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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-03
PROMOTING WISE TEMPERANCE LEGISLATION.
rno

10 IS evident that when The New-Y rk Tribune"
shall have finished up rs State and ba room" SYM
postum the results collected will be- Of great value
In determining what kind Of legislation Is bos adapted
10 graphic with the evil OF ntemperanoe Thus far
the weight of the testimony faSors hsh license and
local option
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-03
NOT so sTREAKEp AS HE WAS


from 10 ITtHIOH IIHlUS ID0n.J
Suddenly, now and then, Mr, Cleveland gets streaks
OF Clyil Service Reform but then tho spoilsmon
get hold OF him and tho streaks disappear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-03
snoer 10 aorertisemenis.
Bnsinrss Noilres.

"PATrST Ger TROUSERS"
invited 90 srecslty OF HoMPsoNs
PATENT CIR" EEADY.MAnR TROUSERS. For tiirtF years
,her hal customer ira - pre-emnen success
Their popularity Ready Made EEghsh speclay y
cy good stylish comfortable econsmlcai aAu
csnVexezt for imme iiste
PlicEs IRON 81 30 To 81 90.
r. Il. THOMPSON.
ErOaGway Post Oncel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-03

Tho work of reducing the saloons and the
saloon influence continues 10 make nlafhea
progress in Philadelphia Another report was
made yesterday by Ito judges comprising the
License Court. 1t covers Two WARDS ana OUT
Of 5tS applications fer licenses 314 were re-
fused outright aud only 2l2 granted. lhs Is
n reduction OF nearly GO per cent. Inc hign
License bill passed by the New OK Assembly
last week cannot he expected TO produce such
offensive results here, for the pennsylvania
,au, is much more stringent in many respects
liant decided reduction in the number oil
drinking places viii inevitably result
Not the psoplc OF this city and State alone
but the people Of tbs whole country are con,
ocrned in putting the harder OF our prihclPa'
mort in coed condition and keeping it so, Inc
hin about which Mr.. Evarts conferred WIN our
merchants yesterday is designed to prevent 'ne
dumping of anything into the waters oil new
York Bay that will iniure 1t or tend 20 MI II
I'M The amendment which he said had Docn
made puts the matter in the charge of single
naval officer instead Of a commission oil three
as proposed in the bill itself. There seems 10
no M weirhty reason why this change should
80. Ma made and Senator Evarts is convinced
mat the hill will pass in the amended form.
Whatever forcs there may he In the argu-
ments in favor of changing Inauguration Day
from March A to April 80. the House OF Repre-
r.,,a.;yes has not been convinced that change
= a..ir,hle That this is so was shown a
second time yesterday. seaatcr Hoars PRO,
nosal that April 80 be the beginning and
termination of the terms of President VICE
President Senators and Representatives. wa'
acfcated in the House few weeks ago. ses ,
te,day Mr.. Grains joint resolution wh'ef
Uttered from Mr. Hoars in making me SCISSOR
of Congress begin on January ! uhc nep.s
s,uta,iycs entering on their duties two monen
oAsr their election. was overwhelmingly DC
featcd. This apparently settles the ma''e
for the present
n was natural to expect that shaips con
dticn of hcolth would be made an excuse 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-03

The Women's International Congress is past.
The Marine Conference is next in order. Inc Oil
providing for this Is before the House oi l"P'e-
sentatives, and should be passed in the interests
both of the travelling public and those VINO nave ,r
insurance and shipping interests at staKe Inv 1
hoIdino Of this conference is greatly desired
throuchout the civilized world for the safety Oh
nnVipatiOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-03

BRANCH OFFICES OF THE IEIh NE
Advertisements for publication in The bune, ana
orders for regular delivery Of me daily paper win DC
received al the following branch Oflces In New YORK
Dysnch once i,23S Broadway, a n. 10 p m
No $50 Groseway, bewesn 221 and $50 sts', I'LL y III
No aOs Wesi 23d-si., 10 IN 10 D. m
No Te0 3d.sve. near 37th-st-. 10 a. IN. 70 m
No l. oo7 3d.sve., near Goth ST.. 10 a. m. 20 p m
M $50 EasJ la5th-st, near 3c-ave., 10 a 70 80
p.
JOG Vest 42dSt.. near tth-aFe
Los 1sraVe-
30. $50 last i95h-st, open unt1 80 p n.
IN OTHER CITIES
Washincon-l 322 Est London-26 Bedford-st, Strana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-03

