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leonardtoWn. Md.

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UN UNDERTAKING,

HAVING rented the property OF + ID.
Adams at Mechanicsville, ST. Mary's coun-
ty, | am nov prepared 10 furnish caskc;s,
collins and all burial goods, and 10 attend
funerals at the shortest notice and at prices
never before offered in ST. Mary's. Hop
ng 10 receive fair share of the patronage,
which will be highly appreciated by
Yours respectfully,
b. II. HICKS.
June 27-tl
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course, elected to succeed himself
upon the first ballot. The fight for
the Eastern Shore Senatorship is
between ex-Gov. jackson. Senators
John Walter Smith, John b. Brown,
John S. Writ, Hons. James Alfred
Pearce and Charles Gibson. There
is the usual number of politicians
on hand watching the fight and
working for their favorities. The
situation on the Eastern Shore
Senatorship was summed up, Mon
day evening, by Mr.. |. Freeman
Rasin when he said to Herald re-
porter.
"NO one can tell how this thing
is going, and it is a curious condi-
ton of affairs"
To man way down here in st.
Mary's it looks as if Gibson will
win.
BILLS.
Senator Writ has introduced a
bill to reduce the number of Colon
els on the Governors staff from 60
to 10.
Mr.. Sans has introduced q bill
to invest the direct tax to be refun-
ded the State by the Federal Gov
eminent for the use of the Public
Schools and the income therefrom
derived is to be apportioned by the
Comptroller to the City of Balti-
more and the several counties in
proportion to their school popula-
ton between the ages of 5 and 20
years.
An order has been adopted to
refer all bills relating to fish and
oysters to the committee on the
Chesapeake Bay and its tributaries.
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NOTICE.

In pursuance of the above order, here
by give notice that | have obtained from
the Orphans Court of ST. Mary's county,
Maryland, letters of administration on the
personal estate Of VIM. Franklin Combs,
late of said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the said deceased
are hereby notified To exhibit the same
with the proper vouchers attached thereto
10 the subscriber, on or before the 23rd day
Of May, 1892, they will otherwise by law
be excluded from the benefits of the said
estate. All persons indebted 81 the de-
ceased are requested to make immediate pay
ment TO the subscriber
GEORGE +. HUTCHINS,
Administrator
Nov 26 l-Gw
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Orphans Court of ST. Mary's County, Set.
Nov. %, 1891.
Ordered by the Court, That George +.
Hutchins, administrator OF VIM. Franklin
Combs, late of st. Mary's County, deceased,
give the notice required by law 10 the
deceased's creditors 10 exhibit theiI claims
and that the same be published once a
week for six successive weeks in the ST.
Mary's BEACON
Test: JAMES +. NJ. RALEY.
Register Wills for ST. Mary's county
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THE U. S. SENATORS.

Balloting for U. S. Senators be-
gan in the Maryland Legislature
Tuesday. Senator German was, of
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of thcc
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Algultran Guyo.
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a.sal,le sor,ra las snisrmedadss Sa del este, ss;
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ai,,stran medicinal es de donde Sc sacan
los principios antisepticos mas eficacesl
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glIklLVECAl
Or COMERCiANTE.

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aa, las nas kEss, assas los tssG pos nas "a
rssos IA. IA assstros aias rof As. 6esn'
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administration du B0letin Mer-
cantI a phonneur de prier Messieurs
les Annonciers franeais de vouloir bien
,emettre leurs ordres de Publicite a
MN. AMEDEE PRINCE & Gle, qui
sont les agents uniques ct exclusifs
de ce journal pour la Pableik Franeaiss
4. Anptaise.
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The Proprietors of the " Boletin
Mercantu have the honour of re-
questing English advertisers to hand
their orders to Mess. AMEDEE
PRINCE & c. who are the sole
Agents for all English G. French
Advertising.
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C0lfkBlLIDlD
MU NICIPA l..

