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on THE TURF.
Results of Yesterdays Races at San
Francisco and Nashville.

Results of Yesterdays Races at San
Francisco and Nashville.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 3l.-First ra' :.
selling purse, $500, five furlongs, Cent Z
ion won, Sands Fornan second. Polas i
third. Time, 1:02.
Second race one mile, all ages, pu Sc
$500, Prize won, Revolver second, Clac-
quer third. Time, l:42I.
Third race, seven-elghths of mite,
purse $500, three-year- and upwards,
Parametta won, Abe P. second, Nico-
demus third. Time, l:29l.
The fourth race was won by Motto by
two lengths. Crawford second, by head,
Ronair third. Time, I:l33.
Fifth race, mile and seventy yards,
purse $500, all ages. Pescador won, Happy
Day second, Duke Stevens third. Time,
l:464.
To-DAY's ENTRIES.
Following are the entries for to-mor-
rows races: Four and a half fur
longs, Emperor of Norfolk (96), Mount
Carlos Ql9J, Jim Il. Q19), Lottie D. Q19),
Sir Reginald ll9), Joe Cotton Ql9), Toots
Ql9), Bank Note tIO2). Hal Fisher Q22),
Wicklow do, Kingsley (96).
Four and half furlongs. Lady In
truder QO8l. Fortuna qO5l, Banjo QOD,
Luis Rey Q0U, Lucia De Lammermoor
QO5). VIvacho QO5), Corneole (9S),
Johnny Payne 10D, Red Cloud IO8),
Triumph Q0S), Red Chief Q0S), Preuela
Q0S).
one mile, Francisco QOD, Adolph (99),
Flambeau 10S), Wyanaschoot Q04), Sir
Reel Q04). Monowai (99, Morton 114).
Quarterstatf (l0Sl, Fidelie (96), Parametta
Ql4), Royal Flush QI4l.
Five furlongs, Centurion (112), Nelson
Q0S), Tillie S. (l20), Sue Abbott Ql2), Tus-
carora QI5l, Bobolink Q08), Realization
Q15), Lovedale Q09J, Bancroft Q0S), Della
garo Q05) Red Cloud 10S).
Seven-eighths of a mile, Steadfast Oh,
st. Patrick 100, Inkerman Ql4), Garcia
400, Jake Allen 90, st. Croix 110), Lord
Dunbar (l14), La Reina, (97), Nero (99).
AT NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, Oct. 31.-The weather was
clear and the track lightning fast.
Five and one-half furlongs, Fred
WoOley won, Little Lewis second, Willie
G. third. Time, 1:08.
One mile, Brazos won, Emma G. Sec
ond, Soil Ross third. Time, 1:42.
Five furlongs, Buckeye won. Delmar
second, Domingo third. Time, 1:0l.
Mile and seventy yards, Sarah Remy
won. Imp SomerSault second, Lord Will
lowbrook third. Time, l:443.
Four and one-half furlongs, Sir Henry
won, King David second, Jim Henry
third. Time, 0:55.
Five and one-half furlongs, Empress
Frederick won, Prince Kinney second,
Tea Set third. Time, l:074.
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THE War At MELILLA.
MOOrs Continue to Make DeSultOry
Attacks On Spanish Lines.
SPAIN WILL HAVE TO SEND MORE
TROOPS TO HOLD THE FORT.

Uneasiness Exists in
Europe at the Present Situation of
the Powers, and Increases as the
Nature of the Franco-Russian A1li-
ance Becomes Known-Remains of
Mayor Harrison of Chicago Lying
in State at the City Hall.
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Death From Heart Disease.

ST. HELENA, Oct. 31.-John f. Will
Jams, resident of Howell Mountain, was
stricken dead with heart disease while
driving home yesterday afternoon, and
fell from his wagon. His team was run
ming away. His body was found along
the Side of the road late in the afternoon
by neighbors. The Coroner's jury re-
turned a verdict of death from heart
disease
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Representetive Cummings Ill.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-Representative
Amos Cummings of New York was taken
suddenly i'll while in bathroom in the
basement Of the Capitol shortly after the
House adjourned this evening. He had
three congestive chills. At midnight he
was reported resting easily.
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Disorders IN Austria.

