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RAILROADS.


PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
sE,otSi,, ,Tisics sr.fSnISS sefs ~
ST. !. hAiiS NAGNlFiCENr E9ulPNESr.
rRt .Ss> &, Ma SASSISsToS y on starros
For S mi ~ H. Sf "I1H sn,.,
hrr'ss 90 IN ,u@a N-siihu- Cas- At 80 - "a IA.
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far5 20 s '-ss ~ sysTns Ssss ~. r';s
T :, - a,s ' fsro r. a Sw' 5., i, ~ =
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dAs. vii l'uG iaT- a. %nsS ash y as 1
70 ,, l,i @. ,,I -ld n.niit c..s hsalsl.ur<
NJ. >e lin- ar N 1slGu.Jun 90 s'hirssn ana :,
s'a~lsrs - LOUSY !. ana Mr',.,,.s ,i,s,
Dnius .,lg f,sts.urz % l.ic 'ici.d qua t7lloss-o
T. Nes,. Nath through Si~cIsr 10 lti-l.urs. sai
For Marc. Ctn-rl ,-ra. Rochester and Nias.ra Pa.
, dsl.y. x "a; Nnn.sy. = 20. an.
is,o N Nise-art uai.s y1seII sssuniay. ~. 90
For Nrhaa~gar'. ns.-h.st-I aud Nisssra faiis !. 20
Z n. ini'S. cH.ela SATURDAY. with seslsl,z car
For w,.iiausior,. Remove aud Clsuira a, 10 20. m
daily. eAirIt -un Ia.
f't ~ ~ = - \ NEN h'tNA ANn IhEEAsr.
:; ~, loco ard li.:JS nm. on slndst. . 81.
ii H.. "a A. ,I 10 80 X;,,.l :, i ~ ,p an!
SsS, VIII 1.u.nE ar TO NeN NorA. ~ .m.
f0r Wv hora "a y. L.mtOl Elr-rss. ~fil Dining
AT ''' "a ra u e ~ r. A'ia sil
Fast Earrsss. 40 a. m. Wl.ss DAYS. anil - p.n
laiiy.
Aoooni,, lation. : a. m. daily.
ENI'rt-s. ..hi /. daily.
: ~ y On. WITH M .larl-e. 3 ~ y an ever, asv
E"f t'-snAAus " b.. al tnruf.h trains si..usgf n
1srscg 60 "A IN ll0ais of fi-,tat IN Ann ~
IN tiUi irri.sr % fuu sfssf AZ 5itt,i. tl,,t Q
:. t,tfi.L7r atrtI>> New Aork Is.
daily.
IOr. b.t.ru.rs 800. O. ~. 80. $40 aO,. a a..
luu1 90. 400 aid N - a a.. - 4 -
81 - -. > u. i4a 4us'. an. @.B. 81 q a.
- 90 80 D. 4, ASA -, O.. lu. IN ~unda, /.
al ! -
~. -. 8 D.. -. .l4a. 4.G. . n. > 81 q IA.
H.. ~. 4" - -lA liz, 3. ~.
i's I"ies tE'~. lfur. 80 q m and s.aBI. m.
toi Annapolis. 80 800 and u 20 a. a. snd a ~
. a.. ssi'a. a 'eit sunday. sundays 8 ~ q ia
loA MiAANDEIA AND THT Spt1H
fot A'"Aan rlA. . 81, H:h. 81. N ln. :. . 10 q,
ana. 10 tuHa. l.uo. . n. a.,S. - s.n-
30, - O., so. ~, aud ll.,Ra o. IA. an sun
~ @, = ~ $50. q a.. iu.4s an. l.0a F. a.
. !" l., Ntre sua secs I'm.
accom- iotati,l Iur gl-atig1. .. A. q a. IaiIB
-. g., iiiH.I.l sal tiH south. 40 and III - m
- Ga.'A- D. .... Ns-.k slass.
lralls l'-efe ArAlntrla tur Ma-hiurton. q "a -0s
80. y ~ go p. I'LL. ll.s4 a.n-. l.h -
.itH. a. Is, 'ub - a.. u H. E. - 81 a. d. - -,
u ~ IA, 80. Jtl'. .-ua. 80 - > ulai 10 b.
H.ni. $3.50
ll'Ae,s aud 'nioiuation az the ofirs nor-l.s. cor
nef a ii'i ~t7'~f ana lIiu-N avenue 80 - t.
rituii, WAgr- uI'r- is 90 the t-. a. n
Cha e. ~ 1H. ! HI N.tlI
t''i'eiN haiatcr General fas--iilsr A. nv
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MrA selisson Answers tho suit.

