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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-05-03

In the Circuit Court for Cecil County, in Equity
No 1871
In mn suance OF an order OF said Court. passed
in the above entitled cause notice is hereby given
10 the creditors OF James Raimond. dec nsed, to
file their claims properly authenticated. with the
1 lerK of said Court, within sixty days from the
date of the first publication of this notice April
10, 1901 y. McooLLoodn,
Apr Iy-3t Auuito9'
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o be void, as
tuition of the
al court having
lie case was ap-
Supreme Court,
u against Leisy &
brought before the
- Washington, with the
above, that the decision

I " dSlllIlSlOii, WIN 'iS
II above, that the decision
-e|preme Court is reversed.
~ broad ground is taken that State
Wy not, without the express permls-
Ion of Congress, interfere with the i'm
y portation or sale of an Intoxicating lq-
Z uid any more than with the importa-
J ion and sale of beef, corn, cotton or
>bacco, provided the intoxicating hq
bol' is in the packages in which 1t was
Ported. The right to import cannot
/ be denied, and "the right to sell any
article imported" says the court, "is
IN inseparable incident to the right to
hport it." The State may prohibit
e manufacture of intoxicating liquors
sithin its limits, and may prohibit, it is
implied, the sale of home made liquors
within its limits, but Congress alone
may regulate the interstate commerce
in such liquors. The States power to
: regulate the disposal of the contents OF
I packages OF freight brought from a sis
Nr State begins, it is held, only with
breakage of the package. The
aking or opening of an imported
Sage "mingles it with the common
5 of property therein" and so brings
thin the control of the State. The
Esion, it may be observed, is not
Animous. Six OF the justices, three
,epublicans and three Democrats,
.S.nlte in the decision, and three, all Re-
? publicaus, dissent. The weight of
authority in the court as now constltu-
ted, as we'll as the preponderance in
numbers, is on the side of free
u trade between the States in liquors,
IN other things. 1t IS of interest
- note that the decision reverses
4 a decision of Chief Justice fancy,
! in the case of Pierce VS.. New
her, -mpshlre, which was, it appears, pre-
uble ~ similar to the case of Leisy q Co.
Bill at case Chief Justice fancy held,
~ 8, interest, it may be said, of State
'u' co, that New hampshire had the
red 500 prohibit by law the sale of gin
suited from Massachusetts, for the
i've M:ction of its inhabitants, and that
Va grant of power to the federal gov
,ment to control interstate commerce
Nc 5uld not be construed to be an abSo-
+ lutte prohibition of the exercise of any
power by the States over the same sub
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Mems and Boys Clothing
is going more as we mean it
to. Better kinds, lower prices:
the push is for both all the time.
See the natty Sailor Suits for
Boys, or the Harris Cashmere
Overcoats for Men. They
stand for all.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

The Fidelity Insurance, Safe and Trust Deposit
Company, Trus, ees, ct. al, Vs. Elizabeth
RAYMOND, ct. nj.
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Chapter 45S.
AN ACT

To prohibit fishing with line, net trap or
otherwise destroying the fish in the waters
of Basin Run and its tributaries for term
of five (5l years.
SECTION l. Be ii enacted By the General assembly
Of .UarylaRd That it will be unlawful to catch or
take fish in any manner, from the waters of Basin
Run, or its tributaries, in Cecil County, Maryland
for five (5l years from date of passage OF this bill
SECTION 2. Be il further enacted, That the hsh
commission of the State of Maryland hereby in
sructed to supply the stream above referred to and
its tributaries, with food fish German Carp,
Brook Trout, Salmon, etc.
SECTION 3. Be il enacted, That any one violating
the provisions of this Act upon conviction of same
shall he fined the sum of twenty five dollars 5l one
half to go to the infOrmer and balance to school
commissioners ofCecil County for current expenses.
SECTION t. BE Il further enacted, That this Act
shall take effect from date ofits passage,
Approved April 3, 1890. -
ELIHU E. JACKSON.
Governor.
JOHN HUBNER,
Speaker House of Delegates.
R F. BRATTAN,
President of the Senate.
hereby certify that the foregoing is a correct
copy of an act of the General Assembly passed JAN
CARLTON SHAFER,
Chief Clerk House of Delegates.
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Chapter 3oI.

