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CAUGHT THEIR MAN.
"A HGrse-Thief ana Burglar Captured
Near Placeryille

Near Placerville.
CARSON New, Sept. 27.-Deputy Sher-
ifs Patterson and Raycraft, sent out two
days ago to bring one Walter Barth to
Carson, have returned with their man.
barth was wanted for burglary and horse
stealing. When found he was on the
stolen morse and was heavily armed with
Il I4-caliber Colts revolver. He was
caught near Placerville, Cal. He is al
legged 10 be the person who has been COM
uniting various robDeries around Carson.
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DIR. uEROS'S WIFE.
Peculiar circumstances Surrounding
Her Death in Jamaica.

Peculiar circumstances Surrounding
Her Death in Jamaica.
LONDON, Sept. Z7.-The sensational
suicides Of the beautiful actress BABY
Russell and DR.. Heron continue to cause
much comment in fashionable circles. 4
morning paper to-day publishes the fol-
lowing details of the death Of DR.. Heron's
wife in Jamaica and of the inquest:
DR.. Heron was well known in Man
chester and in MandeVelle, jamaica He
was District Medical Officer OF II ealth in
Manchester from 1889 to 1891. His wife
was y years OF age. On the night of her
death--August 81, 1S9l-the report was
circulated that the husband had sent
to dispensary for composing draught,
but that the dispenser had sent prussic
acid by mistake, the result being that
Mrs. Heron died. The next day DR..
Heron contradicted the report and stated
that he had given his wife an overdose of
morphia in error. The public demanded
an inquest. DR.. Heron repeated at the
inquest the statement that he had given
his wife an overdose Of morphia, and
said that he had thrown the bottle away.
The post mortem examination revealed
very little. The eyelids were closed, the
eyes were dilated and there was white
foam in the mouth. In the body there
was one and one-tenth grains of prussic
acid, but no mOrphia or other poison.
This quantity of prussic acid was not
sufficient to cause death, but the large
amount OF the poison that had been alb
sorbed by the blood had evidently been
fatal.
DIR. Cook testified that he had supplied
DR.. Heron with a draught, including
ergot, chloroform and morphia at a single
time.
Palache representing the Government,
demanded verdict of prussic acid poison
ing, but the Coroner said that the only
verdict could be death from an overdose
of morphia.
The verdict was: ''We are of opinion
that Mrs. Heron died from natural
causes" The verdict created the greatest
surprise throughout Jamaica. DR.. Heron
soon left Jamaica, and nothing more was
heard Of him.
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Raciug at san lose.

SAN JOSE, Sept. 27.-Trotting, three
year-olds, Nubia won, Minnie b. second,
Alviso and Acorn distanced in the first
heat. Best time, 2:36.
Special trotting, purse $780, Maud NJ.
won, Colonel McNasser second, Cubit
third, Annie L. fourth. Best time, 2:2O.
Trotting, 2:40 class, purse of 5000, Cap
tain Harris won, Centello second, Gene
We've third, Kate Kelly fourth, Starlight
fifth.
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GiImore,s Remains.

New YORK, Sept. 27.-The remains of
Patrick Sarstield Gilmore, the famous
band leader, arrived from St. Louis this
morning and were taken to his late resi-
dence
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Electric storm and Cloudbnrst

BRUNSWICK (Ga.), Sept. pa terrific
electric storm and cloudburst to-day did
great damage here. Water ran through
the streets loot deep, flooded Easements
and ruined much property. Tonight
several stores are still inundated, and
there is much Inconvenience
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The Great FoaI Stakes.

NEWCASTLE, Sept. 27.-The great Foal
Stakes were won by the Duke of West
minister's Orme, the Prince of Wales
colt Versailles second, J. A. Houlds-
worth's colt Danube third.
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MONTGOMERY (Ala.). Sept 27.-The
Second District Democrats, after lengthy
deadlock, nominated j. L. Stallings on
the thousand and first ballot.
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Jennings, Writ of Mandate Denied

SAN Francisco, Sept. 27.-The Supreme
Court to-day denied the writ of mandate
Of F. f. jennings requiring the Gov
ernor to call special election for State
Senator in the Fortieth Senatorial Dis
fri
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ST. LOUIS, Sept. 27.-Near Greenville.
ILL.,, this evening as the Vandalia express
train was coming around sharp curve it
dashed into handcar on which were six
section men. Three of them were killed
and the others seriously injured.
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Prominent Business Man Suicides

