Smyrna times., 1892-02-10
Maryland Items

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Maryland Items.
John Spurry is in Jail at Easton on
the charge of running a floating bar
room.
VIM Cacy, prominent citizen Of
Kent county, died at his residence near
Masseys, on Jan. 9th, aged - years.
Capt. w. S. Schley has been detached
from the command of the cruiser Balti-
more and assigned to duty as inspector
of the third lighthouse district, with
head quarters as New York.
Charles T. Wrightson, fruit packer
Of Easton, made an assignment for the
benefit of his creditors on Tuesday,
February 8 The assignees gave bonds
in the sum Of $4,000.
The Morning Herald, Baltimore, says:
The Original Gibson man" is very nu-
meruUs in Maryland. Strange how
politicians swarm to successful man
like bees around sugar barrel.
The Rev. A. ID. Davis has resigned
his pastOrate in the NJ. E. Church at
Delmar. I he official board Of the
church passed complimentary resolu-
tions on the acceptance of the resigna-
ton.
A gentleman WhO has travelled all
over the country and observed the sen.
timent of the people reports to a repre-
sentative Of the Baltimore Sun a great
preponderance in favor of ex P.esi-
dent Cleveland.
A call has been issued for a cOlored
State Convention to be held at Annap-
oils, on March 18th, for the purpose Of
considering the educational, industrial
and political interests of the colOred
people of the state.
The bill repeating the Eastern Shore
law was made the order the day for
March l. in the Maryland House of
/ Delegates, the House 10y vote of II to
/ % defeating the motion for its indehn-
/ .te pO>tPoucmtut,
}. r Starkcy, principal of the Still
! Pond Public school, fell aud broke his
leg in ChestertoWn, Md, on Friday,
! February ) He was on his way to at
tend "A meeting of the teachers associa-
ton, when he slipped on the icy pave
meut.
John T. McCauley, brother of Rev
James A McCauley. ID. d., ex-Presi-
dent of Dickinson College, and closely
connected with the NJ, Cauley family Of
Cecil county, committed suicide on
Wednesday morning. He was en-
/ ployed as a watchman at the COntinen-
tai Bank, corner of Charles and Ger.
man streets, Baltimore.
Hdckett Macbeth.-At st. Andrews
Church in Queen Anne's on Thursday,
DR.. John Hackett, and Miss Jessie
Macl eth, a teacher and for some time
principal of CrumptOn school, we're
married. The ushers, Messrs. &. j.
Sudler, join Hendricks, Woodlin
Hackett, and Julian Power, led the
way.
On Wednesday, State Senator Daw-
son introduced bill to ratify and con-
firm the act authorizing Caroline cOun-
~ to subscribe $50, 600 to the Delaware
and Chesapeake Railroad Company
also bill which is in the nature OF an
acceptance of the additional apprOpri-
ton to be received by the Maryland
Agricultural College from the United
States Government.
Since the death of Mrs. Rebecca
Seth, at Baldwin's in Cecil county, al
the age of l03 years, Mrs. Kirk, o
ZION, and Mrs Mary Currier, living
near Jackson, are said to be the oldest
person in the county. The former i,
said to be l02, the latter being in her
lO4th year. Mrs. Currier is a remark
ably we'll preserved woman, her mind
is clear, she is only slightly deaf and
her eyesight is but slightly impaired. =
Wing.
A resolution was introduced in the
Maryland House of Delegates Thurs
day, declaring that the Democrats o.
Congress should deal with the subject
OF tariff reform, whether by general
bill or otherwise, upon the broad lines
marked out by President Cleveland,
/ ulNSSh ~ VI 1901 anu llt
Mills bill. After warm debate th,
resolution was made the order of tn,
day for Thursday next.
To Stop Pool Selling in Maryland. "A
bill has been introduced in the Legis
latnre, which, if passed, will put out o
existence the one remaining pool sell
ing firm in the state.
1t is aimed at Lynn & Wall, dOinJ
business in Arlington. Two years ago
, "A law was passed forbidd!ng pool sell
,, ing at any other place than at rae
q track, and then only when there wa:
racing. All the pool rooms at Balti
more at once Suspended business ex
ctpt Lynn q Wall.
Deafness Can't BE Cured
2 by local applications, as they cannO
? reach the dise eased portion of the ear
n There is only one way to cure deafnes,
). and that is by constitutional remedie,
Il Deafness is caused by an inllamed cor
n diIiOn Of the mucous lining of the Eus
i taChian rube. Wh,n this tube get
a iu0amcd sou have rumbling soun
= or imperfect hearing, and when it
e entirely closed deafness is the resul
ap1 nt,l.a.y fba inN l.