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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-03
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
The Queen and Princess Prostrated-rhs
Injured steamer--Other Items.
Try Anglo american csble 70 the Dlspatch.l

BRUSSELS, January 1.-The report that
the library in the royal palace at Laeken
was burned in the fire which DESTROYED
that structure yesterday proves to have
been unfounded. A number of important
documents relating to the Congo Free
State were destroyed. The Queens entire
wardrobe was also burned.
The Queen and Princess are greatly pros
trated BY the burning 10 death of the gov
erness Of the Princess and destruction OF
the palace.
LONDON, January 2.-Thc vessel with
which the Inman-Line steamer City of
Paris was in collision in the Mersev yester-
o9Fty was the British steamer Birchield,
bound from Liverpool for Cardiff. The
bowsprit OF the City OF Paris was not car
ried away. rs was at first reported. but was
only slightly damaged. The Birchfeld lost
her starboafd fore-rigging and sprung her
foremost.
THE STRIKE SPREADING.
BRUSSELS. January 1.-The strike among
the golfers is still spreading. At Liege
twelve hundred miners have joined the
movement.
PAESELL CITED TO ANSWER.
LONDON. January "A citation to appear
az correspondent in the suit for divorce
brought by Captain O'Shca against his wife
was received Dy Eafnell AT tHo ONCE VI HIS
counsel, Lewis, to-day.
PLAToNIc IDEA.
ST.. PETTIsBuRo, January 1.-The Neroe
Vrenya, commenting on the Pope's allo-
cution. says: Nobody knows better than
the Pope that nowhere in Europe can he
ever again exercise earthly sovereignty,
and that his recovery of temporal power is
platonic idea.
UNUSUAL MORTALITY IT. PARIS.
PARIS, January 2.-The mortality is still
abnormally great. On Tuesday there
were SS9 deaths and on Wednesday 334.
The reOpening Of schools already closed is
postponed and others are about to close.
SPREADING INFLUENZA.
VIENNA, January 1.-The epidemic fails
somewhat rs 10 the number OF victims
here, but il is more virulent, and in Prague
aud Dresden is increasing.
DHATH OF A SPANISH TENOR.
MADRID. January 2-Sehor Gayarre. the
Spanish tenor, whose critical illness from
influenza was reported last night, died to-
day.
OFFICERS ARRESTED.
ST. PETERSBURG. January 2.-Thirty-two
officers have been arrested charged with
being members of secret society the OBJ
iect OF which is to abolish aristocracy and
to establish q constitutional monarchy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-03
STRIKING MINERS.
A Large Eiecsment Threatened-Thc
sheriff Refuses to Act Promptly.
fBy Telegraph 10 the DispatchI

PuSxsUTAwNEY. Pa, January 2.-The
Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburg Com
pany. whose employees to the number Of
800 men and boys are now on strike,
were not successful in their efforts TO
eject tho miners from their houses to-day.
Sheriff Suffer, Of this county. refused to
act as promptly in the matter as the COM
pany desired. To-day was set by the
company as the time for executing the
writs of ejectment which have already been
issued. But the Sheriff has until the Feb
ruary court to make return Of his writs
and ne can serve them mt any time within
the intervening period that may suit his
inclination. Superintendent Haskell de-
clares that he will open the mines Monday
at auy cost. He says if he gives in TO the
miners this time the company might as
well close its works, as the men would be
more insolent than ever and arrogate TO
themselves the entire.control of the works.
The company is put 70 IN expense Of about
500 day in maintaining rs guard OF l40
Pinkerton men. The officials say they will
break the strike il it costs the company "A
million of dollars. The attempt TO put in
new men next Monday will be resisted and
bloodshed may result, as the Hungarians
are desperate.
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Killed by Drinking Poisoned Coffee.
nv talocraph "a the Diarat,,hl


