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New-York tribune., 1892-01-06
GOOD SKlTIy0 PROMISED.

r. v Dunn. Of tho Weather bureau. said YESTERDAY
that another cold wave would he due on Manhattan
Island today. and lie considered the prospects for
ekatInS Tor Friday saturday good. There was skat
ing on the suburban ponds md IA outer Brooklyn. on
staten Island and In Now Jersey yesterday on the
shallow ponds. The temperature was below TIE frcet-
lne p Int until about | p. m., when the sun made
tecif 'clt md tie mercury went above the "tirtcs
and stopped the sport.
Al Cetral Park everything IS IN readiness for shat
ing except the lee. Thor- hardly film Of Ice on
t,c lnrrcr laace ard the veteran policeman said that
-le winds had been high lately that the water did
not gct chance 90 frcezc. On the lakes At Prospect
rarlt IrooN;n. the conditions were scarcely moro
favorable fJi the sport.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06
cuAPaAv WILL G0rO PRIVATE ASYLUM.

G. Ilawloy Chapman, the Insane ran VINO disappcA'u
. ,toodov evening from his home 40. 9s ST. Marks
,, urooyn was arrested yesterday afternoon at Broad
rav and Twentyscycnth-t. by oncor Bhr Of The Ihir
t,ohst st,tion-house snd locked up Last August
Capman was arrested for creating disturbance IN inc
Irofp,an House and on thanksgiving Day his wife was
shot by his trained nurse.
About 80 p. yesterday Policeman Behr saw emp
man i Hroadvav st Twenyseventh-st The ohcer roc
oclzcd him. snd arrested him. On the way to NE ava
,io, bou.e he sad: ''Why a / srrcsting you1 Why
don't YOU 20 oG and arrest yorrseff lie refused 70 say
whore he had been and where hc mad spent The night lie
WAS seen m the Holman House Monday nigt and In one
or two barrooms Broadway and IL is supposed he spent
the rirht going ~ the other. Chapman WI" pe
arrzirn,d In Jcner-on Market Police Court today
Mrs Chapman had far recovered from The enrct' oil
the sbot she rc,,d on Thanksgiving Day that she re-
turned TO her hone the hospital YESTERDAY shc sa
that her husband would be taken 10 private ssS'u" "
HrldgcuOrt
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06
KANSAS CITY's BID FOR THE CONVENTION.

Kansas City, Jan. CSpeciall.-Kansas city does not
intend to let tie Desperate National Convention get
away from h~r. The Executive Committee appointed
by the Commercial Club Is at work scheme which
IS at once novel and attractive ard by which 1t hopes
to call attention u Kansas City in way that Will
leave pleasant remembrance in the minds OF all.
While Milwaukee intends TO furnish carload Of beer
served by uniformed walters Kansas City proposes to
furnish the free mnch and will send carload OF
meats which Will be served at the headquarters OF the
delegation. Frstcla-s cooks will bc taken along in a
Pullman car which viii De p?ofu'ely decorated Tho
packing houses and commission firms Of the city will
furnish the meats, which Will include bear, elk mOoSe
and buffalo. In addition TO this, the committee will
have statistics showing tho cgatcs that not only will
Kansas Cliy fpr the inner man. but will also pro
vide sleeping facilities for AL who may come
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06
srrprFON ". n. LONG. U. s. r. NJ.

Washington, Jan 5.-Sureeon General Wyrnoh has re-
ceved telegraphic notice OF the dath Of Surgeon W. H.
Lang q, the United States Marine Hospital Service at Gin
cinnati Ohio. Surgeon Long was born In Kentucky IN
1872 appointed assistant October H. 1870 pro-
noted TO be January 1879 served at e~nitec
Marine Hoplta at Louisville from 1910 70 loo-
AZ Detroit from 1882 10 1885 Chicago from February TO
October 1885; at Detroit 1885 TO 1883 OF Cincinnati
from 1883 to date his death lie had been detailed iour
times rs member Of boards for examination OF candidates
for admss the United States Marine Hospital ser
y1ce serving twice as chairman. He widely known
a. surgeon OF more than ordinary ability and highly
esteemed and popular member OF his corps
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06
HILL STARTS TO-DAY FOR WASHING TON.
GOVERNOR FLOWER BELIEVED TO DE NOT SORRY
AT HIS PREDECESSORS DEPARTURE.

