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BUFFALO, N. y, Jan. lG.-Cattle dull, lower
good steers S4.7U0AsO; coarse fat S4M4lO
light to good butchers, S34O83,8j; old cows
Sl,7jG2l5 Hogs strong, higher; Workers, S5.6
@570; pigs, sii605oO; medium and heavy
S5.6j05.G5, rough, 45j0485. Sheep and lamb,
dull, weaker; fair 10 choice native lambs 53N
0i,50; extra A,Gjoi75; fat ewes, Ss,2582.G5
fat mixed sheep s3a325; seven loads Canads
lambs here, none sold.
EAST LnEHrY, Pa, Jan. l6.--Cattle market
demoralized for want of buyers, with pros
poets that they will sell lower than yester.
days decline. Hogs fair; all grades, $3.50
$50. Sheep market varY iull.
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Their sunday Poker Playing stopped.

WELLsvILLE, o., Jan 17-Four young
men named Roberts, Aliback, Laninger
and kincaid on Sunday went to a quiet
place on the hillside under an overhang-
ing rock, and after building a fire began
their usual Sunday recreation of pocker
playing About 4 o'clock the rock gave
way, and all four were caught beneath it.
Both of Aliback's legs were broken at the
thigh and his head was badly cut He
will die. Laninger was hurt internally,
and cannot recover. Roberts has broken
leg and was cut about the body. The
young men could not be rescued until the
rock was broken into pieces
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-17

NEW YORK, Jan. 17.-The jury in the
Austin case yesterday returned verdict
for the plaintiffs, the heirs of Mr.. John c.
Austin, whose life was insured in sew
eral companies, and who lost his life by
drowning at Manhattan Beach on July 4,
1891. The insurance companies claimed
that he was not dead, and refused to pay
the claims against them. Austin's brother,
as guardian of the children of the de-
ceased, brought suit against the Mutual
Reserve Fund Life association for 5,O0O
against whom this verdict was rendered
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No Safety for Foreigners in Rio.

RIO JANElRo, Jan. I1.-The insurgent
fleet continues it's bombardment, Many
shells fall in the center of the city and
several persons have been killed, iuclud-
ing some Italians When the Italian
minister became acquainted with the fact
he demanded reparation from the govern
ment. He was informed, however, that
as the foreign residents had been warned
of the danger of remaining in the city the
government could accept no responsibility
for anything that might belall them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-17

KEY WEST, Fla, Jan. 17.--The importa-
tion of workingmen from Havana in viO-
lation of the immigration laws goes on.
The authorities at Washington have com
municated with the local inspectors of
immigration, calling their attention to
the alleged violation of the law and in
structing the officers to carry the law into
effect
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Pennsylvanin christian Endeavorers.

HARRISBURG, Jan. 7-At a meeting of
the executive committee of the Pennsyl-
vania State Christian Endeavor union in
this city last evening it was decided to
hold the state convention Oct. 10, II and
~ at York. 1t was also determined to
have a three days outing of all the Christ
ian Endeavorers at Mount Gretna July
"A, 25 and 26.
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Kiliel In PiarInr TootbnII.

MCKEEsPoRT, Pa, Jan. H. - Harry
Packer, II years old, died yesterday al
the home of his parents. A few days age
young Packer was injured while playing
football at Point Breeze, and it is sup
posed that he was accidentally kicked in
the stomach He was taken i'll the same
evening.
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a Noted Outlaw to Die.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, Jan. lI-Final
application Tor clemenoy in behalf of Will
son Howard, sentenced to be hanged in
Maries county on Friday, was made to
Governor Stone The governor indicated
very plainly that the sentence will not be
disturbed Wilson Howard is noted
kentucky outlaw, with thirty killings,
murders and assassinations placed to his
credit
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Mexican Revolutionists stnl Rusv.

