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ORDER NISI.
NATHAN PUMPHREY and others Cs. A.
EvALINE BANNoN and othe.s.
No. 1415 Equity. juno 30th, 1891.
In the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel
County.

ORDERED, That the sale of the pro-
~ perty mentioned in these proceed
Jugs, made and reported by James ReYell
and James r. Bannon, Trustees, for the
sale of NJ Bannon's real estate, be ratified
and confirmed, unless cause to the con-
trsry thereof be shown on or before the
31st DAY OF JULY NEXT.
Progided, copy of this order be In
serted In some newspaper published In
Anne Arundel County, once In each of
three successive weeks, before the said
31st day of July.
The report states the amount Of sales TO
be So, 9S6 80.
SPRIGG HARDWOOD, Clerk.
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G 80 SPRIeG HARDWOOD, Clerk,
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For Clerk Of the Court Of Appeals
J. FRANK FORD,
Of ST. Mary's County.
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For Attorney General
JOHN PRENTISS POE,
Of Baltimore City.
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Asst DAY OF AUGUST NEXT.
ORDER NISI.

Circuit Court for Anne Arundel County
In Equity. July Term 1891.
ORDERED this oath day of July
~ 1891, that the sales made and re-,
ported TO this Court by James Revell and
Daniel r. Randall. trustees for the sale
of the real estate of William and Frances
Richardson, be ratified and confirmed, I'm
less cause to the contrary be shown to
10 this Court on or before the
24h DAY or AUGUST EExT.
ProUlded a copy of this order be pub
lished In some newspaper printed In the
City Of Annapolis, once week for each
of three successive weeks before eaid
oath day of August next.
The report states the aggregate amount
of sales as $955.00.
SPRIae HARDWOOD. Clerk.
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For State Comptroller:
MARION DEKALB SMITH,
of Kent County.
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The Democratic State and County TitEst,

cffg or anaap Bfts ,'nbinsd
The Democratic State and County Ticket
For Governor -
FRANK BROWN,
Of Carroll County.
For Attorney General
JOHN PRENTIsS POE,
Of Baltimore City.
For State Comptroller:
MARION DEKALB SMITH,
of Kent County.
For Clerk Of the Court Of Appeals
J. FRANK FORD,
Of ST. Mary's County.
For State Senator
ROBERT MOSS.
For the House Of Delegates:
w. I. HUTCHINs, J. r. BRAsHEARS
q. SAPPINGTON, G. +. DONALDSON
For Clerk Of . Circuit Court
MAJOR SPRIGG HARDWOOD.
For States Attorney:
JNO. IRELAND
For County Treasurer
F. w. OWENS.
For County Commissioners:
j +. BALDWIN, w. ]. DISNEY,
w. G. GISSCHEL, L. p. WAYSON,
X II. PHELPS.
For Orphans Court:
w. HAWKINS. ROBT. +. D0DSON,
HENRY A.TYDINGS,
Fo- Sheriff
w. G. CLAUDE.
County Surveyor
- LOUIS GREEN.
The rustler., 1891-09-18

Form soldiers. J. o'Keefr. CORPORAL
oncrHon. J. Brown and Patrick Hogan.
l.~ionging 20 company n. Fourth United
States infantry. we're cut on Lake Curur
dAlene In large sail boat when they
were thrown into the water. O'Kcefe.
ohrr.on and Brown were drowned.
Inr militia ~ the state of Washing.
ton VII sue the state for siA 600 com.
pensation for its services In the late
mining riots in king county. The at
torney-generai holds that the expense
should h. borne bv King county.
WILLIAM DALTON and Wiley Dean.
supposed Ceres train robbers, were ar.
rested near Nisalia. Cal
REv. HEEvEY u GANsE. a noted
Presbyterian divine. died recently in
Chicago
TIM Transmississippi commercial
congress has been called 20 meet at
Omaha, Neb.. October 10. 10 las, FIVE
dnvS
RAtNNAKER ME1norRSE's second at
tempt at Cheyenne, Nyo.. proved n
failure.
ANAA = NNAAA AaMNNnfN ~
may 90 into the hands OF a receiver.
the present manager Edward Roberts.
~ Boston. being accused Of neglect.
The assets are sl50. 600 and the liabii-
ties $50, 900.
CHARLES TAYLOR and Edward Waters.
convicts in the Michigan penitentiary
at Marquette, coolly left the chapel. un-
locked the gates with a skeleton key
and escaped.
Ex-SHEmFF JouN s PoHfNAS has
been appointed gauger In the internal
revenue service at ST Louis
TIM trial Of Dr. Thatcher Graves. al
legged murderer Of Mrs. Josephine
liarnaby. OF Providence. r. l., has been
set at Denver. Col, for November "a.
REv. llowAHp MAcQuEARY, of Can
ton, o., has been perpetually suspended
from the Episcopal church for heresv.
NEGOTIATIONS are in progress in Chi
cago for the restoration OF the Western
Union wires to the board OF trade hall.
The rustler., 1891-09-18
TIE anITu.

