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CHAPTER 4is.

An act to repeal and re enact with amend /.
rnents, Section "a "a" and "a "B" of
Article 81 or the Code OF Public Gen.
eral Laws of Maryland little Crimes
and Punishments," subtitle, "False Pre-.
tences," relating 10 frauds and false pre-.
tences, upon hotel and livery stable keep.
ers as ena ted by the act of f1S92 Chapter
42.
Section !. Be II enacted by the General
Assembly Of Maryland, That Section 81
"a" and Section 81 "B" of Article 27 of the
Code OF Public General Laws OF MARYLAND
little Grimes and Pnnishments" subtitle
False Pretencrs as enacted by the act of
1879, Chapter AZ" are hereby repealed and
re-enac,ed 10 read az follows:
A A III any person with intent TO cheat
or defraud shall by any false or fraudulent
representations or by any false show of
baggage goods or chattels which are cal
culated 10 deceive any hotel proprietor,
keeper or manager, obtain lodging or credit.
OF the use OF any bnrse or vehicle or food
and stabling for a horse horses In anv
hotel In this State, or from the keeper III
any livery stable, and shall subsequently
refuse, decline or fail 20 pay for his credit.
board or lodging or use Of horse or fpd
and stabsing for horse furnished him, the
person 90 offending shall be guilty OF mis-.
demeanor, and On conviction, be sentenced
" pay hne, not exceeding one hundred
dollars or undergo az imprisonment In iail
ior term. not exceeding three months or
both, or either atthe discretion of the Court,
"a b--Eyery person who shall at any
notei, receive or Cause 10 be furnished any
ioou or accommodation, for man or beast
with intent TO cefraud the owner. keeper.
or proprietor or manager of any hotel, or
owner or keeper Of any livery stable out OF
The value or price OF such food or accom-
modation, and every person who shall OBJ
tam credit at any h eel or livery stable by
the use OF any false pretence or device ar
by depositing at sEch hotel any baggage or
other chatiel or value ot .ess than the
amount OF such credit or OF the bin by such
person incurred with such fraudulent intent:
and any person, who sfter obtaining an &C.
commodation, for man or beast, at any hotel
or livery stable, shall abscond from such
hotel. or livery stsble. and shall surrep,isi-
ously remove bis baggage or property there
from, without dischargif q the debt so afore-
SAID incurred, shall upon conviction be adj
judged guilty OF q misdemeanor and upon
conviction shall be punished by imprisou-
ment 10 jail for term not longer than
three months or by fine of not more than
One hundred dollars or both or either at
the discretis n Of the court
Approeed Aprig 0. 1894.
FRANK BROWN. Gocernor.
JOHN WALTER SMITH.
President gf Gs SesGss,
JAMES IL PRESTON,
Speaker ef ae House Of Deieoates
we hereby certify Gsat tie afoTsgoing Il e
cerred cggy y an Acf ef the General Assens-
90 g Maryland, passed JanDiry Session,
JROGER XcGHERRY.
Seerstavy " the Senate,
b. L. SMITH.
CAssf Czerk II Ae Hcas n Deseqates,
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CHAPTER 317.

NhAfTEh 01f.
An act 10 amend Article 100 of the Code of
Public General Laws Of Maryland, title
"Work, Hours Of in Factories" by add.
ing thereto Q section TO be known "a
section 4, regulating the employment Of
children under twelve years OF age in
mills and factories In this State.
SECTION /. Belt enacted by the General
Assembly of Maryland, That Article 100
Of the Code of Public General Laws of
Maryland. be amended by adding thereto
the following section 10 comein immediate.
ly after section 3 Of said Article and TO be
known as section four.
Section. 4 No proprietor or owner of any
mill or factory In this State other than
establishments for manufacturing canned
goods or manager, agent, foreman or other
person in charge thereof. shall after the
nrst day of October. In the year Eighteen
hundred and ninety four, employ, or retain
In employment III any such mill or factory
any person or persons under twelve years
OF age, and IL any such proprietor or owner
OF any such mill or factory, or manager.
agent foreman or other person In charge
thereof, shall wilfnlly violate the provisions
OF this section he shall be deemed guilty of
q misdemeanor, and on conviction thereof
shall be fined not less than one hundred
dollars for each and every offense so com
mitted and pay tine costs Of prosecution.
one-half Of the fine TO go TO the informer
and the other half 70 the school fund ofthe
county or city in which the offense shall
have been committed. provided, that moth.
Ing in this Act shall applys 10 Frederick,
Washington, Queen Anne, Carroll, wicom-
ico, Caroline, Kent, Somerset, Cecil, Calvert.
81 Mary's, Prince Georges, Howard, Bal.
timoFe, Worcester and Hartford counties.
Sec. 9. And be II enacted, That this Act
shall take effect from the date of its passage.
Approved April 6, 1894.
FRANK BROWN. Governor.
JOHN WALTER SMITH.
President Of the Senate.
JAMES FL. PRESTON.
Speaker Of the House of Delecatss.
We hereby certify that the aforeeoincis is n
correct copy ofan Act Of the General Assera.
bly, Of Maryland, passed at The January
Session, 1894.
]. ROGER McSHERRY,
Secretary Of the Senate.
3. L. SMITH,
Chief Clerk Of the House Of Delegates.
Il -
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CHAPTER ss7.

