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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-07-17

City in MOurning.-Th Houston
Post and other Texas papers after the death Of
that henored and respected citizen of Texas,
Col. John T. Brady, devoted considerable
space to eulogies and tributes of respect to bis
memory The Post states that the most
prominent citizens of Houston me- ia ii,t Cot
ton Exchange and passed the following reso-
buttons.
We have assembled as citizens of Houston
to perform the sad duty Of paving tribute to
the memory of the distinguished citizen. whose
sudden death has shocked our people and
brou. BIT sorrow to the hearts of ala man,
who, for thiriy-six years, has shed upon this
community the lustre of a spotess life, devot-
Ell with indefatgable energy and matchIess
ability to the progress and prosperity Of our
city, 1t is then meet and bene6t!ing that we
give some expression of0ur regard fof him while
living, and our sorrow in bis DEATH therefore
be il
Resolged, That in the death of John T.
Brady we mourn the irreparabe loss of one
whose name is indissonnly connected with
almost every enterprise which has contributed
to the growth OF Houston, aud to the diffusion
abroad Of "A knowledge ofits unparalleled ad-
vaniages. With public spirit equalsd by few
and exceled by none, in the face of opposi-
tion and notwithstanding discouragements, he
ever labored untiringly and successfully for
Houston and her people.
As man he was kind, amiable aud courte-
Gus in bis intercourse with his fellow men,
and his generosity was only clrcuu scribed by
his means As a friend he was loyal and un-
faltering in his attachments, and as a citizen
of public spirit be filled the full measure Of
every dutyj accomplished in all that orna-
ments and ennobcs life. The light OF his in
fiuence tor good will finger long in the twi-
light OF memory.
ResolCed, That we ten Ter TO bis wife and
children our heartfelt coincidence and sYmpa-
thv.
Resolped, That copy of these resolutions
be published in the daily papers
The Houston Bicycle Club also prepared 4
tribute TO Col Brady. Through his enterprise
and generosity the club has been given fine
track at Magnolia Park, a beautiful summer
resort in which Col Brady was largely inter-
ested.
A letter to the Post from ColOred citizen
of the State speaks in the highest terms of
Col 3rady's generosity and kindness 10 him
and many others of his race, by reason Of
which he, and they, were enabled 10 secure
homes for themselves. The space given, the
tone of the resolutions and eulogies, all prove
that the citv of Houston aud the State OF Texas
has lost ia Col Brady citizen " hose place ii
" i'll be hard 10 fill.
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The Democratic County Convention
The Democratic County 20 ivedtioh was held
in this vintage on Tuesday .sslo Tne, Giqven.
non was called TO order W = Samuel TURNER,
Chairman Of 'he Sllte 'Cedtrd Cohuiilteef r
Charles county. Genrrei A.lG Chapman
WIS made President aud George W. CARPENTER
Vice President, \. ". Neale and T. r, Far
rail- Secretaries lIr4.
J. Maddox Jihr Il. Mitchell ard George
VI. Carpenter we're elecit delegates to th~
judicial Convention By acct. nation. Dr.
YIN r. B.rkrr, f. NJ and Aiex,uirr
Il,leip were elected by ballot, dis delegates t!
the state CONVENTION
Johu Il. S,V,i-i ertryd the following rest
buttons which we're adopted with consiitra-
ole app iusei
The Democratic party of Charles county,
/ Marymfu IN Convention assenIi,iyi resolves
aud declare as follows:
First-That We desire by this method to
put on record our earnest appreciation Of the
Distinguished aud valuable public services in
the last Congress OF the Hon A p. GoruiAn,
the Senior Senator from this State, in the de-
feat Of that Cdious ana oppressive measure
known as the Force Bill and We declare our
great confidence in him as an able end saga
cious leader, a strong and welt eisaPieg J. Sa,s.,
ator and public servant faithful 10 his trust
Second That while entertaining full con
fdence in the delegates from this Convention
to the State nominating convention and dis
Ginning any purpose TO unduly limit their
discretion and Judgment us members Of this
Convention, we nevertheless deem it proper
to declare the sense of this Convention as in
favor Of the Hon. Frank Brown, of Carroll
county, for Governor, and Hon John P. Poe,
OF Baltimore city, for Attorney General, and
J Frank Ford, Esq, of St. Mary,s county,
for Clerk of The Court of Appeals
Third-Tbat this Convention gives its un-
qualified endorsement to the Hon john P.
Briscoe for the able, prompt, impartial ard
efficient manner in which he has discharged
his duties as Chief Judge Of the Seventh Judi
cial Circuit during his short term of service,
and we declare our unqualified Judgment thai
he is entitled TO and should receive the nomi.
nation for the position from the Democratic
judicial Convention.