IL the case Of White, Hentxe 1 Co. against
Alice h. Seligson OF al, in which charges
wore made In regard to tho conduct
OF tho business left BY tho late q.
x. Seligson, Mrs. Seligson has, by Aessrs.
Gordon 4 Gordon, fled answer. She asserts
that there has been no unfAir dealing on her
part and that the moneys collected on COM
plainants account have been deposited subject
70 complainant'a order.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-02
Funeral of Prof. X. c, Bernays.

The funeral of the late Prof. Robt. C. Bernays
took place yesterday from the residence of the
deceased lila N street. Delegations from the
Washington Lodge of Elks. the Musical Assem-
bly, and Georgetown Orchestra were present
as welt rs many friends. Rev. Alexander Kent
officiated. The pallbearers we're Police Lieut..
Amiss, Prof. Jos. Kaspar, VIM. Evans, Anton
Fischer, Myer Jacobs and Edward Roberts.
The interment was made in Congressional GEM
etery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-02
On the Commander-in-Ch Chiefs Stan.

On the Commander-in- Chiefs StsH
Among recent appointments of aids-de-camp
on the staff of COMMUNICATIVE Chief Palmer arc
the following from this department: Ira C. Alb
bott, James Butcher, John E. Commerford, L.
B. Cutler, Howard NJ. Gilman, Amos J. Gum
ming. Geo Z. Lemon, r. II. Marcellus, Elna-
than Meade, Patrick OFsrrel, Willis b. POM
eroy, James H. Reeve, E. P. Upham, A. II. Van
Deusen, Geo. J. P. Wood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-02
The Old GsnArd.

At tho meeting of the Old Guard last even-
ing Francis L McKcnna was elected an active
member aud Robert Fl. Marcellus and James
Thasp honorary members. The corps ordered
. die struck for the manufacture of metal
strap attachment to the honorary members
badge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-02

The Jargesf OF the New NAVAL Shjpe
Launched Today.
TIE OBJECT sTRISEE FOR IN HER CoNsTRCc-
TIoy-sHE WILL BE A COMMERCE DESTROYER
As WELL As A COMMERCE PRoTECToR-rHE
SPEED EXPECTED OF HER.
The great protected cruiser New York which
was launched today from the stocks Of the Wm
Cramp Sons Company in Philadelphia, will
be the largest vessel in the navy when COM
pleted. with displacement Of $3.50 tons and
coal capacity Of $500 tons She has been
building since the 2sth of August, 1890, and
the contract for her construction does not ter
inmate until the LIST Of January, 1893 The
time allowed to her builders is thus about half
gone. The government will pay q, Ss5, 900 for
her when she is delivered complete, or, rather,
it is now paying equal parts of that sum as
fast as the vessel is built
COMMERCE DESTROYER As WELL AS PROTECTOR.
The New York is designed for n commerce de-
stroyer as well as a commerce protector With
a speed of twenty knots an hour and sufficient
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-02
Oua NV HOVE
j. rea.iy TO- your inspection

i rea.iy TO- your Inspection.
ITS FIVE FLOORS
A-e completely stcck.i with everything that IN nav
ai.d desirable in HOIseho.l furnishinxs and Is we'll
vOrsh a visit.
OR FIRST FLOOR
CGlains carefully selected stock Of Bed Room, Din-
lie Rom s..i Oslce Furniture
OUR SECOND FLOOR
i devoted entirely - CarSets. ard contains tie
AMI .siOsS desirable tail aud wn.sr colorussS All
TIsaeA
OR THIRD FLOOR
Contains s:ccE G. FarIcr Furniture which for variety
a. design and uUi:osu excellence OF material no.
surpassed ~ any house IL the scantry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-02
EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON

VISITING TUTOR. PRIVATE INSTRUCTION
IN elementAry advanced studies by 4 university
raduste special success with those who study with
dmculty 81 Per hour. Address J.. oo4 X ST q "
SCI IN, tn. v-.an.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-02
('nlSAIlAhL AND ONO RAILWAY.