Jssxo somp.sse de L.eloa ARE.
.laIos d Ice torm mHlarios paeliea-
les per o. 6eAastse General
Impress as soass eaAaes para
lom Meas iplesa
lie vsaaa us u iGprsna Sel
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Boletip Hercantil dc Puerto-I,ico.

PERIODICO .CONsAGRALl>
la DEFENSA DE LOS INTERESTS lAt10BLILS il 4REKNl
0RaAE0 De Los EspkkClEs hlCICEblEs ID ls0glCe
cONDICONEs GENERALEs aeordadas por la Direccit,
para tCda cIsse de renitidos anuncios.
publication ae los medic ecntraios preso
vnconaes que determnaran en- tcs riamos.
Los rsmdos gseetss dben vn sItorzadoa
hrmA del auns ponsebidd consesueaca
naa con Ia dc persona responsible es 81 page
Los originates de remid gseesa
dsvus!tos pubhquen
La del pi6dco eorsdsda r eentmsra
Dc largo
II anuncisnts tsndr dho egr muds pua Ia
pnScac anuncoa En-
10 p.S gobTe s precio de ta7faj
III csnte eeiS
dA una hon n6csc6n Dc 10 pS scbe los prscos t.ri
Hnanans rec'bs Ietaco cada ntmsro zp
viara . primer nhmer
Para los usepoes del FoI.E ssls eeu m q,
vsniao, aseci6n correspondence sxsvss
Los suscrptors ndrdn 30 Dc setrs 81 rrseio d Z,
estilaE, comuneados remitaos o
impofte Dc aa suscfpeonss estAs comuk
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poE imprsvisa dsjsM psddeo mr on.pt.
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ENCUADEREAGfCN
vEL "BOLETIk EEKCAHTI y

"a ts.a secoi6n DE- la casa, nontada con
eodos lon eiemen'os necessgIoe provista de
na trisles de primera ctaae se hacen encua.
icrnaclo eg CT hoIanoeea, artona, pasta es.
,,ano,s. pc, de 'cvsnte con re ewes, todo per.
ecto 4 Urec,Ca reducidOs.
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FOR MEDICINAL USE
NO EUSEL OIL
THE noRsE AND clnnIAsE TRADE
Dealers Report Plenty OF business In Both
Industries.


