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Democratic messenger., 1892-06-11
First in the Field

rs usual, we show the ad
vance styles in wearing ap-
parcl for all Male Mankind.
Our Progressive Business
Methods. our acknowledged
reliability and our ! ny cxper-
icncc in catering successfully
to the wants of Marylanders,
have met with such substan-
tial recognition that we are
compelled to add an annex,
the commodiousc warehouse,
8 and s S. Charles St. to our
Big Stores. 5 and 7 W. Balti-
more ST., the two forming an
l., surrounding Baltimorcs
busiest and most central cor
ner. Our great Emporium is
chock full of scasonable APP
parel from cellar to roof and
more is constantly coming.
Quantity -uncqualled
Quality -unrivalled !
Neatness. Nobbiness, Elc-
gance and Economy are all
combined in our grand col
lection. You save the middle
mans profits by buying from
us. the Makers.
MEMS CI OTHING
Democratic messenger., 1892-06-11
clr,rrER III.

AN ACT 10 amend article tweny-sev-
IN of The Code of Public General Laws,
Grimes ard punishments,' subtitle
C,untcrieiiing and Forgery, by adding
Il new section thereto. To follow Section
forty sin aud lo he designated as Section
foriy.six A. and to be- under The title Of
Grimes and Punishmenis, subtitle
"Counterfeiting and Forgery"
section / BE i, enacted Ivy the Gen
cral Assembly oi Maryland. That Article
twenty seven of the Code OF Public Gen
crnI Laws i amended by the addition Of
a new section To follow Section fario-six,
and 10 he numbered Section foriysix \.
under the title OF Grimes and Punish
mcntS" subtitle "Conterfcilins and For
gerry, aud To- read a> follows:
i6 4 II any person shall falsely
make alter forge or counterfeit, or cause
or procure To he falsely made, altered.
forged or comntertriicd ar shall willingly
aid or as.Is, in falsely making. altering.
forging or counterfeiting. or shall utter
or pass, knowing il 10 be falsely made,
altered. forged or counierfeiied. any or
der. paper, letter. writing. prescription
recipe or other device. purporting I"
have been made by regular practicing
physician, far any drugs, medicines.
spirituons or fermenied liquors, he shall
hc ,.mcd guilty of misdemeanor ana
on conviction in any court i'll this state
shall he sentenced Ia the jail, the House
OF Correction or Penitcntmry for not less
tnan ak months nor more than two years
IN the lilcreiion of the court Ii upon
trial of any person charged with or in
oicicd for such msdcmeanor il shall ap-
pear hat he paid for. or offered or prom
lsed tn pay for. the drugs. medicine. spir-
irmous liquor or tcrmented liquor oh
tanned hv means Of such falsely made,
altered. forged or counlerteiicd order,
paper, letter. writing. prescription, recipe
or other device, purportins Ia have been
made hv a regular practicing physician
he shall not by reason thereof he acquit-
ted of such misdcmeanor
SEC , And be il enacted, That this
act shall take effect from the date of its
passage.
We hereby certify that the afuregoing
is correct copy Of an act of The Genera
Assembly of Maryland. passed January
session. 1882
CARLTON SlIAFFR.
Chief Clerk oi the House ni Delegates
". q. PURNELL.
Secretary of The Senate.
/ Approved by the Governor, April :, ls9'
Democratic messenger., 1892-06-11
CHAPTER 5Ss


AN ACT 10 iepeal section three hun
drcd and twelve of Article ninety-rhree of
The Code of Public Gencral Laws. title
"rcsiamcnfary Law" subtitle Wills
Section | Re il enacted by the Gener-
NJ Assembly Of Marvland Tha, Section
three hundred and twelve of Article nine
iy-rhrre Of The Code al Public General
LAWS. ,itie Parliamentary Law" sub
title Wills. be and The same Is hereby
repealed
Sec. And b. il further enacted,
That this act shall take effect from the
date of lis passage
We hereby certify that the aforesoing
i ;, correct copy Of an acl ofihe General
Assembly of Maryland, passed January
session. 1882.
W. G. PIRNELL.
Secretary Of the Senate
CARLTON SHAFER,
Chief Clerk of the House of Delegates.
Approved ly the Governor, March !, 1872
Democratic messenger., 1892-06-11
MEMS CLOTHING.

Chaste and beautiful Spring
Overcoats and Suits at $40,
SI2 and SIS. Every garment,
shows the evidence of our
workmen S skill.
BOYS WEAR
Democratic messenger., 1892-06-11
CHAPTER tJS.


