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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-03-31

AS had been anticipated, the Presi-
Mt sent to the Senate Wednesday the
animation of ex-Congressman Her.
an Stump, of Maryland, to be super
,tendent of immigration IN the Treas
~ Department. The appointment is
me which will be generally satisfact-
orv to the members of both houses OF
Congress, who have been associated
with Mr.. Stump during his two terms
of service il Congress, and his noml-
nation will doubtless be promptly
confirmed by the Senate. AS chairman
of the committee onimmi grafton IN the
last House, Mr.. Stump took leaclng
part in the inquiries into immigration
matters, including the Investigation OF
the conduct of business at the Ellis
Island immigrant station, in New York
harbor. and the inquiry into the dam
ger of the importation Of cholera and
other diseases into this country by the
landing OF immigrants, and the reports
drawn by him were valuable contrlo'-
lions to the knowledge of Congress on
these subjects. His bill to facilitate
the en- forcement Of the immigration
laws, which was passed in the last days OF
the last session, was the only immigra-
ton legislation enacted during the last
Congress, and under it the Treasury
Department will be better enabled to
keep out immigrants who on account
of disease confirmed pauperism or 9TH
er reasons are undesirable for citizens
of the United States. Mr.. Stump's
activity IN these matters has not made
him popular with some Of the steam
ship companies, and it is understood
most of the opposition to his appoint
ment came indirectly from them. He
will be commissioned and will take
charge of the Office as soon as he has
been confirmed by the Senate.
The salary is 81, 900, and its patron
age is limited to one chief clerk at 81,
900 and clerk at $1,000
Mr.. Stump resides at Be'air, Md,
and was born on Darlington Farm, a
well-known ancestral estate on the
Chesapeake bay in 1887. In 1856 he
was admitted to the bar, and began
the practice of law in Belair, persuing
that profession to the present time
Mr.. Stump was elected to the Maryland
Senate in 1878, and was president Of
thae body two years latter. He pre-
sided over the democratic State con-
vention of 1879, which nominated
Hon. VIM. T. Hamilton for Governor
The new commissioner served as
Representative in Congress from the
second Maryland district in the Fifty
first and Fifty-scond Congresses, bu'
was not a candidate for reelection -
He was chairman of the House com
mittce On immigration, last Congress
and took an active interest in the i'm.
migration problem, being the author o.
several ideas on the subject which were
embodied in the law.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-03-31
News Items.

There is no reason why children should be
sores and glandular swelings when such a
pleasant, effective, and economical medicine
as Ayers Sarsaparl.a MY be procured of the
nearest druggist. B.. sure you get Ayers.
The factional war in the Ckoctaw nation,
engendered by the gubernatorial campaign of
last summer, has broken out afresh and a col
lision between the factions seems unavoidable
Antleris, presents the appearance of an armed
camp. Armed bands of Indians are IN ,rching
upon the town. Both factions are bitter and
determined to fight to the death, if necessa-
ry.
"For long time | suffered with stomach
and liver troubles, and coulI find no relief uu
til began to use Ayers Pills. [ took them
regularly for few months. and my health
was completely restored" D. W. Baine, New
Berne, n. c.
Edward huntington had his skull fra.tur-
ed by the kick of horse at Eastport. Con-
dtion critical.
Tested and Approved. J. NJ. Littig, E-q.,
Pres. Marine Nat Bank, Baltimore, Md. says:
81 have tested Salvation Oil and find it an ex
cellent remedy for neuralgia" Keep it in
your family.
Louisa Hepp, aged lOI years, died neal Bel
air.
Marine signal tower will be erected at Wat
kins' point.
81 used Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup in ny fam
lily and found its work marvellous. No house
hold is complete without it. Chas. Schobe,
80 Norris st, Balto., Nd"
Naval academy boat club will row Ana los
tans Of Washington.
1t is, to say the least, wrong for anybody to
go to church or public meeting, and disturb
the preacher or orator coughing. Use DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup at once.
Miss Edith Greer, well-known young lady
of Denton, is dead.
House of Emma Brooks, colored, burned
down near Prince Frederick, Calvert coun-
ty.
Don't. If a dealer offers you a bottle of
Oil without labels or wrappers, or
in mutilated or defaced package, don't touch
it, don't buy it at any price, you can rest as
sured that there is something wrong, it may
be dangerous and worthless counterfeit.
Insist upon getting perfect, unbroken, genu
he package. Price 25c.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-03-31