SCHEDULE N EFFECT NoYFMBi r l. ism
rains 'aA- DAILY nom stail,t "a. and 4 4
Cat and Is STREETS. .
ttrup-h tlr ersn,irSi srsneiy IN Am-rirs -s., ia.
ahds"ur-t aiid nIu-i complete solid Iran -.r,f =
Wet tHafL NH~hiE-fUu.
2ol pm Circansti Pat Tine with dlrifsr ar
ir'n Washington aiu solid ram 10 Gu futrf gtff-
ON 'tan". lgEtNIne a. cincinnati a. = 10 Ia -
neftis ~ the lniuU depot ior lndIanaTs'is ~
II lD IA. tie famous - . \ N.s,iuul. ,.- -
sui Nt-tihu.c .ra'n Nt'h iIuin- Iis-lufaf
- "a. 90 @iid "uis';i.' NJ. arTlNlI en-
t4hhaii AZ 10 - o. Iu-. ArNiiEsn ~ - d, m ..rsgai :.
a." i'h' toiiif 'iIig Iu noe" ,i-ots aIl ltanrs
-.oo lsf, fAifs- - tstsl,tult~ nar fa lis
sill.a IIuIuts.
lN'p' IN. va Il. D. audi. Railway aud K-iarori 70
o.t iolhi a"ilfuri and Nuriulk-uALA lAIt. linz
iuliian o''fi"hs ana Tickets az IuinI'any tih,as
nOf6 S. " fhFt.FR t,at-. i,,s..,,.,.r -,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-02
ADVERTISING.

If YOU WISH To ADV EkIIsE ANYTHING ANY
where at any time write TO GEO. y. HOWELL 4
CO.. ~ Spruce st., New York. auzl-ly
LIVERY ONE IN NEED OF IMPORTATION ON
IA the subject Of advertising will do well TO obtsina
copy Of Book for Advertisers. 3s pages. prlce 81
careful compilation from the American Newspaper
D1rectory Of all the best and class journals
gives the circulation rating OF every good
deal OF information shout rates and other matters
tanning to the business OF advertising. Address
ROWEILS ADVERTISING BUREAU. 10 spruce
st.. New York zu2l-lyt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-02
SCsrc STARTLING pRrcrs.

SOM STARTLING PRICES:
riusn or hais Cloth FGri0r suisea Caah, sss;
credit. $50.
Solid Oak Bed Room sri:e.. plecesL Cash, sI7;
ore,ht, SIS.
PeiiAr ss, Room Suites. spieces Cash. slI ;crcd,.
SlS.
sIX-F0or oAK EXTENSION TABLE. c..h.
81 -, credit. 81 -
Ei<hi-ioc: "a Lxtensior Table CASH a5 30:
eTCGit. sO-
f0TtS round lair Mattress Cash. e. 5t1 credit,
ss.
Woven Wire Springs. Cash. e.. Is; credit. 81 CO.
lEssseis Carpet, per yard Cash. ,sc. credit tic
ingram Carpets. Ter yard. CASH :oe. credit, &c.
,srpsis scTed and lad free VI No clarxs ,or
Nzste - l--scss:aS-
TERMS:
Ja.y weekly or moEih!y payEisn,s
40 notes aud ,cr discount allowed for settle
ksLt< t1lIts 4-ys.
G2o6AS's
tEEDIT HOUSE.
,e,-,- s.s. gel and s,3 Tth st. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-02
1 edmond AND pANNlIIE RAILROAD co
H scheduis in eject November o.. 1881
All trans lfsll and.

