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GOMRADES.-On Friday. the 5lh day
Ajof This month. viii be- unveiled in , oily
wood monument 20 the Temofyo OF one whose
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THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
! VIRGINIA ELECTRIC LIGHT AND
POWER COMPANY are called in general
meeting 40 - O'Clock. Saturday. october sOth.
at the Offices OF the Richmond Union Passen-
ger Railway
by order of the Board Directors.
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ANOTHER GRAND RALLY
a Banner Raised by the
Old DOmin-
ION Club.
ELOQUENT SPEECHES BY NOTED
SPEAKERS.
An Enthusiastic Democratic Gathering.

Last nirbt the Old Dominion Club ex
celled themselves They held grand
mass meeting in Old Market Hal
The object of the meeting was TO dedi-
cate the banner, a description Of which
has ALREADY been published in the TINES
/, cost 1925. The committee who orgi-
mated the movement and obtained the
flag are Messrs. Il. Frischkorn and w
w. Cannon.
The club reaching the hall, headed by
Iardclla's Band took seats 10 the right
of the chair and during the meeting The
band played inspiring airs. The presi.
dent Of the club is Mr.. John VI. Higgins
and the membership is between three and
four hundred.
When the Governor entered escorted
by President Higgins. the band played
"Hail to the Chief" His Excellency WAS
accompanied by Mr.. James L. Gordon,
the Senator representing Alb, marie
county in the State Senate
On the platform besides these gentle
men, were Messrs. Ryan. chairman of the
Democratic City Committees Mayor
Ellyson. Colonel Buford, Mr. John T.
Branch, Congressman SlOckdale, General
Joseph II. Anderson. Elector Captain
Tazewell Elicit and others
Mr.. Higgins called the meeting to or
der and introduced tue Governo. as a
man who represented the chivslrous
spirit of the State.
The Governor made a happy speech
1t was short but was to the point The
American people, be said, believes that
there shall be no more taxes levied than
are necessary 10 run the government and
pay its legitimate expenses. He paid his
respects TO Foraker and his bloody shirt
flag ulterance and then said hat he had
not come TO make a political speech bot
was here 10 talk about the Old Dominion
flag which they intend 10 float TO the
breeze. The flag was then displayed
The Governor spoke in eulogislic
terms of lis brilliant appearances, and
he spoke of Cleveland, the man who is
the leader Of men. He also spoke in
high terms Of Thurman. the old Roman,
and George d. Wise who las done hard
work for The working men of this dis
tIict and proved himself to be The best
representative the district ever had. Dis
cus,ing
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he asked was there ever q more danger
Gus power ihan "trusts." which are p
part of Republican political power. He
was sure ma, Old Dominion Club would
place their banner on The ramparls Of
victory. They had done so in The past,
and should Improve on themselves in the
future.
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MAYOR ELLYsoN


was the next speaker lie did not In
intend TO iIespass on The time Of the
meeting jefferson ward bad always
rolled up her majority and would do the
same again. Raise your banner to he
skies and swear TO carry it or die.
SENATOR GORDON
was next introduced by Chairman Hig-
gins he referred 20 the fact that he
came from the atmosphere which sur
rounded the tomb of the father of the
Democratic pariy.E
tie spoke splend!dly of Cleveland, who
had said. "A public Office was a public
trust No man in the sight of God had
lived and cted up 20 that maxim more
than Grover Cleveland He believes
that Democracy is for the States, and for
the people against the encrOschments of
the federal government, and monopoly,
and that America stands full armed
against tie world in trade and com
merce.
He told some truths about the
Republican party which had squan-
dered millions of money in an
imaginary navy, fraudulent pen
siOns 20 deserters, suffers and bounty
jumpers Ii was a grand thing 10 have "a
man who had the nerve 10 veto the De
pendent Pension bill. When he intends
doing a thing be will do il, and the gates
of hell will not prevail against him
He compared the editorials of the New
York Tribune of 1884 with those Of 1888,
when the former said that the moment
Cleveland wa- elected the country would
go 10 wreck. You can see the result Of
that election now.
He referred 10 HarrisOn's record on
the Chinese question where he advoca-
ted the sdmiitance of Chinese in the
United States, when a member of Con
gress. Mr.. Morton had imported the
pauper labor into the United States, and
he would put Thurman the friend of
labor against any such man as Morton
And don't you forget it, The grandson
of his grandfather will be beaten by
Grover Cleveland
The people in Virginia, he continued,
cannot afford TO vote for anybody sup
ported h. man in Petersburg who has
10000 negroes behind him. Tariff must
be forgotten. We must live and vote for
ourselves lie closed with the hope that I
George D. Wise, Grover Cleveland and /
Allan G. Thurman would be elected and |
that God would bless our native land.
MIR Higgins then introduced Congress
man S,Ockdale He made a short speech. /
Mr. Workman, the candidate 10 fill |
The vacancy created by the resignation of /
Mr. Lyon @. Tyler as a member of the /
House Of Delegates, next spoke. He /
wanted it understood thai he was Dem
rat from the word go. He was loudly
ipplauded at each remark he made.
Al the close Of his address the meeting
adjourned
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Colonel and Commander
ARTHUR 4. SrITZER.
IantnIl and AnLufAnt. lNlt.-lt
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SOME STRANGE DISHES.
HOW UNUSUAL MATERIALS ARE PRE-
PARED FOR THE TABLE.