A NEW steamship line from baltimore
10 London Is TO be started by the Balti.
more Storage & LiRhterage Co.
Is the pcnitentiary at Frankfort Kv.,
Eli Lucas and William Bellmcyer. both
long term convicts. fought. when Lucas
fatally cut llellmcyer with putty
knife and Bellmeyer beat Lucas till
he was unconscious William johnson,
another convict who interfered, had his
skull cracked.
Col. WILLIAM WILSON, OF Elizabeth
town, Ky, was killed recently by a
maddcned bull
ROBERT MOORE & CO.. wooden cloth
importers of baltimore, Md, are in
financial difficulties.
THE Missouri Pacific has virtually
abolished smoking ears on its system
in Arkansas and Louisiana, in conse-
quence of the separate coach law.
Mrs. HENRIETTA MORGAN, mctaer OF
the famous raider. Gen. John II. Nor
gan, died at Louisville. Ky, recently of
inanition, aged 50 years.
An extra stock train was wrecked
& Pittsburg recently Fireman Rama
burg was killed. also seventy-six head
of fine cattle.
TON BRITToN fell on the carrier" at
sawmill at Paris, Tex. lie was cut
to pieces on reaching the saws. His
awful death occurred in moment.
TnE regular passenger on the Alt
heimer branch of the Cotton Belt was
wrecked by running over horse at
England Ark. Engineer Lynch was
fatally scalded. Fireman Casltey hal
two ribs broken and was seriously in
jured internally.
A HORRIBLE affair is reported from
Arcadia, La A negro waylaid, alb
Quoted and outraged young lady
school teacher, and kept her tied TO
tree. Two days after she was found
by seDrchers and her abuscr captured.
lie was skinned alive and cut to pieces.
The rustler., 1891-09-18


THE distress in Russia is terrible. In
the provinces of Tamhof an epidemic
Of diphtheria is raging and mothers de-
liberately expose their children to the
infection, preferring death in that form
to starvation.
! An American mission has been de-
stroycd in riot at Ichang China
The situation is considered grave by
the state department and the navy
department has been instructed to
strengthen Adm. Bellknap's fleet in
China
ALEXANDER & Son, corn brokers of
lThreadneedlc street, London, have
failed They attribute their failure to
losses which they have incurred since
May last in speculations in grain car
goes.
Ex-CoSeRAsMAS C. b. CLARK. of
Neenah, Wis, is dead.
SEATTLE, Wash, has been much ex-
cited by the abduction of William l..
Bailey and T. B. Albertson. his attor.
ney, by detective who enticed them
into closed carriage. Bailey and Al
bertson were suspected of having stolen
securities in their possession.
Two suicides occurred at Niagara falls
on the 10th The first was an unknown
young woman who threw herself into
the water above the falls and resisted
a brave attempt at rescue. Two hours
later young man said TO be Albert
Heimlich, of New York, did the same.
THE Missouri Knights of Reciprocity
met in convention at Kansas City on
the 10th.
Miss VERA AVA, n wealthy and prob
ably eccentric Englishwoman, was re-
ported mysteriously missing in Chicago
She was last seen at Jesuit church.
THE expert examination of the Key
stone bank books has been discontin-
ued, the 50, 900 appropriated by congress
for making special examinations Of nn-
tional banks throughout the country
having been used up
THERE was democratic picnic and
barbecue at Liberty, Mo, OH the 10th.
The speakers were Vest. Cockrell,
Dockery, Stone and Bledsoe.
ANDREW J. CARoTmERs. for years at
the head of the colored alliance in the
south, is out in an open letter to his
people warning them against Hum
phrey's scheme of demanding exorbit-
ant prices for cotton picking.
OS the arrival of the steamship Fre-
mont at Montreal the mutilated body
of woman was found in the hold
There is no doubt that the woman was
murdered, 1t is said she came on board
at Newcastle with man who is not
known. The English police have been
notified.
The rustler., 1891-09-18

WASHINGTON, Sept 0.-Speculation
is rife us TO who will be appointed chair
man of the Interstate commerce CON-
mission TO succeed Judge Cooley, re-
signed, and the name OF ex-Gov. John
ii. Gear. of Iowa, is mentioned with
great favor in this connection.
The resignation OF Judge Cooley,
however, may place a new political
phase on the constitution OF the inter-
state commerce commission since there
there are now two vacancies TO fill,
the other one being occasioned by
the recent death of Commissioner
Bragg, OF Alabama.
The rustler., 1891-09-18
THE WORLD AT LARGE.
Summary OF tho Daily News
wAsHINaroN Nnrrs.