OROVILLE, Sept. 27.-John T. Rowell,
one of the most prominent business men
OF this town, and owner in the Lumplin
planing-mill of Oroville and Lumpkin
saw mill OF Lumpkin, was found dead at
his house to-day in this town. Every
thing indicated that it was a case of
suicide and that morphine had been
taken. 1t is believed financial troubles
were the cause Of the act.
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Fort Rrao.o. in EIamns

FORT BRAGG Cal, Sept. 27.-The finest
resident portion of this town is burning.
The fire originated in the residence Of
George W. Perkins at Z o'clock. Three
hundred men are fighting the fire. There
is no water.
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Injury to a Baseball Park

LOUISVILLE (Ky.), Sept. 27.-The main
stand and the cottage at the Baseball Park
were burned at midnight. The fire was
of incendiary origin. The loss is $40, 900.
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Result of a FamIly Qnarrel.

PATERSON IN. j.. Sept. 27.-Fredericll
Mellenburg murdered his wife, wounded
his daughter and suicided to-day. 1t was
had recovered judgment against him for
certain moneys. To-day he had words
with his daughter Lena about the matter
and began to beat her with strap. The
mother interfered. Mellenburg drew a
revolver, shot his daughter, infiicting
slight wound, put bullet through his
wife's brain and then suicided.
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Both Thought to be Fatally Injured.
ORovILLE. Sept. 27.-This afternoon
scaffold broke and Lewis Kister and -
Mcdonald fell eighteen feet, striking on
the floor joists. Both are thought to be
fatally injured
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Bomb-Throwing Anarchists.

BOLOGNA (Italy), Sept. 27.-Two bombs
exploded outside of a bank yesterday.
Subsequently there was discovered a
large unexploded bomb charged with
nitro-glycerine, the explosion of which
might have wrecked half the city. Eighty
anarchists were arrested
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COMMISSIONERS PECK.

The Case Goes Over Until the First of
October.
ALBANY On. W, Sept. 27.-Labor Com
missioner Peck appeared in court to-day.
lie said he should not be called on to per-
NIT an examination of tariff statistics re-
ceived from New York manufacturers,
because they were given in confidence
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MORE SUSPECTED CASES.
Several Patients Removed From
the Bohemia Yesterday.
NO CHOLERA IN NEW YORK SINCE
THE 10TH INSTANT.

Terrific Electric Storm and Cloud
burst at Brunswick, Ga, Causing
Much Damage to Property-Snow
and Wind at Mount Washington,
n. H., Cause a Cessation of Railway
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-06-07
PUBLISHERS NOTICE.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

This Office is not responsible for the
private bills of any of its employees. And
no such accounts will be recognized or
paid unless accompanied by written
order from Il. b. JOHNSON, Manager.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-06-07
Keeping sunday.

When Miss Frere was travelling in Aus.
tralia some years ago she was greatly inn
pressed with the excellent manner in
which Sunday was kept One aspect of the
case, however. she found little comical
'On the first Sunday of ourstay in Bris.
bane," she says, II was summoned to a
mysterious interview with our landlady.
She had sent to me, she said, because she
wished to know whether we should object
to having the tea things on the table at
dinner.
"'The cooks, they won't cook dinner on
Sunday she explained, unless you call it
tea, and I'm sure you've no idea what a
trouble servants are in this country. We
can't make 'em do anything, and my hus-
band, he's college man, and Pm sure I've
always been ladyp
$50 we called our meal tea, but barring
the kettle and the teapot, it was a very
good dinner"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-06-07

brought rom This room last night, ana II,
couldn't restrain himself from keeping X
Here it is, gentlemen; a valuable thing,
Mr.. Bolls says. wants to know to which
of you it belongs"
Before the company could recover its
breath, Tom Brightley spoke.
"Mr. Junior" he said, "both Hisluck
and Potts had crosses of this description.
Potts has got the one he says is his. Clear.
ly this one must be Hisluck's."
"Hear, heart" shouted the barristers, in
delight at Potts discontinue. "Of course
it must be Hisluck's"
"Ah, Hisluck," said Tom, as the cross
was handed to the young fellow, lyon
needn't be ashamed to wear your cross
now Whatever you may Have thought il
was, there's no doubt now but that it is
real. "-London Truth. 4
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-06-07
A Bit of Superstition.

All my family being laid up with the in,
fuenza, our help, a girl born in the neigh
borhood, proposed the following cure to
my wife: To cut off some hair from the
hollow of the neck, put it in milk, and
give it to an animal to drink. The disease
would then be transferred to the animal,
and the patient would recover, while the
animal would die. She had been for sew
eral days trying to entice neighbours
dog, as she would not harm our own family
pets. This cure requires strict secrecy on
the part of the person who makes the Of
fering. Cor. Notes and Queries.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-06-07
AUTHORIZED COLLECTORS.

