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M,sierinns Conference.

CHICAGO, Sept. 2.-The Journal says:
General Manager Stubbs of the Southern
Pacific and Mellen OF the Union Pacific,
ence here for two days. They decline TO
make known the object; but among rail
road men generally II is believed they are
trying TO patch up differences between
their roads over agreement and connec-
tions at Ogden.
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Cinnamon Arrested and Released.

MINSEAroLIs, Minn., Sept. 2i.-Two
Cinnamon who arrived from the west this
morning were arrested on suspicion OF
being implicated in the recent bank rob
berry at The Dalles, Ore, where tunnel
was dug under the vault. This afternoon
a dispatch was received saying the money
had been recovered and an arrest made.
As IL appeared no one desired TO prose-
cute these prisoners, they will be released
Tomorrow.
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DUBLIN, Sept 24.-At the Waterford
assizes to-day Judge Waters reversed his
decision of three months Imprisonment at
hard labor, pronounced upon Fisher, edi-
tor Of the Munster Express and Redmond,
editor of the Waterford Ncl0s. The two
editors were committed under the crimes
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Silver Purchases,

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2i.-Thc amount Of
silver offered the treasury department
to-day aggregated S3s,925 and the amount
and the amount purchased 10000 ounces.
The total purchases, including to-day's,
under the new law have been 7,i72,i7i
ounces, leaving about i07 900 ounces TO be
purchased during the remainder Of this
month.
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Heavy Rnln. Al u,,.n.. Arl

NEw ORLEANS, Sept. PA dispatch
from Helena, Ark, says the tremendous
rainfall yesterday caused flood through
the middle Of the city the same as at Hot
Springs the night before. Much damage
was done TO property and many people
were temporarily driven from their
houses. The rainfall the past IS hours
has been over sixteen inches.
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com,e DE Pari. ON Boulanser.

PARIS, Sept. 2i.-The Comte DE Paris
writes Senator Bocher regarding the
Boulangist revelations, justifying the
course he took and advising his friends
TO waste no time in recriminations, but
TO Affirm clearly their faith in monarchial
principles and unite for continuance of
the struggle.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-09-25

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2i.-Frye offered
concurrent resolution which was agreed
TO, directing the secretary OF state, treas
ury, war and navy TO examine the report
and recommendation Of the international
marine conference of February, 1890, and
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-09-25

VIENNA, Sept. 24.-The suit Of Baron
Won Schudder against the Vaderland, for
having accused him of accepting bribes.
ended in the conviction Of the editor, who
was sentenced to eight months az hard
labor.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-09-25

WAsHINGroS, Sept. 4.-S. w. Houx-
hurst has been appointed assistant in
spcctor of steam vessels for the district
of san Francisco.
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o.sr,en and Dillon win Come.

LONDON, Sept. 2i.-Parnell has finally
decided that IL would be unwise 10 send
anyone TO America in place OF O'Brien
aud Dillon, as they will be able 10 carry
out the original plan in any event.
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Tn. Pr..ld.pt Returns.

CREssoS SPRINGS, Sept. A.-President
Harrison left for Washington this MORN
ing.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
p. CHRIsMAN. d. d. s.

), First Street Between Main and Oak,
Anaconda, Montana.
>rH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN
10 new process. AL classes Of Dental Work
|xoCuted In first class manner. Artificial
Teeth Without Plates.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-02-07

The State Tax Commissioner has pre-
g.Es,dA ssad transmitted to the Legislature
a bill for the general assess nent Of prop
erty in this State.
1t seems to be practically the same
system as that Of 1877. Tie work is to
be done By assessors % be appointed by
the Governor and subject to revision BY
board Of Control and Review.
The salaries in each county for the
assessors will amount to between eight
and nine thou and dollars.
No county in tie State is in condition
TO stand 20 heavy IN expense at this time
Farm lands are doubtless lower in
price now than they we're in 1877, and
We arc satisfied there will be decrease
all over the State. In Southern Mary
land the decrease will be most marked
The result then will be that either tho
rate Of State taxes will have to be in
creased or else a still larger proportion
must fall on Baltimore city.
There never was a worse time for a
general assessment. Values are low
people are respondent AID not able to
stand the increase Of taxation which the
expense Of the sys EN- proposed by tae
State Tax Commissioner would impose.
Ii canrot be denied that taxation at
present is unequal: Some means should
be devised for cuualizing it at a smaller
cost than that proposed and without a
general upheaval.
Mr.. Stakes hill proposes to make eve
ry man his own assessor under such con.
dltions as to make it probable no under
estimation would be made. Some mod.
iication of this system might be made
giving the County Commissioners power
to issue blanks to be filed and sworn tC
without going into a general re-assess-
ment among farmers and the owners Of q
house and lot. Ali these pay their full
share now and if any of them are paying
too much the County Commissioners have
as much authority to make reductions as
the assessors could.
We should think that some member
of the Legislature could devise plan tc
equalize taxation at a smaller expense
than by Mr. Wolford's plan Mail.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-02-07

