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NOTES FROM ABROAD.

During the past five years there have been
more than 200 martyrs IN Africa.
In Africa there are said to be 500 mission
aries, 100000 converts. and about 2j,0O0 Il
year being converted.
France is fortunate In possessing 1102
mineral springs of which 1927 are turned to
account, and Algeria has AZ In use.
In Paris are to be seen everywhere colored
lith0graphs representing the Gar and Presi-
dent Carnot united under entwiued French
and Russian flags.
Rubinstein long ago put on record the
fact that even after he had become famous
his mother was his seVerest critic. He al
ways said that lie owed much of his early
education to her.
According to a recent official report the
export OF copper from Yokohama showed
large increase last year. 1t amounted to
II. 400 tons, as against 3255 ions in 1889 and
1872 tons in 1888.
The Melbourne Geological Gardens want
ed an American bison, and purchased one
from the Geological Gardens, London. The
bison, which was Is months DID, died on its
way to Melbourne.
1t has been ascertained that the hydraulic
machinery of the Benbow's Hilton guns has
developed serious defects. These two mon
ster weapons will accordingly be removed
and sent 10 Elswick for repairs.
The young King of Spain, recently at San
Sebastian, could often be seen on the beach
with wheelbarrow. spade and pail, shovel
ing sand anG digging holes with all the de-
light Of an infant American at COney
Island
The honey of the Malta bees has long
been noted both fol its purity and for its
delicious flavor. a writer in the Mediter-
ranean Naturalist says the flavor is largely
due to the extensive crops of sula Glover
that are annually raised throughout the
islands.
On the 4th OF October granite monument
was unveiled in the cemetery Of the Con-
vent of Melk, on the Danube River, COM
meln0rallng the death of number of Rus
sian soldiers (Austria's allies eighty-six
years ago. They accidentally set fire to the
straw OF their mattresses in the convent
where they quartered, and died by suffoca-
ton.
Three chiefs of the Comoro Islands, on
the East African coast, we're taken away
from home three months ago on account of
the revolution which they headed against
the French. They were very unhappy on
board ship, and when the vessel reache
Obock they tried to jump overheard, and
were placed in irons TO prevent further sui
cidal attempts.
Some interesting experiments with the
Snyder dynamite projectIIe were witnessed
recently near Aberdare, n. S. w. Two
ordinary guns were used and several
rounds with the prOjectIles were fred at
range of $50 yards Although the posi-
bility OF firing a missile containing nitro
glycerlne from gun was clearly demon
strated the effect upon the targets was not
so great as had been expe cted.
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CHINESE SURETIES.
The Value OF Mongolian Bonds in the
United States Court.

The Value OF Mongolian Bonds in the
United States Court.
The value of Chinese bonds was the main
point at issue in the case of the United
States VS.. Tow Ling Teong, heard before
Judge Mo rrow yesterday.
The defendant, who was admitted to this
country on giving bonds. failed to appear
and prove his citizenship at the proper time,
so an attachment for $1,000 was levied on
the stores of his bondsmen, Gin Young and
Chin Sue Doom. In order to raise the at
tachments the two sureties offered additional
bonds that they would produce the missing
Mongolan.
Marshal Long refused to accept the
Chinese bonds, requiring that cash bond
or white sureties should be given. The
Cinnamon obtained an order from the Dis
trict Court requiring the Marshal to show
cause why he should not accept the pro-
ferred bonds. Marshal Longs answer was
fled yesterday, and gave a number of rea-
sons why all Chinese bonds are unsatsfac-
tory.
The case was argued at length, and was
taken under adviSement BY Judge Morrow.
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State, requesting her influence Walker
Blaine, before his death. had read accounts
of the Maybrick trial, and in his mothers
presence had denounced the proceedings as
terribly unjust and the judges charge as
an outrage which in the United States
would have been followed by Impeachment.
Mrs. Blane's mind was ripe for the
mothers appeal on this account and Abb
gail Dodge Gail Hamilton) became the me-
dun through whose pen the American
public has been reached.
1t is generally considered that Mrs. May
brick was convicted upon evidence which
no American jury would have considered,
as it was entirely circumStantal and un-
supported by positive testimony At the
time of her conviction and sentence to
death, Queen Victoria was petitloned for a
pardon, but her Majesty confined her exer-
else of mercy to Communication Of sentence to
imprisonment for life, sentence which the
unioT Ttunate woman IS now serying.-EX.
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SHARP WILL BE ARRESTED.
The Absconding Executor Located in New
York City.