Ell PAso, Tex, Jan. l1.-General Ochoa,
who recently joined the revolutionists, has
captured the custom house at Oiunia
down the Rio Grande w ord has just
been received from Ascension that four
teen Iomachi Indians surprised nine Gus
tom house gendarmes while in camp last
saturday evening, taking all their arms,
horses and saddles. Three of the gen
darmes showed fight and were killed. The
rebels escaped.
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ForeigneTs' Rlghts In tue Empire State.
ALBANY, Jan. 1.-THE decisions in the
court of appeals yesterday were numer-
Gus aud included many Of interest Prob.
ably the most important question decided
was that foreign corporation could buy
and sell real estate in this state The de-
cision affects S25 900, 900 worth of property
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BARBoURsyILLE, Ky, Jan. 17-At the
village Of Mills, KY, fire destroyed the
dwelling and store Of Fred A. Housen aud
other buildings. The Housen family was
asleep at the time. Housen and his son
escaped Mrs Houseu could have saved
herself, but she tried to awaken her two
daughters, aged II and 49, and they all
nerished.
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ALBANY, Jan. 17.--The annual meeting
of the New York State Bar association
was opened in the senate chamber yester-
day afternoon, Always a notable gath
ering, it was made more so by the pres
ence Of Vice President Stevenson, United
States Senator Dolph, Senator Hill and
ex-senator Frank Hiscock.
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lIannger nowden.s Conllhonoo.

JACKSONVILLE, Jan. IA reply from
j. e. II. Bowden, manager of the Duval
Athletic club. who is in Tallahasse, to q
telegram requesting the result of his con
ference with Governor Mitchell, is as fol
lows: My conference with the governor
is of a private nature, and will not be
given to the public. VIII say the situa-
tion is unchanged, and will reiterate that
the contest win take place as advertised .
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The niggest Omer Yet.

HELENA, Mont. Jan. 17,-Leading Mon
tana sporting men, believing the Corbett-
Mitchell prize fight cannot be pulleI off
in Florida, are out with bid AT a meet
ing of several wealthy stock growers it
was decided to offer herd of 5000 range
cattle, worth $50 head, to have the fight
at Helena. No danger of interference from
officers. Inside of three years the cattle
would be worth a quarter of million.
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New Discnvery.

Mayors Magnetic Catarrh Cure is used b.
yapOr inhalation and is tbs only medicine IL
the kind ever put on the market. BY inhalation
the medicine is not poured into the stomach
and thence sent wandering through the sys
tenn But by inhalation the medicine is ap-
p1ed directly to the deceased organ end the
only way 10 reach the affected parts in the
nose, Every bottle is guaranteed by the
druggist Price 81 per bottle. Guaranteed to
cure For sale by all dru gsts.
It's used different fro ~ any other medicine.
our advertised agents and all druggists are
INSTRUCTED TO return the money to any one who
fails TO be cured by Mayors Magnetic Catarrh
Cure Price one dollar for months treat
ment, This is saying great deal, bur 10 has
never failed, For sale Jy druggists, or address
The Mayors Drug Co., OAKLAND, Md.
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ODESSA, Jan. 17.-There has been a storm
on the Black sea which has proved dis
astrous to shipping. Ten sailing ships are
known to have been wrecked, and the en-
tire crews of two of them were lost. A
Greek steamer is missing.
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LONDON, Jan. l7-The Daily News has
a dispatch from Turin, saying that the
attack of influenza from which Louis
Kossuth, the Hungarian poet, has suf
fered has left him totally blind.
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LONDON, Jan. 17.-Frank Slavin, the pu.
Rilist, has been committed to Holloway
prison for twelve days for debt.
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Probably cloudy and threatening to
night; winds shifting to easterly; slightly
colder
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STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
Closing Quotations on the New York and
PhiladeIphia Exohanges.

NEW York, Jan, 10-This was another very
dull day on the stock Exchange, and the spec,
ulation was characterized oy an unsettled
tone. Closing bids:
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OBITUARY.