Albany Jen. 6peciaD.-Afbcr having given out
the patronage Of both branches OF the Legislature TO
suit his political fortunes; elected Speaker OF
the Assembly; stolen two Senate scnts. and dictated
appointments for Roswell p Flower to mako. David b.
lIll at last has packed his trunks and has made ready
to 60 10 Washington to astouish The world at large
with his views silver. the tariff and other National
questions. He leaves Albany tomorrow morning at
is o'clock md 1t is sate TO say that the good
wishes of Mir. Cleveland and his friends viii not
accompany him. Strange % cav. Roswell T. Flower
I'D not weep when Mr. llll said To him. In n gruf
unlcrt0ne, and In ofhand way, the simple words,
Success TO you' did Mr. Flower grasp him
warmly by the hand and utter the same good wishes
for Mr. HIPS success.
1t was said that when the door swung behind Mr..
I'm and loud bang assured HIS successor that IIll
lad really gone, Mr. Flower went through the motions
II man who had freed himself from some bad In
Gucuce that had caused him much trouble and worry.
II IS said further that he threw back his head, pushed
1a his chest and stretched his 10 enjoy the queer
-cusatOn Of temporary iTcdom from restraint. But
Ng. i'm VIII return, and thc prospects are that he
vll find the lie julc Governor rs plastic and MILD rs
gNs-
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06
PATRICK NJ. MURPHY.

Patrick NJ. Murphy died Monday at his home In
Fast Twefth-st. lie born IN Ireland In 1902 and
came TO New.York 1882. For nearly sixty years he
was resident OF this city, and almost the length
uplolstcrng firm of solomon &
Sons since the firm began business In loSo' no
remained unmarried and acquired modest fortune which
mostly spent iI quiet charities His neohc"'
Mcnslgnor Farley Is the present VicsrGenGal Of New
York At the funeral services tomorrow In ST. Peters
Church. Barclay.st, OF which Mr. Murphy was trustee
Father Mclean Will oGiciate and deliver the eulogy
Many priests will present. and Archbishop Corrigan
will give the absoution.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06
OpITVARY NOTES.

saratog, " " Jan. 5.-Sainuel II. luther. for many
ve,rs a commercial traveller for Isaac McConnhee Of
Troy died &C his homo here this morning, OF tho grip,
ag,d sixty years. He widely known In the Adiron'
dac,s and the Mohawk Valley. Ills wife, two sens and
a daughter survive hin.
Beleytlle H. Jan. 5.-Joscph Oge. descendant Of
Samuel Ogc who was Marylands In 1875. and OF
ioseph ocle an officer tbs Revolutionary War is dead
He was echyhrec years old and was OF the wealtst
men in Belleyio.
Lynn, Mass, Jan. 6-James f. mayor cied us morning
,oed nftv.eicht lie entered the United States Navy
when nine years old as apprentice served In the
Crimcan Mexican and Civil reaching the rank OF
mate for bravery accompanied Elisha Kent Kane to the
Arctic ocean. His total United States naval service
extended through twenty-eIght years
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06

pERGEN-At 8 d. III. Sunday. Jan. Sd, 1892, at Bay
RIDGE H. l., Annctta T., wife OF Theodore " Bergen
and daughter OF Magdalcne and the late uarIet CoweL
hoVen In the 42d year Of her age
vDo,iVes and friends invited 20 attend the funeral
.ryiccs at her residence Shore Road, On Wodncs
day. 9th inst. at p m.
Carriages 3d-aNe. and 19th@st
HI-II.EN-At Flushing. l.. l.. on Monday, January T..
lSg1 Mary f. Buen in the 10th year OF her
and friends are invited 10 attend the funeral
her late residence No. lSS Madisondse on Wednesday.
January o. at D. m.
pI-ERAS-At Patehocue l.. L. Tuesday January 8 OF
pneumonia. Mary j., wife Of Dr. l. H. Bnras' iOsnerly
of Ntw-YOtk.
CHARLOT-On January D. Harriet ", WIDOW oil Madison
d. Chariot In her 18th year.
Relatives and friends respectfully nlted 10 otchd hF
funeral from Home, 1Qithst. ana AmsterdauhaSe.,
On ThursdAx. Laa 7. ~ !<0 y. ni
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06
DE- l.. o. WIGGINS.