After the adoption of the resolutions F. VI
Cox, Esq who received all the votes in Cln-
Y 'nton hut two, rs delegate 10 the State
Convention, in response to repeated cIlls ap-
peared on the platform and thanked the Con-
vtnsen ios the hons7 ia elec;ipg hlm9ty such
a handsome vote He also stated he had nc
POLITICAL aspirations that be would IN the fu-
lure, AS in the past, devott his political life to
The redemption OF Charles county, whatever
that NAV mean Mr. Cox's remarks were re
ceived with considerable enthusiasm.
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Death Of o. n. Bryan.-Mr. Oliver \

Death Of d. n Bryan.--Mr. Oliver n
B-yan, a highly respected and widely known
farmer OF Pomonkey, died at his residence on
the Potomac on Saturday last at er long i'll
ness aged 10 years Mr. Bryan was never
married and his nearest relatives are Messrs
George w. ami \. VI Bryan, two well known
citizens of Pomoukey, sons of his brother, the
late Richard w. Bryan. He was kind
hearted christian man, saunch and true to
his friends although he, like many Others, had
enemies made because of his fearlessness In ex-
pressing his convictions, and 10 the denuncia-
tons of what he conceived to be wrong lie
was an excellent farmer and so long as he re-
tanned his health and yigor his farm was
model Of neat culture, and his crops were al
Ways of the best. He was also a scientist of
no small professions, as many Of bis well writ
ten articles on orniihology, pisciculture, geol
ogy, and other branches OF science now on file
IN the Smithsonian Institute ~ Washington,
clearly demonstrate. Several years ago Mr.
Bryan was appointed by the Governor Of
Maryland as one Of the delegates to a Far
mer's Congress, which met in ST. Louis,
Congress from the Fifth district His death
will cause general regret among his friends
who knew aud honored him because of bis
sterling worth and integrity. His remains
we're inferred at the cemetery Of St. Johns
Chapel, in Pomonkey on Monday last
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JndieinI ,,onyention-The Democrat

Judicial Conventional Democratic
Judicial Convention. of the Seventh Judicial
Circuit was held in Port Tobacco on Wed.
nesday. WIN. l. ilill Of Prince George 5
county, was made Churnan, AMI q W, joy,
Of st. Mary's, Secretary. The fJlowlng
named gentlemen were declared hy the COM
mittre on credentials as entitled to seats AZ
delegates, joseph ). Wilson, Wm. !. Hill ".
Z. II. Bllniford aud Fireman q. Singitti,
Prince Georges county; J I. M;liHrn q! W.
JOY, j. Bohnnnan, st. Mtry's cUuuty3 Dr.
Johi I Ddwklns, john B Cray, Or. john
T. Ireland, Calvert coaHty; John Il Mitchell,
J. Maddox and Gror-e II Carpenter,
Of Charles county. Nominations rhen beng
in order, Joseph ). Wilson, OF Prince George 5,
in neat and forcihle speech, placed IN n0nl-
nation the name OF q. c. Mnsrlder, E>., as
candidate tor Chief judge, tbs nOninalrIn OF
Mr, NAgruIer was ably sec9ni.l in IN cara
est speech by the Char uu, Wn. |. I'LL,
Esq. Mr. JJhn Il Mitchell then in II uriei
speech, highly eulosistlc " Jadge Briseue,
placed his name in nomination, The aonint-
lion Of Judge Brisc1e @53 seran lei by join
p. Gray, Of Calvert, aud f B.lanutu, 81
st Mary $ The nomin III ms Were then closed
and ty suthotity of tine Convention, The
chairman Of each county delegation was EN-
powered to cast the Noi, Of their respective
counties The vote rs IS follows tdlyert,
; for Briscoe, Charles, 3 for Brscoe Prince
Georges, for Magruier, ST. " trY's 3 fol
| Brisroe The chair anrnLnced that, Brscoe
having received votes AMI Magruder 4, h,
was nominated as the candidate OF the Demo
cratic party for Chief Judge Of the Sevent.
Judicial Circuit. On motion Of Mr.. S,ingluff
of Prince George, the nomination of judy,
Biscoe was made unanimous. A committee
was appointed by the chair to wait on judi,
Briscoe and notify him Of his nomination. Il
II few moments the Judge returned with tn
committee and he WAS greeted with hearty up
plause, IN a brief speech he thanked tn
Con Ghrf5n "a ~ 81 r. 4,s.sr conferred AM
pledged himself, if the people at the polls rati
fed the action of the Convention, Of which h
said there should be no doubt, that h
would to the best of his ability, without pre-
judice, impartlslly discharge the duties of tn
high office. The Convention then adjourne,
and friends hocked to congratulate Judg
Briscoe and wish HIM success at the polls.