VIENNA, Oct. 3l.-A riot occurred to-
day in the prison near Steyr. Two Off
GERS were wounded before the trouble
ended. Reinforcements have been sent
to prevent a repetition of the disorder.
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a Decisive Radical Victory.

BERLIN. Oct. 31.-The victory of the
Radicals in yesterdays election in Ber-
lin was more decisive than was at first
supposed. Out of 5,l73 delegates there
servatiYes and anti-Semites, seventy
nine National Liberals and sixty-eight
Dissentient Radicals. The Moderate
Radicals who retolted against Herr
Richter were annihilated.
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postonice Department Estimates,

WASHINGTON, Oct. 81. = Postmaster
General Bissel to-day transmitted TO the
Secretary of the Treasury estimates for
the Postoffice Department for the fiscal
year ending June 30, 1895. The total
amount is SOC, ,399, 4S5. as against S04 ,004, ,314
for the present fiscal year.
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Corhett-NIftcheIl FIrht.

Boston, Oct. 31.-Charles Mitchell and
Corbetts manager, Brady, had confer
ence here to-day. 1t was settled that the
fight should be aecordingto to Queensbe berry
rules, and all details be left until after the
coming election in New York. Then. if
it is impossible to fight there, the battle
wiz take place at Morocco.
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Bicycle Records Lowered.

INDEPENDENCE Iowa, Oct. 3l.-The
day and track were good, and Johnson
made three more new records as follows:
Half mile, standing start, 50 2-5 seconds;
quarter mile, standing start, 2S seconds;
quarter mile, flying start, q 2-5 seconds
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Mrs. II. >. Grant.

SANTA BARBARA, Oct 31.-Mrs. Gen
eral Grant and party, including her son.
L. S. Grant and family, arrived here to-
picrht
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Active Demand for Freight Cars.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 31.-East- bound
freight shipments continue unprecedent-
edly large, the demand for cars being
greater than the supply. This applies
particularly to raisins, plums and dried
fruits OF all kinds. Canned goods are
also moving freely. The announcement
Of the rate on boxed apples of 81 per 100
pounds has created lively inquiry from
Colorado and Texas. AS a consequence
local prices for apples have shown
slight advance. The movement of the
fruit market has been slowly but steadily
upward since the opening of the season.
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MIDwINTER FAIR.

The State Grange Makes Application
for Space.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 3l.-C. P. Loucks
and Cyrus Jones of the Executive Com
mittee of the California State Grange,
called at the Midwinter Fair headquar-
ters to-day in regard to the proposition
for the grange to take the central space
under the grand dome of the horticult-
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A Decisive Battle WIN Take Place.

JOHANNESBURG, Oct. 3l.-It is now ex-
pected that decisive fight with the Ma
tabeles will take place near Uope Foun-
tain, toward which place all available
men of the British Chartered Company
and native allies are pressing forward.
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READ PENNY HORROR NOVELS.
An Oakland Youths Ends His Earthly
Existence.

OAKLAND, Oct. 3l.-The body of Frank
Parrick, 19-year-old orphan boy. who
lived with Captain J. H. Bennett at Lorin,
was found in the bushes this afternoon.
The boy disappeared two weeks ago.
taking rifle with him. A gunshot
wound caused death. 1t is believed the
boy went insane through reading novels
of the penny horror variety, and COM
mitted suicide. Several hundred vol
umes of yellow covers were found in
the boys trunk, and bowie-knives and
several manuscript pages of novel
Runaway.
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CHINESE EXCLUSION.
The McCreary Measure Reported
FayOrabIy to the Senate
IT STANDS EXACTLY AS IT DID
WHEN 1T PASSED THE HOUSE

Resolution Adopted in the Senate In
structing the Committee on Rules
to Inquire Into and Report What
Revision of the Rules Should be
Adopted to Secure More Efficient
Disposition of the Business Before
That ROdF.
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ton to be held in New York City. Then
at 5:17 P. NJ. the House adjourned.
OUR RELATIONS WITH BRAZIL.
Good Understanding Said to Exist Be-
tween the Two RenubIics.