JoLrEr, H.. January 2.-John Dali, a Ger
man farmer, lived OF Mokena, this county,
his household being composed of his
mother. aged seventy. himself and hired
man, and servant maid. On New Year day
their coffee at dinner was so bitter nobody
could drink it. second pot was prepared
and of this they all drank, although. it
also was bad. Soon after Inner. ali be-
came sick and went TO bed, but the
hired man and cook drank milk, which
acted as an emetic. Mrs. Dali died that
evening and John Dali died last night.
The hired man and girl are all right. The
mined. John Shafer. former employe Of
Dali and rival sutton for the hand Of the
servant maid, was at once suspected as the
guilty person. When the Sheriff arrested
him at Moking this morning he tired to
commit suicide with razor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-03
What Judge Hunt Decided.
IBy telegraph 10 the Dlspatch.l

HELENA, MoNT.. January About two
hours after T. q. Power was selected by
the Republican joint convention forseeond
senator Juaoe Hunt, of the District Court,
gave his decision in the case of Representa-
tive Roberts. Of Silver Bow county, who
had applied for q writ to compel the State
auditor TO paw him his salary and mileage
as member of the Legislature.
II was thought the Court, in its
decision. would decide the validity Of the
rival houses: but instead the decision was
10 the effect that if Roberts was q member
of the Legislature he was entitled TO. his
pe- diem and mileage The question Of the
legality of the two houses IL still undecided.
The Democrats again met in Joint con-
ventioa to-day and took one ballot; but
there being no quorum the body adj
iourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-03
The Conductors' and switchmen's Strike.
by telegraph 10 tho Dispatch

EVANSVILLE. ND, January 1.-The con-
duct0rs' and switchmen's strike on the
Evansville and Terre Haute and Evansville
and indianapolis roads still continues.
They present the same deserted appear
ance that they have for the past
four days. The side tracks are filled
with cars of freight which the com
pany is unable to move. TO an inquiry
as to why none OF the strikers could he
seen about the yards. it was learned that
orders had been issued TO them to remain
away from the yards as much as
possible. to keep order, and be gen.
tlemanly in their demeanor; and this they
are doing. The company. it understood,
is doing everything possible in the way OF
filling the places of the strikers and PROM
Use the latter a sensation within the mex.
twenty-four hours, but just the nature of
the surprise could not be learned. An Off
dismissal Of some men for drunkennessled
TO the strike.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-03
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
RICHMOND. January 2, 1890


Tie new year opened with small loose sale
Of common tobacco, and with very soft balniy
weather. The sales aggregated Sic5 pounds
Of e. 25ss4i0
Revenue Collections: On cigars and cigar
cites SIT 65 tobacco, si,9i80f. Total. t5.isdso
On 'changs the attendance was small. Jbe
Offering OF West Virginia tobacco attracted fow
BUYERS at auction. and showed very decided
falling off In grade aud color. Receivers say
that By far tho greater part OF tho best crops
have been sold, and tie sales hereafter will show
more medium grades, aud very few 40 fine a.
previously offered.
During the holidays several lots OF old wrap
pers changed hands a. full prices, and The do
mspd appears siiil good. OF the days bright
break about hall, or twenty packages, sold prt-
vsieiy at l0si0c
There are no important firm changes 20 note
In tobscco circles, excepting the 7. II. Mayo 4
Co. incorporation.
The weather makes quick sales Of new bright
i'm peraiige, and next week the stock on hand
viii be sold a. fast as possible, but the accumu-
ls,lon Is notably small and the receipts quite
light
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-03

though 1t il well known thst could 1t
any time have been reelected senator OF
the United States.
I have been twice married, the second
time being in 1874, 10 daughter OF Viii
liam b. Howell, Of Natchex, son ct Gov
ernor Howell of New Jersey. She. has
borne me six childreu-four sons and two
daughters. My sons are all dead; my
daughters survive. The elder Is Ms.
mother Of four children. Ny youngest
daughter lives with us ct Beauvoir. Miss.
Born In the last year Of the war. she be-
came Familiarity known as "The daughter
Of the Confederacy.n JEFFERSON DAvIs-
Bsduroir, Miss, November, 1889.
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FORGED CHECKS.
A Young Man Arrested ON Very Serious
Charre-Other Items.
special telegram to the Dlspssoh.j