lcraiious aud adventures Of Henry ".
49, and other worid-renowned explorers.
"a ilss wilds Of Africa.
IT, magnificent volume contains a com.
pete history otSanley : explorations and adj
yentu res. This thrilling narrative
aepie the most heroic OF mod
em times, and has all The charm Of
novel y, and all the romance OF discovery and
aares tnFe. Stanles's FIRST journey in Africa
70 10 Livingstone. which was crowned with
onlli lnt sncress, ~ fully related. His next
lonfn rs FROM The east coast to The Congo river
me- hence down The Congo to the Atlantic
u.leT il described in mastery manner. -
Ills erriblc privations and lmrdshipc. his
dead enuAhais with savages and ferocious
beast bis wanderings IN the Tropical Wilder
mss. esulling IN an absence 50 long that the
Worl'E supposed him 10 be dead, are fully de-.
pe'eH 10 TINS most fascinating and valuable
Nqrk The book contains, from SANKEY'S
own Den, thrilling account of his last world
ren0W ned expedition Tor the relief and rescue
OF En- min Pasha. lie entered Africa from Il e
west roast, followed the River Congo, and f.
naliy plunged iuto vast forest. where he and
n's u ave band we've bcset BY wild beasts, saw
age Natives with poisoned arrows, and pcFiis
mat fsould have driven back any man less de-
'efm1ned a1d courageous. The intrepid rx-
pofefs we're reduced to the yer, verge Of star
satiof, and for many DAYS were constantly
'hfetlened with death BY the most heroic
endufance. ioriitude and courage Stanley ac-
COMP lshed bis great object, and the world
Ilnssi With applause cseT bis magnificent
triumph The work contains over 800 large
octave pages, and more than 200 fine enrrav-
lngs land coltred plates This very interests
ing book Is sold by subscription only, and
NJ Il Mudd, who is TIE authorized agent
ior this section, Is now soliciting orders. IL
= y, issued by the National Publishing Co., Of
Philadelphia, Chicago aud st. Louis
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-02-07
TO HOUSEWIVES.

We give Eeonorical Housewives
chance to buy Upholstery and Iioos,
Furnishing Goods so cheap that it will
prove advantageous TO take immediai,
advantage Of our offerings Now that
yon are making preparations 10 fix ny
your house for Fall aud Winter the
chance is a golden one.
We are direct importers and sell Lace
Curtains for so lille profit that we really
have no competition in that line.
Look for yourselves. Over four hun
bred samples to select from in Noting
ham, Imitation, Brussels, Muslin. An
iique, Guipure, Swiss. Saxony Brussels.
Brussels Point, Egyptians Coburt,
Renaissance. Irish Point. Madras, Vel.
We, our De T.nde Silk and various otLer
Fancy Curtains Positively the largest
assortment to be seen hereabouts aud as
many as all others in Washington chow
together.
This sale opens our Curtain Season.
Come and see and you will buy. The
more we sell the lower the price. 1t is
the quantity sold that allows us 10 un-
dersell all others.
Also in Furniture Coverings, as a few
sample bargains.
French Cotton Tapestry. 49,, regu-
lar value ] so.
French Silk Brocatcllc, so, regular
value 5 90.
French Silk Brocatelle, 5 so, regu-
lar 8 90.
French Silk Damask, I 90, regular
value ~ 90.
Furniture Coverings, Double Width,
from 47c to Q 90 per yard.
We carry Trimmings. such as Fringe,
Cords. Loops, Be-, to match all our ma
terlals All work done Ly skilled work.
men aad special designs made when
desired
Are yon going to reft or freshen up
yonr parlor, library, dining room. Sit
ting room, red rooms, receptio rooms.
Or other portions Of your house, if %.
come to US and you will be surprised at
the completeness Of our line of draperios
and npholeteries in general.
As speeial feature Of this sale we
Will give brass trimmed curtain pole,
compile, with every pair If Curtains
from 30 per pair up.
200 dozen IS inch plaid lunch doylies
at 65e per dozen.
aoo dozen lG inch plain lunch doylies
at JOG per d'zen
10 dozen So dumask doylies at CSC,
per dozen.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-02-07