Good Understanding Said to Exist Be-
tween the Two Republics.
LONDON, Oct 31.-The Brazilian Minis
ter in this city, in an interview regard
ing the alleged secret treaty said TO have
been entered into between the United
States and Brazil, is quoted as saying:
81 received dispatch from my Govern
ment yesterday making statement SINH
lar to the one cabled to the Associated
Press. While it is possible such treaty,
in the general conception of the word,
does not exist. you can depend upon it
there is good understanding between
the two republics, and that the United
States will not permit the restoration of
monarchy if it can prevent it. The Amer
can warships have not gone TO Rio de
Janeiro for nothing"
GRESHAM DENIES THE STORY.
WASHINGTON. Oct 3l-Concerning the
statement from London as to the utter
ance of the Brazilian Minister touching
the reported treaty between Brazil and
the United States, Secretary Gresham
said 81 can scarcely believe the Brazil
ian Minister made any such statement.
for there is not particle of foundation
for it," He added there was no under
standing in regard to affairs as far as he
knew.
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CONHRABAND OPIUM.
Customs Officers Make Raid Oh
Chinatown at Vallejo.
THEY SUCCEED IN CAPTURING /
QUANTITY OF THE DRUG.
An Organized Gang said to be in Ex-
istence in the Navy Yard Town,
Who Have for Many Years Made
Thousands of Dollars i'll the Traffic,
Even Using United States Warships
to Further Their Ends.
Special to the RECoRD-UN1ox.

VALLEJO, Oct. 3l.-Several Custom
house officials have rendezvoused IN
Vallejo periodically of late, and, although
their presence was known, 1t was lmpos-
sible TO ascertain their mission. To-day
Custom-bouse officers headed by Deputy
Internal Revenue Collector Charles New
man, escorted by Police Officer Nc
Manus, made a raid on Chinatown. Their
mission then became known, as they
searched rookery after rookery in quest
of contraband opium as they progressed.
In their search their efforts were re-
warded by capturing twenty-seven five
tael cans from the firm of Quong Iii Sing,
on Main street.
Their presence soon became public gos-
sip among the heathens, who, no doubt,
succeeded in slowing away many thou
sand dollars worth of the drug.
For number Of years past Vallejo mas
been the headquarters OF an opium ring,
who have made many thousands OF DOL
lars in smuggling the drug. Not long ago
sloop from San Francisco landed $4,000
worth OF the drug at South Vallejo, from
which place it was transported TO Napa,
Suisun and Benicia: thence TO San Fran
cisco in small quantities, where 1t was
sold to opium joints. Prior to this the
ring landed several thousand dollars
worth at Vallejo, which was transferred
to the United States ship Charleston and
conveyed to Honolulu. The drug in this
particular instance was put on board the
cruiser Charleston in potato sack, IN
charge OF the coXswain Of the steam
launch, who brought the contraband drug
on board as potatoes for the ships mess.
The potatoes were slowed in the ships
boats, and when the cruiser reached Par
adise Pacific, was transferred on shore,
where it was disposed of by the cox
swain. When the leader of the ring,
Vaileioite, reached Hawaii on the steamer
Australia, and sought the coxswain, de-
manding his drug, he was nOnplussed on
being told that no such thing existed.
The leader made threats, but all TO no
avail, as the bold Jack tar threatened to
have the leader thrown in jail as SNUG
ler, having ample proof that such was
the case. The leader of the gang re-
turned on the next steamer, only to send
another cargo by the next warshlp gong
to Hawaii. This has been going on for
years, and has proved most profitable.
Several sacks of opium have been found
anchored in the lower bay by boatmen,
who say nothing but dispose of the drug
to local dealers for half price.
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MATCnMAKIXG AMONG INDIANS.
COamIssIoasr BrOwBIag's Scheme 20 Boon
the Race OF He'd Men