The following named are, the only
authorized collectors for the LIGHT:
HI. G. SCHUMACHER,
FRED SMALL,
WILL SCHUMACHER,
DAN. c. BITTER.
Subscribers are requested not to pay
their subscription without taking re-
ceipt. Il. B. JOHNSON, Mgr.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-06-07
ADVERTISING soLIc, cRs

j. A. Appler and r. E. Tatum are
authorized solicitors for the LIGHT. Our
patrons will please put all promises" or
understandings" In writing, in order
that there may be no "misunderstand-
ings" when the bill is presented.
T. B. JOHNSON, Mgr.
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FOR SALE,

Two fine corner lots, size Ill 166 feet
near West End, two blocks from street
car line, enclosed with good fence. For
LIGHT Office. 1:29tf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-06-07
FOR RENT.

A nice show window and Office room
INQUIRE at No. A E. Commerce. street. L
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-06-07
no ouRlEASTERN ADVERTISERS.

All advertising for the Daily and Week
ly LIGHT, must come to us through our
special agents, Messrs. Palmer & Rey
232 to 235 Temple Cou TT. New York.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-09-15

Thomas Parran, jr., Of Calvert county,
at present Deputy Collector Of Insernsl
Revenue, has been nominated by she Re-
publicans 70 contest This Congressional
district with Mr.. Compton. SPEAKING Of
the nomination the Eseniag Mess says:
"Mr. Parran is the candidate Of the FEEDER
al officials, and his nomination has mot
added that strength TO the Republican tick
ct that would have been given it BY the
nomination Of either Col. L. A. Wilmer,
Of Charles county, or Of !. Writ Randall.
OF Anne Arundel.
"Mr. Compton expresses great confidence
in his election, and Democrats from all
parts Of the District who visit headquarters
say that the party win carry the Fifth dis
trict by large majority"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-09-15
IN MEM0RIAM.

In loving remembrance Of orr beloved
and only daughter, NINA BLANCHE
DUNAWAY, who departed this life July
%, 1891, aged IL years and months.
Though long night Of thirteen months
have elapsed, darling. since last we beheld
thy lovely though wan and wasted features
in death, we still remember thee OF
In the silence we feel the impress ofthy an
gelic spirit hushing M TO golden dreams Of
reunion with thee in Heaven Ali holy
and happy thought flour Father wills &c
90 il were better thus. Iffhere be no res
ponsive echo 10 thy familiar voice In our
now lonely home, we feel thee nearer, dear
est, because that love which can only sub
sist between kindred spirits Is the endless
chain of communion between us on earth
and thou in the glory land, and u,
Dearest daughter, thou hast left Us,
And here thy loss we keenly feel,
Yet Ills God that hast bereft us;
He can all our sorrows heal.
BY HER LOVING PARENTS.
Died, ct Piney Point Lighthouse on Aug.
81, 1892 Mrs. THOMAS w. COSTIN, II
the SAN year Of her age.
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fhc night q such pers5H % De re-
stored. ana Arf may require ne
oucsfious Is Is coz<oborx:esi f.v iudeoan-
dent evidence IL In their discretion they
shall think proper; and II in answer 70
Iae,x 4ees 4 g eissA .ss.'slax pso.a.-
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lnscnizon Of returning = sofae oetnste
ni,e N ne f1,nra hs snail nos os en'stieu
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In compliance wiih the provisions 81 sid
Act &C Assembly. the respective psflcers Of
kegis:ration e. 5. Mars conasy vii
.,r he darH and hrfween ~ honrr aS'srs-
said. for Inc ourposc 81 rceisteFinn the 70
tiers az their respective districts IS aiore-
said n the following pieces. % wit:
The Ofsieer of Registration fbr tie Fi1st
Election District, will attend AZ
ST BTGUS, r. G.. Eszeita's Store.
,rn. f,,,,.a~ - r..,;.,~..,,.,, Il. -. Ca
ond Election Disfrsct wiil attend ~
YALLEY LEE
The f,s,,.er ~ r,s,;.,,.,;<, s,r,ha laird
Election ' Disfr;rt wiz .fsss,i a. - -
LE0NARBT0WE.
Tn.oa,..- - p.,.;s.-.,;.. e..,i. p.r..,
Election District will attend al
CHAPTYC0.
The oficcr of Registration for the Fifsh
Election District viii attend at
HIS HOME PLACE, aear Treat Hal.
The Officer az Rev;s,ration CIR the ssxtb
Election District will attend AZ
HOLLYWOOD rs. G. T1cnapsaa's Store. I
The oflicer Of Registration for the scv-
enth Election District viii attend at
AfLEsIUWA, lB9solfag's Store
The Officer az Registrat;on for fhe T;gh,h
Election District viii attend :. -
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-09-15