Especial telegram 70 the Dispatchj
LYScHBURe, Va. January "A young
man named Lavender was arrested last
night for attempting TO pass several forged
checks bearing the name OF Adams d
Woodson. builders, this city. He was de-
tected and the police summoned. He gave
them chase and o hard fight before ne
would submit to arrest. Lavender this
morning in Police Court stated he hailed
from Goochland, but afterwards admitted
he was from Amherst. The checks were ON
the National Bank and were evidently
stolen from private book Of Adamss d Wood
son, who say three checks are missing.
About 3 O'clock last evening the cash.
drawer of the firm was broken open but no
cash was taken. II is supposed that Laycn:.
der committed the robbery and was scared
of before he could get at the money. He
was sent on TO the grand jury and fined
800 for carrying concealed weapons. an
English bulldog pistol being found on
him. He Is only nineteen years Of age.
AN ESCAPED CONVICT.
This morning about 3 o'clock az the
watchman at the Norfolk and Western
Yards on the Southside island was making
his rounds he noticed q suspicious negro
prowling about closely mufiled IN O
blanket. He caught the man and was sur
prised to find that he was an escaped convict
and dressed in full suit of penitentiary
clothes. This morning he gave bis name
as Ben French, and states that he was at
work on the new Keysville and Orange
road near Farmville. He states that two
others escaped with him several nights ago.
Rev. L. III. Carson. of st. PauPs church,
last night celebrated the twentieth ami,
yersary of his incumbency. He dined
with the vestry and received many con-
Oratulatione from friends.
The Richmond and Danville Railroad
Company are fencing in their tracks from
a point near the Union depot to the en-
trance of the bridge, about three quarters
of mile above the city.
A telegram from Atlanta, Ga. says call
from the First Baptist church of this city
for Henry Mcdonald of that place has
created great stir among his congrega-
ton and they declare they will not give
him up.
1t is reported that several slight cases Of
Ia grippe have occurred here.
Destructive forest-fres have been raging
in Amherst county the last week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-03

- -, ssaies; = { 5000 r., e s ~ ,. Ss.
sry, 0.s usy, Mo 0nks eu1et end engkrs
spssons tsir;y scslys and s.s{s up; S:sassy'
8tc February. D,4c xsy. rr.: No = spo<,
8xaSnr: mixs1 vs>tssps &hc. nogs gaee
END 6rln. Co5ss Options ciossd seesdy. i0H0
points dexn< lower cAhieA An1 qsxee: Jsnnsry,
tIsep: February, siA:oselAo0; Nay. 1iSese
ssia7s; spot Mo stssdy and qntet a sis exk.
sufas>-Rsao~d arm and In goo domaine. ~
lsssss- Foreign nonsaAl: Sew osleess sssASy.
Nice quiet ana steady. Petroleum stesdy; ~
nncd, Zoo. Cotsoa-ssed oil nymef; cruds.
2sk axc. Roein sisety: strained. common -
good, q. s0s9i.1z<. Tnrpcntine sissdsr ~ <tte
s43k. PORT q,,ist asd nrn besf slevs Beef
hams stss1y, Tiercsd bsef dun Cct9see
quiet. Modes sisv. Lard essier ed duh;
Wesssss steam, SIS: city, $50; epeseoe--
January. Skiisse-i<; February, >s.S; Nay, sAn
CHICAGO
CHICAGO January a--cssh Quotations vsrss
Flour sf>sdy and unchanged. Ma sprng
wheat. IKE No. Q red, IKE. No corn. 70 &c
No oats. 1Ssso4c. Mess-pcrf. = iossai!4
Lard, S. scas6 s2<. Shors-ribs. a. S,atlSa Shout
ders. Aigs ssAss. shorsciesr sidss. sts'as~
whSskey. 500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-03
DEATHa.

