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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-16

Mr Leary TO Build Another Raft.
The Dominion government has been informed
that Mr.. James D. Leary, ship builder, New
York, will shortly build an immense timber raft
in British Columbia and tow it to San Francisco,
Cal. Mr.. Leary constructed the famous jog
gins RATS, one Of which was lost midway be-
tween Nova Scotia and New York. The logs
will be obtained on u limit near the coast. They
will be tied together in such q manner as to
form o cigar-shaped craft
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-16

Equally significant is the showing I'm
regard to the advertising patronage of
the paper, which is the surest Indication
OF publicity. The number Of NEW AID
VEhTlSEMENTs printed i'm the coli
umus of The Star during the first SIX
months Of the years named was as fol-
lows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-16

eF The esteem I'm which THE STAR
is held by the reading and advertising
public is conclusively shown by the iig.
ures given below.
In the first six months of each OF the
five years named the average daily cir
cuiation Of the paper was:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-16
Living With a Broken Neck,

In Brooklyn another wonderful case of life last
ing after the neck has been broken came TO light
yesterday. About = month ago young man in
this city who In driving from an East river pier
broke his neck was supposed to have survived
the shock when suddenly be died He lived
however for day or so after the neck had
really been broken, and the doctors rushed into
PRINT to show just how IL came about By the
time the record Of the case was well under way
the had, after being paralyzed all over died in
great agony. Aud the fact that a man NAV sur
vive Q broken neck was not demonstrated. In
the case OF the BROOKLYN lad there is more
ground for hope that the boy will live Accord
ing to the statement of Mrs. Goldberg. the
mother OF the lad, whose ago il twelve wears.
he fell from a tree on the 18th OF last June
Since that time he has been under treatment az
the Long Island college hospital, but not get
ting any better he was yesterday removed to
the Fiafbush hospital where an examination
was made BY the physicians in charge. DR..
Stons says that the lad has q fracture OF the
spine OF the neck. and DR.. shaw SAYS that the
boys neck 10 broken, but that he may live after
all The remarkable aide Of the case is the
fAet that young Goldberg has been in his pres
snt condition Tor period Of two months and
still lives.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-16
OCEAN STEAMERS.

SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON
- NOhDDEU1SCHER LLOYD s. s. CO.
East Express Steamers.
To Southampton CLondon Havre), Bremen
Werra, Sat- Aug. II, 10 am. Saale Ned. Aug 2l
pm Ems, Sat, Aug "a. s pm. Trave, We'd, Aug
Is $50 AM; Fulda, sat, Aug. 81, 8 am: LAIN
Wed, sept. 1, II ~ pm.
Comfortable state rooms excellent table, luxurious
saloon appointments. Prices: LIST cabin. as and
upward berth, according to location; I'd cabin $50
S25 Penn. ave- au15
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-16

ATLANTIC Cry EXCURSION by Pennsylvania
railroad, S3 round trip. Special leaves 9th
street p. m. Saturday. II. Tickets good to re-
turn on Sunday and Monday following.-AdUt
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WOOD AND COAL

EOkhEST DODGE
Il COAL. COKE AND WOOD OF ALL KINDS
FAMILY COAL SPECIALITY.
Best quality Georges Creek Cumberland Coal for
steam purposes.
Once, 1214 31st St; Telephone 1862.
Yard aud Wharf, 30VS Water st. Telephone, 954-2
iy9
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An Interested Decision.

from the Eloch-
The Rev. Primrose-''You have very kind
father, little boy. l heard him say it was .
shame to punish children"
Little Johnnie-'He only says that when ma
does the licking"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-16

These figures, showing constant and
large increase I'm both departments Of
the papers, business, need no comment.
They tell the story Of public confidence
and demonstrate In the plainest maapes
possible that THE STAR Is The RE
COGNiZED CHANNEL OF THIS COM
MUNiTY FOR ALL BUSINESS CON.
MUNICATIONS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-16
Frying English Postal Officials.