AN ACT TO repeal and re-enact with
amendments Section u of Article ~ OF
the Code of Public General Laws of Ma
ryland. title "Insolvenis."
Section l. BE il enacted hv the Gener
Al Assembly of Maryland. That Section
twenty-five of Article forty-scven of the
Maryland Code Of Public General Laws.
title "lnsolvents," be and the same rs
hereby repealed and re- enacted So as to
read as follows. viz:
Sec % II any real estate. chatiels.
real or personal properly of nm insolveni
shall have been lecrced to he sold, by
virtue of any decree of any court of equi-
", for the enforcement of u mortgage, or
il there be power of sale or a consent 10
n decree for Il sale containssi in any mort
gage or bill of sale oi real estate chatiels.
real or personal property of an insolveni,
rs the case may he. the filing of The peii-
tiun in insolvency. either hy ar against
the insolvent, as hereinbeforc provided.
and the subsequent proceedings IN insoi-
vency on such petition sisll not disturb.
defeat or impair the right ot the m"r'Ea-
gee Ia apply for decree, OF the trustee
Ha med in the decree, or the morigaree.
or baIgainte. or his assignee. or person
authorized IN the mortgage ar bill ni sale
10 make sale. To proceed with such sale,
OF tu execute the power of sale contained
in said decree, mortgage or hill OF sale,
unless the right or power or consent 10
decree shall be waived in writing hv the
morigagee or his proper representatives.
and in all such cases, in the absence oi
Of waiver of right by the m"rigasee or
his proper representatives as hereinoeiore
proYi,led, ,hr trustee in insolvency shall
Democratic messenger., 1892-06-11
WEAR.

One visit to our Juvenile De
partment will convince you
that beauty and elegance Of
our stock is absolutely incom-
parable. Dainty Suits at
$3.50, $3.50 and S..
MERCHANT TAILORING
Democratic messenger., 1892-06-11
tu,p.trb 57t

CHAPTER DGi.
AN ACT 10 repeal scsiioh thitty-two
ot Article ninety three. title. "fe-tameu-
TRY Law" subtitle Administration. Of
the Code nf Public General Laws and 10
re-. enact the same with amendments
Section |. BE il enacted by the Gener
Al Assembly of MARYLAND. That Section
thirtv.two of Article nimety.three. title
Trsiameniary Law" subtitle Admins
traiion." of the Code Of Public General
Laws be and the same l. hereby repealed
and re-enacted with amendments AZ IA 10
read rs follows:
70 If The iniestaie he u married wo-
man. and shall leave no child or children
Or descendants. all her personal property,
including therein all chuses I'm action,
shall devolve iipof her husband absolute.
ly. and il shall not in such case he neces-
sary for him Ia administer upon her rs-
tate in order 10 pass title 10 him. unless
he shall he liable in law for debts owing
hy her. bui no title whatever 10 such per
sona property or chooses in action shall
pass 10 said husband hen admini.tra-
tion is not necessary except by nm order
0f the Orphans Court declaring the same
tpnn application of The said husband lhe
court shall pass AZ order ni>i. which shall
] lie published in such manner and for such
time as the court. In Its discretion. may
prescribe. and which after the expiration
of said notice. shall he finally ratified lw
said court unless cause To III. contrary
has been shown hut il the intcsiaie be y
married woman and leaves child or
children or descendants her personal es
tate. including AL chooses in action. shall
dcvolve npon administrator or admins
traitors, and the surplus Of her estate shall
be- distributed by the Orphans Court TO
the husband for his life and no longer.
and after his death then 10 her children
and descendants. per stripes, and il shall
he the duty Of the Orphans Court grant
ing the said administration To direct the
mode in which the said estate shall he in
vested So Hs best Ia secure the rights ui
children or others interested after the
expiration of the life estate aud the
whole of said personal estate shall he
subject 10 The orders of the Orphans
+ Court. and shall not be disposed Of by
the administrator except by virtue of and
order or decree duly passed by said
court
I Sec , And he il enacted. That tins
act shall take effect from the date of its
passage
We hereby certify that the aforegoing
is a correct copy of an act of the General
Assembly Of Maryland, passed January
session. ls92
" q DI-REEF
Democratic messenger., 1892-06-11

Approved by the Governor, April :, 1892
Democratic messenger., 1892-06-11

Secretary al the Senate.
CARLTON SHAFER.
Chi Clerk uf the House of Delegates.
Approved by tie Governor. April Z 1892.
Democratic messenger., 1892-06-11


Secretary of the Senate
CARLTON SIIAFER,
Chief Clerk OF the House of Delegates.
Approved hy the Governor, April !, 1892
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-12-27
WILL MURPHY VIM
The Interesting Situation in the New York
Senatorial Eight.

