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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-03-31
Ward. and with his past and known

Ward. and with his past and known
record In his favor, no IL certainly
entitled to look forward with conf.
dence to q fiatterlng reelection ut
the hands Of th0se he has served 80
long, ably ami honovably.
Aid. Powers 10 too we'll known In
the ward to need any introduction
from US. For some fifteen years no
conducted q grocery store on West
Harrison street, and by strict atten.
tion to business and fair dealing with
his patrons he 80 enlarged and In.
creased his business that he acquired
reasonable competency. He Is
philanthropic and patriotic. and has
always been On upright, honorable
and worthy citizen. Prior to 1888
he took but passing interest In mol.
itics, though always alive to the In.
terests of his ward, and In the spring
OF that year, after repeated urglngs
BY many Of the more prominent clti.
zens OF the ward, he reluctantly con-
sented to the use of bis name as
Aldermanlc candidate for the cleo.
ton OF that year, and the r0using
majority no received on that occasion
voiced the high esteem In which he
was held, and the confidence which
was reposed In him by the voters of
the ward. By reason Of the efficient
and able work done by him In his ca.
pacity as Alderman, he has twice
been similarly h0nored by the vote Of
the people, and Is now about to com.
plete his third successive Aldermanic
term.
The Nincteeuth Ward is not only
one OF the largest and most pOpulOus,
containing, perhaps, q larger proper.
ton OF the working classes than any
other In the city, but is known as
the Banner" Democratic ward, and
has interests to be conserved In the
Council second to no other, and 1t ID
eminently proper that 1t should be
represented by an able and expert.
enced representative, all OF which we
claim for Mr.. Powers.
lie Is companiOnable and easy OF
acres, and Is ever ready to serve his
constituents when opportunity at
lords. Many of the residents of the
ward can willingly testify to repeated
personal acts Of kindness and assist
ance rendered In various ways, all OF
which were performed In q kindly
and unOstentatiOus manner. To the
poorer and more needy of the ward
his name Is household word, and
hundreds will remember with graft
tude his bounteOus aud timely offers
at Christmastide.
For the fourth time he IL before
you as the regular Democratic candl'
date for the aldermancy, and stands
upon his past record and his merits
His services In the past have beer
honestly and faithfully rendered, ant
We have every assurance that they
will be SO rendered In the future.
With q full appreciation of TIL
high character Of the man, of hi
ability as a legislator, and, In com
mon with Yourselves, having q deer
interest In the well.being and prOpe
representation OF the ward, we Issue
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-03-31
Regular Candidate Alderman Ward.

No better candidate for Alderman
than Anton ]. Brachtendorf could
have been selected, and the Democrats
OF the Twenty.frst Ward must be con.
graduated upon having him for their
standard. bearer. Mr.. Brachtendorf
is a German.American. He is Ger.
man by birth and American by the
double right Of adoption and OF serv.
ice. for at the age Of IS he Joined the
Union army and went to the front
War was no mere parade with him,
for he was where the bullets flew
thickest and gave OF his own blood.
Young Brachtendorf served three
years and took part In several engage
ments. He was wounded in his right
leg at Guntown, Miss, and, thus
disabled, captured and held prisoner
for nine months. Apart from this
patriotic incident, Mr.. Brachten.
DORIS career has been that OF
a simple, straightforward man OF
business, who has won success by dint
OF hard work. He was born in Ger.
many in ls44, and came to this coun'
try two years later, his parents at
once locating In Chicago lie re-
ceived sound public school educa-
ton, and at the age OF 10 made his
first start In life as journeyman
cooper. Two years later, as we have
already noted, he enrolled himself
under the star. spangled banner, fight
ing bravely for the Union. At the
conclusion OF the war he returned "a
Chicago, engaging once more In the
coopering business, shortly adding
painting. Then he assisted his father
In his grocery. Twelve years ago MI
Brachtendorf engaged In the livery
business, to which, some eight years
later, he added undertaking. lie and
his family have always lived on
the North Side, and all the time
practically, In the Tventy-first Ward.
Anton j. Brachtendorf has been a
Democrat as long as he can remem-
Der, and an active member OF the
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Bombs as Fire Alarms.