- n ="
n edmond AND pANNrIIE paIgppat, 49,,
N scheluis IA en.,r NOyeml--r H.. 1881
All trains leave aud arrive al Psuus, wanna -
Station. MAshu,luu. n. ''@~
$50 a. Hi.-ially Ior Ism, llmr- ana in,arfs.-Ii.,.
stations Connects AZ INnl.ifg,rr ,Nfh -. - -.
Western railroad. Connects =, Mai's-sas ~ .-,.s
a., = ~ and - -l'urg. GAIN except SUNDAY
II ~ a. nl.-Bng for Alan f-ssf-
peIer. Orange. Chsrlottes iile Iynrhbnr Bs.,rtila
HfecIsibOru. Isaei.f Sal .t!rv AMI stafior,s "A -.
North Carolina D.Nlsiun C!ariott. ai, :, ,,. ,,,,
taIonua DIVISION. ana stations Al ANITA AMI t.,rf.
DNlsiun 10 Atlanta wiser. eoiT.- fI,sn \. nee -.
in0n station ioE all Irinc.ia pouts s.,,,tt AZ ~
west
Pullman Buffet Sleeper. New lurk and Waslru,t..,
10 Atiarta. cuUne tnE with Pullman S.sI-r AfisrYf.
10 NcH orleans va Montgomery aud Mubll. an iT
SlecI,-r Aiai.Iiiis "A. Iiir,,Ift.,,,, :,
DlhsIiIe VITA Pullman sie.,,sr Tor Aa.a.ts s. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-02

A CADEMY OF THE HOLY CEOSs,
n 1872 Massachusetts, ave.,
For Young Ladies' and Little 0ir!s
Systematic and thorough work in every department.
ID EMOyAL = SCHOOL OF COOKERY, B. A,
~ BAKER, has removed from 6ll to 515 12th Ct.
NV, Special or class lessons. Fresh cake daily
Dishes dinners. recsptous &C.. furnished to order
M 1883 FRANCES MARTINS ENGLISH AND
w Frsnch Private Day school reopens Octobsr l.
LOS 81. n VI. Private clssses IN French. Germ an
and Delsarte. oc13-zms
nRAwING AND PAINTING
~ AFTER TRENCH METHOD.
4iss HELEN 4. MAXWELL.
ec1O-2ms 102S 10Th e. n y.
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KALrnORE AND uuIo RA,ikoAp.
Schedule IN 'ff,,.t November A.. .sHl
....A. w D. nm. m. n. IN ..--..L -.

Srli.dule IN "tert Nov -lnicr L. 1871
Leave Mashtnltu mon. station ,arsr II Nee Ie-~st
90 avenue aud 4 str.sH
f"r ii'alv and NurthNsst. A.s'Iiul.d lInftsa In
Ir,s> Trains II 80 a. ti-. = a., T.Iu. GAIN
Tor Ir4nnhii. ~ inniS. ana ilaIanaltnis k..-sf-
b3"i Limited -,t, express I 4 ~ D. uI. lailA
F"r ittts@usg sn1 Cleveland. eAir,-~s ,islS "a a9A
M. .iIA FL. - p.
.or laNnrton aud stauntuu ttO soAu.
TT /" ili' .i'ste- aiIu Na1 stations. - - ~
To- .ufay. f.-.n. :. A. pm.
n, 81 l. ah"hr hnoA'hl, Chattanouaa and Msmtshs
= h-itin.ute Ntsk iag-. k4.t.s. 300 n - a. ID
tnop. A'luut'-l. AS.l. 40. Id tHl -frtt,i-
NE o. M, Ni.sl II SO. ~. A. 80. AL -,
Ai-N. |bl. Ni..Ah t8.ul 4.,-Iiiuutesl. A., .gI = -,
A. u osai NNtts N'ou. $50, N 80 ana Ga al
SUNDAYS, ~ -. t>,u, 45-nuut.s A. 80 = 81 -, 81
.l1J' - iiii'sp a m. :t-. i.Uu. A. a. a 40
80, 4sl, A4..,s ,1.ui. I.I-iniBuiesl al - 81 ~
xSuO, 400. All b, Al - o Ia.
IoF Annapolis ~ ana 80 IN, IL 10 at.l ~
I'm Hui4laA :. :. a. a. :. 81 a.. IA
-. t.el'theA. fll.so IN. N. r4Si 81 20
nm
tcI HlserstoNa, tl0. 40 a. IA. aud - 3opm
bOlAi- Eli 4 LINZ FOR MEN YORK AMI PHIL
- AhtllnlA.
TOT IN 1de.pltn. Nv lork. Boston. and ine sast
noon. =. 80 ~ - HinmE Carl an .Oput sls-aan<
Gar, open u 1000 o'rOck.D
Buh.l lhr.cT Ilts on al day trains.
Tor iboston. - 40 a. IA. WIKI Eulnan Huff
M ar running ttEuuph 10 Bustun without llst.s.
va ioushketl elfi'le. landing asssngers a. ID and
NJ. st,ts'n az t,,i~t %.
fur Atirntic Cng 4.Os. ~. 90 and - 90 poos sum
dals. 4 g., A. NJ. aud l. nooi
f"r snf 81 lbar0an trains time tables o. ~ ad
VI ala Il, bet sssIifs
fLGceH sunday Daily. SUNDAY onls
NJ aIr,rs trains
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-02

