The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1893-11-11
THE LEGISLATURES.
Personnel of the Next General ASSEM-
bly, of Maryland.

The General Assembly of Maryland at its
session beginning January |, 1894, will be
composed of these members:
Senate.
Allegany-James NJ. Sloan. Republican.
Anne Arundel-Robert Moss, Democrat,
holdover.
Baltimore City--First Legislative district
Charles H. Evans, Democrat, holdover +;
Second Legislative district, William Cabell
Bruce. Democrat; Third Legislative dis
trict, Thomas G. Hayes, Democrat holdoyer.
Baltimore County-John Hubner, Demo
crat, holdover.
Calvert-Thomas Parran, Jr., Republican.
Caroline-Thomas A. Smith. Democrat.
Carroll-Pinkney J. Bennett, Democrat,
holdover.
Cecil-Charles C. Crothcrs, Democrat.
Charles-Sydney L. Mudd, Republican.
Dorchester-Joseph H. Johnson, Demo
crat.
Frederick-Jacob NJ. Newman, Democrat,
holdover.
Garret-R. A. Ravenscroft, Republican.
Harford-Wm B. Baker, Republican.
Howard-John G. Rogers, Democrat, mold
over.
Kent-Wiliam P. Hepbron, Democrat,
holdover.
Montgomery = Hattersley w. Tab Oft,
Democrat.
Prince George s-William D. Bowie, Demo
crat.
Queen Annes-W WOODLAND P. Findley,
Democrat.
Somerset-Levin L. Waters, Democrat,
holdover.
St. Mary's-Washington Wilkinson, Re
publican.
Talbot Oswald Tilghman, Democrat.
Washington-David Seibert, Demo crat,
holdover.
Wicomico-E. Stanley Toadvin. Democrat,
holdover.
Worcester-John Walter Smith, Democrat.
House of Delegates.
AIlegany = Joseph B. Stottemyer Will
liam Sleeman, John Il. Shuck, Hugh Nc
MILAN, John H. Jones, all Republicans.
Anne Arundel-James r. Brashears,
Charles Sappington, George w. Hyde,
George NJ. Murray, all Democrats.
Baltimore City-First Legislative district /;
George c. Keenan,, Edward D. Fitzgerald,
Joseph W. HAZEL, George 4. Vernetson,
William II. B. Fusselbaugh OF =, Samuel E..
Atkinson, all Democrats Second Legislative
district, Thomas S. Baer, Charles H. Carter,
Archibald Il. Taylor, Charles W. Field, John
Hemsley johnson, James II. Preston. all
Democrats; Third Legislative district; Daniel
w. Stubs, Henry Hassenkamp. Joseph P.
McGonigle, Philip Singleton, VIM. d. Robin
son, John T. Williams, all Democrats.
Baltimore County-James B. Councilman,
John C. Bosley, Frederick S. MyerIy, Os-
borne |. Yellott George +. Kieffer, Thomas
G. Carter, all Democrats.
Calvert-Wallace Owings, VIM. H. Dowell,
all Republicans.
Caroline-Henry Il. Lewis, Albert w. Sisk,
all Democrats.
CarrGlI-Benjamin F. Selby, Noah Sullivan,
Johnnie E. Beasman, John Wesley Bggs, all
Democrats.
Cecil-GeOrge S. Woolley, Frank H.
Mackie, Richard l.. Thomas, all Democrats
Charles-John Il. Stone, Democrat, George
Medley, Republican.
Observation-Disclosures p Phelps, William f.
Applegarth, Levi D. Travers, all Democrats.
Frederick P. Wood, Col. John R.
Rouzer, James p. Perry, Andrew A. Amman,
George W. Crum, Jr., all Republicans.
Garret-A. Frederick George, j. George
Kolb, all Republicans.
Harford-Samuel S. Beyard. Harold Scar
boro, DR.. Thomas B. Hayward, John o.
Stearns. all Democrats.
Howard-Louis P. Haslup, Humphrey D.
Wolfe, all Democrats.
Kent-Enoeh George Clark, Thomas Ro-
maine Strong, all Democrats.
Montgomery Elisha c. Etchison, William
H. Lamar, Robert M. Mackail all Demo
Gratis.
Prince George s-Joseph S. Wilson, George
NJ. Smith, Dent Downing, all Democrats.
Queen Anne's-Wm. Henry Legg, John O.
Phillips, Charles W. Clements, all Demo
Gratis.
Somerset-Oliver p Byrd, VIM. A. Tull,
Philetus A. Cannon, all Republicans.
ST. Mary's-Wm. F. Chesley, John S.
Jones, all Republicans.
Talbot-0rmond Hammond, William Col
Inns, Francis G. Wrightson, all Democrats.
Washington Norman B. Scot, Jr., John Fl.
Harp, Tilghman J. Fahrney, Jeremiah B.
Cromer, all Republicans.
Wicomico-Thomas S. Roberts, Albert w.
Robinson, Ebenezer G. Davis, all Democrats.
Worcester-Lloyd Wilkinson, Jerome I.
Hayman, Peter Whaley, all Democrats.