acted into law; i is the hue Of practir
ell reform, framed after the most
thoughtful consideration. and intended
III the good Of the people BY red6ei62
taxes. We Feg-ei that anyoae sloull
complain. aud we thiak that had our
ueighbor reflected a momeut he would
have said that the proposed change did
not sect the approval Of Judges San
ders and Price, but did meet the ap-
proval Of Judge Burroughs. for if We
mistake not. the latter gentleman IN an
interview with an attaehcc Of the Times
not long since del resatcd The evil that i
now sought to be remeded. Neither have
Judges Sanders aud Price the right
TO complain, because it will be remember
ed that their campaign was made upon
the issue Of a reduction ia the Orphans
Court expenses. in this particular, and
fl'ey ought to have kept Il cir promise
to the people. wiihea. the necessity of
mandatory legislation.
Since the above was put in type he
bill IN question was defeated in the
Ilonse at the instances Of Mr.. John T.
Davis, the Democratic party Of the coun.
" at presen: in Annapolis. Tie effort
will however be kept 10 until the close
Of the session, and If change is not
made the responsibility will rest with
those who always abstruct reform. and
not upo1 those who feel real interest
in the PEOPLE Of the county and their
material Advancement.
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WoIff'sACMEB lacking
on Men'a boots VvocIF, and Wofnen 2 \ flOlIsHs
WOLFF & RANDOLPH, PHILADELPHIA.
The Southern Md Development CO
of Charles County, Md.

The attention OF Land Owners, and those
having the control or care OF landed estates,
IS invited to the facilities offered for the sale
Of real properties by the establishment OF the
Southern Maryland Development Company
Tsis company is mainly composed Of resi-
dent land owners, who, combing energy and
capital IN u stock corporation, have organized
and equipped real estate office and general
agenc, fUr the development and sale OF lands
ihrou. bout the counties of Prince George ;,
Calvert, Charles and st. Mary's.
Persons iesirUus Of having their lands placed
in the market during the season Of 1890, should
without della s. nj to the COMPANY descrip-
ton OF the .nnds correct name O owners il
husband aud wife, 20 state J the number Of
acres. 4uants. situation, area and kind Of
timber Lifm improvements, etc, and the low
est cash price fur which sale be N de.
The Company viii then ex'miue the prop.
ert,, aud. II accepted and placed under con
tract. viii provide all necessary descriptions
for puDlica ion in their forthcoming display
list Of the LANDS aud Resources of
Southern Biaryland . A description
in also be placed on the Office book OF sales
aud il the hands OF the CompaI Us agents in
the several States
The Company's terms OF sale will be invari-
ably rs shall be agreed upon and in ev.ry
case will be conditioned upon The fnlilment
of its contract undertakings.
The principal and business ofiire Of the
Company is. for the present., located at La
Plata, Charles Co, Md.
Business communications should he sent to
that oilic', addressed TO
JOHN G. LANG,
jan 24-am Eng Comnl'r.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-02-07

The eloquent speech recently deliver
cd by Senator ingalls, in the United
States Senate in reply to Senator But
ler's scheme to have the government
appropriate large sums of money to as
sist the negro to leave this. for some
ether country. was listened to by large
numbers Of persons. and was fire.
quently applauded The Senator urged
the Southern people, instead of being in-
tolerant and unfair in their treatment of
this unfortunate race, that they try for n
time fairness and justice towards them,
"eclaring that it was his candid otinion
il such course were pursued, the much
discussed negro problem would have an
easy and satisfactory solution, at the same
time asserting that if such a ce4fse did
not accomplish the desired result, he
would join hands with the Southern peo-
pie III the effort to originate some other
plan to accom- lish the desired result
Ex-Governor Thompson, of South
Carolina, has taken manly stand in
opposition to Senator Buffers deporta-
tion theories. While the Ex-Governor
holds, lige many other S,n.hcsn leiiefs,
taat the negro is incapable Of self-gov-
eminent. he is willing to admit that it i
tor the future to decide the question -
He thinks it was political crime 10 co.
franchise the negro at the time when
the right of suffrage was conferred. but
he thinks that deport .tion and expatria
tion would be equally political error
first. because the South requires the con-
tinuance of the negro among its inhabi-
tants as an industrial necessity, aud sec.
ondly. because the problem of whether
or not be can ct himself for elf-govern-
ment has not yet been determined. TN
. single word-paticnoe, " Mr. N ifhoinp-
son declares. is the key to the Southern
race difficulty It would be national
blessing if the white men Of the Sauth.
who pose as leaders, we're all as pairnsi,
and fairly disposed 10 the negro as Gov
or Thompson.
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The Southern Md. Development Co
of Charles County. Md.