4 novel system OF fire alarm signals
by rocket bombs has been established
In the suburban districts OF San Fran
cisco to enable remote engine houses
quickly 70 summon assistance from the
city forces in case OF great emergency.
A bomb, something like rocket. Is
thrown 800 feet straight upward from
a mortar. where 1t bursts, making Q
brilliant white light and very loud
explosion. At the trials of the system
recently, all San Francisco was excited
and alarmed, fearing dynamiters were
at work. The system Is arranged. 80
that the precise locality where aid 10
needed Is made known.
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Michael Connolly,

Independent candidate In the Twen-
ty.fourth Ward, has lived In the city
for the past twenty years, and resided
In the ward for five years He is In
the grocery business at l70 Ohio
street, has always boon Democrat,
and is very popular In the ward in
which he resides. He has been
urged to make the race by his many
friends,
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this small pamphlet in the hope that,
to some extent at least, It will i'm.
press upon its readers the necessity
Of returning Aid. Powers to the seat
he has so long adorned, and we ask
that you interest yourself in hts be.
half, coming out early and depositing
your ballot In his favor. Respectfully
yours, COMMITTEE
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-03-31

JOSEPH RINARDo, charged with muir.
derOus assault, refused to plead guilty
In Connecticut court and take q sen.
tence OF two years In the penitentiary,
which opposing counsel had agreed
upon. The accused went to trial and
got ton years.
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Tho Farm.

Spelman derives the word farm"
from the Saxon "fearme" or "feorme,
which signifies food or provision; as
the tenants and country.peop.e IN.
ciently paid their rents In victuals and
other necessaries Of life. Hence q farm
was originally place which supplied
Its owner or lord with provisions. The
word "ferme" IL also French, and q farm
Is probably so called from its being q
firm or fixed possession OF the land by
one who labOrs on II.
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A WHISTLE that can be heard dis.
lance OF twenty-five miles has been
constructed in Reading for Phila.
delphia house.
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Republican County Central COmmtttce
Chairman-.John NJ. Smyth.
Sccretary-J. Il. Il. Van Cleaye.
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VA .ap., uap bon ben talileuomal BE.
l9eioeneren i3ielen, nit oenen Der ses
reifte Wtaun li6 gu beguiisen pfle9t,
ltol5 uno 9liidli6, nenn es linn pers
9Onnt lit, wenisftens oieie gu errei1en.
naber Sic biirfen ni6t slauben,
Sraulein Wallrotb," fii9te Ell ld1elub
bin;u, y0aB i'd oarum l6on alle l1eine
bO6Tliegenoen Soeale begraben bdtte.
@s 8ibt io9ar @iltes, oas Gag uno
9ta1t ali mcine @eoanten beldaitiot
uab Dem i'd mid apabrideinlih uidt 70
balO abtriinnis MAIDEN laliea meroe.
SD babe eS 5tpar bis jest alS ein ttefes
@ebeinniB bebanbelt unb nod aeaen
feinen Wienl6en oauon selpro6en;
aber sic lperoeu es ia botfentli9 gtie,
mano perratben, iuenu ld) Sbnen ges
itebe, OaB i6 BON einem brennenbcn
GbrgeiS erfiillt bin, Der mir 3u feiner
Stunoe 0tube labt."
slud Susebors ldhelte unslaubig,
luabreno lie fraste: nWon einem bren=
nenoen @brsei; 9err Diirinse
baffen?4
rSaluobl, perli6erts er eiirie, bon
BEN @brgeiS, oerlnaleinlt unter Die
@obltbater Der WenIdbeit sere6net su
peroen- penn aud nur unter bic flei.
nen, Die mon selesentli6 init freunbs
li9er snerfennung uennt. Seit Jabrem
bei6afti9e i'd mid nit @rperimenten,
nm eiu 9eilmittcl gu erfinoen, oas Die
Wtrfun9 oes @binin unb bes Wfor>
pbtnm perellli0en ioll, obne Die na6-
tbetltse SSirfung, ipel9e beioe Meoifa-
mente anf Sen meni9li6en Srsanisz
mus iiben. Semitic @ntbedungeu
Sbres 9erru GaterS baben mir leiner
3eit bic erle Qure9unS oa3u segsben,
uno menu Id aud wobl nod iebr melt
oaDon entfernt bin, meiu 3iel 3u ers
rei6en, baben meine gerju9e mid bod
l9on gu man6er iiberraidenben Be-
oba9tung gefiibrt, bic rei9li9 alle aufs
geipanbte Wtiibe unb 10 rlande unans
senebme Gnttaui6uns be3ablt."
nlluo menn Sie ba8 neue 6eilmittel
nun lpirflid sefnnben baben, bann
meroen Sie NIT etuem 51lage Elm be-
ribmter unb rsider Mann seporoen
ietn-nidt mabr?
Walentin Diirinsbofieu JAP Iie NIT
9roben augen on, 10 baB iie fi6 err
r6tbeno ibrer uniiberlesten ssrase
(9dmte.
,8ei9 "a mieberbolte er. nSiein,
oenu es miirbe ia tetne bon ienen Ct.
finoun9en iein, aus benen nlan UNI
fetnes eisenen Vortbeils nillen elm @ee
6eimniB MAIDEN oarf. 1lno beriibnt ?
Sd CLAUDE es nidt, srdulein Wallrotb,
ob8lei6 es mid ber3li1 freuen tpiirbe,
beriibmt gu iein. aber i1 fann mir,
often geitanben, gar nidt re6t Dor,
ttellen, tuie tn mt1 tn oteler neuen
@tgenl9aft ausnebmen lpiiroe."
Gr lahte, uuo lein finblif beiteres
ga9en mtrfte tpieoer anitedenb auf feline
innse 8e9leiterin. sic fiueen an, BON
Mnoerem au iprehen aber bic Borz
ltsllung, ipie biibld es iein miiBte, wenn
galentin Diirinsboffens Same eines
cages in aller Munbe tpdre, lteB s}noe,
borg nidt tpieber los unb be1ddftiate
iie nod immer iebr lebbaft, ais er ielber
iein neneS Seilmtttel nit alien 6off.
uun8en, bic iid baran tniipfen mo2ten,
angenlbetnlih i9on ldnsit iutebsr Der.
9elien bate.
tGOrtiesuns fOIst)
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gs aiebt nod .@ebetss Wunbers