The Poor Of Naples Delight In Sea Urch-
ins-HedGehog Cooked in n Roman Ia
vern-snails of Agreeable Tlavor-snakes
a DiAicult Question.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1888-06-29
BarnesYille Items. .

Fine and much needed rain Saturday
Wheat harvest in ful blast. The crop is
undoubtedly SO per cent better than last
wear. Acreage about the same as last sea
son. Grass short-corn looks fair.
Mr.. Thomas Pyles is much improved IN
health.
Mr.. Ciagett Pyles is home on short
vacation.
Mr.. r. +. White continues very sick. but
is thought better.
Mr. Samuel Hays was elected Commis-
sioner last Saturday vice Chas. s Nichols.
who declined To serve.
Col. Frust, wife and daughter, and Hon.
M. D. Lagan, of Louisiana, are guests at the
Talbot House.
Thermometer reached the nineties last
week, but Il fine breeze kept people from
melting.
r. b. Cameron, NJ. Hackett, G. w. Good
low, +. p. Gullver and II. McMuchler, OF
the United States Geological Survey, have
been in the peighborhood for the last few
days making surveys of roads and eleva-
tion of hills Maps will be made from
these surveys, which will in case of war be
of much use to the military, &c.
The health of the community good.
June 26, 1888. CoNscRIPT.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1888-06-29
Rev. James H. Wright.

Rev. James II. Wright, who has been
pastor of the Barnesville (Md.) Baptist
Church since September 1st, 1887, has re-
signed to take charge of church at Peters
burg, Va. The church, on being advised OF
his determination to retire, engaged the SER
vices of j. d. Berry, student of the South
ern Theological Seminary at Louisville,
KY, as a supply, and in accepting the pas
tors resignation adopted the following res
oil utions
Resoloed, That in sorrow and regret we
receive the intelligence that so soon are the
pleasant relations OF pastor and church to
be dissolved, and that most unwillngly we
accept this resignation.
Resolved, That our social and christian re-
lations have ever been most happy, and that
we shall cherish his memory and revere his
christian virtues, and in parting our prayers
will accompany him 10 his new field o.:
labor.
Resoloed, That these resolutions be placed
on the minutes of the church and copies
thereof sent to the county papers and to the
Baltimore Baptist.
SAMUEL DARBY, Clerk
Barnesville, Md, June %, 1888.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1888-06-29

wedding at BaPnesville.-A cores
pondent of the Middletown Register, under
date of the 18th instant, gives the following
from Barnesvile, this county: "a quiet
wedding occurred in the Catholic church at
this place on the 9th instant, the Rev. Father
Leonard officiating. The contracting par
lies were Miss Lucy A. Wade, a sister OF the
postmaster and station agent at Buck Lodge,
Metropolitan Branch Railroad, and Mr..
Robert L. Young, a former resident OF your
vicinity. Only few personal friends and
a score or more of immediate relatives were
present The contracting parties had their
attendants. The bride was tall and hand
some and made pleasing appearance. Her
dress was made en train, with elaborate
garniture of flowers and orange blossoms
and was very artistic and stylish in appear
ance The bridal bouquet was of the same
flowers. The bridal tour took in the cities
Of Baltimore and Washington. On the re-
turn of the happy couple to Boyd's they
were met at the depot and conducted to the
Aospisable mansion of Mr.. G. T. Young
father of The groom, where hosts OF friends
had gathered ffom Washington, Frederick
Hagerstown and other parts to tender mol
only good wishes bat also many elegant
gifts. After enjoying an old time supper
there came on little later the good chse
of wine aBd an abundance OF brides cak {
After following the style of epicureans fo
a brief season the rooms were cleared OF fur
niture and carpeting, and the fantastic step
ping commenced which gave the scene it
highest embellishment."
Montgomery County sentinel., 1888-06-29
DEATHS