To repeal sections one hundred and ffty-fve
and one hundred and tifty-six of Article
Eight of the Code of Public Local Laws
OF Maryland title Cecil County" subtitle
Fences" and to enact the following sec
tons in lieu thereof, and to add the fol-
lowing new sections to said article to be
known as sections one hundred and fifty
six A, one hundred and fifty-six B.
SECTION l. Be it enacted By the General Assembly
Of Ndrg'd d, That sections one hundred and fifty
five and hundred and fifty-siX of Article eight
of the ode of Public Local Laws of Maryland, title
Cecil County subtitle Fences" be and the same
are hereby repealed and the following sections en-
acted in lieu thereof, ard that the following new
sections be and the are hereby added to Ar
ticle eight OF the Code of Public Local Laws of
Mary land title Cecil County, subtitle Fences"
\, one hundred and fifty-siX IL
i OF one ha
the whole length ofthe line of fence between them,
and if either Of said persons shall fail or neglect to
make his proportion OF said fence, or to keep Oh PIT
the in good repair within thirty days after he
shall have been notified and requested to do so in
writing, then the party making said request may
make or repair said fence the expense of the party
and expenses in the same manner other debts.
l56. Should any person wish TO fence in any land
which has hitherto been uninclosed, after having
built his proportion of said fence he shall give to
the party, whose land adjoins his land, notice in
writing that he must erect his proportion of said
fence within thirty days; and ifthe party noti-
fled shall fail to erect his proportion of said fence,
the same remedy as given in the preceding section
shall apply.
1856 A. The fences to be made or kept in repair
under the preceding sections shall be at least four
feet high and shall be sufficiently close to prevent
hogs from passing through the same.
l56 B. If any person having an interest in any
division fence shall fail TO make keep in repair
his part thereof, he shall not be entitled to any
damages on account of any trespass through said
part by stock belonging to or in charge of the owner
of the other part of said fence and if he shall kill
ton thereof he shall be liable eivilly to the owner
of such stock the extent of his damages, and shall
also he liable to an indictment for misdemeanor,
discretion of the court by which he shall be tried.
SECTION >. ind be II enacted That this act shall
take effect from the date of its passage.
Approved April 9th, 1890. .
ELIHU L. JACKSON,
Governor.
JOHN HUBNER,
Speaker House of Delegates.
r. F. BRATTAN,
President of the Senate.
| hereby certify that the foregoing is a correct
copy of act of the General Assembly passed jan
uary Session, 1890.
CARLTON SHAFER,
Chief Clerk House of Delegates,
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Steady employment, on salary. is offered in
another column by Z. g. Person u Co, Water
loo. NY, Apr.l2it
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DIR. Pierce's Pellets-gently laxative or
actively cathartic according to dose. %
cents.
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John WANAMAKER.

Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market streets.
and Citv-haii square.
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Chapter 467.
AN ACT

Chapter 4o7.
AN ACT
To authorize the County Commissioners of
Cecil County to refund to John w. Day
of said county certain sums of money erro-
neously paid into the County Treasury.
SECTION l. Be il enacted By the General assembly
Of H1ryIdHd That the County Commissioners of
Cecil County be and they are hereby authorized to
pay John W. Day of cell County, the sum OF twenty
six dollars and eighty cents, being the sum erro-
neousv paid into the Treasury OF said county by the
said John W. Day for taxes for the years, eighteen
hundred and eighty-fve eighteen hundred and
eighty-six, eighteen hundred and eighty-seven and
eighteen hundred and lightweight inclusive of
each year. .
SECTION 2. And b. IL enacted, That this act shall
take effect from the date of its passage.
Approved April Sth, 1899. -
Governor.
JOHN HUBNER,
'' R. F. BRATTAN,
President of the Senate
/ hereby certify that the foregoing is correct
copy of an act of the General Assembly passed Jan:
uarv Session, 1890 ,,,,,>
Chief Clerk House of Delegates
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WHITTIER! OF WHITTIER, OLD WOMAN, so HrcHf
WITH BLACK DIAMOND ROOFING TO COVER The SKI
Why FAR FROM THE LAND OF YOUR BIRTH
BECAUSE IT ALREADY COVERS THK EARTH.
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S7RAWBRIDGB & CL0THIBR.
PHILADELPHIA.
MORTGAGES SALE
PROPERLY:

ELETOA PROPERTY.
By virtue and in pursuance of power and au-
thority contained in mortgage from John Will
kinson and Annie l.. Wilkinson his wife, to Jacob
the year 1855. and recorded anon the land rec
Ords OF Cecil county, Md. in Liber J. A. d., No.
IL folio 80. &c the un dersigned, attorney named
in said mortgage will sell at public auction at the
court house door, in Elkton, in said county, on
TUESDAY, the goth day of MAY,
A. ID. 1890, at II. 80 O'Clock A. NJ. all that lot
parcel of land, with the improvements thereon,
particularly described in said mortgage and the
ated in the town OF Elkton, on the south side OF
Main street nearly opposite the Howard House.
1t is improved by large -
BRICK DWELLING IF;
AND STORE on Main street, containing thir-
teen rooms, besides the store-room now occupied
by said John Wilkinson. Also by a
Double Frame Tenement House
in the rear. each side containing five rooms, and
by good STABLE. This property is i'll first
class order, having been recently rebuilt ami re-
paired and ia one of the best business locations
n the town. Parties wishing to buy will be shown
the property by MIR. Wilkinson.
TERMS OF SALE, prescribed by the mort
gaze, are: Cash on the day of SALE but more
favorable terms can probably be arranged il de-
sired. Purchaser to pay cost OF conveyance;
WILLIAM J. JONES,
Attorney Named in the Mortgage.
SHoCKLEY SMITH, Auctioneers.
Apr 26-ts
The sun., 1890-10-17
FootbaIl Notes,

The Bedford Football Club Of Brooklyn has accepted
the challenge Of Seton Hap COLLEGE and viii meet The
htters team 70 morrow At South Orange
Tho LonRfeilow an New Rochelle football clubs will
RidEoWo0d Base Bali Park tomorrow afternoon.
". q. Ford. captain Of tho Crescent Football team
Orange team after witnessing their match Win Princ.
ton He feels very dubious the chances of his
team winning hs champlolshp this year says they
will die hard II 10 comes 70 that
Tho opoltau Association Football Club will pay
their nRst game on the North Meadow In Central Park
tomorrow Jerome FlAnncry. - West loIst street 10
acting a. secretary pro tenn until the ocsrS the
those who desire to Join in the game on Saturday
The Boston Athletie Club has secured valuable man
for itS football eeysn in stickney who did such
BHokney hAo left college and 10 In the sporting
goods business in cambridge. The athletic team vii
bo Ereetly strengthened on the rush line whore It has
been rather weak.
Nearly ell good football players have acquired their
eopton 70 the rule Juan A. Smith who pay cd win
strsnsth the orssesnti and rood aiLaroand ath.
lSte Hoy he;happened 20 take up the game Ihusi
Going 70 Brookiyn q. a STRANGER. when not more han
iitA s:tweSn the rolytechnies And Prospects After
him to play and the Prospects being short man they
lady Wsleomed him Taking on his coat and vest 10
eMtiTtsd M In and in less Than han two mlnpto. hal q.
opposite goal with his head down. sudGenv his carer
was cut short b. head coming in contact with tas Ws
the latter swearing vengeance as soon as lie found
breath enough, Smith made 1t all right lowsyer Ov
saying that he thouGht tina. was the game During ~,
aitsrward Joined the Creseents, where he ususIr
era ever in this vicinity. lie is now engaged IN
manipulating corner lots In hlsSoulA Dakota
The sun., 1890-10-17

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EvEnTrHING QUIET IN EASE BALL
The Two Now York Clubs May Play To-
Eether Ibis Fall.