An Acr to repeal Sections 1, Q, 8, 4, s. 8, z,
8, 9, 10 and IL Of Article 81 Of the Code
OF Public General Laws, entitled ma
mares and Fertilizers" as amended and
1e-enacted by chapter 3s7 of Acts Of 1890
and 10 re-enact the same with amend.
uents.
Section I. And be II enacted by the
General Assembly OF Maryland, That sec
tions one. two, three, four, five. six, seven,
eight. nine, Ten and eleven Of Article sixty.
one Of the Code Of Public General Laws
% amended and reenacted BY Chapter SS7
Of Acts of 1890 be and the same are hereby
repealed and reenacted 10 read as follows
Section 1. That the term fertilizer a.
used In this Act shall be held % mean any
commercial fertilizer or any article, sub
stance or mixture sold, ozered OF exposed
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-05-24
CHAPTER 500.

CHATTER 326.
An act to repeal and re enact with amend.
ments, section 10, Of Article As of the
Code of Public General Laws, title "Hus-
band and Wife"
Section 1. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly Of Maryland, That Section 10 of
Article 45 of the Code Of Public General
Laws, title Husband and Wife" be and the
same is hereby repealed and re-enacted 30
as 70 read as follows:
10. Amy married woman, having arrived
at the age Of eighteen years, may convey
her real or personal property, II her hus-
band joins In the conveyance, whether the
conveyance be absolute or by way of mort
gage, aad she may execute and acknow-
ledge any deed, mortgage or bill of sale or
other instrument Of writing In the same
manner as other grantors or bargainors,
without any private examination or other
ceremony, and she may, at whatever age
she may be, relinquish her dover in any
real estate by the joint deed OF herself and
husband, or by her separate deed.
SECTION Q. And be il enacted that this
Act shall take effect from the date of its
passage.
Approved April 8, 1894.
FRANK BROWN. Governor.
JOHN WALTER SMITH,
President of the Senate.
JAMES Fl. PRESTON,
Speaker Of the House Of Delegates.
We hereby certify That the afureg0ing is
correct copy Of an act of the General
Assembly Of Maryland, passed January
session, 1894
j. ROGER McSHERRY,
Secretary Of the Senate.
B. L. SMITH,
Chief Clerk Of the House Of Delegates.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-05-24

CHAFfEB 3S3-
An act TO sdd two Sections to Article 7 of
the Code of Public General Laws Of
Maryland title aBankss 10 be designated
as section z A and b.
Section /. Be Il enscted By the General
Assembly Of MARYLAND, That two ad dditional
sections designated as Secfions z A and 4
B, be added 70 Article II, Of the Code OF
Public General Laws Of Maryland. title
sBanks" to fellow afler Section seven. and
to read as followers:
IA. In the month Of October in the wear
1895, ana in every second year thereafter,
the Treasurer Of every Savings Bank or
Savings Institution In the State Of Mary.
land, shall deliver 10 The Comptroller a
written statement, sworn 10 by him or by
the President Of such Savings Bark CON.
tanning the name and amount standing 10
his or her credit Of every dcpositor who
shall not have made any deposit therein. or
Withdrawn any money uron their ACCOUNTS
for the period Of twenty years next prior
10 the first day Of the precedipg SepteEnber.
provided that this section shalI NOT suply
to the deposit made by sny person known
70 the said Treasurer 10 Be living. The
Comptroller shall communicate the state
mentsI which shall be 30 delivered 10 him
to the General Assembly n his next report
d. Any Treasurer OF any Savings Bank
In thti State of Maryland. who shall fail o.
neglect 10 comply win The provisions q
the preceding section, shall be subject 10 Z
| fine cf Five hundred dollars for each failure
or neglect. 70 be recoYered by fndictmcnl
] In the Circuit Court f0f The County wherr
the sud Savings Benk may b. locstsd, q
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CHATTER A05.