Died in Baltimore, Maryland, March 2,
1894, MARY JANE WRIGHTSON,a aged
65.
The subject Of this brief tribute was ma
tive q ST. Mary's county, and after the
death Of her husband, John w. Wrightson,
which occurred several years ago, she
moved TO Baltimore and was living there
at the time of her deatL. She was true
Christian woman, and her many friends
could read The fulfillment of Heavens per-
feet will in all the embroidered pattern of
her consummated life.
Contrary 20 the general rule, she, for
many years, enjoyed that guerdon OF love
and affection which are too frequently re-
served for departed worth. 10 her be-
reayed family and many sorrowing friends
will say that there is no such word in the
Christians vocabulary rs Despair. Mrs
Wrightson always INDUCED the bright and
cheering hope for the resurrection Of the
dead; and she was wont to utter: blessed
be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus
Christ, which according to His abundant
mercy hath begotien rs again. unto living
hope, by the resurrection Of Jesus Christ
from the dead" Strew wTeaths of choice
fowersuPon her grave, encircle IL with them
so that those who may visit the old Friend
ship churchyard may view the sacred spot,
the last resting place Of her who by the
work Of faith, the labor Of love and the pa
tience Of hope has reached the final goal of
triumph-a home in heaven.
AEzANA.
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We invite the attention Of taxpayers TO
the report Of Legislative proceedings pub
lished on our local page They viii there
see that Mr. Wilkinson Ia again pushing
his road and bond bill and may note that
some amendments have been made 70 them
II is but fair TO say that we are informed
that some Of the most obnoxious features
Of the road bill have been eliminated, but.
the bond bill, except the reduction from
$4,000 TO s20e00, remains substantially
the same. From the numerous slgners Of
protests we are satisfied that the people
who win have TO bear the burden and pay
the bills are earnestly opposed to The meas
ures. And who has asked for themI Have
people who pay any fair proportion Of the
taxes for the support Of our county gov
eminent made any demand for such legis-
lations We think not. Such measures
are obstacles in the way ofour county's adj
vancement, and boistered as they are only
by specious, communistlc and demagogic
arguments. are danger signals warning in
yestors away from our county. And q
greater hardship is worked at this paiticu-
lar juncture when men of means are begin.
ming to be attracted to our county and
there Ia some prospect of brighter future
dawning for us. VIII men Of Judgment and
Of business capacity, as we know the great
majority of our State legislators are, vote
TO shackle ST. Mary's taxpayers and COM
peil them, as it were, to divide their hard
won earnings with irresponsiblesg
The delegation which first visited An.
napolis accomplished much good for it
forced the modification of these measures
to their present form.
And, en- passaat, that delegation never
declared that IL was representative of a
mass meeting or convention. Il sailed
under no false colors. II went 10 the cap
itol paying its own way, but each man was
taxpayer and interested in the welfare
Of our county and its proudest endorsement
is the numerous signers of the protests
against the Wilkinson's bills.
What has been done, can be done again
and the attention Of taxpayers is directed
TO the matter. We do not believe that
Senators, who are themselves taxpayers.
will stand silently by and allow their ST.
Mary's compatriots to be oppressed even at
the invocation Of Senatorial courtesy, pro,
vided the matter is properly brought to
their attention.
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BUHxEp TO DEArH.

February 8, 1854, BERDrs CEcEIrA, the
eldest child Of Maggie e. and William w.
Ellis, was burned, and died on the 9Th,
aged 0 years, one month and nine days
She was devoted Child and was loved
10y every one who knew her. My heart
was broken when she ia her grave did lie.
but shall never forget the words she said:
"Oh. mamma, / am going to die" She has
gone from this world of sorrow to better
land. She has gone toioin the angels sing
ing around the Colleen band She has gone
10 join her sisters. Farewell, dear Bsrdie,
forever, for in heaven we all shall meet.
There will be glorious dawn
On the resurrection morn.
AL her sufferings, pains have past,
Entered into heavenly Joy al last
Gone from rs One that we loved,
To make her home ip heaven abOss.
She has gone 10 that happy home sFhere
troubles and sorrows and storms never
come.
BIZ HER MOTHER
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inierepurse and far-reashinz charity, .Es-
sitf Wafhen could bat inherit the virtues
'shicil had won she affection Of our pts0ple
for those or her family who came before
her. Bot there remains another side fo her
e:haractsr. and, perhaps. the best known
side, nameiy-hez thorough culsnre-for
Mss Wathen WAS POSSESSED Of great talent.
rare sbilisy and knowIslxe Of fhings clas.s
s5s:. which made hers 81 once character fo
lIe looked up 10, honorei and revered, even
10 be followed with profit Her devoted
lIiefy aud attachment 70 the Church which
,Eas fortunate In having her as member,
and her sincere seff-saciifice and good ex-
snapie marked her. as all ST. Mary's knows.
q model Catholic. Ard Think her chief
virtue lay in her vast humility. Though
very disiantiy related. l cannot recall \
single friend for whnm fentertain greater
amount Of respect and love.
J. ETHgLBERT NJ Ri.LEr.
Tsr York City. 1894
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PUBLIC LOCAL LAWS.
[ruHLrsHsD By AUTHORITY