= Gs eiebt nod v@ebetss sWunbers
Ss bat menigftens 9tDder fiir3li9 in
elmer geriammlung bebauptet unb 3ur
Betrdftigung bieier Bebauptung Elm
artiges @ei6i9t9en eradblt. Gin
frommer, aber armer 8erliner, Der aus
ieiner Wobnung ermittirt tporben pdre,
bdtte in feiner b69ften Hotb gum @es
bet feline 3uflu4t senommen. Sn Der
Wtittelalee Der StraBe Inter hen 2ins
ben bdtte er 10 re6t inbriinltig ii6 nod
oben um 9iilfe getpanbt, un6 iein &C.
bet bdtte Elm Wunber bepirtt, benn als
iein 8lid ii6 tjieber na6 rlnten tpanbte,
mdre berielbe auf einen sldnaenben Sc,
genitanb gefallen. Gin golbenes 3ebns
marflttid lag ibm gu GiiBen. @r bob
es auf unb besablte feline Wfietbe. Sn
nl9t gang glouben8feften @emttbern
muB bel bieiem @eI6i9t1en bas Diz
lemma auflteigen, wo baS rGlaubenss
wunoer" aufb6rt unb Der y6unbbiebs
ftabl" anfdngt.
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8eit6nSiaes Slad,ttpadbeu.