The Easter coincidence are very odd.
Not to speak Of the bonnet it will be
noticed that the little chickens in the
store windows are also accompanied py
bills.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-03-31

The color of our warships generally
is white, but in the case of the New
York, all things considered, would 1t
be compliment to it or Tammany to
paint it striped.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-03-31

And yet why should the very natural
desire to preserve our forests prevent
Assistant Postmaster General Maxwell
swinging his axe?
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-03-31

There are thousands who won't care
what happens to Delewares peach crop
since frost seems to have bitten the
plums.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-03-31
B B. EAk.N$HAW 4 BRO
March 1O-Iv WASIiEEr,
JURY LIST

7 Hereby GER rlFY thaL the tnll"win
c"mprIs'. The ptnrl, "f The Grand and PelI'
Jurors selected Ia serve n III. ensuing Tern.
II tins Cntltr. winch rnuv.u.S al PIPER Maj
bore "n he FIRST MONDAB, being the ;,r,
day Ut April lSfl3
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-03-31
NOTICE

The County Commissioners will meet on
Tuesday. April 18th. 1898, for the purpose OF
amounting Supervisors for the current ye ar.
BY order of the Board
ThOs. Williams
{1elk
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-03-31
WANTED

Honest energetic men to solicit ders for
STOCK
Expenses and Salary to those who can leave
home and devote all their time to The work
or liberal commissions to local agents. State
age, occutation and choice of territory.
Address r. G. CHASE Il Co,
1880 SO. Penn Square, Philadelphia, Pa.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-03-31

But then, some people are never sat-
isfied. More saloons will not put an
end to GROWERS.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-03-31
$1,000 REV. ARD !!

A REWARD Of One THOUSAND Dol
n lars will be paid for the arrest and con
victon of the party or parties who murdered
Francis: M. Bowie on Sunday: the 2G'l day
of March 1893.
3. H. C.. BOWIE.
March 3lst-tf Il. lRN ING EoNlE
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-03-31

Itch for office may be disease, but
so far many haven't got it.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-03-31
Farmers Alliance
A Strong Protective Associ atlon
,litical Circles.

I
w the 1'rieet of
an evidence, note the following
A good nickle watch, warranted for time
only ................ ....S oO
A good niekle watch, warranted for time
only. W
good silver watch reduced to ...... g 90
A good silver watch reduced to ...... 7 so
Solid silver watche from IS to 10 90
A nickle clock warranted for time.... 95
A nickle alarm clock warranted for time so
All S-day solid walnut clock. ......... 8 so
An day fine parlor clock. 5 80
Good silver plated teaspoons, only. 81
Better silver plated teaspoons. only. 20
Best silver plated teaspoon, only 80. LOO
We can fit your eyes to spectacles and
Eyeglasses. and have them from 25c up.
Fine solid gold spectaces for. ....... 3 70
OEverything suitable for presents iu
Jewelay, such as Pins, Chains, LOcketts,
Earrings, Sleeve Buttons, etc.
N. B.-Watches cleaned.......... 90
Mainsprings. .............. l 90
Clocks repaired from ....................6Ocu up.
~ ~
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-03-31

The close of Lent is in sight. So are
Easter bonnets.-Boston News,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-13

make an official visit to the subordinass
tribes.
King Philip tribe will confer the adop-
ton degree upon two candidates this
evening. The social committee are max
ing ARRANGEMENTS to hold a supper and
social early in the coming month.
Wathemoket tribe will meet this even
ing, when there will b. work In one Of
the degrees.
M~innehaha council. Daughters Of Poca-
hontas, met last Monday evening. There
was [. large attendance. The social com
mittee reported that arrangements had
been made to hold a social Tuesday even
ing, October "a. Baker Brothers orches-
ira will furnish the music.
At the meeting of Tahoma tribe, last
Friday evening, two applications for
membership were received. The
work OF the adoption degree
was rebearsed. Dsputy Great
Sachem 4. 4. Cox was present and in
stalled the newly appointed braves, war
rlors and guard Of the forest. At the
meeting this evening the social COM
mittee will make it's report, and the
adoption degree will be conferred upon q
number OF candidates.
Degree of Pocahontas branch of the or
der has prospered during the great sun,
and many councils have been organized TO
assist in the grand work of disseminating
R~edmanship. The value Of this degree ms
an adjunct to the order cannot be too high
ly estimated.
The great council Of California recently
offered a prize of 500 for the best adoption
of a paleface, and four tribes competed.
G. G. of r. C. C. Conley states hat there
are at present 1000 council fires burning in
the United States.
The councils of the Degree OF Pocahontas
made a net gain in membership of 8, 240and
of new councils 55. The total membership
Is 1928 and of councils 205.
The great keeper of wampum reported a
balance in the general fund of s23, OPS. IA; in
the widows and orphans fund, s3,S65.34,
and In the yellow fever fund, s6S5.95.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-13