CHAPTER 40.
AN ACT to empower the County Commits
sioners Of 81. Mary's county to levy a sum
Of money for the building of school
house for white children near All Faith
Church in the fifth election district of 81.
Mary's county.
SECTION 4. BE il enacted 6y TIE General
Assembly Of Maryland, That the County
Commissioners of ST. Mary's county be and
they are hereby empowered and directed 10
levy Tor the building of a school house for
white children near All Faith Church,
Fifth Election District of st Msry's county
such SUN Of money as in the opinion Of
the said Commissioners msf be sufficient
for the purpose hereinbefgre specified.
SEC, 2. 4nd BE- tt enacfed, that the School
Beard of St Mary's County build the
school house p divided for ia this Act In
such vicinity of all Faith church as they
may agree
SEC, g. And be Il enacted, that this Act
shall take effect from the date os its passage.
Approved, March 9TH, 1894
FRANK BROWN, Governor.
JOHN WALTER SMITH,
President Of the Senate.
JAMES III. PRES Ton,
Speaker Jf the House If Delegates.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF CLERK, HOUSE OF
DELEGATES.
hereby certify that the afOregoing is a
true copy OF an Act Of the General Assem-
bly, Of MARYLAND, passed at the January
Session. 1SStP
b L. SMITH,
Chief Clerk Of the House of Delegates.
March 18th, 1s94--3t.
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COMMUNICATED.


Aessrs Editors The article published
In your edition, on the Canning Industry
and Tomato Growing, is good one. The
article we consider very pointed and IL +.
structive, and should prove as such to those
who would know what our neighbors are
doing in The way of trucking, etc, and the
great showing that the canning industry is
making in other counties. We will not
occupy your valuable space and will close
by saying that we are prepared to handle
500 or more acres of tomatoes this season,
and would be pleased TO draw aud conclude
contracts with those desiring to grow to-
matoes. We will obligate ourselves TO
take at least 500 acres. and would like to hear
from those desiring to grow tomatoes at the
earliest possible date. All the information
rgsrdiBg the growing of the crop can I've
had 81 "Susquehanna." Alllet,ers address
sed 10 Fishing Point or Baltimore, Md,
Will be given our attention. We will paw
SO per ton for tomatoes.
Respectfully,
CLARK, FREY & Co.
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PUBLIC LOCAL LAWS.
PUBLISHED By AUTHORITY.
CHAPTER IS.


