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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1890-04-18
SEPTINUS DAVIS, Solicitor.

SEPTINUS DAVIS, Solicitor.
ORDER NISl, &c.
Harry B. james ct al. ! In the Circuit Court
VS.. : for Hartford County.
Clara L. McCrone ct al. In Equity.
nRDERED, this 18th day of April, in the year
J 1890, that the sales made and reported in the
above entitled cause, by Septmus Davis trustee
therein, be ratified and confirmed, unless cause
to the contrary thereof be shown on or before
the 18th day of May next; provided, q copy Of
this order be inserted in some newspaper pub
successive weeks, before the 18th day of May
next.
The report states amount of sales to be So, 200.
A. L. JARRETT, Clerk.
True copy, test,
1Sap A. L. JARRETT, Clerk.
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]. THOMAS C. HOPKINS AND P. LESLEY
HOPPER, Solicitors.
ORDER NIsI.
blts " a415 4saS In the Circuit Court
Sarah A. Holloway, for
vs.. Hartford County.
Elizabeth W. Bowman, In Chancery.
Geo. W. Bowman ct al. J
ORDERED. this 7th day of April, in the year
" 1890, that the sale made and reported by J..
trustees for the sale of the real estate mentioned
in the above entitled cause. be ratified and con-
firmed, unless cause to the contrary thereof be
shown on or before the 10th day of May next :;
provided, a copy of this order be inserted in some
newspaper printed and published in Hartford
before the said 10th day of May next.
The report states the amount of sale to be
$1,000.
True copy, test.
Hap A. L. JARRETT. Clerk.
THIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE.-That the
i subscriber has obtained from the Register
OF Wills of Hartford county, Md, Letters Tesla
mentary on the estate of
PATRICK DUNNIGAN,
late of Hartford Co., deceased. All persons hav.
ing claims AGAINST said deceased are hereby noti-
fed to exhibit the same, with the legal vouchers
thereof, ..
on or before the l6th day Of October. 1890,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. All persons indebted
to said estate are requested to make immediate
payment.
ANNIE DUNNIGAN.
18ap .4t. E" Executrix.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1890-04-18

THIS Is TO GIVE NoTICE-That the sub
J. scriber has obtained from the Register of
Wills of Hartford county, Nd, Letters of Ad-
ministration on the estate of
JOHN rooney,
late of Hartford county, deceased. All persons
having claims against said deceased are hereby
notified to exhibit the same with the legal
vouchers thereof,
On or before the Sth day Of October $780,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefits of said estate. All persons indebted
to said estate are requested to make immediate
payment.
Given under my hand and seal, this sth day Of
April, 1890.
ANN rooney,
llaD Administrative,
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Death Of Ex-Speaker Randall.

SPOeASA
Hon. Samuel ]. Randall, member of Con-
gress from Philadelphia and ex-Speaker of
the House of Representatives, died in Wash
ington at five o'clock Sunday morning. His
last word. tenderly addressed to his wife, was
mother"
Mr.. Randall, during the last years of his
life, was the subject Of severe criticism, but
now that be has passed away his character
and services to his country and his party will
be viewed in clearer and more impartial
light.
The verdict of history, it is safe 10 say, will
be that Mr.. Randall was statesman of the
highest type. He was born leader of men
and made his individuality felt in everything
to which he turned his attention. He was
thoroughly imbued with Democratic princi-
Piles and instincts. While he differed, some
times, with his Democratic associates on
matters of party policy, yet on all questions
where Democratic doctrines are concerned
he was In full accord with the time-honored
and tried principles of his party. AsSreaker
OF the House of Representatives he was firm
and fearless but impartial and Just. Unap.
proachable by flattery, cajolery or bribery,
he set his face resolutely against extravaganza
and corruption. and keeping his party in
Congress well organized he was an ideal po-
litical leader, winning the confidence of the
country and justifying the pride his party
felt in him. He was a true patriot and an
honest man and these facts are emphasized
and shown by the knowledge that with
abundant opportunities of enriching himself
he died in moderate circumstances. His
death has extorted even from political oppo-
nents the admission that he was a statesman
beyond rerroach, while the Democratic party
has good reason to mourn the loss of one of
its noblest leaders.
in order to make Montana Republican
the State canvassing board at the election
last fall threw out the returns from Silver
Bow county, not because of fraud but because
the return was Democratic. At an election
at Butte City, in the same county, this week,
the Democrats elected the mayor and all but
one of the aldermen. Other elections in the
same State, recently, have gone Democratic.
Montana is evidently Democratic State, but
the Republican Senators voted to admit the
claimants from Montana, right or wrong.
Some of them, it is believed, gave their con-
sciences a wrench in doing it.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS
The Commissioners were in session on Monday
and Tuesday.
VIM. 8. Bowman, ST., presented petition
for the improvement of the public road leading
from Hopewell Cross Roads to Churchville,
persons interested agreeing to pay $3.50 for
the same purpose. s..
VIM. b. Jarrett presented petition asking
the Commissioners to build Q bridge over Stir
rup Run, near DR.. r. X. Robinson's.
Susan johnson, colored, Of the 4th district,
was granted permit to Mount Hope Hospital.
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experienced in his business.