The Absconding Executor Located in New
York City.
warrant was issued out OF the Police
Court yesterday for the arrest, on the
charge of embezzlement, of j. II. Sharp, the
levanting executor Of the estate of the late
Joseph Spanier.
Readers of The CALL will remember that
Sharp collected rents and disappeared in
November, 1890, with funds of the estate
amounting to S13,442 "a. At that time it
was supposed that he had gone to Australia
aud that woman had accompanied him.
The warrant for his arrest was issued at
the instance Of Goodwin Cahen Of 30S Bat
terry street, who was one Of the sureties on
Sharp's bond. Sharp is now in New York
and under police surveillance. Chief Crow
ley telcgraphed to New York for the arrest
and detention of the absconder until he can
be brought here on requisltion.
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gon -four trade by our late reduction. This
line is now compelled to pay local rate Of
81 ton on its traffic from Portland to Van
couyer, and fan to see any money in it for
the company when forced into the present
situation"
NJ. NJ. Stern. General Agent Of this COM
pany, said yesterday, in speaking Of Pacific
Coast topics and transportation matters in
general: "If the merchants of San Fran
cisco want our new steamers to touch at
this port, and will give US assurance OF
traffic enough to warrant such a course,
there is no doubt that the order would be
given at once. This talk of a subsidy from
the Pacific Mail is all wrong. 1t is simply a
question Of patronage"
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ORDER OF HERNIA ms SONS.
Gain in Membership and Finances for TIL,
Last Quarter,


Gain in Membership and Finances for the
Last Quarter.
F.. NJ. Pharion, G.. p. assisted by other
grand officers, has installed all the newly
elected officers of the lodges in this city this
month, also the officers of Livermore, No.
13, on the 10th inst, and Haywards, No. IA.
on the 21st inst. On November 7th the Of
fcers of TeutOnia, No. 10. Napa, will be in
stallel After the ceremonies au enteItain-
ment and ball will take place and it is eX-
pected that large delegation of members
from this city and Oakland will be present.
All the lodges are in AOurishing cOndi-
tion aud the officers well up III the work of
the order. Judging by the energy displayed
by the newly Installed officers some lively
competition is expected among SubOrdln ateS
in securing new members.
A public installation OF officers of Eureka
Lodge, No 8, took place on Sunday (iStn) at
Saratoga Hall. The large hall was filled
with members and their friends, showing
the popularity this lodge enjoys. Two of its
members, j. Werlin and Z. Buch. were pre-
sented with medals given by the retiring
President, A. Muhlmann. for bringing IN the
most members during the term. ii. Weitz,
z. p, on behalf of the members of the
lodge, presented TO A. Muhmann, the retr-
ing p, handsome medal for services reE-
dered during his term. After the ceremonies
mote CoHCluu'u tile ACol was C4euteu Aol
dancing and most enjoyable evening was
spent by all present
The gain in the order during the quarter
ending September 30th last was "a members.
Capital S1S75. There was paid to members
for sick benefits S2640 80; for death losses
Sl140 and for relief $3.50.
At the last session of the Grand Lodge
resolution was passed that In future the Or
der of Hermanu's Sons take an active part
in all public celebrations and parades, State
or national, such as Fourth Of July, Admis-
sion dnY. etc.
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quoted at S134 per share on he "ticker' and
the blackboard Of the b okers. offered it to
them at that figure, but they refused it,
who manipulated the Ledesdorff-street
clock game, and an interesting admission
forced from the brokers in evidence was
that the clock game was gambling scheme
and that the stock in which they dealt was
fiotitions
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Embezzled a Wafch

c. Wallstein was arrested yesterday on a
charge Of embezzlement. While employed
as an agent for the Imperial Jewelry Com
pany on OFarrell street, 1t is alleged that
he took out a watch worth SIS, and appro-
priaed it to his own use.
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i'm the Now Armory.