| The horse market is moderately active. with
n demand for high-class matched pairs and
saddle horses that can fence some Good driv
crs. too. command ready sale at prices that
make brcedin;: them profitable.
The following are standard quotations in the
local market Matched pairs of carriag. horses.
$500 to S1.15o: good sadilrrs. $3.50 to 81 900
each teams OF truck or express horses. $500
to $3.50: good drivers. $500 to 500 each: bust
ness horses. 81 - t. $3.50 each and roadstcrs.
S11O to S17O.
In the carriage business brisk trade con-
tinucs. There was n good demand for light.
fancy traps last week, and several brakes of
the larger sort were sold. At Flandrau & Co.'S
two repositories. broadway and Fiity-hrst
street and $40 Broomu street. ono can find
elegant carriages for town and country usn, of
the best grade and of every variety OF design.
color and weight.
styles. Van Tas ell 4 k"a'n,y. $50 to -. at
Thirteenth street: har" an immense stock OF
second land carriages in iirst-clas- condition.
At their auction sales On Tuesdays and Fri
days. numbers of these are sold at Drlces away
Their" il fine. display OF carriages Of all
sor,S ut the repository % j. NJ. luinhy 4 60.
"n 'vis,on es'. NswIrk onnos'.e the De rE
new btn kes and the beautiful! virtorias and
ccabrioets excite the admiration Of all who sec
Bradley \ Co.. II Warren street, make bug
giles with four styles of bodies and the easiest
riding springs ever invented Their two
wheelers, with the new com hinaton lody. arc
among the most desirable on the mark ct.
They are absolutely free from ho,s motion.
Edward tHllanan's Sons new repository at
1.o22 broadway. is well stocked wit dc siral 10
carriages Tor spring and summer use. Sew.
eral second hand carriages may he had there
at reasonable figures Designs and estimates
for new work are, promptly IA nisheI ut his
factory. ~ West Forty-tourth street
The Columbia Wagon Company. makers Of
the &c ~ rated E"lirse steel farm wagon.
have II large assert nrnt Of bushes, wagons
IN their New York headquarters. ADJ West
Fifteenth street. Their prices are mod"ratn.
business wagons and carriages are retaiieu at
wh" "sale prices hy the Mutual Wagon and
Carriage Company. 30 Iiud..o street First
by r 7. Westerllcl,i. u Thompson street,
and harness. domestic and imported. is at
tracing many purchasers. His repository is at
- and 80 Wooster street The Ii. H. Bnhcnck
Company have produced some beauti' III
broughams this season. Their rockaways.
road wagons. and pony carts are very hand
some
Any kind Of a vehirle can he purchased ofthc
Stmdehakcr Bros. Manufacturing Company.
265 to 2j7 Canal street. hey al $50 carry II full
line Of harness and whips. Handsome. durable
pleasure carriages of all kinds. including
triple Surveys and buck bnards for two, three.
or four passengers may be had of }. f. Good
rich Co, ,ESi Broadway. {. c. Sch dwachter,
l.S>So TO .S$3' Park avenue has varied ssort-
ment OF fine carriages. which are cold at the
lowest market prices.
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wont to tho front with some clean hitting.
M%9 MIR pGgnsd w nn sns
with q single. Rnse shut down on any more
hits In that inning. but New York was two
runs IN tho IN S Two eg Hnses ' nS
balls. and n couple OF outs Mt first doing the
oq In tbsir hal, ~ tho eighth tho New Yorks
showed n fine srurt. o'Y;ourkc had reached
irst on balls. and then with two men 2 pni
yGns Sa @ it snnarny sent az It hu
Ting over the rorea LEFT corner \ slrintcr
Ike Hamilton was unable To get the ball any.
easily. That was ali the New Iorks could do
at that time. but they were now but one run
S hnn n%1R hs sI ninh V Nth bea0u line
drive To ccntre for u homn run. The nsNt
three hattcrs were cNtingnsh"d' and 'nen ,ho
posed New Was their las; chance. luSio. was first.
and lie lit haId 10 Nulv"y. who n,adcS, pretty
evcrynody to shouting ~ lifting the tall to
right for base Tnsn T!Srnn Ta rTiier sr nG
p pee d, f TO second Ws Ternan who had been
running since he hit the ball, was at first.
Then Buck Ewing camo W, grim and do'er-
Knock the stulIine ou'cn it. Buck yelled
Viii two strikes on, the New York cart1in1 :;
ratisd un to third 1psS Line IN" thu n"o .o r
na, hn S anrs Hsh 'T Haro
Smashed an ugly one to third hat
Muiyey could not got his, hands on. and Tier.
nan came home with til" tiring run Buck
tried to take third on the hit. tut was caught.
and ORourke's fly to Thompson ended the
inning. A great many "n!,,okrrs were now
very rod IN the face ns "A result Of yelling. and
everybohy requested the New Y"rks to do
something IN the tenth, That inning yielded
no runs. but had not la milton done some mar
vellous fielding the New York, would have
scored Gore Lyons. and husic all hit ugly
ones to left. that were neatly taken rare OIL
The Uuakcrs were easily put out in the tenth
and eleventh. and when Fuller came ur in tho
last half Of the eleventh victory seemed to ne
in the air. lie hit saucy one at MuiNty VINO
first fimhled and then threw low t" ilrst. tho
ball rolling between conn RS feet. and FULLER
went to third on tho error. Herman was called
out on strikes but Wcyhing was a n lie ratified.
and a wild pitch let Fuller in with the winning
rim The score:
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WHAT A CLORIOyS TRIU pal!