Newburg, n. Y. Jan. 4.-Dr L. o. Virgins, whs died
here few days ago. made, for Of his years. most
remarkable record and looked upon as being one OF
tho most gifted young In tho country He was but
twentysx years old and infancy held the leading
position in every every institution Of learning he
entered He died OF cosumpton disease he contracted
while abroad prosecuting his studies The Rev Dr
E. s. Osborn pastor OF st. Johns Methodist Episcopal
Church. preached his funeral and paid tile Young
physician and Of letters q the most graceful
tributes ever listened to IN this city.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06
No JyJrRy 70 Yoryo wARREv's BaAw.

The doctors reports Ralph II. WaInn whose d''
sppearance froai the Of friend In Washington mas
given such anxiety his friends. are most encouas"S'
r,oiough examination has BEEN made by sl"cia'' '
an5s that there injury whatever to tie BRAIN ~"
~ ,op fhc head received during the Thank >eving DAY
eo Though not serious IA Itself gave Gra sno0A 10
IN. nervous systcm already ovcst.ancd. me t''d'
amount OF t!nc and thought expended upon iooto" m
terests during III; season lcii pressure o' "oN t,
.r,. IN. zane Al this caused temporary soefis.on
:, ..d which bovo,.r has now passed away. MI war
ren VIII probably able 10 return To Princeton ~ "
vecys and resume his studies : usual.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06
A WRIT SERVED ON SHERIFF UoxsIE.

Syracuse Jan. (Specia) "A messenger from Jenney
& Marshalls law Office to day served upon Sheriff
Hoxsie the summons and complaint IN the quo
warranto proceedings Instituted by Philip S. Ryder
to oust him from ONCE The action is brought In
Onondaga County, and will bo heard at the March
circuit Of the Supreme Court, Justice NJ H. Wright
presiding. special meeting of the Republican County
Committee is called, be held at the Court House
at p. tomorrow. number OF leading Rcpub
Leans Invited 10 meet with the committee. 1t Is
understood that cooperation In defending the title 9!
Sheriff oxse 10 his Office is the object Of the meeting
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06
Arc Won in need Of anythingi Then examine & ,st
MANY Columns of short advertisements Oh the hihth
mage OF The Tribune to day.
,vs rrsrur c1rqrR,s BIG GARBAGE ELL

Mrs Leslie Carter examined in supplementary
rroceedtngs IN the City Court yesterday upon on ou''
occurred on behalf OF Henry Pugond who Sccur J'ub
-, aosIost Mrs Carter for ST. 100 % for carsse hire
Nrs Cnrter sold that sie under an engagement W
David geasco years, and that she receN'o "''
s,o week under tho contract Nor did she receive any
income from any other source She s"oFe u'"' a..
,,,,r na,d her board bills and she PAID her moicf "N
"a. cons AS TO wardrobe she had only one "i"O'r
con which she then wearing, and she hsd Two OF
hrse rrbt sumner gowns. M. Belasco ps1 Tor o" w.
costumes which she wore in the play "Mi@s I"''.n
rio examination was adoursed until January J. AZ inc
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06

rro Rev John NJ bartholomew, OF the Second Univef'
,,It Church conducted the funeral OF OVr ltcococA'
h,cb took pace at o'clock last night at NO 20 i~''
Oneh ndrei-a d.twC nty-shtl-st Amoig thosc prc'e'
,c,c Mr. and Mrs. Myers jerome, II. y. Eush' Jef'"'
,ruchcoc brother OF Oliver Hitchcock; Nj. AMI Mis'
George Eush S. s. Con&lln Mr. and Mrs. & L. hueAl.5
n, ard Mrs Fie1c.ck Cornell aud Chailes Han 'p'
burial will take place at Greenwood this morning.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06
y. .r.rrLnn 10 nlrp KixnrRGlR1Ey WoEE.