The TIVE Now York Clubs May Play TO-
Eetker Ibis Fall.
Tho lovers OF base ball may have q chance to
see some moro games In this city before the
season actually comes to q close Since the
season opened much discussion has been in
dulgod in As to the relative strength OF the
two New York teams. On account Of the no
tional agreement the National League Club
was unable to play against the Players League
Club. Thero 10 now likelihood that tho two
teams will meet and show which Is superior
In strength. Everything is provisional. how
ever on what Is done Rt the general confer
ence next Wednesday. The local maRnates
have already talked about such a move. No
matter what the outcome OF the general con.
ference Is both clubs VIII be kept intact and
not be dlsbanded unit! after the conferences,
es yet toward consolidation. although Director
about that. Said a man yesterday who has
money invested in enc OF the local clubs: "
think you will find that no meeting Of the dif.
ferent parties will he held In Brooklyn. II I
am not mistaken, they understand one another
exactly as the New York maKnates do They
have undoubtedly agreed on assets. and are
only waiting for settlement by everybody at
the general conference. President Byrne was
working on this compromise quito q while be-
thing about It.. There is little doubt but that
and both sides In Brooklyn had practically ar
ranged compromise. And wouldn't It be sur
prising, too, II Ward should play on the con.
Bolid4ted Brooklyn teamp
The sun., 1890-10-17
The Trott,nr Horse Brseders' Meeting

LrxuoToH. Ky. Oct la--After three days Of lively
sport tho trottnR horse breeders meeting inter
rupted to-day by the storm which began last night
and continued till noon Tho outlook was unfaror.
able that postpone declared about II O'Clock
The unfinished race for 2tl7 has caused lot
Of comment, and it has como to light that the first
favorte Pokaway did not try to beat Grants Abdalsh
n the latter part OF the contest There IL big
Tho Famor is that orants AbdAllAh is to allowed to
win though he has only ono heat while Emma and
PckawAy have two each. Tho outcome will bo closely
watched, and doubtful If any attempt at crooked
ness will succeed
Tho 2+o rot also left over besides the three regular
elAHEes including the free for all still for
the fourth day Tonight t 10 clear and cold, with bet
ter prospects Of nne weather but not probable that
the me citing will be finished on time
The sun., 1890-10-17
FOO1 BdLL.
There win be Two Great ieame. To..o
row.

There VIII be Two srent lenmes To.ro-,
Football enthusiasts in this vicinity villba n, 49,
usual opportunity of witnes sing nue match IN ms,
row. They can either visit Washington Park Br,otI,
and see the match between Princeton aud tho Cte,
oents or take trip to Orange, whore raIo will mes,
the orange A. c. on the grounds OF the latter Tb,.,
two matches viii be the best possible criterion or,
OF areguAr match Of the relative strength of
OLE ooheReH as we'll hA that OF the two stropr.,,
teams In the American Football Union Yale t,a,
tns Creseents two weeks ago by q score OF IA
TO g. Last Saturday Princeton and Orange plav.a
Tic game neither side scoring. 1t now rs
mains to be seen what Princeton will do win
the Crescents and Yale with orange tnen max, vnn,
pets on the league games OF course, cue ALLOW apc.
must be made for tho fact that college cams Ar,
constantly improving as time goes on while III. loc,,
elevenS not being worked 90 hard cannot in, proy, n
the same ratio Princeton will put In her strons,,,
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minute Of the game neither sds 4ad scored rhefs SId
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either HidA
The sun., 1890-10-17
LAWN TENNI&
For the Southern Chanplonsh,D.