Colonel William Macdonald OF the Second
Artillery Regiment issued orders on Mon
day for the battalion to parade In full uni
form on Saturday evening for the purpose
of taxing possession of the new armory at
the corner Of Cough and Page streets. The
battalion. with the field and staff and the
Light Battery dismounted. will report to
Adiutant Pike at 5:30 o'clock at the old
armory on Grove street The Third Infan-
trv will no bo asnort
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suIt Apalnst the CIock Men,

Judge Hebbard is trying the stock broker
age case of Harry Thorn against Edward II.
Cook q Co. and Walter d. Valentine. stock
brokers, for S7l5 81. Some time ago Thorn
went into their Office, and seeing certain
mining stock Of which he held five shares
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NonsuIt Gronted.

A nonsuit has been granted by Judge
Sanderson in the $4,000 damage case of
Louis Sootler and wife against Henry
Kohler for injuries, by reason of fall in
consequence of a defective sidewalk on prem
ises rented from Kohler.
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FRATERNAL NOTES.
Golden Gate Lodge, A. o. U. W.,
Entertainment Tonight.

Pacific Lodge, No. 1876, F., and A. NJ, at
its called meeting on Tuesday evening had
raising"
Unity Encampment. No &c, 1. o. o. F., at
its regular session on Tuesday evening con-
ferred the Patriarchal and Royal Purple
degrees.
Golden Gate Lodge, No. 80, f. and A. NJ,
at its called meeting on Tuesday evening
had work in the third degree
Court Robin Hood. No. 5931. A. o. F. OF
A, had well-attended and very interesting
meeting on Tuesday evening.
California Chapter, No. 5, Royal Arch
Masons, at its called meeting on Tuesday
evening had work in the ROYAL Arch degree.
Unity Lodge, No. 131, l. o. o. F.. at its
regular meeting on Tuesday evening acted
upon several proposed amendments to its
bylaws.
Golden Gate Lodge, No. s, A. o. U. W.,
will be visited this evening by the Grand
Master Workman and other grand officers.
A splendid programme of musical and liter
ary exercises will be presented, aud all
who attend aIe sure to be made welcome by.
old Golden Gate, as well as enjoy most
delightful evening
we'll attended and very enjoyable session
last evening.
In the Royal Arcanum at date of Septem-
ber 30th last there we're 12l,9 ,93i members oil
the order in good standing and 1889 subor-
dinate councils.
Oriental Rebekah Lodge, No. 80, l. O,
o. F., had a large crowd at its picnic"
party last evening, all of whom greatly en-
joyed the evenings pleasures.
lgnatian Council, No. 80. Young Mems
Institute, will hold complimentary open
meeting, the fourth of the series for 1891,
this evening in Mutual Hall. Shiels Build
ing, 30 0'Farrell street. A splendid pro-
gramme OF exercises has been arranged for
the occasion.
Excelsior Lodge, No. 1885, F. and A. NJ, at
its called meeting last evening had WORK IN
the FellOwcraft degree.
The total benefits paid in the Knights OF
Honor tu date Of the 15tn inst. have been
$50, 9J9, j3i 26.
Crockett Lgdge, No. 139 f. and A. NJ, at
its called meeting last evening had work In
the degrees.
b. f. Nelson. Supreme Reporter of the
knights of Honor, announces the following
gain of membership in the Jurisdictions
named for the week ending 2ith inst: Ala
bama Q, Arkansas IS, California 8, Colorado
l, Georgia 7, Illinois /, indiana 3. Kentucky
Z, Louisiana 50, Massachusetts 2. Michigan
5, Minnesota 6, Mississippi 7. Missouri 3.
New Jersey II. New York II, North Caro-
lima ., Ohio g. Pennsylvania 9, Tennessee s.,
Texas "a. Vermont l, Virginia l, Wisconsin
4, Canada / total, 1Sl.
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MRS. MAVERICK.