PASTOR CALLED.-The Highland Presbyter-
ian church, at a congregational meeting held
on Thursday last, 10th instant, called the Rev.
Albert G. Parker, of the graduating class of
Princeton Theological Seminary, to become
their pastor. The vote was unanimous, and
Mr.. Parker has signifed his willingness to &C.
cept. He will enter upon his duties about the
last of May next.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1890-04-18
FREDERICK w. BAKER, Editor.
b Ell AIR. M d.

WIN. II. PAUL, of Webster, is authorized to re-
ceiyG and collect subscriptions for The EQts.
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REsIaNATIoN.-Prof Charles I. Wright has
rendered to the trustees his resignation as PrIn-
pal of Bel Air Graded School, to take effect at
the close of the session in June next. Prof.
Wright has been appointed teacher Of the pre-
paratory course in Western Maryland College,
Westminster, Md.
Mr.. Wright is an excellent and popular teach
er and his departure will be regretted by the
patrons and pupils of the school.
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE-That the
subscriber has obtained from the Register
of Wills of Hartford county. Md, Letters of Ad-
ministration on the estate of
..E RACHEL BRICE, m
late of Hartford Co.. deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against said deceased are hereby motif
fed to exhibit the same with the legal vouchers
thereof.
.. On or before the I'd day Of October. $780,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefits of said estate. All persons indebted
to said estate are requested to make immediate
payment.
April, 1890.
GEORGE Y. MAYNADIER,
4mh Administrator.
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DONATION PARTY.-The members of Rev. e.
W. Wroth's congregations at Darlington and
Scarborough took him and his good wife by
surprise, on Thursday evening Of last week, by
calling on them in body. They did not come
empty-handed but left their rector and his wife a
substantial reminder Of their visit, In the way of
provisions Of various kinds. The surprise was
planned and executed by the ladies, who are
always foremost in deeds of love and charity.
On Sunday last, during the services at Grace
Memorial, Rev. Mr.. Wroth returned his cor
dial and sincere thanks TO his parishioners and
friends for their kindness,
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sAS FaAsessro. Juns la-Ths 1siIeuiae
passenkssp saalsd tcday % 10 Steamer
Cmafl2In:
Foe esassze-Nn lGcCreekas. Mn Van xIiss.
mn Ne1vsr anA child. Nh. Caselkne Huafoeo.
Mn :. r. kieru, MA ,. II formAa - dangh-
ses. MA Bsnnses. J. Rosxuaela. Charles Duprss
and v1fs. Z. D. Egip<f. ". =. Dsouison. Mis-
Lsuis e Dsanchoes. J. Z D1nn go VIII. NrA
Lasfns and cbii1 / r cookssg, ! Y. GFsen-
Laum. Nausfes Chtck. A. C. rolars1eld. James
wtlsi4ns and uife. John Lyon md vile. -. n.
NosYss end ufle Nm. A. Pisses, MiU Lney
Barn<s. :. r ncyt \ ?. esrsteh, G. 4 ssxd-
a<rcs. r. Psese<. J. NeElssy. Z Lush, Nim
Hsandon.
For Iecuua-M0 Mssnine. Hin Jos5e
Tuekes. ~. A. nobblss. ~ = Nsckay. Miss Nay
rreednas. y. Moore. ". c. Gsenst- }. z
wood. yoan Tevsmeier. ID faskef. q @. Hius-
Aale. III. Z. vsn Dupfry. Il. r. P0chy. 4 Van
Lark. 4 4 wilson, wife and 80: MA Chs@-
mas. NM n r. Cox. J. v. Bennett Z Farse1ly.
MrA eRudisoa. n. krcnE.
poe Psrt 7ownscnd-C. y. Hueehtnson. Rev.
/ L Prssks Miss Lacy NeInsy. 2. L McInty
ana brother. Min Wsiltams Nm. G. DumOns.
Nn NeLeon.
Fcs yicsosto-John Gfaham. vile end child:
J. r. Gaerney and wiz. Nm J. Ham.eou. \
Iurneui. Mrs ~ smith. John Rice. Mn
Spencer. Mim 2. webster, Miss ~ Pepper. J. r.
6osco0e, NrA C. c. Holinsou, ). b Mcdonald.
q Jspes. ". MeInsosh.
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SUMMER SCHOOL OF CULTURE.

