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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-01-29
Proceedings OF Congress.

Ia the Senate Ihursd4y, the electoral
coun' bill was discussed 10y Messrs Sher.
man. Ednunds. Eyarts and Iloar. after
which that body adjourned uni, Monday.
The House spent the session in d, bate Oh
the hi ! to increase the pension of soldiers
widows.
The Senate was not in session Friday.
The House passed the resolution ca inr
for information as t. the minayemr+t Of
this Norf,lk navyysrd after amending it
so as tn include an investigation "f its
tgement during the terms Of the i'm
mediate prsdscessors Of he present secrs
tary OF the Navy. The reso' utinn elected
. warm po 'itical deba'e. in shch Messrs
Boutells, of Maine. and Wis. Of Virginia,
were the principal pr icipsnts
In the Senate on Monday, Mr.. Ho.r
from the Judiciary committee, reported a
hi for the settlement nf the del is nt the
Pacific Railroads Mr.. Morgan mad. =
speech in iaynr of the electoral count bill
Mr.. Wilson presented a petition ni citi-
zans Of Maryland praying for the repeal If
the law requiring the Secretary # the
Treasury TO coin less han 81 900 600
per month of s'a1dard silver do lars IL
the HOUSE, the death of Representative
Rankin, at Niscnnsin WAS ,nunuucrd, =
resolution "i rcgre' adapted, and as a fur
thcr mark Of respect the iinu.- adjourned.
4 similar resolution WIS adopted hy the
senate
The session of the Sen,t. on Tues.I.y
was occupied in the delivery Of rulo rres
on the bate Vice Prrsitlcnr Hendricks t.,
S"n1tors Nr"rEees. !ltmpt"n. Sh"rm4n
Evarts, Spnouer and o hers. Ann"g the
large number IF bills ir'r rdurri in thn
Hons. was onr by Mr. Cole ut H.ryl4od.
for the protection If the healtl. ut en-
ployes in factories. A bill for prnsinninn
the survivors OF the N-ylc.n w.rw was re-
p 'rte1 from the pension committe+.
IL the S@n,te. Wednpsi, ra-olu,ipr
Of inquiry INTO the ad rinissratlnn of tie
pension Office WAS ad pted Mr.. iarrIsnn
addressed the Senate in sauport If the
bill to admit DIkotA "a - re IN the !
House. Mr.. Bpat,l e, Of VI .ine. s,u!hr. but
fAiled, to obtain leave to suhn,t certain
papers in support of his recent statement
in regard to The destruction Of the dry
lock "a the Portsmouth, navy yard. A !
bill was reported from the military com
nittee to aid in the erection OF m0uu-
nent in New York to Gen. Grant. The
House passed bill fnrfeiting cer,ain land |
grants in Mississippi, A abama and Louis
ana to aid in she construction ef r.il-
'oads. |
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-01-29

The frightful explosion in the Orrell
mine, at Newburg, W. Va on Thursday
of last week, killed all but one of the 40
men who were in the shaft at the time
The Cause of the awful disaster is attribut-
ed to the removal Of a bulkhead across
one of the ventils'ing galleries, which
turned the fresh air from is proper course
and permitted the accumua alton of fire.
damp. This was ignited by an uncovered
lamp. When the explosion occurred the
cages were st the bottom of the shat, and
the tremendous force resulting from the
combustion crushed them and the heavy
timber lining of the shaft iato confused
mass. This destruction of the cages obIig-
ed the rescuers to resort to the iron coal
buckets as means of reaching the level
of the drifts, and, as they will hold but
three men, the work Of removing the OBJ
structions proceeded very slowly. Fri
day evening the searching party found at
the bottom of the shaft Daniel Miller and
his son, Is years old, young Simmons, a
trappsr, and young Clark, driver One
of the party is reported as saying that they
found mule blown go feet out of the sta
bles with his halter on.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-01-29