BgVitL.--pied. Thursday, January 2, 1870. AZ
T.l A. NJ M the resideDrs % her bf0thor-in-
law. N. II. smith. Itss MINNIE O. bKgiLl-
The funeral services win DO held al the ss-
cond Presbyterian chnrch tDr. hog"'sl on FIJI
DAY, January 81. at s y. ". Friends and a.
quaintsnces OF the family are Invited 70 attend.
aARBRR--Died, on tho morning OF January
"a. after brief Illness, srs ELLA n. GAkBsk
aged ffty-swo years.
Funeral Will Jake place from Der lsie rest
dence. 40 Tsenty. skin sireo, NSAl cUHUAt
AFTERNOON At z O'Clock. Friends AMI a.
qualnlances OF the family are respectfully in-
vtod 70 attend ~
TALIAFRRRO Died, la Harrisburg, Pa.
January /. 1850. Hns N. A. TALIAfERkU.
Burial az Holly wood Immediately after ne
arrival OF tho 2Ss train on the Hicnmoui. frede-
rlcs burg and Potomse railroad TO-DAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-03
MARRIAGES.

MoORE-DUNLOP.--M In Petersburg.
Va. At 1920 A. NJ. on January 2, 1901. al Grace
Protestant Episcopal charch, by tho REV. {. !.
Gibson. assisted BY Rev. q. X Heioes, WARNER
MOOaB, Of aichmond. Va, aud Miss MAIZE A.
DUNLOP, daughter OF tho laie Robert Dunlop.
Of Petersburg. No cards
sTITu -BARKSDALR.-- Married, Thursday.
December 9th, al -. Andrews church. By Rev.
PIKE Powers, AilCE c. SrifH 10 ROBERT !.
BARKSDALR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-03
A Pentecost Band Attacked.
fBy telegraph 70 the Dlspatch.l

TUscoLA, Ill. January 2.--About fifty
men attacked the temple of the Pentecost
Band here to-day and smashed its win
dows with stones. Fifteen men and
women. members of the band, were in
n so-called trance at the altar at the
time of the attack. The noise of the
breaking of the glass and stones hurting
through the windows speedily aroused
them and they fed from the temple panic
stricken. The band refuses to leave Tus-
cola and more trouble is feared.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-03
side-Tracking Did No Good.

SAVANNAH, Ga, January a. The west
bound mail tram and local accommodation
train on the Central railroad collided in q
thick fog twenty miles west of Savannah
this morning. The local was standing on
side track waiting for orders. Both en-
gines were wrecked and six passengers
slightly ininrad
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-03
No Cause for Alarm,

CnAnLEsToy. y. o.. January 2.--Barnwell
Is quiet. me citizens of BlAckyille and
Bamberg VINO helped to protect the town
last night nave gone home. There is nc
cause for alarm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-03
An Iron Firm Suspends.

BELLEFoSrE, Pa. January 2.-The large
iron firm of Curtin Co., near here, made
an assignment to-day in favor Of ex-Gover-
nor A. G.. Curtin and Constans Curtain.
Their liabilities are about 100000.
Later estimates places the liabilities at
about S125,000 and nominal assets at about
$50, 600.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-03
Prefer Going on a strike.

SHANoKIN. Pa, January al. Langdon &
Co., proprietors of the Pink-Ash vein at
Nelson shaft, offered to start work this
morning at reduction of Is per cent. but
the miners. numbering 400. rejected the
offer and went ON a strike.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-03
MARKETS BY rsLsoaApH.


NEW Yoxx, January 2--Co&son euis<; aolea.
z bale: S9s. o es,s n$s G s les rs
Grsa: Brisain. i3.Hf bales; q ysAnces a01t
bales 10 the cont1noni, &S4 nales s.oce,
775,S7s ballet Southern nour duh WheAf dull
and rrm; Ma : ss1, n4ss9a eee!e.s l1lrly
Ma a. rsd. SanSsry. Ss;.c.; rstrusfy, STs
Nsys sa1s Vssu sssier MA isss eGssinsl ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-03
The Public Finances.