what SoaAe Edacated Ladies' Wish -
Organise Tor Ssif-Impreve@sat-.
Several ladies who are Intellectually in
ciinea have expressed . desire from time
to time OF late that some summer school OF
culture be established in Seattle--a sum.
mer Cha auqna or something ~ one lady
SAYS. that wiil keep the summer from being
entirely wasted. She says: II have been
I'm Seattle four months and am stagnating
for the want OF some mental exercise
Reading alone, one IL apt 10 become rusty.
one-Sisicd and narrcw-minded. Our ideas
only BIZ contact with others. There are
many ladies OF almost absolute leisure who
ought TO Be glad 10 spend one or two hours
q day in inteiltctuai improvement. and one
or Two hours week in social converse"
This lady suggested Shaksperean club,
or Erowning club. or the perusal OF the
history Of some country, or even study Of
household science. There is no clearly de-
fined culture cub in Seattle. Las, winter
a handful OF ladies read Beacon Lights of
History, but the club did net even have =
local reputation. Summer Is not con-
sidered the proper time OF year for this
KIND Of cultivation. but In this climate the
hrs, viii be no obstacle. In the Southern and
Central states mental activity Is practically
suspended for the heated term. and people
here do not so away TO find cool resorts
and places for the summer. Seattle is .
resort in itself. aud the four ladies who
have acted rs spokeswomen in the matter
say that they think out OF population Of
io.uO women. at guess. nsteen ought 10
feel some intellectual longings. sufficient,
ss least, TO establish such . club.
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rrILplNe PERMITS.

Erection OF n. IL Yesler's Nev Briek
HaiidsrG Authorized
Building Inspector Abbott issued the fol-
owing building permits yesterday
H I. Yesier. nve-stoyy brick and stone.
saxos feet 10, /. hiock 1. NAynards sddi-
ton; cost. $4,000.
Peter Peterson. one-story frame addition.
aoxso fees, block Z, D. T. Denny additson
cost. $50.
William Wilson. one-storv frame atdi.
ton. i2xfa feet. lot 3. book 8 A. A. Den.
avs addition: cost. tiee
Seattle Steam Heat aud Power Company,
cne-sscry corrugated iron bnilding. s-xiee
feet. ferYv.s third addition: cost. g. SEQ
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4 SALT LAKE CROOK.
Ttu.Tspper Eean Recognised by Assist'
ant Chief Of Police Mailer.

rtll.Tspper Egau Recognized by Assist-
ant Chief Of Police Mailer.
Assistant Chief of Police samuel c. Hal
Ter. Of Salt Lake City. Is in the city on =
combined pleasure and business trip He
visited the city isn yesterday morning and
recognized E. ". Egan-convicted last May
Of tiIl-sapping--as . well-knovn crock sus-
pectsd Of taking part in . big robbery at
the Walker house in Sat- Lake City about
. year ego. When Essn Vas arrested here
papers were found In hts pockets that were
supposed 20 have been stolen from General
conner IN Salt Lake City. Chief Thornton
wrote to the ehiei Of police in Salt Lake
CITY about the papers. and received reply
that General Conner knew nothing about
the matter.
Erun Vas arrested some time ago in Salt
Lake Ctr. charged with Robin. French
levi" . eAmbser. Of s2.o0 and watch
valued q $500. The evidence proved insuf'
ficiens and Exan was disehAfgsd-
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LAW vs.. REAL ESTATE.


I've Teams Co be Picked Tenight for .
0raaa Game % Baseball.
A large and enthusiastic meeting Of the
real estate men Was held last night in the
parioss 81 tho Chamber Of Commerce for
The purpose Of accepting the challenge
thrown down b. the legal fraternity Of the
city. 4 committee was appointed to meet
the lawyers this afternoon and make
arrangements about the match game 10 ke
played Saturday, June %, The committee
on organization will meet this afternoon at
4 o'clock. on the old Jackson street
grounds. and II b expected that every one
who ever tossed . ball or sold lot viii Be
on hand to subscribe shares In the biggest
syndicate yet organised in Seattle.
The lawyers met last night in the Boston
block and selected . large number Of
players. Who will go out to the lot at the
corner OF Ninth and Columbia streets this
evening ct I o'clock for practice game,
after which IL Is proposed to pick = team
70 meet the one selected by the real estate
men.
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Rev. c. {. Strattcn. al Oakland. Cal,
srueabiy the most eloquent and certainly
tie heat known Methodsst divine on The
cast wii ccespy the pulpit ct the First
Aesacdsss Erssccpal church sunday morn
sne. Rev ssrssscn. Who IL m cid Oregon
ian, CONS to seattle ca . pleasure trip and
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FUEx ICE
what : seattle Dealer Mas 10 Say the
Subject.