Washington, ecember 25.-(Special)-
A new complication has arisen III the New
York senatorial fight.
Mr.. Murphy has the full support of the
Tammany members of the legislature and
about all the members from up the country.
This compile alton comes from Kings county
Mr.. Mclaughlin, the democrat leader or
Brooklyn is not favorable to MIR. Murphy $
candidacy. He says that the new senator
should come from the southeastern part
of the state. He does not want him to
hail from New York city, however, but from
Kings county.
The democratic delegation from Kings
county is larger in number than the dem
ocratic majority in the legislature on joint
ballot. The Tammany men and the up
country lhi men are friendly to MIR. Muir
phy. and ne would have enough in the eau
chs to give him the nomination. Mr.. Nc
T4aughlin knows this and he has called a
caucus of the Kings county delegation to
meet next week to consider the situation:
If he is prepared to so the length of
keeping the delegation out of the caucus,
the situation will become very acute. 1t is
hardly believed that he will go to- this
length put the Tammany men now in this
city are apprehensive of the course Mr..
McLaughlin may conclude to pursue.
They know that the Brooklyn leader is
Jealous of Tammany's prominence and
feels that it overshadows Kings county's
politica' strength in something the same
way that New York overshadows Brook
lyn commercially.
Mr. Mclaughlin wanted Kings county
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Cur Eight-lnch Premium Shears.

Warranted the very best and of superior outline
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We can furnish you with pair OF six-inch
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The WISEST PREMIUM T0SECURE
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AN IMPORTANT DECISION
Effectin3 Railroads and Shippers, Shown
the ResnonsihiiitY Of the ROads:

Effectinx Railroads and Shippers, showing
the Responsibility of the Roads
Little Rock. Ark, December 25.-An import
ant test case and one of great Importance to
railroads, was decided yesterday by the Ar
kansas supreme court
W. l.. Cravens sued the Missouri Pacific
railway system for damages caused by the
burning OF number Of bales of cotton while IN
transit. The railroad company set up plea
that it was not responsible because the bill OF
ladng expressly stipulated to this effect
The court held that the bill of lading was
void in the respect alluded to; that when
railroad company is not prepared to transport
property, and will not transport 1t without
contract eXampting it from its common law
liability, and when customers are compelled TO
assent to such exemption in order to secure
transportation such assent is not binding upon
the customers and the company can base no
defense yUOn it.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-12-27
AFTER THIRlY-THREE DAYS
The South Carolina General Assembly Has
Adjourned Sine Tie.

Columbia, S. c., December 25.-(Spe-
cial. 1.-The general assembly adjourned sine
dit at 7 o'clock yesterday morning after a
session of thirty-three days.
About 4:30 o'clock there was consterna-
ton for a while over the loss of the first
page of the state whisky monopoly bill,
but within an hour it had been found be-
hind desk where it had slipped. There
We're not over twenty-five representatives
and dozen senators present when it
came up, and the last few bills were rati-
fed. The opposition seriously considered
raising the point of no quorum, but finally
abandoned it.
Several barkeepers here have said that
they would abandon business in this state
when South Carolina took the business in
her hands. There is hardly legislator in
town. The Perry-Nettles difficulty kept
many. persons on the qui vive early this
morning, but it was not renewed.
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DAD ways
I'd PIll Is,

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mailed by RADWAY & CO., 81 Warren Street.
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democrat chosen senator, at the time Mr..
Hill was elected, but could not see MS
wa clear to accomplish his purpose. ~
is believed that he has received encourage
ment in his opposition to Mr.. Murphy
from the '.anti-snappers' and the, repqbli..
cans, besides the some one" as Mr.. Hill
significantly said recently. The situation
will probably clear UP after the Kings coun;
ty caucus this week, when it will be knoWn
just what Mr.. McLaughlin's plans and Ideas
are.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-12-27
RAZORS AND SCISSORS.

THE CONSTITUTION is now prepared to offer sub
ecrbers the following articles, frst-cass IN every
respect fIom so per cent 100 per cent lower than
they can be bought from the dealer. We have
bought large quantity direct from the factory,
thereby saving the profit that middle neil have
been charging. We recon mend these articles to
our friends and guarantee them just represented.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-12-27
A FATAL CHRISTMAS PRESENT.
A Jealous Lover Kills His sweetheart with q
Silver II atch.s

Brown City, Mich, December 2o.-HenEy
Clymer and Bert Goodson, two young farm
laborers near here, were both paying at
tention to the same young girl. Early lass
night Cly1ner went to the lady's home to
make Christmas gift. A half hour later
Goodson went for the same purpose. Sec
ing the two together, the latter became
Jealous, and in his anger, hurled his gift,
a cheap silver watch, at them. 1t struck
the girl on the head, probably fracturing
her skull. She lies in a critical condition.
Goodson is under arrest.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-12-27

Asa razor requires good strop we are prepared to
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strop No. o. with patented tension. A few stroke
on this strop will make edge to the razor
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The price of the strop alone is IS cts, or with the
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Tim Injunction Granted.