Mr.. Katc Douglas Wlerin. tA" author anu Sr.'N' "
10 Give three dr4w.n groom talks and readings ~ 90
q, ., tho vnvysrx Kind,rgarten Assoatloa lecture
on "Tbe Relation OF Rndefsartens 70 Social heIol
h. a., In. home o. Alrs Mary M1pes Do's'' Iui' "V'
,,tcbol,s" No TO West ifiynsnt-st' OH t'' a. on
OF January the secoAd ut Miss SehuI =, aod Tho
Fittv.ctrhth hist. the afternoon @ 'a'u-'' 80 - -
,,it p adng from the authors own soE.e, oh N e'.i'
jng Of Jrnualy l3 40 thc studio Of MI , -. %
west Ten,hst Among those Intel, stea " M ..' .s
and from tickets may 10 oetaine1, NJ. T.r-sns.
Hayrn Putnam. Mrs. Grevcr Casve@NA'
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06
THE DUKE OF DURCAL.

Madrid Jan. 6-Perre dAlcsntara Mario De Guadalupe
Thercse Isabel Francisco dAssso Gabriel Sebasen Chris
tine do Bourbon Bourbon Duke OF Durcal a grandee
Of Spain and member Of the Spanish ROYAL family, died
today Of Influenza born at Madrid December
r. 1902 April 6. 1885. he contracted morganade
marrags Maria do Ia Carload MADAM lady who was
born September 10, 1867, at Guentanamo, Cuba
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06
srGyt PITTS ANNUAL CoyvEyNny.

The Sigma Phi Society held its sixty annual con
vention Yesterday afternoon Demoncos II fol-
lowed in the evening by a dinner. Every college in
which the society has chapters sent delegation.
Ehu Root presided at the dinner, at which more than
900 members OF the fraternity present Among them
were John T. Parsons Joel Robert Wilkinson, Charles T.
stoddard w r. #. Marvin. Frank Loomis John j. Knox,
Henry J. Cullen jr Il. NJ Jerome, Edwin North George
r. Abbott II. b. Tompkins s. s. Gould Chester S. Lord
and Prank Blackwell
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06
. NU1y TREASURER FOR THE xUsGE

A meeting OF the Board OF Directors of tho Edci 'so'
asourned from Monday, was held yesteruty u" "ci"o''
1be mos, imI ortant bt sness t'aasncted was N'e -
:, ,, treasurer Louis Windmuller, who haH O''"
~ fo, several years resigned the Office ana 1aIue'
w Monk was chosen in his place. Mr.. Winanunsr " :,
'" 90 ,.I,, a. the tamo the errors In The accounts -
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06
THE REV, L. y. REAUDRY.

Chicaro Jan. (SpeclsD.-The Rev. L. y. Beaudry, a
Methodist minister who converted rcrn the Catholic
priesthood died his home yesterday. lie served In tbs
ste Civil War, and confined for several months In
LIBBY Prison lie the author OF several interesting
volumes.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06

stop that constant hacking by removing the irrta
ton in the throat ard subduins any Inflammation that
may exist there by using DR.. d. Jayncs Expectorant
Iongesabshed remedy for throat and lung troubles of
fifty years popularity -.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06
An ANTI ALLIANCE SPEAKER CHOSEN.

Jackson. Mss. Jan. 5 (spcciaD.H. NJ Street, Of
Iauderi.lc was today elected Speaker Of tho Legs
lature by two majority Madison. Colonel Street
is an Insurance eduser and Ia Identified with the anti
Alliance OlcIneut.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06
M1nRIED

COLT -FOSTER-On Tuesday, January 5th. az Calvary
Ghrrrb New York by Rev. Henry Y. Satterlee d.
D. Marie Louise. daughter Of Mrs. John A. Foster, u
Francis COLT
NAETIN-DUNCAN-By Rev. Bishop Faulkner, Brooklyn,
January g. 1892. Adelaide NJ. Martin to A. Ld"ard
Duncan.
pICUARDS-ADAMS-In the Presbyterian Church, War
ron o. On Jan 2 1891, by the Rev. W. H. swan pastor
af be church assisted by the Rev Herbert Dunbar Cone.
rector of Christ Episcopal Church Miss Jennie ADAMS,
Of Warrca, aud Mr. Henry NJ. Richards, lately OF New
York.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06
cFcPr7 4RY FOSTTR TO TAEE 4 TRIP SOUTH

Washington. Jan. G.-SccretaTy Foster IS gong u
r,.lc q trn south in a few days for the benefit Of
h,s health hut has not yet decided his itinerary
or the date Of his departure H. ". Cannon % New
York ard several other men viii probably accompany
m
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06
FREDERICK RICHARD LEYLAND.