In the English house of commons last even
ing Mr.. Sexton asked Home Secretary Matthews
whether he had authorized the post office OFF,
cials to open letters from America addressed to
Mr.. PArnell by his mother or to open the letters
from President Harrison to the lord mayor of
Dublin.
reason 10 suppose that either letters addressed
10 Mr.. Parnell or the letter from President
Harrison had been opened in the post Office
lie had not authorized the opening OF letters
IL any were opened, IL was without the knowl-
edge OF the home office. An inquiry into the
alleged opening Of President Harrison's letter
Il proceeding
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-16

Judge Gresham and Lieut. Gen. Schofeld
are spending . few days at Putnam, Conn, as
guests Of Jno. W. Doans OF Thompson, Conn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-16

MUSICAL CONCERT and fireworks drama at Bay
Ridge Sunday August Is. Round-trip rate 81.
Trains leave Baltimore and Ohio depot $50 a.
m, las and 3:15 pm. Sunday.-AdUt
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Died After Taking the Elixir.

Geo. Robertson Of Mt. Carmel, Pa, had been
suffering with Inflammation Of the bowels and
kindred diseases for years. On Tuesday last,
after his physicians had given up all hope, it
was suggested that they try the Brown-Sequard
elixir. The man was unconscious when an in
lection Of a drachm was made in the left breast
after a short time he rallied, and when a second
injection was made in his arm he moved and
complained of the pain. Yesterday he appeared
TO be somewhat better, but the improvement
was only temporary and the patient died later
in the day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-16

REMEMBER THE TINE of leaving tomorrow of
the special to Atlantic City by the Pennsylva-
mia line-4 pm. Parlor cars attached to the
special. Tickets 50 for the round trip, good to
return until the 18th instant -Adrt
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS

STEAMER JOHN W. THOMPSON FOR POTOMAC
~ RIVER LANDINGS.
Leave 9Th street wharf every SUNDAY, TUESDAY
dJIHUkSDAY at pm. for Rock Point, Colton's
Lodge, Coan wharyes, smiths Greek, and kaughley
landing at above wharves in the day time
Fare Ms fur Nomini, 80 cts. second-class 30 cts
Fare below Nomini, 40 cts; second-class, 80 cts.
aul4-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-16

$500 TO ATLANTIC CRY AND IEruRS.-The
baltimore and Chic railroad will run another
popular excursion to Atlantic City next Satur-
day, August IL. Round-trlp fare. $500. Tickets
good until Monday for return trip.
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FINANCIAL.

TNO W. CORSON. JNO W. MCCARTNEY,
q Member n. Y. stock Ex-
CORSON & MCCARTNEY,
GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 + ST. W.
Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonda
Deposits. Exchange. Loans. Collections
Railroad Stocks and Bonds and all securities listed
on the Exchanges of New York. Philadelphia, Boston
and Baltimore bought and sold
specially made OF investment securities District
Bonds and all Local Railroad Cas- Insurance and TEL
ephone Stock dealt in
American Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold jyls
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DENTISTRY,

FNEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN BY
y local application; All brsnches OF Dentistry ct
special prices for the summer. Work guaranteed
DIR. u n DUKE, 5l5 14th st. NV. au3rlnls
nR, J. D. TEHEYCK HAS REMOVED HIS DEN
lytAl Office aud residence to 601 n. W.. corner
Of 18th St The red herdscs the door. myl AM
nR ARB PARSONS. DENTIST, Urn ST.
~ corner NV. kirst-class Gold Amalgsm and
hte Filings speciality Aching teeth saved Appli-
cation 70 gums prevents pain IN extrscting Hours:
90o. Jy6
nR SAMUEL SCOTT. DENTIST.
profession the 10th Of september Preservation OF
the nstural teeth speciality. jy1-:3m
DAsTURAGE FOR HORSES AT NATIONAL FAIR
u Association Grounds: excellent feed; good water
ADq shade lest Of terms 90 month; stabling
during the dsy desired q exf.. Apply on prenisss
between IL and O'Clock only. suo-ot
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

nECKER BROS. PIANOS REPRESENT ALL
~ that is best in the art of llanoforte making
Sold on easy tesms.
WEBER, FISCHER and ESTEY PIANOS few
hrst-class second hand Pianos ut very low prices
ESTEY ORGANISING hundred and ten thousand
l2lO,0OO) Estey Organs have been made aud SO "a
New styles for farlor, Church and School use Sod
Oh easy terms.
PIANOS AND ORGANS FOR RENT.
Old Instruments taken in part payment for nav
ones. Tuning and Repairing.
SANDERS 4 STAYMAN
13N. Charles ST., Baltimore, Nd
1211 Main ST., Iachmond. Va. aul-3m
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DAILY NonroLK LINE.