WASHINGTON, d. c., January 2.-The
bond offerings to-day were $6O,5O0. All
were accepted at l0ies for as and l26 for
as. The total bonds surrendered by ma
tional banks in liquidation OF Government
deposits is S5,76l $50.
The debt statement issued to-day shows
a decrease of debt during December OF
SO I28. O9339. and decrease since June
SOth OF S23. 500, 7l0i2; total interest-bear.
ing debt, $3.50, 9s5. 909.03; total debt OF all
kinds. $3.50. 569, 05s.9i; cash in the Irea-
sury. S6ia. zee. sli.30; total debt less avail
able credits, sl,052, s52 9ll IS legai-tendeer
Gates of deposit outstanding, $1,000, 600
cold certificates outstanding, Si22. 9s6, 1883 {;
silver certificates outstanding. $2S2, 3i9, 073
fractional currency. q, 9i4 .l32.47.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-03
A Victim fIa crlpne.

NEWARK, N. j., January 2.--Michael Mul.
vany, hosernan Of Engine No. 2. the first
victim OF Ia grippe, died this morning. He
became, Ill last week and the disease de-
yeloped into pneumonia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-03
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, January 2.-virgine consols Sc,
66a8l Baltimore and Ohio stock, io0al0s: North
rn Central stock, - asKed Cincinnati, Washing
ton and Baltimore Ists, 99s99x consolidated
gas bonds, liS bid stock. iSH-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-03
One Thousan.l Man yaI..

Mr.. CARMEL, Pa, .January 2.-Congress.
man Scott's Pennsylyania coliierv susDcnd
cd operations to-day, throwing 1000 mcr
out Of employment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-03
A Western Business and Political Alliance.
nv telegraph 70 the DIspatch.l

TOPEKA. January 2.-The Farmers Al
lance. State Grange, and Knights of Labor
have formed an offensive and defensive al
lance according to the recommendations
Of the recent Farmers Convention and the
Knights OF Labor Convention. The object
Of the combination is cooper On ia Kan
sas business and politics combined. The
alliance number in their ranks over 10000
members.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-03

dSs % coughs b. Sas u oo %saa sse
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-03

-y wAsHuorox. January 2.-rss VIZ
| flIn isinis, fair, followed BY shsssn Ia
E-soushcass portion. nor.hsris winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-03

We auote: Fine 81 DA,iys. sfpsrfnA s77ss
fanny, country. ti.7saSAS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-03
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY, January 2 1890.
sALEs-SEcOsD B0ARD.-i300 Richmond city
So at ls5.
CLOSING 1uots.ons 81 tas stock Bolrii
GOVERNMENT SaJIRtrtss Bf AatsL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-03
cold wave

THE wsArHER m RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
rainy In the morning and cloudy In he sfssr.
noon and night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-03
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RicRzosp, January .. 800
OFFERINGS.

wHsAr.-1.2te busneiA
CoRs.--2,71 ousheiA
OArs--i, 100 busbel&
sALEs sseo .rsD 70 ssoxsrAsG
wHrAT--Iongbsrfy, 900 bushels good - SOC.
shortbsrry. ~ bushels common At 3Jc.
Coss.--Wbzle, 600 bushels very good On prtr
vate terms
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-03
corros RgroRr.

euorArtas.
MDnLrvo, gkc.
Low Af0pLINo, 8xc.
GOOD oxtExAky, SIC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-03

IhepOfttu TOT tId UI.pAVIusI
January 2-Mastet firm. sses reported 81
top quota Ion. Primo, 5Ac; extra prime. SIC.
fancy. 5sIc.: common, s.e3Ac.. factory hand
picked. 5Ia7c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-03
BALTIMORE