One Of tho best known members OF the
ord, in this state IL j. M. Washburne OF
St George lodge. who holds the pos ition
Of grand master OF exchequer In
the grand lodge. Brother Wasburnc
is Que of the every day knights Ut the
juris lictiol ~ he Is ready at u and all
times to labor for the good OF his lodge.
the order or the members in general. In
his own lodge he held the position OF
keeper OF recods aud seal and
his knowledge Of the ord, r
places him In a position to give valuable
advice to the officers and members OF the
lodge. Personally. Brother Wasnburne is
aL extremity pleasant maj to converse with.
and has a pleasant word for all. fr, m the
head of the order to the latest made
knight.
Rhode Island lodge held o we'll attend
ed meeting last Monday evening. The
most Of the time was spent Ia discussing
the social interests OF the
lodge. as IL Is tie intention
Of the members to indulge in elements OF
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-13

There are but n 70 members OF the
order in this state who do not know
Brother Henry Normandy OF Tahoma
tribe. One OF the pleasantest things In
the world TO Brother Normandy is the idea
being called brother. Time after time he
has been requested TO accept some re-
sponsible position In his tribe, but with
out avail. He will not take Office
but is always ready to assist
In the work Of the order.
No event Of the order other than the
meetings Of the great council is COM
plete without the presence OF
Brother Normandy. and Tahoma
tribe has not a more constant attendant.
He il also a member Of Enterprise lodge. X.
OF p, aud what may he said OF him In
his career in the Red Men will apply to
his connections In the Knights OF
Pythias.
Metamora tribe will hold Its semi
monthly meeting his evening when The
adoption degree will be confer red upon a
number of candidates.
The great sachem and suite will soon
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-13
1Doings Of FraternaI Orders.

Of the lodge. An invitation was extended
to Damascus lodge of Worcester to pay
the lodgs . fraternal visit, they
to set the date to suit their own conven-
fence. Brother John O'Neil was prese e.
and had Just returned from the Worlds
fair, and . moro interesting description
Of the many wonders of the world has
not been given by any member OF the or
der In this state. AT the meeting next
Wednesday evening a social committee
will be appointed aud the rank OF esquire
will be conferred.
Grand Reaper of Records aud Sal
William A. Wilson attended the session
Of the grand lodge OF New Hampshire
last Wednesday. He arrived home today.
Tie members OF Elmwood council OF
the Grad ORIENT, held a meeting last
Wednesday evening to make arrange
ments TO revive the order. It was de-
cided to have the officers oil the old coun-
Gil perform the work anu ut the meeting
OF the lodge next Wednesday evening the
date of the meeting will BIS announced.
There will be at least thirty candi iates
for the degree.
St. Elmo lodge conferred the second
and third rank upon one candidate last
"wednesday evening. Ga Wednesday.
evening, October 25, the officers and
members of Eureka lodge will paw the
lodge n fraterDAi visit, when tie degree
team from the visiting lodge will exem-
plify the secret work OF the first rank.
Rhode Island division of the Uniform
rank met last Monday when It
was decided to celebrate the TIVE fth
anniversary OF the division on Monday
evening. Oct. 20. by having a bang set and
a reunion. Past Captain A. b. GladdinG.
Captain john G. Purkis and Sir knight
II. o. Carpenter were appointed a com
mittee on invitations, and Lieutenant
G lionel j. d. Carpenter the COMMITTEES
on supper.
Deputy Grand Chancellor Andre " Nc
Kenzie, accompanied by past chancellors
j. b. Wentworth aud A. ID. VIII
liams of What Cheer lodge. visited
Abraham Lincoln lodge last
Wednesday evening and installed
the newly elected vice chancellor. pre-
late, keeper of records and sell. ma ter OF
finance and inner guard. The senior past
chancellor, William II. King, was pre-
SEM ed with n handsom past chancellor's
j.wel. Next Wednesday evening the
lodge will meet In the new hall owned by
Anchor lodge.
At the meeting of What Cheer division
last Friday evening, the following COM
mittees were appointed on the union
ball: Recorder Stephen g. Gowdy.
herald; John X. Lowell and Sir
knight william II. Arthur, on the ami
versary Of the division, Mai 'r j.
b. Wentworth. Sir Knight G. K.
Lewis aud James McGreRor,
aud an entertainments committee,
Consisting OF Sir knight George Mac
Namara, II. L.. Morse and G. Ii. Kennison.
The date OF he anniversary Is Monday.
Dec. 5. and the date of the other events
are TO be named at a later session.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-13
FOreSterS.