DAILY NORFOLK LINE.
OLD POINT AND IHE SOUTH
steamer Lady OF the Lake from 6th-st wharf Tues
DAY. 1hursday and Saturday, 8 pm, Steamer Geo.
1eary Tth-st. wharf. Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
pm. Stealners stop at Plney Point Fare 81. so.
Lake. Tel. call "a; Leary, Gi5-3. myl7
NOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
Il NEM IliUN STEAMER WAKEFIELD"
Leaves lth-street wharf Oh MONDAY 5, THURSDAYS
aud SAIUhDAlS at ], IN. Returning TUESDAYS
FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS p. N, touching at River
Landings as lar as Somni Greek, Na ST Clements Bay
and Leonardtown, Md, Connects with b and o. H. X al
Shepherds: See schedule. JOHN b. PADGETT, Agt
Z. W. RIDLEY, Manager. ja25
DOTOMAC TRANSFORMATION LINE
For Baltimore and River Landings. Steamer Sue
Capt; Ceoghegap. leaves Stephenson's Mari every
Sunday AZ 4oclock " N Tor further Informs ton
apply "
STEPHENSON & BRO.
mho-om 9TH ST. wharf
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MR.. McKINNEY's SPEECH.

Mr.. Mckinney made a speech in which he
spoke Of the great interests at stake in No.
vember. He complimented the solid south for
their solid support of the democratic party
If Virginia does not stand by her sister states,
said he, .'she is not the old Virginia take her
to be. We know if we fight what the result
will be. and we must work SO that there shall
be no such word as fail" He pledged himself
tory. The defeated candidates made speeches
accepting their reverses and pledging support
to the ticket
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Chafca of the A4censiou--Sauday Services
- and 1880 a. 10. and $50 p. To. Neck
days Holy CommaaIaa a. IN; Evenings
$50 r. "a. Willy, Redc, Rector.
Rev. 6. IS. Seilhainer will preach in
tusoalaNn sabbath m7rHins and cvrning
Revival Services every eveaiuS during the
week Preaching 10 Fuzei.busg as ; p. IN.
The Holy Communion will be adninisiered
~ Rcui4mius Church, 0a Sunday morning "
10 O'Clock. Preparatory and Confirmation
services thIs SATURDAY, afternoon at o. clock.
j. L. Asper. Pastor.
Centenary If. L, Chareh-pIesching in
she morning at 1880 clock In the evening
at 7-I5, Rev. J. T1ily Marsh viii preach. FOL
lowed by revival services. Nouug Peoples
Meeting al $50 p. ~.
6. ". Cooper, Pastor.
Services at s.. PauFs Reformed Church on
Sunday al 1880 a. m. aud ..i5 p. N.
Calvin 5. Slag.e, Pastor,
THE Methods, Protestant Church, Rev.
j. l.. Mills. D. u. pastor. Preaching at 1880
a. IN. aud 100 D. III. sabbath School at Q a.
m. Young Peoples Meeting al 6.45 p. m.
Gnce Lutheran Misunderstanding at
10. 81 a. M. and :. Is p. IN. Morning subject,
Helping on the Kingdom. Evening subject
The Key Note OF Redemption.
=. Il. Miller, Pastor.
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Maryland Oysters.