1HE president has appointed John s
DurhEm. Of Kentucky. minister resi-
dent and eonsul-general TO Hayti lie
Is now consul at San Domingo. and Is a
colored man Of education and ability.
JUDGE G HIII. Of Minnesota. has
been appointed chief Of the division Of
indian affairs In the Office Of the secre.
tary Of the interior vice NJ T. Car.
penter, resigned
LAzCANa the Balmacednn minister
has given up his residence at Washing.
ton.
SECRETARY TRACY has issued orders
for the Pensacola 90 proceed at once 10
Honolulu The state Of affairs al the
Hawaiian islands resulting from the
death q the prince consort is bad
MINISTER EGAN has been instructed
70 formally recognize the new govern
ment Of Chilli
COMPTROLLER Lacy has notified ma
tional banks that the outstanding four
and half per cent bonds will no
longer be recognized as security for
circulation.
MINISTER EGAN viii not be recalled
unless the new government intimates
that change would be agreeable.
Pension COMMISSIONER RArM esti-
mates that instead Of a deficit there
will be pension surplus Of SIS. 900, 600
JuDGE COOLEY, OF the interstate com
mission. has resigned.
SECRETARY NoBLE has denied the ap-
plication Of the KiclSapoo tribe Of In
dians in the Indian territory to be al
lowed 20 take their diminished reserva-
tion lands in common instead of sew.
crafty.
SECRETARY BLAINE's residence Is be-
ing put in order for his return 10 Wash
ington, and orders have been received
To have II ready for the reception of the
family not later than October 1.
PRESIDENT HARRISON and party
started on the 9th on yacht for gun.
ming and fishing trip down the New
Jersey coast
The rustler., 1891-09-18
GENERAL.

TROOPS TO the number of 1870, 900 have
been ordered to Warsaw This will
bring the, of the Russian forces
on tho Polish frontier up to 500. 600.
The officers of the Irish national
league Of Philadelphia have decided TO
ignore President Fitzgerald's circular
calling for n national convention in
Chicago October l.
The British bark Fiji, bound from
Hamburg TO Melbourne, has been
wrecked on the rocks off Wariam bool,
Australia, and thirteen of the crew
drowned
LABOR day was generally observed
on the 7th, in many places being de-
clared public holiday.
The Gaulois proposes that France,
with the other powers interested, send
an ultimatum to China in regard 10 the
outrages upon foreigners
The United States minister at Copen-
hagen, Hon. Clark L. Carr, has received
notice OF the removal of prohibitions
placed upon the importation Of Amcri-
can pork into Denmark and enforced
since March, 1883. The authorities
state that only inspected American
pork will henceforth be admitted into
Denmark
The Novgorod (Russls) fair this year
was failure owing TO the distress of
the people
A CORRESPONDENT writes that Mica
ragua will not allow Italian immigrants
to disembark unless their responsibility
is officially vouched for.
TIE cattle breeders at Porto Prin-
cipe, Cuba, have held n meeting 10 de-
eide upon remedy for alleged evils
that have been caused To their busi-
ness by the reciprocity arrangement
now in effect between the United States
and Cuba and Porto Rico.
lT is reported that natives recently
killed the explorer S;uhlman, in n
skirmish on lake Tanganyilsa, Africa.
The rustler., 1891-09-18
CATTLE MUST GO.
An Order That They Must Be Removed
From the Cherokee strip without de-

An Order That They Must Be Removed
From tho Cherokee strip Without DE.
lay.
WASHINGTON, Sept. l0.--The secre.
tary of the interior has issued an order
directing that all cattle be removed
from the Cherokee strip without delay.
Secretary Noble has returned TO the
city from Cape May Point where he
had a conference with the president as
to number of important matters
pending in the interior department
Work preparatory TO the opening to
settlement of the cedcd lands in the
Sac and Fox, Pottawatomie, absentee
Shawnee and Iowa reservations in
Oklahoma is being rapidly pushed for
ward, and 1t is hoped that all will have
been put in readiness next week for
the presidents proclamation. Certain
details as TO county lines and county
seats have not however, been duly
determined upon.
The kickapoo lands will be included
in the proclamation, inasmuch as these
Indians have not yet taken their lands
in scvcralty, and the contracts with
them must first be ratified by congress-
AS 10 the lands west of Oklahoma, it
is thought they cannot be opened for
settlement for some time yet.
The secretary desires to have every
thing ready for the presidents action
MT the earliest possible moment, partic-
ularly because of the short time now
remaining in which the settlers can
build their houses and make other prep
nrations for winter before cold weather
sets in
The rustler., 1891-09-18