The Baltimore american says in 1882
and in 1884 bills to reduce the marriage
license fee were defeated in the MARYLAND
Legislature on partisan grounds The as
sertion is not true We do not see in
what way politics could be mixed mp
with such measure; but the 4mericnn is
noted for "optics keen" &c. The bill was
defeated, as it ought to have been, and as
the bills now under consideration should
be, oG purely business grounds, The
State cannot afford to lose the revenue de
rived. Farming lands are taxed as much
as they ought to he, and until the S ate
debt is disposed of, or some other means
of raising funds be devised, no reductions
should take place that will further bear
upon the agrieulturists of this S ate. The
pc ople have been accustoma ad to the pres
ent msrriage license fee for many years,
and it will be no hardship to continue it
for few years longer. The man, b ack
or white. who cannot afford to pay four
dollars and a half for a marriage license,
is too poor to get married; and the man
who is not willing to pay that sum, is not
fit to have wife. The first would raise a
family in ignorance and squalor, who will
likely figure in the criminal annals The
latter would be too mean and close to
properly feed and clothe family, much
less educate them. BESIDES, there is a
way now of escaping the license fee by
king the banns published in Church.
minister Adcocate.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-01-29
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-01-29
I)I'i. =.

Xix Gina. Chicago gsnhler, 10 credited
With dropping Sl2 900 at one sitting a, 'ars
table rec.stly.
The Ksiahs of Labor Of San Fr.ncisrs h.v.
fisssed a. sddrss sntrearing each Assemsiy to
use its isdusncs on its r, ,prssss,sIivss in Goa
Grsss TO secure the absolute prohibition of
Chisess im1iEratioa iets the United States
About sixty feet Of the Rs.ding r ,ilr.sd
near Shenandoah. Pa, dropped iato The work
ings OF a mine below on Saturday, lust after
coal tram had passed over i, A passenger
tram containing 100 passenger. hid p-ss.d a
few mInutss before.
The New York Ind p.nlegi il informed III At
"ths Hon Roscoe CIukling in speaking Of
President Cleveland at recent diun.r called
him second Abraham Lucoln. nnd proph--
sled that he would ne re elected in 1883 slmn.t
by acclsnation."
The boiler Of The tug Edno, exploded S.,ur
iav on Lake Charles. Ia. XII ling Fred ) NTH
he cook, a German. sz.d II vars C.pt R
+. Moss vas thrp~n di,ttnre of as.rlv 400
feet asd fatally ujur.d Tha engineer. III.
onl' o'b-r p'rson on the boat, escaped min
jured
Two freight trsias ssrs started IN orporIte
dir clians On the same track on The Cat. ai,..
Branch o' the Phi! ,delphi. and R-,d,n. R,iI-
r 'ad on SATURDAY.. nv nisf Ike Of TIE Off -ial-
The irsas c0llid.d at Rin.town. p, and two
men we're iast~utls kilIei AMI iva fatally in
jur d Both engines aud several cars were
wrecked
Deputy Shelf C-ige. visited rh- hau.a o.
J SO T.. W WickhrShsm prominent f,rmrr liv
ine nsar rvsrisle ca AMI t.und MN sit
Ting IN = rh !. IN The iiai groom mur.i.rri
nd h's "I'e a"Ai ~ n-i ~ sr,irs yi,h her
h ,aiS and foer bound ani woGni in he.
breast All kai, Chrn-ss cppk -mploc-i b.
the couple has disappeared.
A sno~slide ovecwhslmed the cabin at the
Daylight mine, in the La Plata mountains,
Colorado. Leonard Sutton, who WAS buried
fifteen feet under the snow, dug his way ou,
and found Henry Thom 8, the Other occupant
Of the cabin, with his leg broken aud other
wise injured. Thomas begged Sutton to kill
him, bnt Sutton refused, and Thomss then in.
sisted that Sutton should save hinssf. which
be did, making his way 10 Purango Thomas
asked Sutton to return in the spring and bury
his body and send his property to his sister,
Mics Hannah Thomas, New York
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-01-29