II is an indisputable fact that the oyster is
declining in Maryland waters, after all the
legislation ostensibly for its protection IN past
wears. What is to be done TO arrest this
waste That something must be done, and
that speedily, is self erident. All the legis-
lation, SO far, has been ineffective. Radical
measures will have to be resorted 10, or this
great interest will be destroyed. Wewant no
more temporizing aud time. serving, no more
posing Of the balances between tongers,
dredeers and packers. no more subserviency Of
politicians to these rival interests. What is
needed is stern prohi5itorg legislation, that
will protect the oyster from the cupidity Of
all these classes alike. The river and bay
counties have for years shaped the laws that
have been enacted, under the operation Of
which our oysters have gradually disappeared.
These laws must be repealed and more
stringent ones enacted. The men sent to the
legislature BY the votes Of tongers and dredg
ers, are not the men 10 inauguraie this kind
Of legislation. They are too subservient TO
their constituents. They must step TO the
rear, and lei The delegates from the non pro-
ducing counties take the matter in hand, who
will listen neither to dredger, longer. or
packer. The oysters mUst Be preserved, and
il would be humiliating conclusion toaFrive
81, that there is not sufficient practical wisdom
in the Legislature to shape a Law that viii
eFeetually secure that end Let bill be
framed, before the meeting ofthe Legislature,
that viii 90 to the root Of the matter. OF
course howl viii go up from these several
Interests, but Il remedy is tot speedily pro.
vided, there viii be no oysters to catch or 70
pack. We are confronted by a stern neces.
eitv
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T. o. GRIMES d CO.'S.
RErMJ PEi,E Llsr 0r FoEuGN ASp Do
NssrIC DEtEp FEUITs.
EAisISs
Choice Ralencias, per pound, eenis.
Finest Nalencias Layers, per pound, 10 els
Seeslless, per pound, 10 cents.
Finest Loose Muscaiels, per pound, n cts
Choice London Layers, per pound, Is cts
Finest London Layers. per pound, u Cts.
CvERANTs.
Chusessi Foreign, per pound, ecHts,
PRIMES.
Choice Turkish, per poaud. cents
Natural RaisiR Cured, $3.50, California,
- cents.
Fines, Raisn Cured. COCO, California l4o,s
APEIcoTs-
Fancy EvapoFsted, California, Is cents.
FiGss
Choicest Layer, , erowa, per pound, Is els.
Choice Layer, per box. per pound, II cts.
CiTEoS.
Fines. Leghorn, per pound, 80 cents
New Cater, Bells. Buffalo Robes aud
Blankets Tor sale at J. g. Skunk 5, West
minister, Nd. =
PrBLIc SALE.
As there will doubtless be a large number
Of Sales Of Personal Property next Spring, /
offer my services as Clerk. references
given. J. f. Rinker, Westminster, Md.
Men and Boys 50 cent Wool Hats, only %
cents. at Fred d. Miller 4 Bros. 2
NEWS About TOwN.
II is the current report about town that
Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and Lungs is
making some remarkable cures with people
who are troubled with Coughs, Sore Throat,
Asthma, Bronchitis and Consumption. Any
druggist will give you a trial bottle free Of
cost II is guaranteed to relieve and cure.
The Large Bottles are soc and 81.
Part of House No. llG East Green street
for rent: suitable for snal family. Apply
to E. j. Await, Westminster, Md.
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TRUSTEES SALE
Il OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,

BY virtue Of decree of the Circuit Court
for Carroll county, sitting as Court of
Equity. passed in cause No. 2736 Equity,
wherein Joshua Serivenor and Elijah SERVE
nor are plaintiffs, and William Il. Reynolds,
executor, &c, and others are defendants, the
undersigned, trustees therein named, will sell
at public sale, on the premises occupied by
Mrs. Jane Reynolds, in Freedom district,
Carroll county, Nd, to the highest bidder, on
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18th, 1889,
at the hour of $50 O'Clock, p. M, the real
estate therein decreed TO be sold, being all
that piece or parcel of land containing
$50 ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
being part Of the real estate of which James
REYNOLDS. late OF Carroll county, Nd, died
seized and possessed, aud a part of the land
described in the deed from Nicholas d. Nor
MS. executor, to Joshua Serivenor and Elijah
Scriyenor. bearing date February 20, A. d.
1860, and recorded among the Land Records
of Carroll county, in Liber G. E. W. No 81,
folio 81, &c.
This property is situate in Freedom district,
C.rrol county, Nd, on the road known as
the Baseman road, about two miles from the
village of Eldersburg and about two and a
half miles from Freedom, and adjoins the
land Of Elijah Scrivenor and Geo. w. Manro,
and the property now in the occupancy of
Mrs. Jane Reynolds About 10 acres is in
timber; the balance is in an excellent state of
cultivation.
Terms of Sale. One third cash on the day
OF sale or on the ratification thereof by the
Court, one third in one year and the other
one third in two years from the day of sale;
the credit payments to be secured by the notes
of the purchaser or purchasers, with security
to be approved by the trustees. bearing
interest from the day Of sale.
J. MILTON REIFSNIDER,
WILLIAM II. REYNOLDS,
Trustees.
Reifsnider & Reifsnider, Solicitors.
novlG Is Jos. W. Berret, Auct'r.
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Meeting of Congress.