THE New-York Times speaks OF the " hide
pendents without whose aid the Democratic party
cannot carry the State in close contest LOOK
a. the figures for 1884 and 1883. In 1884 the
D,poc7uto marty. with the aG' OF the " Indie
ropdcntsa carried the State by a plurality OF
! 0i7. in 1885. with the independents work
ina against their candidate the Democratic plu-
rality was ll,134. Enough said.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-03
:Nesp:2lork Dailn Gribn,rs

FOUNDED BY HORACE GRE Ell z Y
TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1888.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-03

n was natural to expect that Snaps COT
d;tisn Of health would be made 40 excuse te
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-03

Here is interesting proposition luz '''
luminous intellect of Luther II. Marsh to exercise
tsslf upon: lie has repeatedly declared When
seeptics have attempted to shake his ialth ny
suggestions Of the possibility Of fraud, thaC III
does not see how there can be any trlckefy'
Almost in the same breath he calls upon thoss
same sceptics to beware how they make iighC OIL
the mediums miraculous manifestations since ho
really sane man hesitates 10 believe d thins
simply because he does not see how IL can NC
500 How do the two positions ft'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-03

In discussing the question Where snail we
Spend the Summer ?" for the readers OF the April
Scribner's,n General Greedy incidentally notes
that, at that period of the year. Toledo at one
end of Lake Erie, is much warmer than Buualo
at the other, although the latter city Is only Il
few miles further north than Toledo Ihs clr-
eumstance is no doubt due to the fact that the
prevailing southwesterly winds of summer como
to the one locality after sweeping over vast eA-
tent Of land; while they reach the other coo1'u
by a Journey over many miles Of water The same
difference can be noticed between the tcmpera-
turo at Escanaba and Maeunaw, and even on
opposito SIDES of largo bays and rivers especially
for few hours at time on particularly warm
DAYS This has been repeatedly observed near
the mouth of the Thames, IN ConnecucuC' ana
il is not improbable that the Thermometer AZ
some Of the Jersey coast resorts would, with a
southwesterly breeze in midsummer, register ,
or 0 degrees higher than At points 81 the Long
Island shore not fifty miles distant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-03

Mayor Chaplin is said to be anxious 10 loAioV
in the steps of Grover Cleveland ana 90 from
Mayors chair to the Governorshlp oil Inc oVate
lie lacks one necessary qualification, however
he has never been Sheriff.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-03

Mr. Morris X. Jesup is mentioned as possibly 10
be appointed by Mayor Hewitt as Park CoinlliS-
sioner. The Mayor could not do the puOhc
better service. There has been too much tinkerlhe
with our parks in the past by incompetent men
If Mr. Hewitt will ill the Park Commission WIFI
the right sort of men and cortrive some way oil
keeping them there, the public would feel safer
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-09-21
One of Clovcland's Misrepresentation:

The statement that the tariff increases
for the consumer the prices Of every pro-
tcctcd article lie uses has been rrtuted
So often that one wonders that a f'rs,u
claiming to have auy knowledge Of the
tariH question would dare to make it --
Yet we have the free trade candidate for
the Presidency IN his lcucrof acceptance
putting forth this statement a. an eco
nomicaI axiom that no cue Viii dispute.
Il suppose it is needless he writes I'M
his letter of acceptance, Ito eNphiu jha!
all these duties and assessments are ad-
ded to the price Of the articles upon
which they are levied aui thus become
a tax upon all those vine hay taeSe arDi-
Giles tor use and consumption, suppose.
too, it is we'll understood that tie efieut
of this tariff taxation is not limited 10
the consumers Of imported articles, bu
that the du 5 imposed upon such arii.
Giles permit corresponding increase IN
price to be laid upon domestic proluc
lions of the same kind, which increase
paid by all our people as consumers OF
home productions, and entering every
American home, constitutes form 81
taxation as certain and as inevitable "a
though the amount was annually plid
into the hand of the tax gatbcrer. Z
Facts aud figures give the lie direct to
this assertion Of the candidate Of the free
traders. The effect Of protection is e
encourage home competition, which has
invariably reduced prices The result
is that many articles Of common use are
cheaper to-day than they were thirty
wears ago, when the tariff on these arti-
was much lower than it is now. Ii
Cleveland is right they ought to cost
much more than they did thirty years
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-09-21
The Fox a1lti.13 .3o