pte eS NIT S@iafofsfeit bebafteteu gerirnen bete.
ben TT, nirb balb nr Queue etneg oIarn,reuben An.
faness oes Rerpenfpitema. Das 3tttern ber 5ank,
pie lntiarbett TN Denten, 6ebd1tniBidpdce unt
gerluf oes Gppettt8 bepten NIT i@re6ltder Sc.
Haut8tett ote gerntHiuns bes setfttsen @Ie&sewtts
an pel4es BITE unpermeibltae yrIse bes Waarsels an
S@laf fstn muB, wenn ntdt redtjetts etras baaeaen
seiHebt Gs s1tirt tetn befereB nb srnnbItGer Mrs
tenees RerpeneIiytr, aIs Scitetter's Waaenbtters.
Der sefunbe MenfHenperifanb unb Grfabrlna aebies
ten ieineH retseittsen unb pifematiien Gebrard In
gdlen bon SalairHsteit. sc itartt i6waGe unb ltas
BERT pte Sraanuns hterreiter Rersen, mas bur ben
unpsrRnnfttsen 0eb,au@ onberer, nt@t mad mebt,t,
ntden Grunbfdsen 1nbevetteten Gtmulantten ute auf
pte Dauer errsidt merben fam, wdbrenb beren WaGs
rtrtunsen bs@t f4dbI@ Fnb. tlnter benz Ginfub bte=
TT, @erhauuns nab S&Iaf wteber Elm unb tpsrSen
tprperltbe 8ebagItAfeI unb 0eiuubbett sletdmdbia
gsternert. GS 1T uui@dstar Set S@httelfrrit unS
Sieper, seberleteen, 9srtcpfuns, 8beumattsmus pnp
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terlanbsbertbeibiger, Der Ma btmeife
Jurrer in 8ern. an li9 erfahren. Ser
feIbe bate ii6. bes fiiBen Weines poa
bon einem miBbegierigen beutldel
Sour fen perleiten lai1en, ibm bas
neue in Der eiOgen6ffi6en Nrmee elm
gefhbrte 8eDebr 5u aeigen unb gu erfld
rem. Safiir muB eriebt i'm Militdrarref
, BuBe tDun.
= Die feds ipaniiden Nuar9inen,
@ooina, Geresuela, @osas, Bornet,
Siaambia unb M!er, bic iDegen ge,
tbeiligung an benz Mttentat gegeu ben
General De@ampos unb megeu bes
8ombenmurfs i'm 2pceosS beater, aum
Sobe perurtbeiIt iuorben iparen, finb
ieBt in Der Ndbe Der @itdbele eSuid
fanbre6tlid eri6ofen uorben. Die
Soloaten muBten 3tpei @aIpen abfeuz
ern, bis teiner berielben elm 2ebenssei=
den mebr bon fi6 CAB.
-Sn Jolge bes Compromises, ben
bic Nationalliberalen unb bic @pniere
batiDen i'm preuBii6en Nbgsorbneten=
bauie abgeialohea batten, i1t bic gia
CUR @rrl6tung bon 2anbpirtbi9aftse
fammern nit 231 gegen 1862 5timmen
angenommen tporben.
gtwas beripdtet bafaBt ii9 iebt
aud bic nareu3seitnng" nit Der
96rift bes Miin9ner profefors
0ui6be v@alisula, eine @tubie iiber
romti9en Gdiarenwabniinn". Sic
nennt bic S6rift einen ugeIebrten 8u.
benftreib" unb einen fre9en Mneriff
ouf bas mouar6ii6e prineip. Sn eis
mem breiipaltiseu Nrtifel fiibrt lie Golz
genbes aus: rprof. Quibbe er3dblt,
mie Der populdre 8ater gaIiaulas,
8ermontcuS, elm liberdler &ronprina,
Elm treffli6er Gelbberr. Elm geliebter
Solbatenpater, fern bon Der 6eimatb
einem tiidif6en @ei6id erlag. @ein
Sobn Galigula mar ein pollifdnbig
neri1iebener Gbarafter. gr beieitigte
ben leitenben Staatsmann Wtarfo;
Gbrgei3 mar bic 5riebfeber unb cine
nerp6ie 9aft bas @baratteriltifnm al,
ler ieiner 9anblungen; er uolIte fein
eisener Miniter iein nnb bod feblten
ibm ba3u &enntniKe, Salient, aube
uAb 5elbit3u9t. 9es @eiteren ers
mdbnt bic S9rift ben riidlidtsIoien
Gigenmillen, bic 2uft an Der 9olbatens
ipielerei un6 6as tberbafete @treben
nod elmer 2lrmeeoerianguns. Die
y&reus5eitung1 gibt bic aller6ings auf
Der 9anb liegenbe Demtung biefer
nStubie" Quibbe's unb tommt au 6em
s@tuB, baB es fir ben Gaden unb
ben 0als bes profeiors entf6ieben
ertreuli9 tpdre, bab @aligula rgan3
tobt" 5ei.
= 9ie 8erliner Weanatonferens bat
ieBt ibre 8eratbungen tpieber arfaez
nemmen. 9ieielben breben fid5 iest
banptfd6li6 INN ben bon ben Bimetals
ltiten genla6ten 8orf9lag, baB Elm ia>
ternationales Ibtommen angebabnt
iperben ioae, bur9 pel9es bic Gilber>
freiprd9ung bel einem neuen Wertbber=
bdltniB bon Silber au Gplb eingefnbrt
perben foue - einerlei, Oh NIT o6er
obne gnglanb8 3uftimmung. Ser bes
tannte @imetalliit Dr. Nrenbt bebaup>
tet in feinem nDeutf9en Wo6ens
blatte" baB er pdbrenb ieines Nufents
baltes in Son6On ben ginbrud getpons
men babe, als OF Elm @ieg bes 8imes
taaismus ielbit In England bur9aus
ntebt unmabrf9einlib lei.
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Die eea@te Ses gstrea,dba,4