The attention Of La3d O@ners. inG ihcss
having the control or care Of landed estates.
is invited 10 the facilities offered for the sale
OF real properties by the establishment Oi tho
Southern Maryland Development Company.
Tsis company is mainly composed OF resi-
dent land owners, who, cOmbing energy aud
capital IN stock corporation, have organized
and equipped a real estate Office and general
agency tor the development and sale OF laads
throu. bout the counties OF Prince George !.
Calvert, Charles and st Mar, IS.
Persons DESTROYS OF having tneir lands placed
in the market during the season Of 1890, saonlJ
without delay send to the Company descrip-
lion Of the lands, correct name OF owners. Isl
husband and wife, so state, the number OF
acres. quality, situation, area and kind OF
timber, farm improvements, ETC., and the low.
est cash price for which sale be made.
The Company viii then examine the prop.
erty, and, il accepted and placed uader con
tract, will provide all necessary descriptions
ion pa5iilas idii ia sheiT 0i Incoming tiispiss,
list OF the Islands and Resources OF
Southern Maryland =" description
will also be placed on the Office book Of sales
aud in the hands Of the Company agents 10
the several States
The Compiny's terms OF sale will be invari.
ably ~ shall be sgroed upon, and in evsry
case Mil he conditioned upon the fulilment
Of its contract under; kings
The principal ant business Office Of the
Company Is. for the present. located At La
Plata, Charles Co, Md.
Business c0muunicaii ins should be sent 10
that Office, addressed 70
JOHN O. LANG,
Jan 2i-am Ing Comn'r.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-02-07

The contention between New York
ard Chicag) for the worlds fair site is.
as was anticipated. arousins sectional,
commercial and political jealcusies.-
New York papers outside of New York
city are beginning to recognize this fact,
aud the check upon worlds fair egisia-
ton at Albany is doubtless due 10 a
growing public sentiment in this direc
ion The controversy should be set
tied IN manner which will leave no
bitterness or heart-burning to render
the fair failure through the indilFcr.
ence or active hostility Of sighted see
ti"i or jealous commercial or political
interests. Chicago aud New York
should both voluntarily withdraw in Ia
vor Of the nation as the host at the fair.
they can do this without humiliation.
The nation will then give and pay for
nm adequate celebration of America'
discovery at It's capital. No section vii
be offended at preference given to the
national city-the city Of all the sections
No electiaus are to be held in the CAPT
al in 1892. so that lis selection will
mi poliiiral apprehensions. No com
mvrcial ely will lie jealous of Washing
ton as rival aud hesitate to strengthen
=; by aiding the fair. All American in
tercsts. sinking their differences, can
meet .here on common ground. and
work heartily and enthusiastically for the
success Of national cclab~4lloa. and
they can do SC nowhere else.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-02-07

Mr.. Mckinley, of Ohio. while de-
Tending Speaker Reeds action in count
ing members who we're present and not
voting on pending question, quoted
from the Congressional Record speeches
made in the House of Representatives
by Ex-Governor McLane, of Maryland,
Mr.. Blackburn, of Kentucky, and
Randolph Tucker, of Virginia, all emil
Dent Democrats, who advocated 10 the
Forty-sixth Congress the adoption OF
such a policy. The quotation from
these brainy Democrats put damper on
the lesser lights Of the present day who
we're at the time denouncing Speaker
Reeds course as revolutionary. The
country notwithstanding the present
y ss,-,sIr'try rrUruary- fotr. nlsn weanl
i day February 10Th, Quadragesims Su
e day, February 23rd, Mid-lent, Mar
# 10th. Palm-Sunday, M.rch both, Go
: Friday, April 4th, Easter Sunda
It April 9th, Low Sunday, April 13'
# Rogation Sunday. May Ilth, Ascensi
Sunday, Nay 18th. Wbit-Sunday, NJ
d 18th, Trinity Sunday. June LIST, Corp
Il Christi, June 5, Advent Sunday, No
# ember 30ih.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-02-07