An OH fox fircl Of his Fife.
Walled through the forest hungry mud sud
| When ncaliag 8, thrifty Bee Hive
Tie King oi the Sweet Workers he met
lIaw IS ID the World das forsakpn No.
And poverty is nv last3
/ The Fox said TO he Royal Bee,
Not thinking 0i tie pst.
The Rec replied look me
And all those under my comman /;
COR Watchwori is Honesty,
We not like you the world oGeal
liadst thou been honest ia your
Dealing your reward would not be misery,
But blessed with a happy feeling
Like the thrifty, I)aest Bee,
Fox, Forest Bee and Hive
Lansbugg' Shield and Protector,
Tie firm consistent Business Life
Proved Public Beuefactor
They thrive BY trying the world TO please,
Fair dealing is ther success,
Industrious and Honest like the little
Bees such Virtues the Public bless:
They call at Laushurg's, yonng and old.
To receive Value for their money.
Remember our store when you are told
About the Fox, Bee and Honey.
We will now discontinue our poetic
style and inform the Public that we have
on hand an immense line of Remnants
aud Short Lengths Of Dry Goods. placed
on exhibition at our well known Third
Floor The following specifications Of
Bargains will convince you of the fact.
Two cases Of the very best French Navy
Blue Percala with Gold, White aud Red
figures, beautiful fall styles, only Toe
per yard. Regular value l5c Auoth-
er Invoice of the iamo8s "Mlhdt" Plaid
an excellent fabric for ordinary dress
wear, only Sc per yd, generally sold at
l25c. One case of the genuine Indigo
Blue, Arnold Print Remnants, IN good
lengths, warranted perfect, only &c per
yd We have also received our New
lmportations of Corduroy and velyeteen
IN all the fall shades at reasonable prices.
Having had Slight lire IN our Red
Spread Department we offer the damaged
lot at a great sacrifice in order to make
room for perfect ones. Several eases Of
German Bed-llching, in short lengths,
from = yds to 10 yds; warranted feath-
proof, Blue AMI White at lie, regular
value 22c; Red and White at l8c, regu-
lar value Soc. Five cases BIeached Cot
too Remnants q I'd wide) the best fab
ric in the market at 6 4c, worth Sc; at Sc
worth los; at 9c worth II, Five dozen
Black Jerseys, different sizes, reduced
from 81 so to 25c Seventy i've Ladies
Jackets, heavy Jersey, finish entirely
perfect, dark colors Reduced from
S3 70 to 81. One price and no other.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-09-21
NISI.
Ii the Circuit Court tor Charles Couaty
In the matter Of the sale Of the real estate sold
under mortgage from John Sweeney to John
I. Bal!inger.

Ordered by the court this 4th day Of Sep
tember, 1888, that the sale of the properly
mentioned in the proceedings in the above en-
Titled cause by John I. BAllinger, mortgage,
be ratified and confirmed unless cause 10 the
contrary thereof be shown on or be ore the
first Monday Of October, 1898, provided a
copy Of thi, order be inserted in some news
paper published in CHARLES county once in
each Of four successive weeks before the said
arsg Monday 10 October, 1888.
The report states the amount Of sale to be
S675.
J. SAMUEL TURNER, Clerk
Get. CT for Charles County.
True eopy-Test;
], SAMUEL TURNER, Clerk.
sep 7-dt
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-09-21
The Necessary Result of E