Court Star was ten years old last Tues.
day evening. aud the event was observed
by the members having a jolly good time
among themselves. The court meet In
their new home in Hedley's hall on
Charl-s street. and with the birthday and
housewarming gave the members plenty
Of ground for an evening OF enjoyment.
Grand Chief Ranger John + Lancaster
and suite made an official visit to Court
Warren last Wednesday evening. Dur
ing the evening the degree was conferred
upon one candidate.
Court Jefferson HIS joined the funeral
fund, and Courts Dorr Sheridan aud
Pride OF Lopsdale have applied for ad :
mission.
The members OF courts Fidelity, Kear-
sarge and La Fontaine will meet in the
curt room OF The first named
court Thursday evening, Oct. %,
and entertain the officers of
the grand court. 1t is the
intentions OF the members to make IL the
largest demonstration Of the kind ever
hold In that city. There will be q lar 20
delegation from this city aud other
PORTIONS Of the jurisdiction to accompany
the grand officers.
There was n large attendance at the
meeting Of Court Canonicus last
Monday evening. Two candidates
were initiated, and three appl ca
lions for membership we're received.
An invitation was received from Court
Jefferson to have the members vsi the
lair OF the latter named cturs. The
same was accepts and it was voted 70
attend the fair individually.
c, urt Westminster will hold It's next
meeting Monday evening. October Is. AT
the last meeting OF the court 1t was de
cided to ho'd a social session on the even
ing Of Monday, November 8. ut which
time O banquet will be- served.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-13

liam Il. Fleming, who spent his vacation
ia Nova Scotia, was present and enter
itained the members with AN account OF
his trip to and from that portion Of the
country.
Olive Branch lodge held q meeting last
even Ing. There was the usual attend
ance.
Friendly Union lodge had a large at
tendance last evening. when the initiar
tory degree Was conferred upon two mem
b.rs In a very creditabls manner, under
the supervision OF Noble Grand MCGEE.
after which u collation. was served and a
jolly good time was had. The first degree
will be conferred next Thursday evening.
Canonicus ledge will meet this evening.
One hundred aud sixty seven was the
attendance at the meeting OF Naomi Re-
bekah lodge last evening. This extra at
tendance was due 10 tins facts. that the
lodge was to have for its guests the Of
ficers OF the Grand lodge, It's deputy aud
board and the officers and members
OF Florence Rebekah lodge of Pawtuckst 1T.
The visitors received q cordial greeting
by the Noble Grand Addie G. Hally. Dur
ing the evening the degree OF the order
was conferred upon one candidate. After
this portion OF the ceremony remarks
were made by members Of the grand
bosrd aud Of Florence lodge. About
1890 the committee who had charge OF
the fair announced that a supper was
ready In the blDquet hall, aud for the
next hour particular attention WIS paid
10 this portion OF the evenings program.
L,st Monday evening District Deputy
Grand Master w. K. Nash and suite made
An official visit to North Star lodge, he
being a mem Der OF that lodge.
A large delegation from Hope lodge
visited Aurora lodge OF Attleboro last
evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-13
Ladies AuxiHnry