Cincinnati, December 25.-Judge kumIer yes
terday announced decision which granted
an order for an injunction perpetually enjoin-
ing the leasing OF the Cincinnati, jackson and
Mackiuaw railroad by the Cincinnati, Hamil-
ton and Dayton. The court finds the roads
competing and hence one route could not be
absorbed by the company controlling the other.
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Our Wade n Butcher RAH0rH.

This is an imported
Razor, and is known
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guaranteed by the man
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Our faultless Razor No.
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the razor alone il 81 %
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have il honed as oftGl
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UOIT XNANTrn the news, and, therefore
WE w IN | ought to take a newspaper

You NEED to keep up with the advancement OF
TIE WEEKLY CONSTITUTION gives you the news.
THE SOUTHERN FARM keeps you posted on farm
matters These two papers are 81 each. We will
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Swallowed Il Razor.

London, December 19.-Jane Savage, a
working woman in Lincoln, while cleaning
her house last week placed her brother
small razor between her teeth that she
might have both hands free to take down q
Shelf. AS she reached for the shelf the ra-
zor slipped half way down her throat. She
tried to catch her breath and thus drew the
razor so far down that when Il surgeon vas
called he was unable to relieve her. She
was taken to Lincoln hospital and examined.
Her throat was badly swollen, but the ra-
zor was gone. Yesterday she complained
of severe pains in the stomach and symp-
IONS of acute inflammation were discovered.
This morning therefore, her stomach was
onened. The razor was found, tightly
closed as when she swallowed it. The re-
moyal of the razor was followed this even
ing by the relief of all pain. The woman is
doing well and probably will recover fully In
three weeks.
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THE HOMESTEAD POISONING CASE.
Doctors and Druggists Will BE Brought
Into It.


Pittsburg, December 19.-Warrants were is
sued this afternoon for the arrest OF Hugh
Dempsey, district master workman of the
Knights Of Labor, and J. NJ Davidson, for
completely in the Homestead poison plot. 1t
is thought that tomorrow District Attorney
Bureigh will take action in the cases of the
doctor, druggist and others whose names have
been connected with the Homestead poisoning
cases. Thus far those mentioned are Dr..
Purman, Druggist Schaefer, David Lynch and
Thomas Crawford, all Of Homestead.
District Attorney Burleigh in speaking Of
his move in the case said: "There has been
enough publicity given to this case to warrant
II judicial investigation. This is an awful
charge and persons should want 1t more
thoroughly sifted than the men against whom
it is made and members Of labor organiza-
tons"
How They Decided II.
Pittsbug, December 19.-The feeling
against Beatty, the alleged Homestead
poisoner, among the non-union men at the
mill is very bitter. He is much safer in
Jail than out of it.. Last week a paper was
circulated in the mills in which the signers
agreed to draw lots and the one receiving the
blank was to attend to Beatty, in event of
his release.
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HIS SONS SIN
Ruins Treasurer Foerstvll, of St. Lo uis-

Shortage in ISIS = ccount.
st. Louis, Dec. 20.-Yesterday morning
the vault of the city treasurer at the cit,
hall was found open and number of pa
pers therefrom had been placed Oh a table
i'll the office and burned. Later it Wa
learned that Ed Foerstell, son of City Treas
urer Eoerstell had committed suicide.
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a Crazy Act,

Fayetteyille, Ark, December ga terrible
wreck occurred at Greenland, five miles from
here 4 freight train was passing there when
young man fred into the train. the bullet
nentrated an oil tank ear aud exploded it. This
wrecked the train and burned sixteen cars
with their contents; the Oil spread the fire ana
II was with great difficulty that the citizens
prevented the town from burning. About
eigh hundred feet of track was destroyed.
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Ring out wild bells to the wild sky,
The flying cloud, the frosty light;
The year is dying in the night.
Ring out wild bells and let him die.

What minglng of emotions in this clos
ing wear. What orange blossoms for the
marriage altar and what myrtle for the
tombs of the dead. Hosannas and lementa-
tons in collision. Anthem and Dead
March mounting from the same ivory keys.
Before this year quite leaves the earth,
let it hear our repentance for opportuni-
ties that can never return Kind words
spoken TOO late are not spoken at all.
Means of getting good or doing good so
completely gone by that the archangers
voice could not recall them. Can it be
that this year is closing and our sins are
unforgiven and we have no certainty that
when our last December the 31st is sped
away we shall enter bssful eternity
The most overwhelming solemn week of
all the year is the last week of December.
But on opening this subject, "In re-
spect of a holy day." as my text puts it;
or holiday as we moderns write and
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SfrOp.

furnish you THIS rh5Or az =
WEEKLY one year for $40.