VIM Mchlnis -tat protection
delivered recently in Atlanta, Ca:
"IInon what terms can we ads
rcya.,,,o tariff svs,em in this countxY
n H. w,v oply ~ arecntinc Enropo |
sau.l; ;ons and snbmit,inr fo IN the III
on,r.rts HI 5;s1dy,utoges IF orr al
eaarr;.J rivn, rho cLief obstrnctian L.
H.. ,y,y IF revenue ann Is fbc waol
MIA Inrrir,n workinrmen and alv
return to that policy involves a redd
uon Of the cost Of L.bor. We cannot IT.
ford Mr. President to have cheap labbr
IA die rajfeI States. Cheap latbr
means cheap mcn ana dear money. II
would rather elevate and improve i
condition Of my f,IIow-cit.zaps than in-
rrorso the valno. Of money and the mower
r n.o,,., h.,rs Tl,s R.nnblic .,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-09-21

I'IFIF'I IroTn NiNi District
,n :, VIM i JrNorris, Colunibu
Bowllng. John I Proctor. Sylvester
Goats. Felix Wasbino,o1 TLee
Di,e'ozler, ) W p Tucker, Yates q
Herbert, Edward TIWillett. yals,n Z
lIarr, Thomas Willeft R;r,,,ri ~
De7d.
"oothe' Nm Lyon, Theodore
Hnhey. William /.
J. hereby crrtft.th1 the at,1.. .,r.. ,.,rr.~,
li-t- 81 ret~...+ iaaIo out iu o3.ruii.,,, ,'t,t
section If chapter %. ST ths p5if't t;.,'.r'i
- ?. "'s,'I "t betirneril Assembly ii MARY.
b Is. tfpFFN
officer IF Rrst-fr.,ti, .t,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-09-21
F4SaIa

One hundreaan,irtv dollo.. oo.h -,
buy a handsoae 81 Marc oo olSn ''''l
sired by Cobea ogan old So sooa ,n'l9 e
years old last sp9 She i n ,aa mari t i'g
~ s9r "a a t fnoi ~ %Percheron Horse. Sell
= -, a'I EoI lor Theifers, Dam Ayrshire
MI, ,;I ".,e I'd BY a Durham Bull,
Bull. AppIyto H''9'''u rIeasiah
V. II NEALE.
ecuth Howard Street.
Baltimore, Nd.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-09-21
FOR sALH, oEAP FoR CAsII

The TomphiR e of about one b4ndred
ana eIsGt5-ag ~ Immediately at Port
o9 ~ '9,".1 = nod order, alt buildings
ana fence new bred Some good fruit
The property. 49, 7''0"
Or VIA be rentetla dee;r.Ilo ,o,.
Address H. I.1,It-
may l8-tf Baltim ,'.a' IA
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-09-21
CHARLOTTE HALL SCHOOL
EDUCATION Of FARMERS.
The Maryland Agricultural College.

Prince Georges county,
s miles from Washington, b. & 0. RR.
Tuition Free to all residents of the
State. For Catalogue and particulars,
address, HENRY L. ALYORD, Presi-
dent, Agricultural College, Nd.
This institution is technical school
OF farming. aug 3-bm
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-09-21
ORDER NISI.
In the Circuit Court for Charles County.
No. So Equity.

w % EqUIIy
In the matter oflhe sale of the property of VIM.
Cox, lnsolvent.
Ordered by the court this 10th day of Au-
gust 1883 thai the auditors report made and
filed in this case be ratified ana confirmed nm
less cause 10 the contrary be shown ON or be-
fore the fourth Monday Of September 1888. pro-
yided Il cops of this order be inserted in some
newspaper published in Charles county once
a week tor three successive weeks prior to the
said fourth Monday of September 1883
J. Samuel TURNER, Clerk
Of c. Ct. Court for Charles county.
True copy-Tesi
J SAMUEL TURNER, Clark
sep let
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-09-21

SIXTH DISTRICT.

Persons ae'c'y registered "1'f Strtehea
from he lists of qudJiet rioters.
NEWLY REGISTERED.
Dement,. John G Shorter, John S
Lyon, George flnms, James
Montgomery, J W Speake, John T
Maloney, John I Turner Robert Il
Mcpherson. T L Wedding, Judson T
Robev Frank Willett, Benjamin
Washington, William 5
Transferred to sixth District
Rrawper Oscar HUNT, Thomas J
Garner VIM II Harrison, Sidney
Garner. John G Penn, james L
Garner Richard 4 Robey. James I
Greenfield John L Roberts, L IL
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sLYENTnDIsrHf-r-