Subject.
IRE necessity Of pare ies - vel ~ water. IL
one that exssGs in every city.
Mr. " NJ Donaldson. The maaAxsr ~ the SO
astss Ice Company. was interviewed ny . fosr-
IxrrlIfarNrrs Reporter yesterday IS 10 tne
sis ~. Is aaae from pure data ed water and u
snss,useiY pare No Chemicals 81 cay kind
~omiar ia e1usA.t vita tae watcr n an say
s,srsnef aid that ursrchanss ana fsmtises ~
ecasu,t ths n best interests q ties rassfuhF ex
srinx the fcs made aud k0lt ~ hts Company
a., that sauc OF haa cou petttoss advertise ruis
.-.seai ake natural ice. huf IN realty are sell
srr nosAsux hur snow Ice. and rrinasaly a
~ccr onaiisy al manufactured Tee from sres.
- re.seSev in seaftie Our people shc0sd
- Mons hus pare tresh ice There v4si be acss
- rns ssefsls leo ccmpany have their ofsce q
aps second street Also yos c&a sssefsons 70
No NA
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NorIcK

N xca have changed yeef residence or pssce
~ e,,.sa~s, ii ar1 infosmauo0 wss taken sex the
ss-s.ssss,x re ssnse can ne reesfeed oy druppsag
- as.x,s "a relk's seattle Dsreesaxy Com
necv = Rexueli eaaidiax. city.
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IllINAL LIB D.
lIses Alleged Caluln-
lntoFs On Trial.
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- defendant Harry I. Nials.
Humphsies 4 Edison appeared
f1i1iu. and IyeWis 4 Gilman Tor tho
- Tho ease was brought upoa
E1on & Gardner kellogg. ~ CONE
u1fnese. The cause Of The acsfon
fuiIouinR circular, circulated ~
- cenfyal Labor Union, datsd
lnoo:
oa1xrus o, sEAsrIs.
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S61n reosensef : petition 70 - city
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noouspapsn Of this city.
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- WI b found It free readingroom.
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- dav ~ the deiendank vith !
= eettinr the cass out a Court.
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: lfsular. testified that the conv was
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49, Known that KELLOGG vas about 10
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) 1nnd's o1iico and tried Ia eet poxsaa.
= a a. copv. several times Niiis mad
|1onookeh 11iand ~ indnce Min e. .tve
! ~ copv. The mInst,on - IT, Vii.
I1ses Of lie defense viii begin this morn.
Z. TIE case excites much interest. Tke
lal d vel attended bv interasted anecta-
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rwn THKorGH rRAfNs.

- rr,.Aern Pacific win on and AFTER June
az inc run two shsoaxh tatrx to and from
- Eass iravsnx sea,te ~ e.se q m ana
"A. Tine shortened we've eeass / A.
E.t~sa General assrs. T. Tensin. depss ticket
ss~ss s4eAIteI A. Cafioerx. ely ie&et agent
IL s~rcnd ssrccs, nsstoa block.
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~. sns Norsners PHrsac railroad. vsst ealed
1890 snd salnlnx-sa. -vsss. fes al Scseo kAsi
a Cnfibrrr cir fsckex arsae us sccoad sxfeet.
Bussoa block Z 1oaAan. asess s's<ss s<ea
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Broadway.
81 200-ceedee ie's IN Eds's 4 Knights
eddittcn. oas kiosk lrc0 Drued-
say: eorness. aans .ocaaton. a.s6o
81 GOO Choice, o a Rss arsss IN osssa
Anne town.
81 7k0-suall cottage ca FifsA strsst nsar
unSon. viii fracssenal lot
60 000-Grocery stors. in god location.
VSsVVV end ssoek os eoedA.
50 .O0f -six lots n Crown supp,snsapl ~
dftton
$780,, , Z. !. '-''' '-'' '.'l
% Q00-LSs On lombard srssk near
John. to blocks fron sIsctn
ms: eisassd and graded
$4,000 % T.'''sl' ''''s' ''.' a'sa
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barn.
q A (lf0-Two ehoics lots n ousan Anns
V1sVVO town. with t.oo0 worth It i'm
rrovsmsnh
"A 0f10-Lss and Frozen heua coen9 q
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A 0fln-Yins hank q clay sos ssisk-nak-
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city: I've Ion
$4,000 .sss ss'' s..,s los . T. c.. sss,
high ana sishny
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adjoining Weodwasd ga lion
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street. near Republican
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sctes on 'sa@
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water 'front.' neof seattle; loeess
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v~~s~~S renting ioe 80 pr month: toe
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