bat bic bon ibr aufserfdrten.
anfoie grbaltung eines I'M.
oeriebrten &6rpers bebadls
ten aer3te uuferer 9eit oe.
lebrt, oieie &ranfbeiten
obne operatives Giuareifeu.
bas friiber TN ben einfdla..
9tgen 6daen afs uuerlaf.
|ltb ihien, au furiren.
Drh6e tuerben iest obue
9iilfe oes Diefiers mliS ohne
DShmer3 gebeilt. Die uube.
lquenen 8rllhbdnber faun
man getrolt uestuerfen.
0efd)tuitre am gieriio6.
i'm Uterus, tn, i3ellaeiuebe
un6 niele anbere tuerbeu
iett obne bic nit oem
g9hIletoen" Derbunoenen
@efahren beieitist.
CHARACTERIZATION
ten, ipie groB fie aud f.tn
nogen, Btiteln ilno anbere
wtaitbarmfranfbeiteu tuer.
ben anf bic Oauer, ihmerb
los lII,i nno obne bic Siilfe bee
WleGere furirt.
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0etluua fir 9ppfidamerse,.. .

als Elm Setlmtttef fur ale 4rten ppn Rcpfi@mersen
len. Gs beprtt etne bauerube eiluns unb ber ihred
lt9ffe nerpbfe Sopti8mers tdlt 5ur Gtnprtuna Mot
Stann. getr erma6nen Nle, BITE eS ansett. fid etne
es septfienbaft 1u probren. Sn dlen ppn prcntdaer
8eropfMns bewirtt eteS Wttel serabeSu gBunber unb
pentse Edue permbsen ibm ldnsere 3et ,u wiberfte=
pen: Wan perlnHe es iofcrt. @robe 6laf&en gu nur
so Gents in per Gan @ntpntc Drua So.
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Statestttettte tueroen obne llnteridbieo ber
0roBe 5ertrinimert, ,puloerifirt, ,ausaemaid,en
une oblIs Sdn,iben uollftdnbis beieitiat.
Ear Yanpblete, Referen,en unb oerloue
ostatlltrte Udttbetlungen iber bic peridi,.
oenten 8dae fdide man 10 Gents (iu Brief.
martem an ote Worlds Dispensary Medical
Association, @o. ees Wsein et.. Buffalo, o.
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~ Sips & Saarmann fibs
rem Oas gr6Bte 2ager BON lanbpirtbs
i9aftli3en Wfai6inen unb 8erdtben
aller Dirt in San IntOnip. Wfan iibers
aeuge Iih babon
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Die stabt Salberfabt rtiftet lid,
3um @mpfange bes Giiriten 8ismard,
Der bemnd6ft our Snipi3irung ieines,
ibm anldblid Der 8eri6bnung nit benz
&ailer oerliebenen Resiments, bes ahs
Acknowledgements ben Sepblib (Mags
beburgii6es) Nr. Z, bort eintreffen uirb !.
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Aae 9gelt frdst nod 9one
Star 8ier.
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Bu6lens Mrutca ealbe.