A DIAL = reported ~ which . type-
founders trust Is compieted The CON-
oine : capitalized ~ sis.ooo eco backed
b an English syndicate The snail
foundries win b. closed
1HE police Of Paris searched the
houses Of several Of the promoters of
the Panama canal company with a
view of obtaining further evidence In
the investigation being made into the
ahairs Of that organization
THH British board Of trade returns
for the month Of August. 1891. a. CON-
pared with those Of the corresponding
months last year show that imports in
creased ei. ieo. 900 and that exports de.
creased q. iso. 900.
TnE London Standards Russian cor
respondent. commenting on the de-
mands that come from all quarters for
measures 10 relieve distress. SAYS Il Is
plain that the distress i greater and
more widespread than was at first sup
posed aud that the worst il still 10 come.
IHE refugees from Valparaiso have
arrived safely in Peru.
IHE London Standard publishes T.
Constantinople dispatch confirming the
report that the recently deposed grand
vizeF' kiaUil Pasha, is a virtual pris-
oner In his own house.
THREE hundred Mormon missionaries
are at work In the rural districts OF
Great Britain. Their proselyting has
grown No open recently that a crusade
against them Is seriously proposed.
TWENTY thousand French workmen
are expected 10 make a pilgrimage TO
Rome the last OF the month TO receive
the pope's blessing.
Is the French academy Of medicine
Dr. Proust announced that cholera from
the east was nearing Aleppo, and that
the great danger 10 Europe lay in the
Persian gulf
ITALY has urgently ordered so, 600
rifles from the factory at Terui
SALVADOR has been stricken by an
earthquake. Millions of dollars OF
damage has been occasioned and much
loss OF lie was feared
THE captains and pilots OF all the
steamboats, on the Zazoo, Sunaower
and Tallahatchie rivers have sent "A
protest to the secretary of war against
the manner in which the appropriations
are used on the streams.
THE Lake Erie q Western has again
been tied up The switchmen demand
ed an increase of wages
THERE was a rumor in London on the
9th that the British fleet had been or
dered to Constantinople.
BY the collapse Of the walls of an
iron foundry at Leeds, England, four
children were killed.
The London Times says that syndi-
cate of European capitalists has offered
To advance G500, 900 10 the Chilian junta
TO meet pressing requirements
Ex-PREsIDENr GREvY, OF France,
died at an advanced age on the 9th.
NAL j. NJ. BUSDY editor of tho
New York Mail and Express, died re-
Gently in Paris.
The queen of Roumania is danger
ously sick.
PoNciANo LEILA, the progressist
candidate, has been elected president of
Honduras
The rustler., 1891-09-18
Ex-PREslDENr GREW.


4 Death of chief Fsundsr of the Frsneh
ltepablle.
PANS sept 10 Francois Paul Jules
Grcvy. ex-prcsident of the French ~
public. died yesterday.
NJ Grevy was born. according 90 The
usual statements a. Mont Sous Van
driez. In the Jura. August Is isia The
register Of his birth. however. shows
the fact to be that he was born In iso7.
lie was educated NJ the college Of 70
7 ligny. studied law In Paris. aud In due
course was admitted a. an advocate. lie
took part In the revolution Of iS3o aud
In ists was appointed coramissary
OF the provisional government IN his
department and was sent to the con-
stituent assembly from the Jura. In
the legislative body NJ. Grcvy. while re-
serving the right of independent action,
generally voted with the extreme left
lie opposed the government Of Louis
Napoleon, and protested against the ex-
pedition % Rome After the coup d'etat
he withdrew from politics, but was in
1909 again returned as a deputy for the
Jurn.
On February Is. 1s5i. NJ Grevy was
elected president Of the national as.
semblv, in which most important and
at that time trying position he exhibited
remarkable tact judgment and moder-
alton. In 1873 he resigned this Office,
being succeeded by NJ. Buffet In 1876
he was returned 10 the national assem-
bly, by the reimbursement OF Dole. in
the department Of Jura. and on the
meeting OF the cham ber he was elected
It's president. lie was reelected by
the new chamber OF deputies Novem-
Der 10, 1877. and again in January. 1879.
After the resignation Of Marshal Mae
Mahon. NJ. Grevy was elected president
Of the French republic for seven years
ON January 20, 1879. when 5G3 votes
were recorded in his favor % being
given 10 Gen. Chanscy against his
viii, Eve for NJ. Gam BETA, one each
for Gen. rAdmirault, the due d'Aumale
and Gen. Gallifa Forty-thrcc voting
papers were blank aud oighty-seyen
senators and deputies were absent
The rustler., 1891-09-18
TWENTY DAYS FROM JAPAN