house & HERRMANN'S
CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES
81. 9l9. S.I AND @s3 5TH ST.
AND
noes 6,s AND TO MASS. AVE n. ".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-02
q H'Nvt'IVNtF EIV- 90 al aud f.l-,i1 p.In-
LolAL ELI LINE FOR NEA YORK AMI PHIl

Baggage called cor aud ,slel from hotels .fa r.st
dices y niuh Transfer 40. orders kft firk 4
.. 4. OBEiI- aHAS 81 sct-fs
"eA MauN<"r. mos ti-I Psss. At
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-02
THE CRUISER NEW YORK.

The Jargest Of the New Naval Ships
Launched Today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-02

The price q Volts kcne Biucsino II
|'c. a hottie, aad II is cheap at that. 1t
costs more to ~! { bottle witt, Acme BLACK.
ing than other liquid Dressings cost com.
plete Cor the market, Including fancy boxes.
artistic shoppers, and other paraphernalia.
We sell the Biackin9-aOt The package
As s. - oGr desire 10 sell ACME RI arx,xo
'ne'pcr II possible. but md ourselves IN.
aHic % ITO so owing 20 its present COS; of
mating, re held = p-izc Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-02

WASHINGTON FINALE SEMINARY. 1923 H
w st. day and boarding school; full course of o.
struction moderate terms petent assistants Fol
circular apply to Miss CLAUDIA STUART, Principal.
Inn
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NoTARIES PUBLIC.

COMMISSIONER or DEEDS ron EVERY STA n
~ and 1errztory, Notary and L. b. Comm - onsa
yNo. l. BkAL1- AKA - n ..
In once from - M 70 ) p.IA- ~
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no!j-lm'
1888 n ST. fokMtkLY l2.3 18Th
little children. no5-3ia
EhENCH AND CLASSICS PRIVATELY TAUGHT
IN all their branches. Prof II. ID. LARROQUE.
A. M, OF Sorbonne. Paris, % years Of competent
practice. 1926 18th st. N. no5-1ms
pROF. ARNOLD W. MEYER, GRADUATE AT
l.. Leipzig Music College. organist OF st. Mary's
Catho!ic Church. instruction in piano, vocal culture
orgen theory lessons at pupils residences Address
WASHINGTON CONSERVATORY or MUSIC,
W 10 lOtn st. n W. twenty-thtrd year Piano,
organ, voice. violin, flute. cornet. &c. Free advsu
taYes. o. b. BULLARD. Director. au3-4m'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-02

IN ORWOOD INSTITUTE,
1407 MASSACHUSETTS AVE.
. SELECT DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL
My Dear Mr. Cabeit:
fcongratulate you warmly on your great success In
your noble school.
Yours truly,
=, WM. PARET. Bishop Of Maryland.
Mr.. and Mira WM. u. CABEIL. PRINCIPALS.
oco4-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-02