WARRINGTON, Nov. 2ii-The Com missioner Of
Indian Affairs. Mr., Browning. is determined
to prove 10 the Indians that marriage Is NOT a
failure III has discovered that most Of the
rcd men under the bureau at the present time
have Teen induced 10 believe that II Is not the
proper thing to get married, aud for this IeA-
son in the mind OF the commissioner. the
mum hers OF the red men are decreasing fast
Ii is not certain but that tho commissioner. In
the Interest OF preserving ms bureau. was
forced 70 give some study AMI attention to the
matter OF matchmaking among tho people,
The Commissioner has labored over this
matter very iniustTiOusIy ana he has evolved
they can get in favor with the Great Father II
they will Join in the holy lOnd5 Of matTimOny
The scheme is novel one, and II is the opin-
ion Of the Commissioned that very soon the
leading duties Of the Indian agent will be to
oct as marry lDR agent for his colony.
The reward for getting married Is a striking
marriage certificate 1t starts with a heavy
sheet Of paper with red border. Much Is ex-
pscted Of this red border. Then the United
States Of America is in blue. While the "Our
Glorious Eagle" has not tho savage look, but
"a sort Of wedding daY smile. and the pluTi-
bus unum aud the American HAg are dis
played with an intensity that would DO cheap
marriage certificate 10 the usual form.
The agents are To DO instructed to make an
exhibit Of the scheme. and TO use their In
huenco In getting the Indians TO come 10 the
conclusion that they will he Out 81 luck il they
refuse to get married. The agents are 10 show
the hope that they would have tine catchy"
appearance, and to possess one would he the
ambition Of the average Indian, and this would
last him until after the ceremony WHs per-
formed. by the hash " the certificate ID Is
boGsd 70 prove that marriage V suesssA
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To . Schoolgirl.

Prom he London osss-
Bsr smooth head banding iov,
She pores with eager Joy,
Dark eyes and cheeks AHlov,
Ger the old tale OF Troy.
Dear heart and innocent soull
Thee may the growing yeArH
As thy quick spring. tides roll
Bring JOY. not tears
For thee let knowledge spread
Ilistory's tented page,
QUAINT thoughts Of sagos dad
The poets noble rage.
Gains patient science EtvsA
And let tered fAnciss hne,
The mas err word which Lives,
DeAthless. divine.
Tor thee let music wake
Deep inArticulAte chords
Which the rApt soul can take
SwiIter than any words;
Arts precious garden smile
Through gates enwreathed with nowsrA
And fairy dreams OeguiIe
Thy blAmeless hours
But may no learning dim
Those clear. regarding eyssg
Still let the morning hymn
And prisons hrlse.
Leave knowledge which the mind.
And not the heart, can move:
Still girl, thy treasure md
In faith and love. Lzvis hoRRih
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The Blazing Heart.

From the ARarts honiAhk
Who are ye. spirits. that stand
In the outer gloom.
Each WITH bLaz'ng heart in hand s,
-oh. We he souls that loved
Too we'll too well
Yet for that love though sore rsprsvsd
ION. sore reproved > have We scApsd hell
escaped hell but gained not heaven
Woe. woe and alas
Only, to US tuls grace IL given,
To ignI the dark here the dead must pasA
Behind us the shadows throng.
And the mists are gray,
But our blaZ ng heaUGs ight the soul along
From the grave to yon gate tnaI hides the DAY.
who may this lady be
A. my rlgnt hAndf
This IL the heart which for Antony
Changed from soft hesh 10 . burning brand.
This for .Ensas giowed.
l. glowing stu
No waters VI ocean could quench or kilL"
This shape with tho flowing hAirt
"sHs IOved much
That even the Sunless heard her prayer
Pitisd her pAngA and suffered her touch"
Bid the sounds OF crscElins esassi
They blaze they burn /"
Let me dee back 10 my cOfnnsd peace
Pass on. they beckon there's no return
sp,rita why press ys closet
am faint with fear!
ALREADY tiny heart like an en- Der ElovsI
Pluck IL forth from Ihy bosomi thy place 70 hsrS
Happy Francesca! thins
IL the fAlTer lot,
Better with him in hell to pine
Than stand in cool shadows By him forEot
ALICE WILLIAMS BAoIHIEfoE.
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As the average weight Of the team 10
lao .l3 pounds, II Is not to be wondered at
that they should he victorious. 1t was not en-
tlrey weight that gave them the champion
shlp but this combined with splendid team
play The second, third. and fourth elevens
Of Berkeley school have playedthirteen games
this season. and have scored total OF 208
points TO 1 points for their OppOnents.
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Tr.sp.ssiAE On EaEs.s's srsl4.