WASHINGTON. oot le.-ThO tennis tournament for the
championship of the South interrupted by rain TO-
day just In time TO prevent Wright of New York from
winning nnA contest The contests to-day resulted
a. follows
Semi anAlS-WriEht beat AeteAlL e. &c, AecawIsy
beat Peter, 81, 8-I.
heteAf Ga "a
For the District PriEs-wootsn beat Peter e-A is;
Woodward beat Chambers 60 ca
for the PriEs Preliminary Round-Byrnss
beat BrickinstOn, I'd, b-h
TEHHIs EKETER-
BEETER n. H.. Oct I6-rhO annual tennis VouFna-
ment by representatives OF PhlipA AndoVeb and RIo
were evenly divided.
Sngles And.rson Of Andover beat Chase of Exeter
The doubles chAmpionShip fsI to Exeter, Chase AnO
Lyman defeating Mills and spaldinE. 6-f. d- Ga
Tho prizeB were handsome ailver oupA which become
the permanent property ot the school winning two OF
three annual competitions
The sun., 1890-10-17
SHOOTING,
Tho Falcon Gun Club.

Only six members Of the Falcon Gun Club put IN an
appearance yesterday at Dexter Park take part In
the regular monthly shoot Sweepstakes at live birds
MSss on S1 reGr NH ten % BIRD, killed Ths 5:'
ssdsn and iho third vssh HSsGsa soarsS Sy MI
% 1s s sssdsSp ShoSt Long ISLAND rules bird killed
sS 81 SS s s
yaraS O. ASrsnI Si az 1ssis III Is
COUNTY GUN cLpA
The sportsmen who represent tho Esse1 Gun Club Of
;Se Ssia during p.ss .iz i Sssfs
The rsosisirsney Of Inc brseSS loader.
and 10 consequence ts regular monthly shoot which
attended, VstersS Charles Tedea YARDS riss "oS
Class -i' on g yards :: :s won Won II Il
na a.d q TS Sss
THE BOILING nsmSo AND GUN CLUE
-. RvIHERroan Oct IsIThe hrst annual tournament Of
have been very numerous The pemners Of tho club
tS%sy seas,S;1 y s6s:: sS.an ISd.DsS:
ii ;Tsa '9'Sst snS si .na
oisS @ and oySS1 5 %sG.Fs
and And F''k divided
second sven. SO Eu&Tanyeed. 7 I!vs, bird. 70 s.sh
DIVIDED qai@Ss G GgsSs. % slae.es sS tSs
Pos, TOOK third money aud sssisy Peck, and lane
%sy s1ti i Hfa:
Ge0pE' simpson LSns P01S S Sna JSs' third prize
9oti '''' anu A'A'
BREWERS As snARrsHoorHRa
The members OF the Atlantic Brewers sharpshootsrs'
A1Eaion, had rG Ers%. Say yesT t6Sr
good from saTy mornar unt late at nSS hSa Sy
9 S sh. e e S
ss Eta PREPARED hearty and
avenue and Li.hth street preceded BY brass band Al
grounds Lion PARK, idsth street and Ninth avenue
aud continued .hroushoat The sfsfnoon The eoSteaa
brought out i2 entries and was very spirited and well
Ssl!sp eiffs q:
mann healed the Ist and won lie lrEt prize Of So
ire ' II. pfzs wore cash second tnra Rs Sc s
prls winners in ths order OF their Itsadns are as fo
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Larry Forde in answer to Courtney's ohalenEe sayg
that Courtney will agree % play Quinn and himself
home match II think" said Forde that every fair
minded handbAIl player viii gay that am right and
that Courtney 10 wrong"
o to 1s' Sf fhS S Ts, sGnsd
games between the two win be played .! Courtneys
games will be played at the Brooklyn Clubs court on
An effort s being made to match Champion Casey and
Barney McQuado against John Lambert and John De.
and one Of the stAnchsS gupporsF Of the Eame In this
meaning Casey and McQuado will win
There ls some talk Of pittnG the spaniard and Bar
against Fordo and Quinn. II the New Workers Issue
SUCH challenge it may be aocspted
Jim DonAhuo whose reputation a. q hAnd6AlI maker
10 world WIDE took John MALCOLM ApAttuer yosteE
day and were beaten badly by Larry PordO and John
AoRvoy. Every man stood at the Ace line In tos1inR
and the result was the hvoliOst kind OF match