The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1883-11-17
The Next Legislature.

The following is a list of the members of the
next General Assembly;
THE STATE SENATE.
The Senate stands II Democrats and Y
Republicans, as follows:
NEWLY ELECTED SENATORS.
Anne Asqtndel-Nieholas Brewer, Rep.
Baltimore City-Harry Welles Rusk and
Thomas G. Hayes, Denis.
Baltimore County-C. Bohn Slngluff Dem.
Cdlcert-Edward u. Ireland, Rep.
CagroU-T. Herbert Shriver, Dem.
Frederick-Noah Bowlus, Dem.
Hoacard-Edwin Warfeld, Dem.
Kent-W. d. Burchinal, Rep.
Queen time s-Wm. 7. p. Turpin, Dem.
.SomeIset-Thomas S. Hodson, Rep.
WashiRgton-J. Clarence Lane, Dem.
Wicomico-Elihu Z. jackson, Dem.
Democrats 8, Republicans 4.
SENATOR'S HOLDING OVER.
Auegany- Brace, Rep.
baltimore City-John Gill, Dem.
Caroline-Andrew B. Roe, Rep.
Ceeil-Levi R. Mearns, Dem.
CharleS-F. NJ. Lancaster, Rep.
D0rchester-Henry Lloyd, Dem.
Garrett-Wm. r. Getty, Dem.
Hartford Edward NJ. Allen, Rep.
MontoonaeJ1,- T. Moore, Rep.
Prince George's-R. H. Magruder, Rep
St. Mary S. Aliston, Rep.
Talbot. Davis Clark, Rep.
Worcester-George W. Bishop, Dem.
Republicans 8, Democrats 5.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
The House of delegates stands GO Demo
Gratis, rs Republicans, which is gain of 3
Democrats The roster is as follows:
dHa1,o,,,, IJaofa~ C0chrana Rem O.
Hetzell, Rep; E. I. White, Rep; P. A.
Grove, Dem.
Anne Ar7uadel-J. Writ Randall, George
D. Lyles, DIR. Harry CAN'T, Ulysses G. Owings,
Republicans.
Baltimore City-Thomas Garrison, Edward
D. Fitzgerald, Edward L. Clark, John Herman
Rothert, John Q. A. Robson, Charles 81.
Evans, John FL. Handy, Joshua Plaskitt,
Charles Schultz, DIR. Joseph Pembroke Thorn,
Rudolph w. Gunther, Jr., CharlesJ Weiner,
Walter L. Virtue, Edward R. Davis, Patrick
j. Brandy, John j. Curran, Henry c. Seebo,
Lewis G. McCosker, Democrats.
Baltimore Coanaty-Saml. Brady, Milton
w. Offutt, Thomas Kelbaugh, S. Allen Leib,
JAS J. Lindsay, Joshua H. Cockey, Demo-
Gratis.
Calrert- Thomas Parran, Jr., Jas. C..
CLANCY, Republicans.
CarotineIR. D. Culbreth, j. H. Douglass,
Democrats.
CarroH-John w. Abbott, Edward w.
Leeds, Johnnie E. Beasman, James Fl. Rooms,
Democrats.
Cecit-Henry Jones, Frank R. Scott, VIM.
B. Rowland, Democrats.
Charles-W. Dec. MITCHELL Richard Fl.
Mitchell, Lee NJ. Switzerland, Republicans.
Observation-Disclosures Wallace, Jr., Joseph I.
Davis, Republicans Isaac II. Houston,
Democrat.
Frederick Charles F. MARKELL Harry c..
Keefer, Andrew A. Amman, John M. Morrison,
Dr. john j. Henshaw, Republicans.
Gdyrett-Eli Stanton, Democrat; A. f.
Speicher, Republican.
Harford-Jacob II. Plowman, Benz. Silver,
Jr., r. Harris Archer, J. Martin McNabb,
Democrats.
Hopard- William Clark, of T.; Reuben D..
johnson, Democrats.
Kent. Fletcher Wilson, Benedict B..
Atkinson, Democrats.
Montgomery Howard Griffith, Somerset O..
Jones, August L. Greaves, Democrats.
Prince George s-Richard Wooton, DEM;
Chas. E. Coffin, j. Benson Perrie, Reps
Queen Anne s-Wm Henry Legg, A. j.
Gadd, w. E. Barton, Democrats.
Somerset-John R. Milbourn, Noah NJ.
Lawson, VIM E. Parks, Republicans.
st. Washington Wilkinson, John
l.. Melburn, Republicans.
Talbot Philip Frank Thomas, Edward
Lloyd, Joseph B. Seth, Democrats.
Washington Charles A. Little, Democrat;
J. Monroe Sword, DEM; VIM. Booth, DEM;
Thomas J. Keller, Rep.
Wicomico- Thos. B. Taylor, VIM. S. Moore,
VIM. E. Shepperd, Democrats.
Worcester-Beni. j. Taylor, Edward D..
Martin, Francis I. Taylor, Democrats.