Mr.. Stephen G. King formerly Of Leon
ardiown, writing from Newark, under date
of september II, says:
Friday evening I went TO New YORK 10
hear the opening "gun" of this campaign,
that Is Tammany Halls Ratification, and
had the pleasure Of listening to the Great
Chief, Bourke Cochran. His reference 10
the Force Bill very much impressed me and
was in substance a. follows:
"But there is an issue which overshadows
all these. One which 10 of more importance
than any which have arisen since the civil
war. 1t Is the attempt of the Republican
party to control the elections of the several
States through the aid Of the Force Bill.
MIR. Hrrrison now declares that he Is in
favor Of Federal Election law which
should be prepared by a non-partisan
commission. (Such as the election Com
mission OF 1S76) This concession ID the
result Of faith born since 90. It 10 the
faith born of adversely. Let as keep on
giving Mr.. Harrison adversely so that while
ne loses office he may improve In his
personal qualities. This measure has been
tried with many attractive titles with the
hope that the people might swallow II, but
they were not TO be gulled, and the effort
to revive this time worn expedient Of
tyrants tooverthrow representative govern.
ment was unsuccessful Never has repre-
sentative government been assailed 20
openly. It's foundation has already been
sapped by the introduction Of measures
and customs ostensibly for lis good and in
the interest of order, but such 90 eventually
work TO secure lis downfall. Such Q
measure IL the force bill which the repub-
lican party still means 10 adopt. Hr.
Harrison may have shown evidence Of
change Of heart, but there Il no such evi-
dence given by Lodge, Hoar and Reed. all
of whom will be members Of the next
Congress and viii have more to say about
the passage Of q force bill. should that
Congress be republican, than win Dir.
Harrison"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-09-15

I'VE have added tq.curs stock dis seasons
supply Of SPRING AMI SUMMER
GOODS Wenviwa alIandluspeciioaor
stock Our prices araas low or lower than
usually fsund. We have naany novelties
oftAeseason. ladies f1ress Goods,
which early buyers ouly am. We pride
ourselves on styles anu challenge competi-
zion. II you want CHOICE Styles
and new stock % seIecs ffosn call and see
Us before -baying. Every season brings
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ders promptly attend q.
60 Samples furnished on application.
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NOTICE.

/ wish to inform my friends and the pub
l. lie generally that the recent death ofmy
brother Albert will cause no interruption
In the business of Edelen Bros. II win be
continued under the old firm name with
the same competent working force feel
that | am in position to serve your inter
est in every particular.
eB Refer by permission to J. w. Gust,
Cashier Of Continental National Bank, Bal
timore.
With many thanks for the liberal patron
age OF the past, and soliciting cnntinu-
ance, with the promise OF my efforts in your
behalf. am,
Very respectfully,
Aug LIT. T.. q. EDELEN.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-09-15


Friday, September 0. 1891.
A number Of additions &c the calendar Of
saints We're made by the Pope.
Mrs. Mamie Flynn, who was accidentlly
shot in the head by colored servant, died
after lingering two weeks.
Reports from Europe show decrease Of
new cases and deaths at the principal points
where cholera prevails
The Arrott Steam Power Company's big
mill, Ia Philadelphia, burned down yester-
day. Loss 100000; nearly covered By
insurance.
Emperor William has decided TO enter
his yacht, the Meteor, 10 compete for the
America cup in 1893. The Meteor was
formerly the Thistle. which was defesssd
by the Volunteer In 1887.
The officers at the Cape Charles quaran.
tine station are busy preparing 20 prosect
the Chesapeake bay from cholera and 70
deal properly with any cases thar may be
landed there.
Judge John NJ Robinson heard test
case Of oysier longing from Chester river
and fined the fisherman foy catching oys-
iers before the 18th Of September, because
the license does not permit it TO be done.
Saturday. September 10. 1892.
Wicomico will back ex-Goy. jackson or
Senator +. Stanley Toadvin for Congress.
The Maryland State Naval Militia num-
ben one hundred men.
John Mohr drank chloroform at his
home. 1886 Lancaster street, and died.
The coroner said II was q case Of suicide.
1t Is stated that the outlook Cor Maryland
oysters his season Is far, bus that the de-
mand Cor packing Is likely 20 make them
high.
The loss on i. u. Buid's shoe fxesory. n
Darlington, n J., burned ON Friday, Il
ssiimatea ~ &75so0. Adjoining property
was damaged $esOOO.
A census hullefin shove that the Me,h-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-09-15
OFFICE STATE BOARD EDUCATION.
BALTrMoRE, Mn.
September 5th, 1894.
The County School Commissioners Of ST.
Mary's County, Maryland.