That's what heard on all sides AT ,;ravescni yes.
tsrday as Judge Morrow and Pessara flashed pas tLs
post for the br"okyn Handicap 1t subscribers Of
tho Racing Private Information Agency that thus
gave vent TO their feelings The Agency has been
sending Judge Morrow to win and Pessara for the
place for month past Now. there Is no buncon.
nonsense shout this statement and In proof Of 1t the
Manager invites anybody who produce letter or
telegram sent BY the Agency that named any other
horse for the Brooklyn Handicap forward the
to this paper aud for each and every OF such
saRes or istters tho Agency Will nay $1,000 II THIS
straight upand-down challenge does convince he
public That fortune'mah ing Information Is obtained
and sent out by this Agency. then surely nothing Will
To-day ana evyry day during tho brooklyn meeting
our Matches wires. ono horse only race Will DO
sent on the usual terms. Ten dollars days
ana promise OF per cent. on winnings gained tin
by Just Try one weeks messages and you viii never
seek for information elsewhere. Address the Man.
sger, box 2,3o5. New f"rk city, Fourpage explanatory
prospectus free on application.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-17
ALL READY TOR THE SIGNAL.
Final Preparations for the Harlem River
KcEn TT.

RcEn til.
The delegates to the Harlem Regatta Association cid
meeting last night a. the Grand union Hotel for the
purpose OF completing details for treir spring regatta
next Saturday afternoon The his y con.
fined TO members of the association only. being the
first closed regatta held by tLs organization some
years By prcrions arrangement. clubs who had
tered crews were al owed un las ni:ht the privilege
OF withdrawing any crew. penalty havim. bseu
placed upon crews or settlers not Withdraw. and not
starting.
There has been a discussion going on for some time
between the association and The New York wing Club
III reference 10 the prize cups they having been IN
shape when returned from the New York Row ng Club
Mr.. Rockenbaugh of the latter club sail that while
belieyd the cups wer. not in good fondtion when
Esnse T Fl p"nt ne IN e%r me .f sh
clu' h,tlonsh Withdrawn rom active Iaric,pati"n in
TO advance rowing, and would. ii the ASSOCIATION de-
NE .; tie junior fouroared shell crew of tho
D"n 81 Re- n rus ana Of T. Kneinirank Junior
AFTER he .nIies closed By permission Of tie
cT Hhs IN eaen event, per%i,,ed 70 row: ,..
rI TN H., r%n,np Eoa ~ :s5rs1:a
s% 5T "l ns n r s ad sss
crew The order of the events decided upon was a.
y o.ock fret heat unto, sinE:e:: l::3o oeloos.
IS s"f nar o %rs?cE o a9o1e ..snn
Lca; ju2."r ionr.. 2ti %,oiosk; Er., Iest. junior
% "cA,, ssmor singles, @c"ck' senior ioni.osrsd
shells. 81 O'Clock. tnal OF jGnl0r sin ges O'Clock,
Aua of Junior Ts $50 o'clock. final OF Junior eHhts
4 nriUrh sen ~ r eighi.,
ja'lar slns>yS lea nfr4ns. Lawrence.
.. aud Mw.cHtrc. 3 .ecoi d hea-Roe.sle 1: Davis q
HuwLr,. =
y ublc srnlIs Neslers. /: Manhattan A. c., and ..
Juno; roIroarrd shells FIRST he.t-tnion. i:
n"Un1le,;,, = Metropolitan 8 second heA-In,on /;
Nuunar"il =
,.Jrnt"r l.ght cared sEos.First heat Bohemian. |:
Friendship. :; New N"rk Nih'rir Chm, g. Second heat
--Cr.un,bi,, |: paHE es-. .. NNtnuS",3
SENIOR NiHgleS--lieauy. J; Nhins, :; Howard 3:
Stevens. 4.
StiI"r FuuF Dared she hA!nnth. J. Friendship. >;
Man ran 3.
senior fiyhrs-Collr hin |: New grx 4. C.. .
All positions uulh ;IutI She New ork shore
II vas dec dch that In ets having three or more
sHrer- tile rrst aud C nd men " IL row III the nnn.
bat hrns having onI! iwo sta: els the winner Will
only III the mail