The shipbuilders of the Delaware river
turned out from their yards last year nc
less than $4,000, 600 worth of vessels.
These included war-ships, large passenger
and freight steamships, sailing vessels,
tugs. yachts and host Of smaller craft.
Great as was the work done on these
vessels, however. it did not represent
the entire labor of the slliryar,ls. as
ssssSsxs..> ~se<ss still uiiilises.dl s.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-02-07

Ever sine, the election in November,
1888, when a Republican majority was
elected TO Congress. the Democratic mi
nority has been devisiug plans to OBJ
struet business ind prevent the passage
Of measures demanded by the people =
The Democratic press has taken speciil
pains to post the minority concerning its
power, and Democratic congressman
who are credited with leadership have
given their opinions freely through in
terviews in the newspapers, until the i'm
preston has been made on the public
mind that tie Fifty FIRST Congress, in
stead of carrying out the will Of
the people by whom it was
chosen. was to thwart that will by all the
tricks and chicanery that the vicious pre-
cedeuts Of dcliberative bodies and the
lax consciences of Legislators have made
possible. tits quite unnecessary now to
point to the paltry notion Of party's
mission. or the low estimate of repre-
sentative's duty to the country that such
tactics imply.
The Republicans have never admitted
that the power rested in the minority 10
control legislation or paralize co-ordi-
nate branch of the general government.
They have steadfasily maintained that as
they are in the majority, and the princi-
pie upon which the government is based
is that the majority shall rule, theJ
would at the proper time brush away
mere partisan obstruction and SaEoeeed
liIigs entity with the. -nnblieabnsll =.
Tau0n -Hppointeda comna I q y
!, before the proper legislative -soaArntte
= 10 explain Il q scope Of the bill and ar
its passage as for the best interest
the farmers. The bill is called TAX
lion Without Lamentation," en- accou
of the advantages which are claimed
: it over all other plans.
If adopted in this State. and beyol
doubt it should be, we opine it "
cause lamentation among that class
hungry individual, who have been an
ieusly waiting the time to come VIII
the law would be enacted, so that til
could receive the lucrative position
assessor.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-02-07
ROAD NOTICE..

1t is this day, December 10th, 1889, order
ed by the Commissioners Of Charles county.
that no person or persons will be allowed any
compensation for Road and Bridge work.
unless the same is authorized by one or more
OF the Commissioners to be done And il Is
further ordered that a notice to this effect be
Published 10 the Maryland Independent
and sport Tobacco Times
BY order II the Board.
AL0YSIUS h BOWLING. President.
SAMUEL c. PADGETT, Clerk.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-02-07

DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup has been be-
fore the public for years, and is pro-
nounced by thousands superior TO all
other articles for the cure of coughs,
colds, influenza, and all pulmonary com
plants.
used Salvation Oil for rheu natism
in the feet. and after several applications
was entirely relieved of pain aud could
walk as we'll as ever. Ann Il. Watkins.
Baltimore, Md.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-02-07

The Secretary of the Navy has adopt
ed new design for the flag of the navy.
to take effect July LIST, 1891. 1t will
be applied to both the flag aud tho union
jack Of the navy, and consists of a rec
tangular arrangement of the forty-two
States.
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TO Tile PUBLIC.

Having rented the hotel at the old stand At
Bfyantown for the present year, would beg
to iniorm the public that am prepared 10 ne-
commodate hoarders both reguia. and transit
Ny bar will be always supplied with choice
Wines, Liquors. Cigars, &c.
! will keep also Livery, and any one Of the
travelling public can he furnished with bpy.
gies and teams. and if notified will meet them
At ans railroad station. and take thetl 10 any
point in the county they nay wish 10 90 A.
the most reasonable rates. Hoping 10 receive
share Of the public patronage am respect.
fully, JAMES a. MURRAY,
nh Slim Proprietor