DIED, near Hunting Hill, Montgomery
county, Md, on June the 7th, 1888, Samue
Crown, aged 81 years, 2 months, 3 week
and days.
A precious one from us has gone,
A voice we love is still,
A place is vacant in our home
Which never can be filled.
Hour after hour we saw him fade
And gently sink away,
Yet often in our hearts we prayed
That he might longer stay
Past his suffering, past his pain,
Cease TO weep for tears are vain,
Calm the tremor of your breast,
For dearest father is at rest.
BY his grand daughter, |. II, Nj,
Montgomery County sentinel., 1888-06-29

The Wheat Crop of 1888 demands that
the Farmers should save ii with the least ex-
penss, and in order to do this the latest inn
proved Champion Binder will be the best
friend in the field. For sale by the +, Il.
Moore Agricultural Company, Georgetown,
D. c.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1888-06-29

Fourth Of July Excursions.--T
Baltimore and Ohio r. II. Co. will sell ex-
cursion tickets to and from all stations on
its lines east of the Ohio River at reduced
rates on account of the National Holiday.
Excursion tickets will be sold for all trains
July End, 3rd and 4th, valid for return pas
sage until July 5th, inclusive.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1888-06-29

Grass Crop.-It pays well to save your
Hay in the best possible manner. The Cham
pon Mowers will do this with less labor to
the man and beast than any machine in the
market, For sale by the + l.. Moore Agri-
cultural Company, Georgetown, d. q.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1888-06-29

The platform of the Republican conven-
ton especially invites the cooperation OF
working men. "Will you walk into my
parlor, said the spider to the fly"
Montgomery County sentinel., 1888-06-29
BINDERS! BINDERS 1!

no not buy BIN ID ERS until you call upon
- G. 7. DUNLOP, Georgetown, D. G.,
who has few of the CELEBRA TED ES-
TERLY BINDERS made in 1884, which he
intends to close out this season at very low
price.
These Binders are the same he has sold for
years aud guaranteed to do as good work as
any Binder on the market OF the present day
lie has and will continue TO keep large
stock of repairs on hand. Farmers can get
repairs without the delay Of sending to the
factory.
Large stock Binder Twine in store at mar
ket rates may 25-2m.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1888-06-29
NJ O IT Z Q T .

VENHE firm of Milton u Luckett being dis
IL solved, shall continue busn IS at D35
street N. W, Washington, d. g., where !
may be found daily from 8:45 A. NJ, to IL N.
After that time shall be in Rock vile, Md.
COOKE D. LUCKETT,
june l5-3t Real Estate and Insurance.
NEW LINE OF SHOES,
IN Seersnckers and
april DAWSoN'S.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1888-06-29

Levied on for Taxes-The question
of the liability of the Washington Grove
Camp. Meeting Association for State and
county taxes on the property owned in this
county is likely To soon have IL legal settle
ment 1t is understood that the Association
has heretofore paid, and IS still willing to
pay, taxes on the land alone at IA fair as
sessmeni, but Is not willing to pay ON the
buildings which il claims were erected and
are used for religious purposes, and, there
fore, not subject To tax under the laws oi
this State. For several years the cottages,
owned by persons who nse Them as summer
residences, and also during the camp meet
ing, have been assessed and taxed To the in
divi iuas, some of whom have paid, and
Others declined ON the ground that they had
| no full legal title to the lots on which the
buildings stand. In order to test the whole
question the County Commissioners, by ad-
vice of counsel, have had an assessment OF
$45,200 made ON the entire property, upon
| which they Claim taxes for the year 1897,
amounting to $449. 16, and the collector OF
of the same, which had been conveyed TO
the late DR.. Fiodoardo Howard and Vim.
II. Woodward, Of Washington, and the
same will be sold on the 2lst of July next.
Should the ratification of this sale be re
sisted it will lead to a legal solution OF the
whole question by the Court
| nnHa E,,. mil lao f,ir
festival and literary entertainment given by
the ladies of the congregation OF the Bap-
tist church at Germantown, In the grove ad-
joining the church, on the 4th of July, com
mencing at 2. NJ.
An open air concert to commence 5 F. NJ
Some of the best singers of Boyd's Station
and Germantown will take part in the musl
cal festival under the leadership of Prof
Chas Hanshew.
Speaking by Rev. j. d. Berry and others
Supper will be furnished on the grounds
by the ladies. Proceeds for the benefit ol
the church. Public cordially invited.
A Proposed RailrOad.-A certificate
of incorporation of the District of Columbi'
Suburban Railway was filed on Friday las
in the office of the Secretary of State at An
napolis, Md. The route as described is from
near the Chain Bridge, by the most eligibl
line, to the vicinity of the Great Falls, o
; the Potomac river. The capital stock
100000 and the incorporators are Gilber
; Meyers, Jas w. Denver, Thos. J. Meyer
and John r. Mitchell, of Washington, an
Edward C. Peter, Nicholas d. Offutt, Wn
j. Hill, Chas W. Fields and John l.. Bru
; nett, of this county.
r Don't Neglect y0nr corn, bat pnrcha;
NJ D;din- n,,It;gatnr N
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Don't Neglect yanr corn, bat purchase
either Walking or Riding Cgltyator, and
insure an increase of crop. For sale by the
F. L. Moore Agricul tural Company, George
towp, D. g.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1888-06-29

