The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1889-03-22
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Governor Wilson has decided 10 cau An eN-
ira session of the West Virginia legislature
about June lst usxt to settle the cubernato-
rial nIddie and la act on certain other l-gis-
laton.
Mr.. Robert Garrett and parry are in New
Orleans. DIR. IL. L. Jacobs oi Boston, Mr..
CARROTS physician. says that his patient is in
splendid health.
Postmaster General Wanamaker carries lif.
insurance To tn. amount Of Sl,IIJoOOO, the
largest amount placed by any single indivd-
TIA! In the United States. The annual pre-
niums aggregate SgO, 900.
Rhode Island has passed 4 bill providing
for the printing ard distributing the ballots
at the public expense. and regulating state
and congressional elections so as To make
them as fair, and as honest. as possible.
Thomas Mast. the arts, has become the
regular cartoonist on Senator Hearst's San
Francisco EXAMINER. Report places his
salary al 5000 per year.
Permission has been granted by the Adju-
tant General TO such military organizations of
the States OF territories of the union As propose
to a.ieud the New York Centennial celebra-
ton. on April :;Oih inst. to pass armed and
equipped, through the State Of Maryland.
Chief Justice Fuller has been debating for
some tim. aui has almost decided To shave
| oil his mou,stache, according Ia precedent
Ii is rt,morci that his colleagues on the Su-
p.eme bench have been urging him To take
! this step ever since he went to Washington.
Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes advises yonng
men no, Ia smoke 1T is liable la iniure the
sight" he says, Ito ~rrdcr the nerves ,tn-
steady, In eufeebe the will and To enslave ma
ture to All imperious habit likely To stand in
| the way of a duty to be performed.
4 call has been issued for meeting OF the
bar ofthe Supreme Court Of the United States.
10 be held Saturday. April q. a, one o'clock,
i'll the Supreme Court room for the purpose of
taking appropriate acii"'i rcspectin. the death
nj the Hon. John 4. Campbell. Of New Or
Jeans, formerly all associate Justice of the SUI
preme Court aud for man, years member of
lis bar.
Ex-r.esi,ient Cleveland aud party engaged
roon:s in the Ponce De Leon hotel At 81. Au.
| glstiu., Fla, for stop OH their way to Cuba.
The party consisted Of Mr.. Cleveland, ex-Sec-
re,aries Bayard, V. las. FAirchild, and Dickin-
son. and the Hon. William l.. Scott. They
went to Jacksonville by special train from
New York, starting Tuesday, and special
| car took them 10 ST. Augustine.
Three eloquent sermons were preached N
New York city on last Sunday, each on the
subject Of ST. Patrick. At the Catholic ca
thedral Rev. Father O'C,nnor depicted the
saint As great Catholic missionary. At the
| Thiriy-,hiri Street Baptist Church Rev. L. D..
Temple brought evidence to prove that st.
Patrick was model Baptist and at the Ped
ford street Methodist Church, Rev. Joseph
| Warjie, the pastor found little difficulty in
substan,ating his assertion that Ireand's pa
| iron was 4 true and consistent Methodist
| Whatever may have been ST. PAtrick's relisi-
Gus belief his popularity i'll New York is
well assured.
Thomas j. Fisher X Co., the agents for en-
Secretary Fairchild, state that the residence of
the latter, 1900 New Hampshire avenue, has
been sold to Senator Hearst, of California,
for $4,000. The house is 4 large double one
facing on three streets, New Hampshire ave
nue., o, and 2Uth streets. Ii is well adapted
for social purposes and during the residence of
| Secretary Fairchid it has been the scene of
numerous brilliant entertainments. Mr..
Fairch!d purchased the property through the
same firm some three years ago from the es-
tate of John ". Field. The house was erect
ed by Mr.. Field few years AGO and is built
in the colonial style.
Tie selection OF General Tracy tor the Ma
W portfolio cause, horseman throughout the
country 10 congratulate themselves on having
a representative in President Harr;son's cabi-
net. Marshlani farm, in Tioya county, " v,
the home OF tue stations Mambrlno Dudley,
2:las; Kentucky Wilkes, 2:2l,,; Cheltenham
2:.S, and Bravaao, is well-known TO all
breeders and owners of irotters. A modes,
advertisement of this stud appears in the
records of the horses mentioned, conclude.
thus For catalogues and particulars, ad
dress Ii. +. Tracy X Son, Apalachin, Tioga
county. y. W Apalachin is near Owego
the birthplace of the new Secretary of the Ma
w. The General bought small farm there
in 1872, enlarged it in 1878 and became
breeder Marshland farm now compr ises .iJi
acrrs. Its owner has made a thorough stud,
of trottIng pedigrees and is familiar with the
different families whose names make up -th {
history of the trottins turf As he is with the
law.