IIyerrool Jan 6-Frrderick Richard Teyland hcad Of
tho firm OF T. Ieylnd Co.. steamship owners died to-day
The steamers the Lcyland Line ply between Liverpool
and Boston.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06

Tho A.. little advertisements OF the people appeal
m avery condition of man and woman. They run
along the whole gamut Of human necessities. Ills
morning you VIII find them on the hihth page
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06

When baby was sick, we gave her CascorfA,
Vucn she WAS o Child, she crec for CastoflA.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria,
When she had Children. she gave them Cestoria
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06
- vrpSry- has HIS REWARD NOW.

william J. Naloney. alias "Nibsey' Williams. the
English plckpockct who turned States evidence
.olnst b,s old confederate Abe Coakley, was dis
charged On his own ~aaGnizancs yesterdav hy Judge
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06

Board and rooms. household and other help, ard
meny other dcsirable things arc advertised on mo
ninth PAGE OF TAc Nibunc this morning
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06

EVANGELISTIC SERVICES every evening in Thirty.
four;a Stteet REFORMED Church, west q shave Ssy
FRANK WRIGHT the Indian Evangelist 4 aea6sa
valeana = Au
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06

Fitzgerald in General Sessions He has been in tho
Tombs for nearly three years. except for few months
OF freedom Williams and Coakley, in January. 1885,
robbed Israel Herskov of $Gio, on Grand-st car.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06
Guetial Notires.
Established 1873


AIRS McELRATH'S HOMEMADE PRESERVEDs
BRANDIED, CANNED AND SPICED FRUITS AND
JELLIES. -. o,-c,.rux
PURE RED CURRANT JELLY A SPECIALITY.
Ever.hing put up IN glass and kept untI faI, Fep
nrices references &c, address Mr.. SARAH b. NchIs
RATH g93 Dagraw.st.. Brooklyn. y. Y
In would be possible
'to conceive more iGhNul perfume than Crap Appao
Blossoms" The New York Observer.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06
religions Notices.

CHURCH or THE ASCENSION, 10thst. and 5th-ave.
-"Thc Nativity" viii be sung Wednesday, D. IN.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06
DIED.

Notices OF marriages must be indorsed with full
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06

Ernest Jurgens and Frank Reynolds were discovered
but he was unwilling DO that time and under
those conditions.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06

Hutton Mrs. Seth Low Mrs. ". Selgnan and Mrs
r Heb.r Newton.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06

,.u,. ,,,s q, English army veteran who commutcd
,, non,, for Il 600 and came TO this country win
49, eli, n .nd the remainder Of hls days lie was yes
;cd,v placed on board the steamship Cy OF Paris whien
sails to-day for Liverpool. 1itfo nav w" ~,
- - ,,---v the British Government giving tts
yc,.ren .odiers lump sum condition that they came
p America ill, Ia ouowod IN Ieovc the
~. nj ming in order that they may or
@@ ~ b M rchcarinr granted the request Of the British
Consul General
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06
THE ENGLISH vEIEHAy TO HAVE REHEARlNd'

WASHINGTON. Jan. Sat the request OF the Bnush
Consul General at York. Acting Secrctarv spauiu
ing today instructed the superintendent OF l"'hsr"
uon AT Ncw-York 10 allow n'hearinG OF tho case OF
Charles Gibbons ana family, EhgEsh immigrants VINO
IN become a public charge.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06

Is there ANYTHING you want 10 buy. hire or sell
II so take "a look at the short advertisements on the
ninth page.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-07-15