Prov J=t1~
when in Chicago arrived vent 70 see Eugene
Whose great Distinction 'til to poetry mAohinsl
The wonder Of tue town Il Ia ana ws dsssrTss 70 81
And va glad TO have Eugene explain the thing t.
t had board doubled banked ~hssssa til. Isss.s.
Appeared in strange confusion. beth tn. capitals AAa
Along VIA punctuation marks and aEurss Quiss
And shen you Si,h.d to wsrE tn. thing zee ~OrEsa
N Win your feet.
said l. Eugene nVOu feel veil saOuIu to leave your
wish mat you would seat yourself and sHsu how 10
At s6lch Eugene At once 'S' dSvn f'S R'H there be
SAID he I Il do = poem nov in style nEs 'Hs Gad
Re pulled little ratchet down and WhArs that for r
Thai mssss It spell in dialect" be answered By and
By simply moving that around, AZ eta the case In
EOs gst tie dialect OF any district in the lana"
For Iulabiss he added then thiI pedal here belle
Arrange mattsTs m ne verse 9uils Panlssimo:
EussSt rsaafssa =, Ne began, TO PLAY IN 'sou yea
hos
Click, CLOS" the ~onisrful machine Kept T0iHE al
And los aitssn inmates II had made foot Of rhyms
81 don writs poems" 'Aid Eugene. "in these pro
Bshoid 10 iyrie. hsr aud Jane shs the thing saaI
pAys'
me Fair "a quite miracle Eugene remarked to
Hut nothing there % ~ondsrfn a. thlt machine you
And Ros poet in tue Land Gao match NE quota
50 COS :. ASV. ssr'RE'a ss0sEs y sssE a. tAis
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SOME PoEMs WORTH READING.
From ~. 81. Su..-s.eo.s Let,

From tAs 81, Jven-a.e0,s I,sttsr.
70 Tnr Rprrou op Trr sup-srs
s,r..trro,. v.r q, an. ,,uu.r
U.h.,.h.a -,.,d =, ,r.rhi.
Times are hard. and silver falunEt
Pelts that used to bring two pesos
Sell for one. Our sheep are dying
TJm., ..b.,d
Miss Oeslslla,
pauEhtsr OF old winamuhs
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13O-pound limit set by the league rules.
Brown and Maltsby were substitutes OF the
eleven.
The Berkeley School team. champions OF the
lnterschOlastic Football Association. are very
large boys. as the following table Of statistics
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wA., Happens to . Co.atry N.w.p.p

what Happens to . CoaAtry Nswsp.ps-.
Erou. the ALaais C6~sHa4do~-
The who wants TO tell you how 20 run the pApsE
Il In the once every other day;
Twixt the clicking OF the scissorA ss his smilinE
.ad he ovsrtafss tn. measles on II. vAy.
He 10 here.
He 10 there:
You will nnd him every wAsrs;
He can tell you more about IL
Than you'd md out In JsAri
tn. man who wants to tell you Aov to run the pApsEi
we'll
You recognize his footsteps on the Stair
When he the eeyA At the tapping or the bell
You know that he IL coming, or 10 hersl
For he lands
With both hands
And the OIL % understAndL
lie - COIN NJ. coming, coming.
And ia under nIs eommAndaI
ne man Who wants TO tell you bow to the pansTi
YET
Wul md another climate "hsrs tue names are never
And striEs = ton of coal and strike = mA,sAi
And he'll JeArn
Where the day they dsn1 discern.
And he N uTe up the boilers
And hell bro!. and be will buTal
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Saint Maru's Beacon