BALTIsokE. January 2--Flour nominal
Whost-souihern 9uis. ami hrn. Fuitz, s3s~t.
Longberry. isaSgc. Western quiet; Ma winter
red. spot, VA s10Sc Cor1--Southsrn dull. con-
ditiOn soft; white, 30a3sc.; yellow, 30ss6c. vest
ern steady. Oate quiet; western white, paiic.
Rye GrnL Proyisoos quiet Butter easy
creamery, 2ias6 Eggs duh: western. 3issL
frcights 90 Liverpool per steamer inactive
grain, ga; Cork Tor orders -. a. "a. sales-
Wheat, 1900 bushels; corn, IA, 900 eushsls.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-03

fr. Lows, January Flour steady Wne,t
Higher: closing SSbc above Tuesday; Va
rod. cash. ,Sc.. Mar'b, s0as0hc asGed; May,
cash. ISL asS'.c.; January, sjss5'ic Fsbrnary,
26i,ag6hc. Oats higher; No. ?. cash, l'c. bid;
January, 1870: May, slEc. Whl-keY. fl.02.
steam held az asa. Dry..sl, msats--shoulders,
slafi leh longs aud ribs f1ata y short clear.
$asA Bacon-Boxed shoulders. fi5O longs aud
ribs, $5.t5asA65: short clear. ta.sOasAl3.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-03
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. January 2.--Flour duict Whest
1rm No. : red, 0asSc. Corn quiet; No. mix
ed, a0sSlc. Oat. arm No. mixed, slaztc.
PORK quiet at faN Lard easier 81 sAlnsfo -
con ia moderate demand short-clear, g. ~
Whistey steady az ti0l Hogs active and strong:
common AMI light, t5.sJasS.s0; yecking aud
butchers', Al daAsR1h
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-04-17
An IngIorlous Record.


A few Of tho republican members
If the late Legislature conducted them
selves 90 al 10 command the respect
Of the State. But tho mass Of them
acted in manner which was discred-
liable Id the extreme.
an the Senate the late Mr.. Urner--
we use the word .'latea politically
out Heroded Herod ia bis blind devo.
tion to the Democratic bosses and bis
support Of ''Ring" measures.
In the House almost the entire re-
publican representation from the
'black bel" ofthe State allied them
selves with the bosses and handed
themselves over to the lobby bound
hand and foot.
Early ID the session number Of
bills recommended by Democrats Of
Southern Maryland was introduced
BY Senator Somerville, Of Calvert
county. Til lhcSenator's county gross
impropriety IN the appointment Of
School Commissioners had been charg.
cit, and one Of the bills WIS designed
to take the appointment out Of the
hands Of the republican judges and
give IL to the Governor 70 this and
tne other bills The Southern Maryland
republicans wvre bitterly opposed
They entafe into a compact with tlia
Rag Democras 10 vote for The Gaa
Monopoly bill, tbs Canal bill. and
otss meaeufes il which the bossel
4 II interested II payment for sais
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-04-17

TIE attention of Loud Owners, and those
haFs ag control ok care Ut lHnded estates, IL
invited 10 the facilities offered for Che sale
og fel1 properties by the establishment q
tho southern Maryland Development Com
pany.
TnIs Company y mainly composed d
resident land owners, who. combining en-
efgy and capltal 10 stock corporation
have organized and eQnipped a real estat
oflic and general aRepey for tho develop
alens and gaie 0f lands throughout ths
counties Of Prince Ge0sge# Charles, Cal
yeft SID Sc Mary's
PerOna desir9ua Of having ihelr land
plaeai in the market during the season q
lsg0. sflpnid without delay send 10 tlsa
Company description 1t tie lands cor
reel mamie Of owners, (lf husband and wife
~ stated the Eomhar 81 acres quality sit
iuatlOn, area and kind ~ timber, farm Inn
pr0Yemenfs, c'c and NE lowest cash price
lur which sale my 80 made. A blank
form Is furnished by The Company iorsuch
purpose
I'be Company will then examine the
property. and, II accepted gnd placed I'M
der contract will provide all necessary
descriptions for publication ID theif forth
coming display list III The Ldllas and RI
so0ren III Southern .NayFi1ndn A des-
irYition will also - placed Oh the Office
bstsk II eales and ili Ri aanis 81 the t'cm-
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