A large delegation from The Ladies'
Auxiliary Of the Providence Veteran
Firemen were very pleasantly enter
tained last Monday evening by the mem
bers OF the Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Paw
tuxet Veteran fremen.
Last year the pleasant custom OF meet
Ing Mt the homes OF the mem bers AMI eL.-
joyiDg what was termed a bean supper.
was the source OF much pleasure, bat 10
made a large amount Of work for those
who were directly interested In the If tir
and at a recent meeting Of the auxiliary
it was decided to discontin ne the meetings
at the residences and hold the
gatherings and suppers at their hall. o.
Weybosset street. The first Of the series
will he held next Thursday evening aud
1t is the intentions OF the members ia
make this and the gatherings TO follow
more pleasant tnan those Of the past X
such a thin9 Is possible.
Lucy w. Hayes council will mse ct next
Thursday evening when several candi-
dates " ill bs initiated iuto the mysteries
of the order. This council though new 10
doing goo work and is adding to its nuni-
be $ every meeting. Ihs stcill commits
to is arranging for some very pleasant
entertainments during the sea on.
Deputy State Council Fred w. Folsom
visited Netop Council last e. ening and
promulgated the new sem annual pass
word.
Columbia council will lie the guest OF
Burnside council next Tues NY evening.
Burnside council received one applica-
ton for membership last Tuesday even
Ing.
Rhods Island council entertained a
large delegation from Elmwcod council
last Wednesday. Que candidate WIS
Initiated in the second degre'.
State Vice Chancellor IL. Il. True and
wife are among the Rhode Islanders at
the Worlds fair.
Mrs. j.. L. Myers. who went to Port
land, Ore, some mouths age, is cetaiOed
ut that place by a serious illness, una Ler
physician say that she will not be able
10 cone HON. for some lime.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-13

make an official visit to Lincoln council
nexC Wednesday evening.
A council Of the Daughters OF Liberty
has been instituted in Wexford.
Another council will be added to the
number in this state the latter part Of
his month.
At the meeting Of America council last
Tuesday evening a communication was
sent to the many cou' els in the state re-
questing them to appoint committees to
take action on the proposed new bullding.
The state council of Connecticut will
hold its session in New Haven next
Tuesday.
Garfield council will attend the evening
session OF the Stewart Street baptist
church next sunday evening.
union council c Inferred the first degree
upon eighteen candidates last Friday
evening and received n number OF applis
cations for membership. This evening
there will be work in the first decree,
this council having eighty-ive candi-
dates for that degree.
At the session Of the National council
the following change was made: The
word ''order" is to be dropped from the
name OF the order and will in the future
be known as the United American
Mechanics. IL was votel to hold the
next session at the national council iu
this city, aud a committee was appointed
TO make arrangements to .leDrate the
so; b anniversary Of the order ia Phiial lei
phia in 1895. The ri ual has been changed
for the first time since the order was
founded.
The present membership Of the order IL
IS. 500.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-13
Mystic Chain.

Select Commander Wi liam Broadbenl
accompanied by Vice Select Commander
Edward Kitcheman and Sir knight
Charles Keelsn visited Rochester castle
last Monday evening. Daring the even.
ing the first degree was conferred upon
two candidates.
The officers of the select castle visited
Ruger Will ims castle last Tuesday even
ing.
The John Bray military complny met
last Wednesday evening" aud enjoyed au
hour or more Of drill. Lieutenan Albert
Smith. SIR Knights JOAN Beacton aud
John Bentclide were appointed a com.
mittee on bylaws. Next Monday even
| ~ the members will meet at No. 81
Delaine street at 1880 o'clock for the pur-
pose Il making a visit to Albert Anthony
castle.
L,dy Lacelles assembly met last even
ing wheJ W candidates were initiated.
The meetin { OF the chart, r members OF
the new castle that was t. be held mex
Monday evening, has bsen postponed to u
Liter date.
Samuel j. Colyer castle will hold y
special meeting next Tuesday evening.
The officers OF the Select castle will
visit Albert Antho y castle next Tuesday
evening".
The first annual meeting OF the s lee
castle will b, held Ia Arnold post hall
October %, for tie purpose OF ell, ctinp
officers aud other business.
Ivannoe and Providence castles viii
meet mex Monday eveilag.