The first Sc sion of the Fifty First Congress
will commence on Monday next, and an ex-
citing session it will prove. The Republicans
for the first time for ten years will have
majority, and will organize and officer the
House. Their majority is slender, and hints
at increasingly, by unseating Democrats, have
been made. No doubt this will be attempted,
but the Democratic minority is too strong to
be overridden roughsbod. That minority will
be powerful enough to thwart any unlawful
schemes that the Radical leaders may under
take in thas line.
Owing to the small Republican majority,
the first battle will be fought over a change OF
rules. The Republicans will undertake to
alter the rules. so as to deprive the minority
of its power Any important changes in the
rules will be stubbornly resisted, and the
most expernced men and best parliamenta-
rians are on the Democratic side. Carlisle,
Randall, Springer. Mills, Breckenridge, Oats,
McCreary, Mcmillan, Holman and others are
skilful and able enough to check any unfair
designs of the Republican leaders.
After the battle upon the change OF the ruies
Of the House will come the contested election
contests, and as there are a dozen or more,
some weeks will be consumed in their con-
sideration.
In the Senate the Republican majority will
be increased by the admission of the new
states, and will be strong enough to control
legislation as it pleases,
One of the most important matters that will
be before the Fifty First Congress will be a
measure for federal control of elections.
Upon this the Democrats viii make most
stubborn resistance. The Blair Educational
bill will be another measure of importance
that will come up. as il has done in every
Congress for twelve years. The tariff will be
brought up again, aud altogether the session
promises to be long and exciting.
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High License.
For the pemocrntic advocate. |