In the course of a conversation with
Representative Cole recently President
Cleveland elucidated the principles by
which be had cndeayored to guide his
administration. He said he felt satisfied
that he enjoy Il the confidence of the
American people, and that they approved
the course he had pursued. He believed
the people agreed with him that the high
est duty of the executive lay not III the
distribution Of offices, but in securing
good government But very little had
been done for Maryland, for instance, lii
the way Of federal patronage, yet he had
marked the increase of the democratic
majority at the late election. The same
might be said of New York. 1t was a
wise, prudent, economical and patriotic
administration that the people wished,
and which he hoped to be abe to give
them. so that the democratic triumphs
should be not ethereal, but enduring.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-01-29

Tne conflict that was or is to take place
between the President and the repub lean
members Of the Senate is being deferred
so long 'haf the eager puo ic is losing in
teres' in it. The Senators profess 10 in
tend to become very indignant, when. on
asking the Preside why he made certain
removals. i wil' be dcvclope that ne
made them simply because The rrpahli-
cans removed were IF .nsiv Dartisans. "
Fhey have ask d the ue dis Of Iepar.
ments, but these fl ia r~piy. Of course.
that thsy are not awart Of rhe Presidents
re ,sons Tor his nifi .it acts TIE presi
dent hifnse may or may not give the in
furml ion desired if ask q for it, but he
cannot be expected to volunteer it. The
hitch is with the repub ican Senators, who
are di1dent and put the matter off 80
long as they can. Meanwhile the heads of
departments chserily offer them all the in
formation they have on file as to nomina-
tons which were f,Iowed by appoint
mcnts. Perhaps ia the end the belliger-
ent Senators will perceive that the Presi-
dents power of removal is absolute, and
conclude to confine their attention to ap-
pointmenfs. Sun.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-01-29
bered.

Hon. Stevenson Archer, of Hartford, was
nominated by the Democratic caucus OF
the Legislature for State treasurer on W ed
resdav, over Hon. John S. Cuttings, OF
Baltimore county. In the caucus Archer
received G1 votes, and Cuttings 81 Hon
John Cuttings was appointed treasurer
by Gov. McLane to serve cut the unexpir'
ed term of Hon. Barnes Compton. His
management of the office has been entire
ly satisfactory and it is surprise and
disappointment to his many friends In the
State that he did not receive the endorse
mcnt of a reelection.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-01-29
JOHNSON, GARNER &C.


All th' new S'rl-s in INGRAM from 2S to ,5c
All thr new Stvrs in TAPESTRY BRUSSELS.
from - cts TO ST 90.
All the new Stvlrs in BODY BRUSSELS.
TAPESTRY HALL and STAIR CAR
PET 10 match VENiCIAN HALL and
STAIR CARPET to nstch
All siz DRUGGISTS from s. 90 TO $40 90
A l,r.- stock of SMYRNA RUGS. from 81 80
to Sc 90.
One Yard wid~ OI CLOTH 30. 2sr Zoe
LACE CURTAINS, 81 25. 81 so, 81 per pair
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
~ inch All Wool SERGE 50r'.
AZ inch All Wo,l TRiCOF III i}la.k AID color.
30 cents
4? inch All VOL CREPE CLpTH in 81 ,ck
md CDiors so "is
LADIES' iLANNEL SUlTING, 21r eta
u 4 All Wool SACkING. - rls 81 90
BLACK GRO GRAIN SILKS Sl.UV, Sl25
SlLk VELVETS. ST 90, 81 25
COLOREb CASIlMERES. lOc, l2Ir., -.
bales one yard wide BROWN COTTON, set,
CANTON FLANNELS Gle Sc. loo. l2Ic,s
A large stock White Wool BLANKETS from
81 rs to Sc 90
COMFURTERS, lined with White Cotton. 81
81 Is, ST so, 81. 90.
Ladies and Gents NET UNDERWEAR.
JOHNSON, GARNER & CO.,
$50 PennsyIvania Avenue, a0uth side.
ncdr IN 81. U.iSTTNG GTON. DC
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-01-29
Senator German WAS asked the probable