The Times, in its last issue, in a lengthy
article endearors to show what mischief the
new entray law has or will create in this coun-
ty and says, it literally enforced would deprive
even the owners of uuenclosed land the use Of
the same If such land is SO valuable to the
owners, let them enclose it and have the ex.
elusive use for themselves Again il says, TO
literally enforce tie law would involve great
loss in dairy products, and also large quanti-
ties OF pork, and then suggests that the law be
proved dead letter until the legislature meets
again in order to have Charles county exempt
ed from the said law If the editor of the
Tines was little more progressive and would
drop some OF his old fogy ideas and endeavor
to keep up more with the times, be would see
that the new law is one OF the very things
needed in this county, for one of the worst
nuisances we have is that of cattle being allow
ed to run at large. The law says. fence against
your own stock, but IN Charles county it is
fence against the communities stock. If the
custom has been immemoriai, it is about time
that there should be change and let those
who own the stock running at large that pro-
dlce such valuable dairy products and pork,
provide for the same as those do who keep
their stock at home. While the Times does
not directly accuse Mr.. Poses Of the passage of
this law, it says that he voted tor it. | say,
thanks to Mr.. Posey for the part be took in
having this lew passed and for this one act
alone pledge him my vote and support at
any time that he may be a candidate for office,
for he is continually working for the interests
of the county and deserves great credit for the
same. Yet some of our moSsbacks seem to
take delight in opposing every progressive
move he makes in the interests of the county.
The only thing that has not been opposed is
the telegraph line and the reason for that is
that it must have been forgotten.
Enniceton.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-07-15

On Saturday last meeting was called in
the Court House after the adjournment Of oe
Farmers Alliance, and preliminary eps were
aken looking to the organization ola People .
party in this county. t. Garfield Jenkihe
wa made chairman Of the meeting with B..
". Robertson secretary. The object OF The
meeting &c stated by the chairman was 20
start Peoples party in Charles county, and
by request all present who favored such an
organization were requested to enroll their
names. Twenty-three names were enrolled
and a committee Of one from each OF The seven
district represented was appointed to make
known 10 their respective districts the priuc
plies end policy of the new party, and to get
the names Of Others WHO are willing 10 cut
loose permanently from the old party organi-
cations and join with the new at future
meeting to be held in Port Tobacco.
The committee is, list district, Or. John I.
Digges; 3rd district, P. W Kendrick; Alb dis,
&. W. Robinson; 9Th dis, DR.. r. NJ. Lancaster,
9Th district, NJ. Thompson, 9Th districts A. W.
Thomas; sth district, Alexander Bowling
The End and 9th districts not being represent
ed no committee men nom either were ap-
pointed.
Much to the surprise of many Republicans
throughout the county, DR.. Lancaster has
joined the new organization, and hereafter bis
melodious volre will be heard on the hastings
eloquently advocating for the doubtful pr;nci-
ples of the new organization lnst is
SO bitterly su;agonistic 10 the
grand old party Of which be has SO long
been a member. So mcte IL be.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-07-15

An old physician, retired from practice,
having had rlacrd N his hands by an East
India missionary the formula Of y simple veg
etable remedy for the speedy and permanent
cute Of Consumption. Bronchitis, Gatarrh,
Asthma and all throat and turg Affections,
also positive and radical cure fer Nervous
Debility and all Nervous Complaints, after
having tested its wonderful curative powers
in thousands Of cases, has felt II his duty to
make It known to his suffering fellows. Ac-
tuated by this motive and desire to relieu
human suffering. will send free Of charg,
French or English, with full directions for
preparing and using. Sent by mail by ad-
dressing with stamp, naming this paper
w. A. MOVES, $40 Powers Block, Roches-
ter, New York. NH 6-y
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-07-15
Death OF Mrs. Smart.

Mr.. Smart, vile of DR.. L. G Smarl
dicd at the residence of heI husband. in Balti-
more, on sunday last, after a lingering illness
of consumption. Her remains were brought
to this county on Monday evening aud carried
10 the home of her aunts, the Misses Wilmer,
and were inferred in st. Paul's Chapel Gene
try on Tuesday morning. The deceased lady
was d.. ghter of the late Lemusl Wilmer,
and niece of the late DR.. VIM. R. Wilmer,
ard irst cousin of Col. l.. A.. and Pere
Wilmer, Jr. She leaves husband and two
children. The young wife and mother had
nun erous friends and acquaintance in this
ounty who loved and honored her on ae-
count of her gentle and christian character,
and who sincerely mourn her early death.