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A wamnn,s plsoovery.

"Another wonderful discovery has been
made and that too by lady in this county
Disease fastened its clutches upon her aud for
seven years she withstood its severest tests,
but her vital organs were undermined and
death seemed imminent. Fore3 months SHE
coughed necessarily aud could not sleep. She
bought Of US bottle OF DR.. Kings New Dis
coyery for Consumption and was 50 much re-
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Suicide Lewis Barnes, an old colored
man living near Newport, committed suicide
OH Friday last by hanging himself 10 a peach
tree near his house The old man, many
years ago, had pHtt Of his foot cut off, but the
wound healed and he WAS euahlod to 40 lighl
work, although AZ times he suffered consdera
Tile pain Ahout two Years ago he badly brui Sc
I'd his foot by striking il with hoe, with
which he was working, and ever.sinre he has
ecu grent sufferer. He frequently said he
would end his lie 10 get ria Of his misery
The old man was s. years Ofage
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Commissioners Mreting The County
Commissioner. ~ere II session On Tuesday
hast Mr. McShcrry, attorney for lie Fr'hr-
iick County Commissioners was before the
oard trytng to get data from our Commi.-
Eolrrs to heiP StrHi4hten ont the tangled ~
iairs of Moute,ue Hospital for the lil@ue The
records Of that institution appear to have heen
lady kept and charges for the keeping Of pa-
tents have been nade against our county
when they were due by another. Our board
was enabled thanks TO their straightforward
business methods, to give them the exact
standing and number Of patients in the insti
tuition ard the amounts due hY this county
Business methods Is what is needed by IiI,
Democratic oiiitis's OF Frederick II theS will
send down committee TO study the manage-
mcnl OF affairs by our Charles county htPuh
hem Commissioners they would be greatly
benefited Redteming county, as it is calr
ed hy Democrats, from Republican misrule
does not Away pay, AS the muidled affairs o
the Frederick Asy lum since il has been under
democratic control, painl, demonstrates.
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of the Army aud Navy OF the Confederate
States nave accepted from the committee at
Lexington, Va, an invitation to attend the
Memorial Setv.ces connected with the unveil-
ing ct the monum mt at the grave of G neral
'StonewaWf jackson, aud will attend in a
body on the LIST of this month, which is the
,hirlieth anniversary Of the first battle OF Bull
Run. A circular has been issued by the soci-
ETY. inviting all Confederate soldiers ami sail
ors whether members OF the society or not, to
travel with them and Join their eolnma in pa
rade at Lexinet ton. The fare for the round
! 10 will be Sc 90, good going only on Tsp
cia train, and good 10 return in ten DAVIS All
who attend with the society must wear dark
or gray clothes with the regulation hat, and
cane The occasion will be grand one tol
old ''Cornteds" and hundreds from this State
will attend and thus prove their profound and
Iasting love aud reverence for the christian
soldier who, though dying for lost cause,
vet left a name and fame that will live It'll
time shall be no more
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Complimentary AIlusions.-The

complimentary AlIusl0ns. Tine baiti-
more AmericaR of last week had well exc
cuted pictures of Col Wilmer and
Adjutant Il. II Boswell as they appe ,red
in uniform, at Camp Douglas The Baltimore
papers are quite complimentary in their alu-
sions TO our officers In speaking Of the first
day in camp the Amerieaa said that ''CLl
Wilmer at the head of eight companies of the
First Regiment, came into camp with flying
colors and with his handsome stallion dane
ing to the sweet strains Of the band looked
every inch a soldier On the subsequent
day the same paper said, The eight co npa-
MES of the First Regiment under Col l.. Ali
son Wilmer settled down to hard work from
the 'eginning Of camp, and are already begin
ming to show the benefit of the Instructions.