would be held, and replied that this had
not yet been determined. He was ,hen
asked whether Representative Findlay
would be invited to the conference, but
made no Ineligible answer to this query.
Mr.. Flndlay was asked whether he would
attend the conference if invited, and his
answer was equally as diplomatic as that
of Mr.. German. Another member of the
Maryland delegation said, however, that
he did not think Mr. FindIay would be
invited for the reason that he had separa-
ted himself from the regular party organ
il ,tion in the last campaign, and had
since shown no intention or desire to re-
turn to the party fold. This member was
reminded that Mr.. Findiay had attended
and taken part in the House democratic
caucus but be only shrugged his shoulders
and said ms more
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-01-29
u. MALUULM BERRY,
CONSTABLE.

Ls Plata. Charles Co, Nd.
IL AElNG been appointed CO nstshlr nd hav.
L L in! given good and suflici mt bond | an
Nv prepared TO nuke collect m. and tn dis
charge all duties pertaining to tn, ot::e Letter
addressed to me at Ii Plata will receive promo
att .ntion.
IN. Gm. c. MALCOLM BERRY.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-01-29
The Marylatd Legislature.

In he Senate on Thursday the following
bills W re reported: Senate bills prevent
ing the taking of bail af'er a party has
been convicted Of crimes amending the |
law relating to the State board of health
tor the suppression of nuis ,nces and the
better protection OF he health of the in-
hs sbitanrs Of the : a'e. A recess was then
taken tor the inausura ion ceremonies at
the conclusion OF "hich, at l2:l5, the
President called the Senate to order again.
At 1910 the Senate adj dlpurnea TIL 1890
Friday morning. In the House leaves to
introduce bills were granted: 70 Mr.
Johnson, relating to the acknowledging
of instruments aft cling real estate. The
House adiourned until 1890 \. NJ, on
Fridag.
On Friday both houses af .r brief ses
sion adjourned until Tuesday A. moor. In
the Senate favorable report WAS made
on Mr.. Clsget,'s bill to protect birds in
Prince Georges county and the bill was
rad the frs linz. In the iInus' leave
was granted Mr. >eel," t. introduce bill
t. protect the hp. ia ant mnrl's Of minors
in the State "t N M,ryl.ad, and T." Mr..
johnson, bill pr"v,ilng f,r taking the
sense of the pc pie # the state as t" call.
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-01-29
NOTICE.

'HE Fourth Qu.rteris Conference of Ch,ri.,
l aud st A.rys charge Z Church,
S'uIh, ~ili be held 10 W a, Mscs.nie.vill.,
St. Narv's county. J.nu.rr Sob aud sist. and
not the l6 and lrth AZ published In III.
Baltimore Euiscopal Methodist Services lie
Rininz S'turds, at II A. N. at w.ich tim.
all he offirial NON ers especially, are REQUEST.
ed be present. By order. R R H,ush. p T..
J G SEnWiCK
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-01-29
lea is suppressed in

The Charity Ball on Monday night at
the Academy of Music, Baltimore, was s
brilliant affair, being largely attended,
and in every sense successful. The Presi-
dent and large number of other distin-
guished persons from Washington were
present. AS this is the first time that a
Democrat chief executive has attended a
ball IN Baltimore or elsewhere for ever SC
many years, the incidents of the evening
festivities will possess unusual interest
aud the event Itself one long to be remem
bered
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-01-29

The bill introduced in the Legislature
last week looking to the prevention OF the
sale of tobacco to minors IL Maryland
may accomplish its object. But the small
boy will smoke and chew in spite of par
entail vigilance, and dealers will be found
to take his pennies in exchange for the
weed, be the penalties for its sale to child
rem as heavy as they may be made. Ii
will be an Utopian age when young Amer
lea is suppressed in any of its proclivities,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-01-29