great Statesman once SAID "a wei regulated
License system Is tue oesl ana most "nolesohe loS
ane PeoPe' ne "@s t's!'' '"e,i' "tu - - nv"
Inns q''2'''o w = ~ ~
''o' 'ie P'''7 ',''' o'
'oH' hsu VI ''ie o''si''s " "a
tie Huloer Vi saooiS' a''io"ils 10 perfect C'u@e
y - very ',ue '','' o'' piesei oe.Se :
''',' 80
d ne" "I'u ~ ,,
ma "-." "'''> Wy
'ie Sllo"lu INQUIRE whether o'iel anu
u '''' III '''
'ise desired PURPOSE
"nele''l, men i Tue present license system ue
'e'''e pS - P'o' iS'o"s ''f"o' van w" ~ -
al le'"I VI uG ',e uliHN' u''uel WV uiue ,,
l'ee'ses' me i'"'e at i'oi'i - 70 49,
10 'he rental oil Ihe mouse ana the u
d ~ IA 'llt 'ie
II j. ''S"'S s''.eu ""o' . - 'os'''"'1 :.
''.e iNe'''''iS VI '''' "a" ~ sPs0'S' i7 'us ~,
% "'eo'iio"@.'" e'VH' = - p'o'iNe Oe'o'e 'ne
license can Oe ooN'lileo' suei' a. ~,
hoIsvs 'el'il. oi 'oo"is WIN oes ail'
otill ~ ",,l Pay i.gg,,>g I,,
,e'i''l' oU' ''' u. '''o - -,
-
IA ''e ely ia''s u1' ~ 'iiS ia" " ""y'""s "e
!',' "l', '''' II''t' ., O''"' Al! 'l''s' 'i'a'
= ''o1i IN, pl'ale " 'e u.'S " pis
p'',''N =. -" =,
As the law now stands, any corner grocery, oawdy
or gambling house can get 80 called oysterhousc
license for $50 and sell by the drink and never sell
oyster anything else TO eat This latter license
should be repealed at once, aud restaurant license
properly d.8sf1. enacted in place Of IT, a they are
needed in the city but in the country the hotel IS
al We need and covers he whole ground. hotel
Is a public convenience and necessity sTog shop
l. nuisance admitted by all sensible men.
In this o=sterhoase or saloon license. lays all The
trouble. This Is the Pandoms box ont OF which
escape The worst evils Of the liquor trainc that anci
the state Mark the result OF the wide latitude al
lowed by tbs section Of the law. Advantage Is
taken OF i. even TO a much greater extent IN the
country man ~ lhe tiiy, 10y nundfeir OF meA
tempted by the large profits, who have no more
caFiIa. than just sufficient 90 pay this cheap 50
lieeHst ana purchase gallon 81 whisky and a box
oiessF- with ih-s stock in trade, which can be
''i'5itsls' SO via 'f'n' -'i'e Heis"'''''N "Hole
'''''. l''S ,'s'' son 81 max ln 4" CORNER ~ tn'
s'',.',, ." "-i'' '"'! 'iNe' an" "'N'N1 even ''''
smell ai "n oyster cracker or pietc OF cbecse o.
justify 'heir legal ti''c 't "s' I'd" rt@ur'a2 house,
proceed o. business. sHcA r'o&eTieS arr scattered
si' 'hronsH iAe country in every '"n and hamlet
Nc" marx the aife'e7ce between them and ihe
Doses "5 iaf
tine 0E'y st..' s2e motive ~ @'m 81 existence oil
'1e former o. p ~ ie' and 81 course the greatest
G'''i"-e quantity ei t. effect Iht, every device
Is H'ai what i"da'e"en' has TIE proprietor OF
s1 n 9 sauEa 81 preserve HfAcT. uar4utJ ami lHtt
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Jesse Crowl was born March T. lS22 died Novem-
Der 20 1859, aged e. years, months and Is days.
our dear father has gone,
Thy place cannot fill;
May thy breathless clay be still,
And on the resurrection morn receive a new and
angel form.
Farewell dear wife and children, all,
Seek the Saviour and learn his way,
Shed not a tear of grief for me
For what am, You soon must be.
our father sweetly sleeps in Jesus,
No more | viii look for thee on Garth
In this world of grief and pain;
But yet hope in God to meet dear father again.
Sleep dearest husband. peaceful sleep,
We will see thee no more
Till we meet in heaven,
Where sufferngs no more.
Weep not for me my wife and children dear
l am gone to rest you need not fear;
Ny stay on earth is done, you see,
So now prepare for death and follow me.
by HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN.
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Ats meeting of the Vestry of All Saints
Protestant Episcopal Church, Rev. A. j.
Rich, Rector at Reisterstown, after the OBJ
servation Of All Saints Day, Mr.. VIM. Key
ser made proposition to give the parish two
acres Of land aud to erect at his own expense
4 handsome stone edi6ee as parish church
on the avenue lately opened between Refs
terstown and Glyndon. The neb church is
10 be 4 memorial to Mr.. Keyser's mother,
Mrs. Elizabeth Wyman Keyser. The gift
was accepted aud work on+he edifee Will
begin shortly.
A light fall Of snow prevailed on Wednes-
day at Minneapolis. At Liehfeld, Mimi,
there was a regular blizzard. Snow had fallen
to depth Of three inches aud was drifting
BADLY. The temperature was quite low. A
despatch f.om Aspen, Col, on Wednesday,
saws that the heaviest snow in years has fallen
during the past three days. AT Montreal
Canada. Is inches of snow fell on the 2ith
and 28th. Ii was accompanied with high
wind, and the snow driited so as TO stop all
traffic.