Steel Tells.-The New Champion Steel
Mower has created among the Farmers great
enthusiasm, because of simplicity, dnrabil-
ity, strength and ease Of working.
Il is q marvel in Moving Machines. See
it. For sale br tie F. l.. Moore Agricultu-
raj Company, Georgetown, D. G.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1888-06-29

XXTE, the undersigned, citizens and tax
w payers of Montgomery county, Mary
land, hereby give notice that we intend petit
tioning to the County Commissioners, thirty
days after the publication of this notice, for
the opening OF public =oad beginning al a
point where the right of way of the Metro,
poitan Investment and Building Company Of
Montgomery county intersects the public road
from Rockville 10 Wheaton; thence by the
most convenient route through Garrett Park
and terminating al II point on the Newport
Mill road two hundred and fifty feet south
easiery from the most eastern corner OF Mrs.
Bette d. FngitPs land.
SAMUEL BANKS,
A w. SMITH,
WILLIAM LINKINS,
june I-5t And forty-nine others.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1888-06-29
Unprecedented Sales Everywhere.

Hawkes. Spectacles and Eye-Glasses are
becoming household word throughout the
United States, and their reputation is built
upon rea! merit they are more universally
known than any glass made in the world.
and it is simply wonderful the immense sales
they are having throughout the United States
All eyes fitted and the Fl guaranteed al the
Drug Store of D. F. Owens, Rockville, Md.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1888-06-29

Mr.. GEO W. HOBBS, formerly with G..
W. Mohey, Laytonsvile, is pleased to inform
his friends that he is now connected with our
Seventh Street House.
apr 27-april lS-'94-y
Montgomery County sentinel., 1888-06-29

Daily Sunday Sunday
Rockville 40 A. NJ
Montgomery County sentinel., 1888-06-29
WILLIAM HAHN g. cos
RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES,
SIG Seventh Street 1922 Penn. Ave. !;
23l Penn. Avenue, Southeast,

lsss- Orders by mail conscentiousy filled i.
ny Send for prices. Gsg- Special Discounts
to Dealers.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1888-06-29
Final Notice 10 Creditors.
ROAD PETITION.

True copy-Test:
june l5-3t ROB W. CARTER, Reg
Montgomery County sentinel., 1888-06-29

Barnesville, Md, June "a, 1888.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1888-03-29

An important decision has been rem
,lered by United States Commissioner
Smith, of Seattle, Washington Terri
tory, in the case of the United States
against six sailors of the ship Fannie
Tucker, charged with disobedience and
disorder. The only authority for the
punishment of these seamen was an act
of Congress of 1872. known as the
Shipping Commissioner act which de-
fined the reciprocal duties of master
and seamen. In 1874 Congress passed
an amendatory law which prescribed
that none of the provisions of the act
of 1872. relating to Shipping Commits
missioners. seamen and masters should
apply to vesseIs engaged in the coast
wise trade. So far as coastwise vessels
are concerned it was urged that the
law of 1872 was practically repealed,
and that there was no law by which
the acts complained of could be pun
ished. The Commissioner decided this
ground well taken and the sailors were
discharged. According to this decision
no master has any protection from dis
obedience, desertion or mutinY.