The rs'u. Of lHE sun ~ IN A 'r-r,i.iug
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Tar less in proportion - the rirt nj II. n -,h.
m"'n ejemsnt Of value ia aivertisins-than
iho'- o. anv other dali, paper of v ich We
have kno~lrdg-
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-01-29
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-01-29
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-01-29
IortT ol,orfoC ln1e5
PORT TOBACC o:
Friday Morning.."... January %, 1885

During the inaugural ceremonies at An
napolis last week Gov. Lloyd was suffer
ing very much with the gout, and this las
led witty exchange to remark that the
Governor has two inheritances He inher-
its the G Gubernatorial chair and he inner
It's the gous May he honor tie one and
dishonor the other
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-01-29
AnNINl>rKA rUK s VOTI,7E
0rphans' C""rt Of Cil ,ri~s c,un.~ s-t,

| AnNlNl>IKA TOR $ NDTI,'E
0rphans' Coort Of Oh ,rtss c,an.~ s-t,
| DEcENBeR l8. 1885
InRDERED BY THE COURT THAT
~ Wi I,m W X -s"', and Jam. II Wrivh,
administrators nj W Him = K-.rh d-cr.s
ed, give the notice required hs ,w to ,ne
'reditors of <ail William s krerl deceased, to
exhibit their claims. legally authenticated nv
advertisement published in some Que newsraper
published III Chlrlcs Conntv. NJ ,ryl,nl once in
each Of three successive weeks
True copv.--feSt:
J BENZ MATTINGLY,
Reg. Wills for Chs. Co.
NOTICE
HNIllS Is To GIVE NOTICE, That the sab-
scriher hls oht lined from the Orphans
Court of ChIrl County, Maryland, letters
OF Administration on the personal estate of
WILLIAM S kEECII
late OF said county deceased All persons hav-
ing claims against sid deceased are hereby
warned to "Nliihit the same. with the yourh~rs
thereoficw ailr authenticated tu tn subscriber
on o. h,tn"c HE IS h dav of Jana 1886
They MY o'hcr~iSe hv l,w he rxclu led from
al benefit sal, dc,.eaS, ; r<taf. Gis. uu-
der our h nd. this iS'h d,v If n>.e,.rr 1885
WI LAW W kEErII
JAMES 4. WRIGHT
Adm'"S Vt W. s X r", DO,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-01-29

t. Ea "pe sni 9th ! Psi. C.u.u Count i,s
rs C. nj. per Nth
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-01-29
ORDER NISl.

In III Circuit Csurf fsr Ch,rIe. Gssatv
>ittin. ~ c'Ur. at EqIity.
In the mttter nf Hiram q 40 )re~ va. Daniel
B k+if r e,-,,t.4~ . =a~sas
Nd $50 Equity
nRDEEGD this iii i,v Of J,1nsry / 2ss
" hat the sale N ,i- au} rep ,rt.i b, J,h,
II. Mitchell E-l trns,e.. IN tn. ahnv- .rri,I-,l
'nnSe t'r "a ihtd AMI couirm.i a ur'--sr u,a 10
The ron'F"rs thereof M shown nn ar hef ,r1 ,he
1fS' VI nd y o F-hruary next, hrivi Eel i rnrv
Of ihis ord he iuS- i il SON. u.y.n.,,sr
nuhESh-1 in ChirleS count! onc. in .,,.h ,f
hree S',cresSlv- w-tks r;nrc tn s.isi 6~st
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True conr test: J. SAMUEL TusNsa Clerk.
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-01-29

The Courier-Journal (iENRY wArrERsoN Ed.
ltor-in Chief, is the acknowledged Repeesenta.
i've Newspaper Of the South. 10 Democratic in
politics, an! frst, last. and all the time is for
reducton OF the War Taxes as levied on the
people by the tariff now in force.