DENTISTRY.
nR. BLAIR. The EXPERT EXTRACTOR NAMES
~ Speciality OF hlling and inserts artificial teeth Al
the lowest prices consistent with goud work gas adj
Alnlstered; ofen sundays. ..Y st. NV oc:Il-.hf-
(,kOSHoN'S DENTAL IAkLORS, ESTABLISHED
~ 1855. l5OS 18th ST. Fall sets $40 and Sl5.
$40 and Ss. Ola plates made good new. Open dan
NIGHT. and Sundays till = D. III. All its branches
nol2-lu'
LNREE DENTAL INFIRMARY.-TEETH FILLED
and artificial teeth inserted WITHOUT charge except
cost OF material at l:fo h St NV, dental DEPART
ment OF the Columbian University. iron, 4 TO ; h. n
9aiy except sunday EXTINCTION tree; mnrmarv open
IronI oCtoper 10 june 1O- sc.j-tf
HE EEANS DENTAL PARLOIs. l2l. PA AVE
4 NV, Teeth extracted positively vithCrt pain or
0hnker Dy our painless s. sien-a harmless vegetable
SApCr IN Use by only. LIS effects pleasaIt and
Transient. Arthc:a teeth. Crown urluge work Al
rehsonaDe prices aYl4-..nH
nk. STARR PARSoNS,S IS. L. COR 9Th NDENw
~ Entrance on 9Th st. First-cass gold other III
ings Speciality. Application gums used M extract
.iIs- t,ftuclaI tee,i anu cfo~is inserted. 3y-1
nENTAL lNFIHMAKl. -NATIONAL UNIYER.
~ atty, corner 18th and Il ". Open !. to D. ali tas
year Extracting. &C.. Tree. fulinss anu plates a.
cost OF materials. ,.lI-tr
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THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
l. 123 18th ST. NV.
Branches in most OF the principal cities.
Send for circulars. no11
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/. Il. IowSrK X Sow

, az AND 60 MASS. AVE N. W.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-06-05
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS

hL TAXATION,
by lar the most important Of the pro
posed amendments m tho Constitution, IL
that of the ilnecnlh article of the Declare
uon Of Rights, and II IL imposslble TO dls'
euss It In all its bearings within the limits
OF single article, In order that the full
scope OF the amendment may he understood,
= -we give the present provision and the pro
posed substitute,
The present article reads as hllows,
"Artiole 10 That the levylng OF taxes by
the poll IL grlevoua and oppressive and
ought 10 he prohibited; that paupers ought
not 10 be- assessed for the support Of the
government, but every person In the State,
or person holding property therein, ought
10 contribute his proportion Of public taxes
Tor the support of the government accord
ing TO his actual worth In real or personal
property, yet fines, duties or taxes may
properly and Justly be Imposed or laid with
political view for the good government
aud benefit of the community"
Chapter sis of the acts OF 1890 proposes
To amend this article by substituting the
following to "supersede and stand In the
stead of said article hleon"
"Artiele 10, All taxes oaght To be Uairaym
upon tAs @as ksads ef property or olasas ef
subjects, and should be levied and collected
under general laws, but the General Assem-,
bly, mas, ~ ssasn1 lases exempt nom taxa
ton all public property used for public par.
poses, all churches OF boildings used OK,
clusively for public worship aud the furni
ture contained therein aud the parsonages
connected herewith, burylng grounds not
used for private or corporate profit, all
purely charitable, benevolent literary or
educational institutions, with the furniture
contained in such charitable, benevolent,
literary or educational institutions, aud the
grounds appur.enant to such churches
houses OF public worship, charitable or be,
nevo,ent literary or educational institutions,
Us the same have heretofore been exempted
by law In this State, and all other property
ia tbs State not 80 declared exempt may b
lanci, and the General Assembly may, by
general law, provide for tax on the incomes
Of citisens Of this State, yet fines, duties,
liccHss or taxes may properly and justly be
imposed OF laid with political view Tor
good government aud the benefit of the
community"
The Baltimore Sun, In a recent issue, gave
very clear exposition of the general lea,
lures of this amendment, and we cannot do
better than quote It's language AT this stage
OF the discussion,
ut is," says the Saa, IAN amendme NJ
which goes TO the very root OF the subject,
and which, II adopted, may open the door
20 reforms In existing methods Of taxation
which would hardly be possible under the
present provision II strictly construed. II
is change not OF phraseology simply, but
OF IDEAS.
"Wilh the exception OF the last clause,
relating 10 fines, duties, etc, which Is also
amended by the addition OF the word
'licenses, the two articles are distinctly dis
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FRAME HOUSE,
Notice 20 Creditors.