AN ACT 10 empower the County Com.
missioners of ST. Mary's County 10 levy
3 sum Of money for the building of a
School house for colored children in
Park Hall section, eighth election district
of ST. Mary's county.
SECTION I. Be IL enacted by Tie G,sneral
assembly Of Maryland, That the County
Commissioners of st Mary's county, be and
they are hereby EN-. owered and directed
70 levy for the buiiiing of a school house
for colered children in Park Hall section,
eighth election district Of ST. Mary's crlnty,
such snmsf money as in the opinion of
the said Commissioners may be sufficient
for the purpi,se herainbef1re specified.
SEC, And BE- IL enacted, That the school
Board Of st Mary S county build the school
house provided for In this Act, in such a
vicinity OF Park Hall section as they may
agree.
SEC. g. BE IL enacted. Thst this Act shall
take effect from the date of lis passage.
Approved February 2lst. 1894.
FRANK BRO WN, Governor.
JOHN WALTER SMITH,
President If the Senate.
JAMES IT PRESTON.
Speaker OF tue House Of Delegates.
ogsIcE oF.THE CHIEF CLERK, HOUSE OF
pELEaATEa
hereby certify thst the af,regofng is :
true copy Of an Act of the General Assem-.
by Of Maryland, passed at the January
Session, 1894
B. l.. SMITH,
Chief Clerk of the House of DELEGATES.
March Is. 1906 81.
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The opinion seems TO be gaining ground
tkat the Legislature viii pass an Assess-
ment Bill. If II should do 80, IL viii be .
Democratic Assembly redeeming Demo
cratic promises. But, at the same time,
that promises are kept the Legislature
should also see to II that the Constitution
IL observed and that the Assessment Bill is
a Bill which viii assess Don't give Us .
kill that will put upon the tax books AZ
house. farm and stock" and viii omit BIS
Stocks" Let each contribute 20 the sup
port Of government according to bis worth.
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zionezs &pprppria&el - the rsad fu,,a az
sasa county; provided. however. that III the
Iounty Commissioners AZ any time after
tnr passage ol1 this aef zhculd Issue and sell
~ bends of ne counfy for cpunsy pur-
psssess tk1t the sid one-h half III the iisssnse
Ices herein provided 10 b. paid 10 them
snalI % used t1Ts q De payment Of ole in
tefes{ en- such oonds, ard secondly de {,
any balance 1pr tIe ppfposes Of any sink-
l18 Innd crested fnf11e payment Of such
honda; and E4oxEded further. that I'M case
De STOCK 81 liquor kept On hand Nv any
licensee under this SCI shall exceed. cr, the
AVERAGE, the fum ~ i've hundred dcsllars.
that ths stid licensee shall pay the add.
Iioaal sum II ihirty-dse dollars, % be by
me szin Clerk q TIC Circuit Court paid into
the state treasury
Al iicensss taken ont for shorter pe.
Iiod than one year, shall psy one twelfth of
ne Aforesaid a<ncant OF thirty-six dollars
each month that such license has 10 run.
~ d. No person who shalt obtain sucl,
= license ~ herein provided, shail sell any
liquor o. ang kind on Sunday or eisrfiof,
day, nor - any minor. except upon the
Nrtfen urdef ~ the parent or guardian Of
such minor. nor shall he permit any card
playing. thriving Of dice or gambling
Of any kind IN his or their store OF bar.
reom- ANY violation ofany Of the ft,rego-
Ing provisions shalt subject the persaSn SO
Violating the same. On conviction, TO q fine
pf not less than thirty dollars. nor more
than fiftY dsIiiArs, and the Circuit Court
Dr - MarTss county, upon Suggestion by
The Grand Jury, NAV suppress the license of
any party both as q the person and the
place licensed. and thereafter no license
- satI 49, - -
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PUBLIC LOCAL LAWS.
published BY AuMon1rr !
CHAPTER e5.

CHAPTER e5.
AN ACT to repeal and re enact with
amendments Section 90 A Of Article
nineteen of the Code of Public Local
Laws, title "St Mary's county," subtitle
County Commissioners" as said Section
wss enacted by Chapter 669 Of the Acts
Of Assembly Of 1882.
SEcTIpN /. Be it enacted 5y the General
.iS@Bl5iy Of Maryland, That Section &c A
of Article nineteen of the Code of Public
Local Laws, title st Mary's county," sub
title "County Commissioners" as said sec
ton was enacted by Chapter ego of the
Acts of Assembly of 1892 be and the same
Is hereby repealed and re-enacted so as 10
read as follows -
90 A. The said Commissioners shall
hold their meetings at Leonardtpwn ON the
second Tuesday in each and every month
Of the year, and oftener ifin their Judgment
the public interest shall require it. and they
shall receive as compensation for their judg-
rnent the public interest shall require It,
and they shall receive compensation for
their services the sum Of three dollars and
mileage each for every meeting which they
shall attend.
SECTION. 2 And be IL enacted, That
this act shall take effect from the date Gifts
passsge.
Approved, March 8, 1894.
FRANK BROWN,
Governor,
JOHN WALTER SMITH,
President of the Senate
JAMES III. PRESTON,
Speaker of the House of DeleEstes.
Office IF the Secretary Of the Senate
/ hereby certify that the afJregoing is a
true copy Of an Act of the General Assem-
bly, of Maryland, passed at the January
Session, 1894
J. ROGER McSHERRY,
Secretary of the Senate.
March 1881
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MISS EsTELLR wATHEN.

A1Ttl ut4 tlC NdItui
And from her pure and nnpolluied flesh
May yiolets spring.
II L., unfortunately, the common 10; of
all small communities 30 occasionally l,se
from ont their midst n bright light, : dis
tinguished ar much loved being. noble
soIl-one Who has by her great energy,
charity ansl Christian virtue, by her large
heart and chsraipgly cheerful disposition.
eEdeared herself to both Old snd young,
rich and poor. friend and casual ac4saiB:-
snoe. Such Is The loss S. Mary's has sus.
tsined 10 the recent and much :amentei
death 81 the subject Of this sketch Born
In county ofsucb warm fr.endSb;ss, cloee
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