Col, Wilmer is naturally a soldier. He is one
OF the best tacticians ia the State and is u
hard worker lie not only commands his
men but instructS them how to execute the
commands at the same time In the Frederick
eneampment the First Regiment from a raw
ORGANIC ttioni came oat one of the best
drilled commands in the camp. The Filth
Regiment and Fourth u ,ttaliun will have 10
look out for their iaurels" The same Issue
says that Captain II. Heber oswell is one OF
the Adonosls OF the camp" and the San after
complimentary allusiCns 10 Col. Wi.msr, says,
THAT Captain Boswell is the bel horseman in
camp and mounted on bis magnificent horse
is the subject OF universal COMMENT
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Special Reporters. -Messrs A. b. How
ard, G g. Magrudrr, Jr., and 7 L Ewell,
representatives, Of the american. Hrrah aud
San, were IN Port Tobacco on Wednesday to
report the pro, epdngs Of the Judicial Conren-
ton The two Art named gentlemen left H.,
Plata at O'Clock that evening on the special
train to Bowie, which, through the courtesy OF
ExCov. Bow@ VAS run for the aecommodr-
tim Of visitors here MIR EArll was driven
utcr to Marshall Hall aud took the boat for
Washington from whence he Photographed ID
his piper the r. suit Of the Conventions The,
were all genial gentlemen aud thoroughly
competent 10 discharge any duty that may de-
vul>e upon tdcm n their line OF bush tss.
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At HOme.-Mr Thad Welch, who is a
warden in ST. Elizabeth Asylum, District Of
Columbia, is in the county on a short visit to
his parents, Mr. and Mrs Thomas " WEIGH
He was in this village on Monday and called
TO pay his respects aud to renew his subscrip-
ton to the INDEPENDENT, which he thinks, il
would be Impossible for him to do without -
lie is looking we'll and was cordially greeted
10y all his former acquaintance.
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Locai Brevff,es.

The sch,l,s'ics are still enjoying themselves
at Chapel Point.
Col Wilmer p,id the county A ing visit
on Tuesday from Camp Douglas.
Mr.. Hpgh Mitchell, who has been quite SEX,
Is much improved.
Niss N.s;.,. exsy al Miso.lsa, !. Z.s,,!.s
friends IN Washington, ID. u.
The military camp at Loreley City wi l
break Up on Saturday.
And now there will be little calm fore
the great political whir-wihd that will soon
sweep over Us.
The friends Of DR.. Robert Digges will lie
pleased to learn that he IS getting considera-
bly, better.
Mr.. Benjamin T. Davis, who was recently
hurt at Chapel Point, is slowly improving,
but is still unable 70 leave his bed.
Prof Percival Padgett, Of Concord, New
Hampshire, is spending portion OF his vacA-
ton in the county with W W. and S. C..
Padgett his uncle and brother.
Mr. J. 7. S. Tennison, whose sickness we
recently alluded TO, is so much improved that
lie was enabled TO come to Port Tobacco on
Wednesday last.
DR.. J. f. Parker, OF Texas, a frien' and fell
low student OF Or. p. Earnest Sasscrr, is
Spending the summer with that gentleman at
Waldorf
The McConchie base ball club played a
match game with the Cross Roads Club on the
18th instant, and after spirited contest the
Cross Roads boys get severe drubbing.
Judging from the glowing accounts in the
city papers OF our Charles county officers and
men at Camp Douglas, we should say that on
the whole they are doing very ell.
As two Of the riders are mounted for the
great sweepstake political race tins fall, we
may reasonably expect to see a squirt or two
over the course before the field enters for the
final dash.
The Democratic editors Of Kansas have pre-
pared an address warning the Democrats of
the nation against the Farmers Alliance and
will begin = determined warfare on that or
gauizatiOn.
Mr. 3 Wilson, the popular proprietor and
editor OF the Marlboro Odse,ts, was in Port To-
bacco on the day Of the Convention and called
in to pay his respects to the lSDErENpsNT. He
is courteous and aiiable gentleman.
A party Of " ung ladies aad gentlemen OF
Naujemoy, have gotten mp AN excursion party
for trip, in the near future, 10 Colonial
Beach. Minstrel performances at the Beach,
and on the trip down, will be features OF the
occasion.
Mr. George W Cross and family, who have
| been for the past two years residing in Little
| Rock. Ark are visiting for the summer, Cap
tain Il NJ Smoot, who is Mrs. Cross father.
George Was enthusiastically welcomed on his
arrival on Tuesday by all his former friends
who had the pleasure Of meeting hm.
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it costs but twenty-five cents.
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Visitors Among the visitors 10 the Judi.
cal Convention, not delegates. were W.
Clageu, g W Wilson, T. C. Tucker. C,,usn
Warning, james Harris, -- Sasscer, OF
Prince Georges county J n Key, Ex-SheriiT
J. Smith, ] F Ford, Of ST Msry's county
Ex-Secretary Of State, J r lrsc6e. father Of
Judge Briscoe, but who describes himself as
the eldest brother Of the Judge. aud many
Others whose names we did not get.
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Mems suspenders just rece, ca, all kinds,
from 10 cents 10 IS cents II pair. Bresldu, at
Pomonkey