AIoTICEis hereby given that the subscrib-
IN er has obtained from the Orphans
Court OF Montgomery county letters OF ad-
minis,raIiou on the personal estate of
THOMAS II. POOLE,
late ofsaid county, deed, All persons hay-
ingclaims against said deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof, to the subscriber on or before the
18th day OF November, 1891; otherwise, they
may by law, be excluded from vii benefit Of
said estate. Persons indebted 10 said estate
are requested to make immediate payment
Given under INV hand this l2th day OF May,
1891.
WILLIAM T. POOLE,
may l5-4t Administrator.
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Notice 10 Creditors.

NoTlCR Is hereby given that the subscri-
IN her has obta,ned from the Orphans
Court oi Montgomery county letters OF ad.
minislralion on the personal estate OF
WILLIAM Ia MBER TN,
late ofsaid county, deceased, An persons
having claims against said deceased are here
by warned TO exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof, TO the subscriber, on or he,
fore the hth day OF December, 1891; otherwise
they may, by law, be excluded from all
benefit of said estale, All persons Indebted
10 said estate are requested to make imme-
diaie payment, Given under my hand, this
Aud day ol June, 1891,
GEORGE q, II, GlSSEI.,
June b.at Administrator,
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-06-05
ADJOURNED MEETING

HNHE COMMISSIONERS TOR Montgomery
Il county will meetat their Room n Rock.
Vile. on
MONDAY, June 9Th, 1891, at 10 A. NJ,
and continue In session the entire week, to
examine accounts of Road Supervisors, Jus.
tces of the Peace, Conaiahles, &o., before
making the Annual Levy In June, sol
The Commissioners, after their meeting on
June 20, TO sign the Annual Levy, will also
meet on July 9Th, when the road petition OF
William u Iarman aud others, and also that
OF Horace D, Waters aud others, will be Ia
ken up
ny order Y. NJ. GRIFFITH,
june b-td OK TO County Com'rs,
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r. II - ale.

ARNMORE,
Gaithersburg, Nd. Four acres of very rich
and beautiful land 200 Young fruit tree
elegant new house of thirteen rooms, includ'
ing bath Every necessary outbuilding.-
Beat OF water at the door, conveyed by pipe
10 barn, Every convenience. Price very low,
Cash no object.
may 2s.u i'll. LODGE.
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hereby announce myself a candidate Tor
Judge Of the Orphans Court, subject TO the
decision OF the Democratic primaries,
may 30 REMUS q, DORSEY,
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hereby announce myself u candidate for
Judge Of the Orphans Court, subject TO the
decision Of the Democratic primaries,
June o CHARLRS II, GRlFFlTh,
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For the Orphans Court.

I hereby announce myself candidate for
Judge OF the orphans' Court, Mhjeot TO the
decision of the Democratic primaries,
June RICHARD 4, RAY,
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| hereby announce myself q candidate for
Judge OF the Orphans Court, subject TO the
decision of the Democratic primaries,
inna L. A DAIRY.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-06-05

hereby announce myself u candidate for
Judge Of the Orphans Court, subject TO the
deeision OF the Democratic primaries.
June q WM, W, P00l.E,
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-06-05

hereby announce myself a candidate for
County Commissioner for Clarksburg district,
subject to the decision Of the Democratic pri-
mafies.
may 10 EUGENE A. McATEE.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-06-05

hereby announce myself a candidate for
Judge OF the Orphans Court, subject TO the
deciaion of the Democratic primaries,
may 40 ], CLAGETT HOLLAND,