Mall From Yokohama Reaches Queens
town la AN Extraordinary short Time.
QUEENSTOWN, Sept 10. The City Of
New York arrived Tuesday afternoon
at o'clock, having crossed the Atlantic
in five days, twenty-five hours and fifty
minutes, equaling the best previous
eastern passage. The City of New
York left New York on September Q.
The City of New York had on board
the mail of the Canadian Pacific steam
ship Empress of Japan, which mails
left Yokohama, Japan, on August 10
The Empress of Japan's mails reached
Victoria, British Columbia. at I:a4 a.
IN. August 30, the steamships time be-
ing days, 10 hours and "a minutes
many hours better than the best pre-
vious time across the Pacific.
This rapid time made the Canadian
Pacific Railway Co officials determine
TO send a special train across the con-
tinent in order TO try TO catch the CITY
OF New York Mt New York, sailing Sep
tember 2. instead of catching the Ham
burg American steamship Columb bia,
which sailed September B. This special
train left Vancouver early In the after
noon of August 30, and with the assist
ance of the New York Central railroad
the Empress of Japan's mails reached
the latter city Mt 1850 a. m, Wednesday,
September ., aud at $50 a. M, nineteen
minutes later, the mail bags were de-
livercd on board the City of New York,
and have thus reached Queenstown IN
twenty days from Yokohama
The rustler., 1891-09-18

JUDGE SyTH, of Manchester. ". H..
has decided that the Granite State
Provident association is solvent and in
legal business
SKIN disease known MS italian
itch" is reported spreading in Pennsyl-
vania- II has been traced 10 imported
laborerS
CHARLES r. EeE and f. L. Mcguire.
formerly individual ledger clerks ir the
Keystone bank, have been arrested on
the charge OF making false entries and
false statements TO deceive the bank
examiner.
As result of n meeting held In
Boston the peoples party nominated
the following state ticket For gov
ernor, Henry Winn, OF Maiden; for
lieutenant-governor William ]. Shields,
of Boston; for secretary of state,
Joseph ID. Cadle, of Wcstfeld for treas
urer and receiver, Gen. Thomas a. Wat
son, of Braintree; for auditor, William
G. Wakefield, of Lynn; for attorney
general, Israel w. Andrews, of Danvcrs
HoS. REDFIELD PRocToR has accepted
the senatorship of Vermont, rendered
him by Gov. Page and made vacant by
the resignation of Senator Edmunds
The immense warehouse of r. C.
Layton, South street, New York. has
been destroyed by fire. The loss run
up to s25,OOO.
ARTHUR Hunt and his two sisters
were rowing on the Mohawk river at
Schenectady, n. Y. The boat capsized
and Hunt and one sister were drowned
The other sister chung to tho boat till a
man swan out and rescued her.
JoHN G. LEE, formerly of the United
States army, and division aide on the
staff of major-general commanding the
national guard of Pennsylvania, was
found dead in his room at the Hoffman
house, New York
Mrs. S-sLToR LELAND STANFORD has
given 100000 worth of property to the
society for the relief of orphan and des-
t'tute children at ALBANY, n. Y.
Ex-CoseREssMAN C. c. CLARK. of New
York, now n resident OF Neenah. Wis,
was reported dying at his former home
near Watertown, n. Y.
Louis DE LucA. the life convict who
escaped from Sing Sing prison. was re-
captured by policeman in Tarrytown
and brought back to the prison. lie
will not he punished.
THE building l07 10 III Myrtle ave-
nue. Brooklyn, occupied by Schellen.
berg's clothing store and u mum ber of
other concerns. was burned the other
day; loss, 5000. 900.
FIVE mercantile appraisers of Phila.
dolphin ARE charged with defrauding
the state.
THE republican convention at Roches.
ter, N. Y, nominated j. S. Fassctt for
governor.
BY the explosion of locomotive
boiler on the Long Island railway at
Oyster Bay. four men were frightfully
mangled, three being killed