The Sympathy for an American Woman
in an English Prison.
The movement in this country for the
pardon of Mrs. Maybrick, the American
woman who is in an English prison for life
as the result Of trial for poisoning her
HUSBAND had its origin in a pathetic letter
written b. Mrs. Maybriek's mother to Mrs
James G. Blaine. wife Of the Secretary OF
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For Broken Bones.

Emma Wrinkle yesterday began suit against
the Sutter-street Railway Company for S10,-
600 damages for injuries sustained through
alleged negligence, on August 27tb, on Post
street. near Larkin. She was stepping off a
car when struck by car coming in the op-
poste direction. She was very severely in-
jured, several bones having been broken.
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ONRDDEUTSCHER LLOYD s. S. co.

SPREE, HANEL. LAIN, TKAAVE. SAALE.
ALLER. ELDER, EMS, wERRA, FULDA.
ELBE, KAISER WILHELM ii.
New York. Southampton, Bremen. The fast ex-
press steamers of this company sail every TU ES-
DAY, WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, landing
passengers in Southampton in IA days or less
from New York. These steamers are celebrated for
their speed and the comfort afforded passengers.
oELRICHS & CO., Bowling Green.
ROBERT CAPELLE Gen. Agent for Pacific Coast,
lis Montgomery ST., under Occidental Hotel, San
Francisco ja6 ly TuTh
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Kicked by a Vicious Horse,

John l.. Oliverin, a stableman, was
treated at the Receiving Hospital yesterday
for fracture of the upper jaw, besides sew
eral bad cuts and bruises He said lie had
been kicked in the face by a Yicous horse.
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He Was Put OF a Car

Edgar j. Davega has entered suit against
the Callfornia-street Railway Company for
S299 damages to his credit by being forcibly
elected from a car at California and Loaverl-
worth streets on July Sd after having paid
his fare.
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The Colored Burglar Held for Trial.

The COlOred Burglar Held Tor Trial.
William Washington, the negro burglar
whose hard skull resisted a bullet from the
pistol of Policeman McGrayne, is now in
the County Jail awaiting trial in the Supe-
TiOr Court for three charges of burglary.
He was held on the last two charges yester-
day. his bail being set In $1,000
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GuMAR1 LINE.

New York to Liverpool, via Queenstown,
from Pier 40, North River.
FAST EAfRESS NAL SERVICE.
Etrurla Oct 81, 8 200 AN Etruria, Nov 20 $500 PM
Aurania Nov. Z, 8 100 AM Aurania Dec 8, 1880 AN
Umbria Nov. a. 3 200 PM Umbria, Dec. IL z: 90 Pm
Seryia, Nov. 81, 800 AM lServia, Dec. - so AM
Cabin passage 500 and upward second cabin S3J;
kteerage tickets to and from all parts OF Europe
htvery low rates. For freight and passage apply Il
thecompany's Office, 4 Bowling Green, New YORK.
VERNON Ii. BROWN Il CO., General Agents
Good accommodation can always be secured N
application to WILLIAMS, DIMOND u Co,
N27 TuThSa Agents San francisco.
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DentIst Rlnnd,s Estate,

Mary NJ. Blood, widow of the lats John
n. Blood. dentist. yesterday applied for
letters of administration. The estate Is
valued at $780,
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ROYAL NiAlL STEAM PACKET Co

CTEAMERS LEAVE ASPINwALL zx,>,.
= fortnlghtly for the West Iudles and FNiNNA
Southampton, calling route at Cher -'>a>Azssaas
bourg, France aud Plymouth to land passengers.
Through Bills of Lading, in connection with tbs
Pacific Mail s. 5. Co.. issued for freight and treasure
TO direct ports in England and Germany
Through tickets from San Francisco TO Plymouth,
Cherbourg, Southampton First Glass; $195; third
class, $s7 so. For further particulars apply to
ielOtt PARROrr Il Co, Agents. 800 California st
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co,

DISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN p~az-
~ Francisco for ports IN Alaska Septen- sESE2
Der and october II, A NJ November and Decem-
Der II, &C.
For British Columbia and Puget SOunl ports
September and October 2, z, ~, II, %, 27, A. N.
November and December l. 6. II. 10. 81. 20 81
For Eureka, Humboldt Bay, Wednesdays 9 9A.H.
For Santa Ana, Los Angeles aud all way ports every
fourth ana ifta day, 8 A. n.
For San Diego. stopping only at Los Angeles Santa
barbara and Ssn Luis obispo, every fourth and fifth
day 1T A.
For ports in Mexico 26th OF each month.
Ticket 0fice-Paace Hotel, New MohtsomeryTl
6OODALL, PERKINS q CO.. General Agents
lItu 10 Market ST. San Francisco.
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FOR PORTLAND g. ASTORIA, OREGON.

THE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY k-a
L Ocean DivisiOn-and FACIFIC COAST {sffLEclsEfz
STEAMSHIP COMPANY will dispatch from Spear
Wharf at 10 NJ, for the above ports Of
their i iron steamships. viz:
STATE OF tober 81, Novem-
Der 9. 49, 81.
COLUMBIA-OctOber 25, November 8. IL. II, 80
OREGON-October % November d, Is, "a.
Connecting via Portland with the Northern Pacific
Railroad Oregon Short Line and other divergng
lines for all points in Oregon, Washington, British
Columbia Alaska, Idaho. Montana, Dakota, Utah,
wyoming. Yellowstone Park and all points East and
South and TO Europe.
Fare to Portland-Cabin $16 steerase, So; round
trip c. bin. $50.
Ticket Ofiices-1 Montgomery ST. and Palace Ho-
tel New MONTGOMERY st.
GOoDALL, PERKINS Il CO., Supt Ocean Line.
ltf 10 Market St. San Francisco.
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There is an answer for them" added
the doug hty DOCTOR with a triumphant air,
and il there is any fight in them let them
ansn er that. You need have no fears, how
ever. for they are too cowardy to accept the
dafi
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c.
by o
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NAN FRANCISCO, UcIODtF 20 1851.
Mr Georges DubOUich-MY DEAR Boy: l can
not understand how can you be responsible for
the damaged cOwardIy cOuutenanc5 OF Mr.. ArIZy-
moyitch! All you are responsible for is The lack
OF your Intelligence. II is nothing but natural
that young bucks anxious 10 fight, but il Is
more proper for them 10 select some young ass In
their own society for that purpose. But should
some elder member of your crowd direct your
hand in writing this mornings letter. tell them
10 address themselves 10 me.
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eors.5sass -rrcaf.- III paFsiy- snZzssxrr-wUzn.
erelsa1 institutions. literary o. e41eslisral IN
sligusloEs, wish the furniture and eauipzaent
contained n s1cn enAsnao.s ceneTels1s
efexnds arrsrFsenanf 70 srseH churches, EoHses
a. u1hSsc wQrahxp. eAarsrAhIe or benevOlenA
literary oF eiLeesiaoAl Institutions and nsees-
sary q the coRreaieat use thereof a. the saFns
have been heretofore exempted By law ~ this
state and al. other property 10 ~. state not
% declared exempt may pc taxed. and the
General Assembly nsay, b. general Lew. pro
vide ioF IA On the :re>anes q citizens q fhas
sac JET 91as, 12fies. Licenses OF taxes nay
propssly and Justly Le imposed o. laid wita .
political view for good governEcns and ths
beneat Of tie community.
SEcTIosZ. Aadbs IL eg.aesedbs nc anfspS-
~ aforesaid, That th9 sad foregoing section
hereby Propesed 50 a. anendnspt 70 Eieie
fsteen Of the Declaration Of Rights Of the
Constitution shall Be. az the next general slsc-
tioz 5elc IL this Stale, submitted 70 the legal
and qualified voters thereof Tor sbesr adoption
or rejection. IN pursuance OF me directions