SHUN DEBT.-It is better to live
in some discomfort, says the Meth
odist Protestant, than to live in the
fear of creditors whose bills we are
not able to pay. IL man is in
easy circumstances the bland trades
man urges you to buy and "pay
when you please" If you are poor
and your character for honesty and
integrity is above reproach and you
borrow on that, you pawn your
character. IL a man has the cour-
age to say, "no :" when he is tempt
ed to go into debt, he may have to
suffer some privation, perhaps he
may feel somewhat keenly his want,
but he will not imperil his honor
nor suffer the worry and discomfort
of dunning creditors.
Indirectly men incur indebted
ness that ruins them. To do a
friend favor by the use Of your
name is often necessary in business.
IL is simply complying with the
form of a business contract. He
needs money, and to borrow it re-
quires security. Still the response
bility for the entire sum rests on
the security which he must pay il
the principal fails. Some of the
best and most honorable men have
been ruined by accommodating
their friends. We do not advise
against security in all cases, because
that would make radical change
necessary in the business world, or
stop large amount of business
transactions, but it is foolish in the
extreme to accommodate a friend
at the expense of your own ruin.
1t would be better in all cases to
give your friend money, if yen have
it, and if you have not, you are
probably not in a situation to safe
ly secure him. We think the fol-
lowing rules would prevent vast
amount of financial disaster:
"Never borrow where there is a
chance, however, remote, that you
will not be able to pay. Never
lend what you are not prepared to
give. Never guarantee for another
what you cannot fulfill if the other
should fail" In tins way your
honor can never imperiled, and
your financial condition cannot be
seriously embarrassed.
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NEWS In BRIEF.
From The Baltimore Sun.

Wednesday, November s, 1898.
1t is thought that the democratic
majority in Virginia will reach
40, 900.
James McAllister, a prisoner in
the Washington county Jail, CON-
mitted suicide.
An old colonial house at Glen
dale, Prince Georges county, owned
by Frederick Taft, of Baltimore,
was burned.
President Cleveland and members
of his cabinet, were it is reported.
prepared for the democratic defeats
in Tuesdays elections. Mr.. Cleye-
land does not consider the results
of the elections as rebuke to his
administration, since no national
issue was involved.
In the Criminal Court in Wash
ingtOn Elijah Barton was found
guilty of manslaughter in causing
the death of Thomas Brown by
striking him on the head with a
piece of wood, and was sentenced
to seven years Imprisonment in
the Albany penitentiary.
Tammany leaders attribute the
defeat of the democratic State
ticket to the forcing of Judge May
nard's nomination by Senator Hill.
Judge Bartlett, the republican
nominee for the Court of Appeals.
was elected by 5000 plurality over
Judge Maynard, democrat.
The democratic majority on the
State ticket in Maryland will be
nearly $4,000. Judge Boyd is
elected in the fourth circuit over
Mr.. b. A. Richmond by a majority
of about 264. The republicans
carried seven counties and elected
six Senators and twenty-four men,
berS of the House of Delegates.
Friday, November 10, 1898.
1t is possible the majority for
o Ferrall for Governor may exceed
so, 600.
1t is understood that the new
tariff bill will increase the tax on
beer and whisky.
The steamers Harry Randall and
Mattano were in collision in Malta
woman creek.
John A. Denton, charged with
embezzlement in Howard county.
was received at the penitentiary.
Maryland politicians are already
discussing the claims of individuals
to preside over the Senate and
House of Delegates.
The great United States cruiser
New York draws so much water
that it is believed no dry dock in
the United States can receive her.
The East Baltimore Business
Mems Association passed a resolu-
ton asking that a Marylander be
appointed to succeed the late L nited
States Judge Bond.
1t is believed that one of the
effects of the election in New York
will be the success of the plan to
consolidate the cities of New York
and Brooklyn.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-11-16

SHE WOULD HASTEN old Lady
and so you expect to get mar
ried when you grow up:"
Little Girl-"0f tourse. Every.
body gets married. / won't say mo,
like Aunt Lucy did and be an old
maid-no, indeedy."
perhaps you won't like those
who ask you 20
ooh, yes, will, | guess. / feel
real sure that when a real nice lit
tie grown-up boy comes to ask me
to get married I'll be so happy
won't wait to run down stairs to
meet him. I'll just slide down the
banisters.