september TN, tH8&.
The County School Commissioners Of ST.
Mary's County, Maryland.
Gentlemens-I am instructed % send you,
for your information, the following copy Of
the opinion Of Hon. John p. Poe, Attorney
General Of Maryland, given in response 20
The request, In writing. Of the State Board
Of Education. viz:
II Gee no reason why District School
Trustees should be excused nom taking tha
Oath Of Once prescribed by the Consfitu-
pointed under law "made pursuant" %
the Constitution and the general regulation
requiring aevery person hereafter elected
or appointed Of Office In this State 70 take
TIE Oath Of Once plainly includes them.
Section 10 Of Article ~ Of the Code, &C
amended and re-enscted by the Act Of
1891, Chap, 538, does not provide by whom
the Oath shall be administered to them, nor
repeal. either In express terms. or by i'm
plication, Sections and Of Article 20 Of
the Code, title "oficisl oaths," and, accord
ingly, an Of opinion that the District
School Trustees should take and subscribe
the Oath before the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court Of the several Counties, % provided
by Section 9 Of thai Article
Respectfully,
JoEN PRKSrrss PoE, Attorney General.
Please communicate the above 20 the
District School Trustees in Your county.
Very respectfully.
Z. b. PRKTTxxAE,
Secretary State Board Of Education
ORDERED.-Thatt the Trustees appoint
ed Cor the Scholastic year 1899 9S be and
they are hereby notified 10 qualify in pur-
suance 70 the above instructions.
By order of the Beard,
HENRY WINGATE, Secretary.
Sept Is 12-3s
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each of The designated days, Tor The pnr-
pose Of seeisteri0R the rDters Of said dis
tricfs, IS pfesczIt<1 ~ chapter 573 o. the
Acts paezed By The General Assembly 81
Maryland, # The January Session q lSg0-
IL b thought proper % publish in con-
nection with 4hIs nosice the suhjoined sec
items of The r<xisfratson law 50 far as they
are appl'cebIe - the counties. which bear
particularly upoa the power and duty Of
The kegiztrar md Die rights If the citizen:
B. Each &c Tie said officers Of registration
shall have in addition 70 the other powers
hereinafter conferred upon him or which
may be hereafter conferred upon him by
law during The respective times Of his ap.
pointed sittinW, the power of q justice Of
me peace y preserve order and enforce
obedience q hiz lawful commands 81 or
around his mace of registration: 10 keen
The access r. such place open and unob.
strucicd; n ent ard suppress riots. fu-
multi, violence and disorder. and all ether
improper practices ~, around or near to
his pace of registration tending 70 intimida-
ton or TO the obstruction Of the work of
registration, or the revision Of the regissra-
ton, and 70 protect and keep safe the reg
while In his custody and possession: he
may compel the presence Of witnesses be-
fore him while sitling ~ an officer OF regis
frafion for all purposes connected with the
performances Of the duties OF bis Office by
summops and attachment; he may while
sitting as such ctllcer Of registration com
NIT for trial any person committing al or
around his place pf registration any offense
forbidden By this article; he shall have the
power 70 issue any Oh said summons, at
tachments or commitments when sitting in
any county Of tbs State 70 the Sheriff Of
said county or 70 any constable thereof all
such processes shall besserved by said res
pcctise officers In the same manner as ifthey
were issued by the Judge Of court of re-
cord having jurisdiction OF the subject mat
ter or by justice Of the peace exercising
police powers within such respective jaris.
dictions; the sheriff or any constable in any
county in this Stale who shall serve any Of
said processes shall receive The same fees
and In like manner as Is or may be by law,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-09-15
SCHOOL NOTICE.

OFFICE BOARD SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
The Public Schools OF ST. Mary's county
viii be rc-opencd on
MONDAY, Sept 10Th proximo.
BY order OF the Board.
HENRY WINGATE, Secretary.
Aug 90 M