contained u article fourteen Of the Constlfu.
tioa q this State. and az the ssid general else
tloE the Tote on said proposed amendment 10
the cons itGtion shall be By ballet, and upon
each ballot there shall be wrirtea or printed tie
words, Tor the constitutional ar.endment' OF
against the constitutional saendInsnt' -
the voter sbail elect, and Immediately affex
said election, dae return shall BE- made 20 the
Governor Of the vote for and against said pro-
posed amendment, o. directed by The said
fourteenth article u fhe Constitution.
Approved April 3rd 1890.
We hereby certify, That the aforegoing Is .
correct copy Of an eet Of the General Assembly
OF Maryland passed January session, isSo.
w. q. PuRgELL,
Secretary Of the Senate.
CARLTON SHAFER,
Chief Clerk Of the House Of Delegates.
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Of mercury, q highly explosive sub
stance, was sent 10 the wife OF the
French minister Of the interior.
Rawson Labar, aged nineteen years
was drawn through the rollsT J. Of q.
composing machine ut the IVAN.
hoe paper mill, Paterson. n. j..
Saturday. and crushed ~ death.
Labar was q new employe At the
mill
Mr. Cornelius y. Bliss, .Lo nae
been prominently mentioned as the
republican candidate for Governor
Of New York, bat who has declined
the honor. will sail for Europe on
August ;, 70 be absent three months.
Fire in Philadelphia destroyed
the interior Of the large cotton and
waste warehouse Of Burr Brothers.
causing q loss OF 5000, 600. The
loss caused by the burning OF the
Cam pbeil mill OF Friday night viii
reach $50, 900.
The home of Henry Brenneman,
near East Berlin, York county. Pc,
was struck by lightning. and ms
daughter Aune, aged twenty-five
years, was instantly killed. She
went to the window to lower it
when the current rushed IN and
killed her. Her mother vas also
rendered unconscious, and she is
in very serious condition. The
house was somewhat damaged.
In Baltimore Abel Is. Henreckle,
George A. Nipple and George Hum
nell we're arrested or the charge Of
assaulting Charles Moyshergcr, who
was seriously wounded. Frederick
IL. Buchner, a cigarmaker, died
from a pistol wound at the City
Hospital. Cannatella Corme.a,
fruit dealer, is under arrest charged
with the shooting and his wife is
held as accessory thereto. John +.
Flynn, formerly janitor Of Can
makers Hall, tried to kill himself
by cutting his throat.
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DIED.

On July 10, 1851, at the residence Of its
parents, 203O K. Pratt street. Baltimore,
CHARLES WASHINGTON, aged two
months and twenty-one days, youngest
child OF Patrick M. and Otie lucille O'Con-
nor
III Baltimore, on "Wednesday, July -,
1891, 1T her residence, No csS Hollins
street, BETTE H.. beloved wife OF John
ID. Burch.
A. the residence Of her husband, in the
9Th district, on the oath instant, JANE
ANN, beloved wife of George Cusic, aged
about So years May she rest in peace.
In this village, en- Wedneeday, July 30,
1901, Cant. JOHN W rally, aged about
60 years. May he res, in peace
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-07-30

Ere another issue of the BEACON
the Democratic State ticket viii
have been chosen, and. We believe,
that on it will appear the name Of
our popular and honored fellow
countian, j. FRANK Ford. His
name will be a tower of strength
and under his leadership there will
be such a fight for the political re-
demption Of this section as will as
sure us success. In our next paper
We will prime At the head Of our
editorial colu;Gn our State Ticket.
We hope and belis<c that ii will he
one that will command and deserve
the support Of Democrats and Of
all good citizens.