P'rS',s nt.g ,,g'drred oel STRICKEN
/rom t.e lists ~ qnaitd,3 ry,ers.
NEWLY HEfISrE
Brll, James Il johnson peter
Br.cor. Francis Marin,lv .Jos n
Brauson. Lewis Porter .Js.4rb
9,nt, Frank VI PENN WIN
Elston George w Scott. Box1ten s
Henson, Joseph S Swann. James w
Jones, Alfred Sxann. Robert 4
shaw, Arthur
Transferred frem seventh District.
Chapman, Wash Wencf. Jane. B
Penn, James T Knott. John "
Ioungman, Williln II
Dead
Garter VIM CIegctt. VIM II
! hereby erFtifr. taat the above are correct
i-I- 81 persons made ont Ed u3 luIituca vim
$50 iou f, If chapter 34s OF the Pu5hc General
- " z, passed h5 tieticuere Assembly, of Mary.
-ahd, az January session. I---
WILLIAM II. COX,
Oihcer OF Il 'Gistrutou
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-09-21
RATION NOTICE
TOBER SITTING lsss

FOR ii T0BER SITTING 1883.
gommi' Ened, officers of Registration
nyhM election districts Of Charles
t ,o' 'ui 'Hinuftrr stated, duly appointed.
eeFtnd quai6ed according to law
Z oFyh hqfiice that they will severally sit.
'I,oekp hbcr Sitting, at the places
- '"" orped, and the days named, with
On No, from o'clock a. IN, to 6
Th on each Of the DAYS appointed
4 Sitting, to wit:
being b, Tuesday. wednesday.
7 1888 aud Friday. October
Uctoi 3d, 4th aud 9th, 1883.
lns $ lccessive days in October,
icing on TIE FIRST Monday in
49, for the purpose Of register
re- as as are entitled 20 vote ia their
go districts, and for revising and
reslstries Of voters Of Chailes
ovided by Act Of Assembly Of
III l55.
~. ~ o's claiming TO be entitled to be-
- qualified voter In Charles com
- ioi e the officer Of registration OF
Tha stn$. in which the claimant re-
el.o,; zee an, during the time appoint
eloc'i' lting."
II of Registration for the FIRST
On NJ let will sit at.
A. i1u "a Rr TOBACCO,
~ Sg. Tuesday. Wednesday,
TheSpd Friday, October 1st. "a,
5'h' 1888.
Neer Of Registration for the
a. 0n y w. district will sit at
! iGut , HILL TOP,
az, Tuesday, Wednesday,
The aud Friday, October LIST, u,
third efd 9th, 1883.
Nicer of Registration for the
On % district will sit at
! t ! RoSS ROADS,
- l., Tuesday, Wednesday,
The 81 Friday, October lst, II,
fourth q 5,h, 1883.
FER OF Registration for the
Dr. bn district will sit at
rburs&LENs FRESH.
3D. ~ play, Tuesday, Wednesday
w. aud Friday, October list. "a
fifth I'll nd 9th, 1888.
Ulcer of Registration for the
- = ion district viii sit at
hrrsd HARRIS LOT.
Il. IN day, Tuesday, "Wednesday
aud Friday, October LIST 81
The Ind 9th, 1883.
-" e'.'fh@er Of Registration for tn,
,;t'on district will sit at
IN NJ MIDDLETowN,
'hurdak iay Tuesday, Wednesday
d. 4th and Friday, October, list. n
The d 9th, 1888.
aveaille llicer of Registration for tn
'ieetIou district will sit at
IN MrUBMAN'S STORE,
ln,si "day, Tuesday. Wednesday
Il lib ,,. on5 Friday, October LIST d
sa'I' sie af1s 81 81 Registration 70, fl.
!, Mona. haYANToGwl'y, ST at
' a .a50"lay, Tues, y, ;.
! 4'' "nd 5a,. 'ia s5y8, October Isl, -. %
nth 49, li r. isas is. for tt.
A,,ArrXENr@ 4, cf n at
,s..,.- 10y 10y s.,.s
|, 4t6X4d 9Th, 1888. fS
JELLIN L. Norris,
Gflicer Of registration lst bistrict.
VII r. HiNDLE.
OAiccy IF Registration 2rd District
LINES i BPtH-Nh1.
@tictf Of i.e2ie trat;on. Bird District.
LINES r. DYER.
oIieer o! Registration, I'm District.
JOHE r HERBERT
0aiceF OF Registration, 9Th District,
FP NOISE GFEEN.
oicer Of hr1tslrt:ion. Gth District.
~. H. cor,
O:licer Of Registration, tth District
THDFfS u WOLFE
Officer q REGISTRATION, 9Th I1striet
LINES r. ERIGHT.
Ohirpr of Registrations gih District
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Bricks At LOthair.