Dts befe euIbs Der gBelt fnr G3nttte, auetI6un.
gen, Gef4ware, Gtebr' unb Sauts 0usi9Ias, UIeten,
Retten; turtrt 9dmorrbOtben pbsr tetns 8esabluus.
1baiSs 8nfrtebenteit saranttrt pber tas @elb wtrb
burl6erfattet. Is Gents BITE S&a&teI. Bum gertaui
BtnIeiole
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Sept trinft man gis Sbee
&auft bel benz Sbeebdnbler $ ol | a n B,
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: 9rintt Gone Star 8ier.
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Sbrt Sbr 2ieutenants, laBt's @u6 iasen,
Benn einntaI gu iebr Gud ptasen
DrauBen bic nerilubteu S4ulben
rnb Sbr tpolIt nid5t Idnser buIbea,
Das man @u4 bas Saus einlauft-
@enn bet gump lit gan; Sl @nbe
llnb man aus benz &egir1ente
Gnh entlafien bat init @naben"
l1nb es gebet ans 8eratben;
Was am 8eiten iett gu tHua g
Romntt man ftrads su uns berlber,
gHit benz Shpamm f1trt man bier brii6er,
lleber all bersIethen Sahen;
9ter fBnnt Guer Slid SIR nader
8enn Sbr ,lteinen &atb befolgt
Iber fcmmt ni9t ols Serrn Bone"
Sber 9ar aIs Serrn 9arone,
I'm ne rside Grau gu fapern,
Denn bic Sabe f6nnte bapern,-
Dieter S9tpinhel 3iebt ni9t if1ebr.
Seib Sbr Driiben futi9 rnb futiaer,
&ontmt bierber unb tpercet 8utiher,
8uti4er Bel mem 5ehnfahen
DttuipnGr, bdnn fDnnt Sbr la6en-
Benn er eiue 9odter bat.
Gabrt Die fleib;s nrr ipa3ieren-
Sic belorgt baS aofettirei,-
&iibn unb fed unb obne Saubern
Nfiibt Sbr bann bon 2iebe planbern-
@laubt mir nur, iie bort Gu4 an.
Niemanb aui Der 8elt bats lsi9ter,
als Elm teder Ruti9er; 3eist er
ytur 8eritane tnb 1T erfabren,
Wirb ui4t lang bonn Bod er fabren-
Denn bann wirb er S4pieserio9n.
S6reflia tpirb Der 2(lte toben,
Nber nur ben Ropf bann Sben
8leibt Sbr rubis lnb selaiien,
@irb Der 9llte balb ftd fafIen-
Weil er's bod ni4t dnbern fann
8alb tpirb feline @utb ftdb le9en,
So, ct sibt Guf ieinen Seeen,
limb bann tbnnt Sbr Guer @appen
&uf ben S9las ber &utide papeen-
Die Sbr emit pom Bod resieret.
6, a8illib.
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Jeinite Sorte Roien 81 per 9ubenb.
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gtelten 81 per DuBenb.
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peroen prompt angefertigt.
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1894-05-05
CHAPTER 81.

An Act to add an additional Section to Arti.
Gle Eighty seven of the Code OF Public
General Laws. title ''Sheriffs," sub title
"Service of Process, Civil and Criminal,
and Proceedings in Case of Failure to
make Due Returns to be Designated as
Section '15 Al
SECTION l. And be a. enacted by the
General assembly Of Maryland, That an
additional section as follows, shall be added
to Article 81 of the Code of Public General
Laws, title "Sheriffs, subtitle '.Service OF
Process, Civil and Criminal and Proceedings
in Cases Of Failure to make due Returns
and to be designated as Is A.
Is A. Any Sheriff may make one or more
returns of the proceeds of sale under any fieri
facias, attachment, or venditioni exponas,
where dispute is known TO exist as to the
distribution of the proceeds of sale, to the
Circuit Court OF his county, or to the court in
Baltimore City, out Of which the process
issued. And the court may ratify one of the
Sherifs returns, or may reject all returns aud
remand same back to the Sheriff for a further
return, provided that any one, aggrieved by
the decision of the court in ratifying any
return, may appeal to the Cont of Appeals
as may now be done from any final decree or
order in the nature of Il final decree, from "A
Court of Equity
SEC. 2. And be ii enacted, That this act
shall take effect from the date of its passage
Approved March Z, 1894.
FRANK BROWN, Governor,
JOHN WALTER SMITH,
President of the Senate.
JAMES II. PRESTON,
Speaker of the House of Delegates
We hereby certify that the aforegoing is a
correct copy Of an Act of the General As
sembly of Maryland, passed January Session,
1894.
J. ROGER McSHERRY,
Secretary of the Senate.
B. /. SMITH,
Chief Clerk Of the House of Delegates.