Howard and Della have fine kiln of FIRST
class Brick at Lothair, which they offer to
buyers at liberal rates Give them a call
HOWARD 4 DELLA
sep 2l-u Cox 5 Station, Nd
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-09-21
FOURTH DISTRICT.

FOURTH DISTRICT.
Persons ne,rlg registered and stricken
from the lists q q'sailFed eotcrS.
NEWLY REGISTERED.
Pilkerton. JAS W liardestc. Jas w
Hill, James Ryee, John 4
Turner, James S Proctor WIN b
Harris, Lewis Il Garner, Joseph II
Murray, Willie Blackjack. Sidney r
Simpson, John G Butler, William
Thomson, James White. John
Traaur5e3f to F9qrM District
Hawkins, George
Transferred from Eo0rtd District.
Clements, I II Bridget, T II
Brooke, JAS + Bush, i All
Ware, James T Plowden, Ferdinand
Hoffman, Joseph T Thompson, JAS 4
Cooper, 0sclr Butler, Samuel
stricken from The Lists.
Brown, Washington
Dsqd
St Clair, Lewis s Turner, Thomas p
Thereby certify. that the above are ccrrect
lists OF person made out ia compliance with
section chapter 2i9 Of the Public General
Laws. passed by the General Assembly OF Mary
and, at January session, lse-.
JAMES t. DYER,
Officer of Registration.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-09-21
St Clair. Lewis s Turner, Thomas P
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Persons aer'g registered anil STRICKEN
from tic lists QtqaalDea eoters.

Persons aer'g registered anil STRICKEN
from tic lists Y qaalJied eoteys.
NEWLY REGISTERED.
Brawncr, Chas II johnson, Jos p
Billings, Thos II Lloyd, Joseph II
Brown, Daniel NJ Lancaster, 2 Z
Brown. Charles II Lylts, John D
Beck, Dorsey Marshall, J p Jr
Colbert, Thomas SIugfeld, Thomas
Crandell, Chas ? Swami, George
Hill, John G Thomas, Wm I
IIigges, John II Thompson, NJ d
Jupiter, John II Wainwright, r Il
Transferred from F.fth District.
Hunt Taos J Wood Zachariah II
D3q1
Thompson, m A Campbell, Jas VIM
hereby certify, that The above are correct
lists Of persons made out Ia compliance with
section of chapter 1+s of the Public General
I.t1ys. PASSED by the General Assembly Of Mary
Iand nj January session. l---.
JOHN I HERBERT.
O.her Of Registration.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-09-21

90 f'''' 't'''tI 'tJtMtf' ~ 'fft.t 'ff fftf ~
from ~ lists n qaqljF. : eo'era
NEWLY CLUSTERED.
Brooks, Dayia Greondpli. Raht S
Estcp, Robert Ward, rbomas 5
NEWT, Joba F.
Transferred to Niath District
Adams John f Green. 4'''''-ssva
Banks, George Jamesdsl, George
Briscoe, Richard West, 1Domas
Transfe FRED from Ninth District.
Moreland, E'za.e S4wcl. ,;emge II
Savoy, Charles L Sfcne, F...nciS Y
Savoy, Robert Stone, J1s, m
Savoy, Llewcllen Stone. Jrmes \
Stic3ea from the Hd.
Love, John i
hereby certify. thqt tie above are corrcpi
list OF por~oG< mJlc out ip COM 't;at,,e. with
section OF chapter '9 Of the pHai5o General
Laws, pa s--a by me tiprcral AsSSVi..h!v OF
Mary land, At january session, Is
JAMES Z. IS ,:'illT
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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-09-21
Registration Lists,
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