An act TO add an additional section to ar.
ticle %, Of the Code of Public General
Laws Of Maryland, 10 come In after sec
ton 326, and 10 be known as section S21
A.
Section /. Be e enacted 6y the General
Assembly Of Maryland, That an additional
Section be added 10 article 90, OF the Code
OF Public General Laws, 10 come in after
Section 326. and TO be known as Section
326 A, and 10 read as follows:
Section 3e6 A. No will, testament, codicil
or other testamentary paper shall be subject
70 caveat or other objection to its validity
after the expiration of three years from lis
probate.
Section Q. And be if further enacted, That
this act shall take effect from the date Gifts
passage.
Approved April s,Ise4-
FRANK BROWN. Governor.
JOHN WALTER SMITH.
President Of the Senate.
JAMES II. PRESTON,
Speaker OF the House Of Delegates.
We hereby certify that the sforegoing n a
correct copy OF an Act Of the General Assem-
bly, Of Maryland, passed January Session. 1904.
j. ROGER McSHERRY,
Secretary Of the Senate.
d. L SMITH,
Chief Clerk Of the House Of Delegates.
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CARTIER 4O4.

CAHPTER 4O4.
An act 10 repeal article 90, section Is,
Public General Laws, title birds and
Came" and 30 re enact the same with
amendments.
Section 1. Be 10 enacted Be the General
Assem5ly Of Maryland, That article 30, Sec
ton IS, Public General Laws of Maryland,
title "Birds and Came" be and Is hereby
repealed and re-enacted 90 as to read as
follows:
IS. No person shall shoot or in any man.
ner catch, kill or have in possession any
partridge between the twenty fourth day
Of December and the first day Of November
next ensuing In each and every year, nor
any woodcock, between the twenty. fourth
day Of December and the fifteenth day Of
June, nor any pheasant between the twenty
fourth day Of December and the fifteenth
day Of August; NOR any rabbit between the
twenty fourth day Of December and the
first day of November; nor shall any person
destroy or molest the eggs or nests Of any
OF the aforesaid birds at any time. but this
act shall not apply 10 any county of this
State now subject to q local law Or laws
governing the catching, killing, or the
having in possession of partridges, wood.
cock, pheasants or rabbits, or regulating
the destruction or molestation OF the eggs
or ness Of any Of the aforesaid birds.
Approved April Q, 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 10 a
correct copy of an Act Of the General Assem-
bly, Of Maryland, passed january Session, 1904
]. ROGER MCSHERRY
Secretary of the Senate.
ID. L. SMITH,
Chief Clerk of the House Of Deiegates
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Building or Homeeoc ccistions. -
and 10 re-enacf the 4 amend.
ments.r
SEcrTox 1. Re Il snnci ke Genernl
| Assemtsn Of Maryland. II ons o6 and
90 Of Article % Of the Cq< &blic Gen.
eral Laws. be and The - Eerebv pe
pealed and re-enacfed b read a
| follows:
90. Such Corporaton q zne n A .
vance of the period of Tins IN II nav
cease 10 exist. According rlan err.
tanned in the original ArticI ocietiDu.
may advance 10 any ne exoof far
such premium a nav be- noon. he
sum which he would Be- G lo receive
upon the dissolution az ~ srnfSor ~
the maturity of the - U<ich he
belongs, when said Corpor 80 more
than one series OF stock. f1f nmher AZ
shares therein held. o. rn11| E1re lIr,n
any member thereof tbe ~ = % 5krrrs ~
sock held s. I,linu' = ~1i< =: e r. ~ - -
according 10 the Atficles AZ AnnocIrfion-
such member may agree 10 rece{ye. OF
instead OF receiving the whole amount OF
said premium Gin advance or deductine the
whole amount Of said psemium) from the
amount Of said advance, the borrower may
pay the same Ia weekly, monthly or such
other instalments as may be agreed upon,
and on payment OF said sum Of money may
receive from such member security a
mentioned in the next succeeding section Of
this Article for the nav or such mernber 10
such Corporation Of the uupaid jnstaImeuts
and unpaid premiums, to be paid on the
share or shares ofstock SO sold or redeemed.
together with interest at the rate of six per
cent per annum on the sum 20 paid, or
advanced at such times and subject n siich
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-05-24
N-A lady al Toolers. La. wa,

~ A lady at Tooleys, La, was
very sick with bilious collie when NJ.
Y. Tisler, q prominent merchant of
the town gave hera bottle Of Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarr-
hoea Remedy. He says size was well
in forty minutes after the first dose.
For sale by VIM. +. Greenwell &
Son, Leonardtown, Nd.
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A Vu94o 1001m - EEf0mn3 no<fnnxnzAeo
ticIe "a Of the Code Of Public General
/. Laws, title "Crines and Punishments, I"
sub title sentence" TO be designated Sec
Section /. Be /. enacted by The General
Assembly Of Maryland, That an additional
section 10 be designated Section S04 A, be
and the s,sme Ia hereby added to Article %
OF the Code OF Public General Laws, title
"Crimes and Punishments," subtitle
Sentence" 70 follow Section 304, and to
read a. follows:
30l A. In any case in which person Is
convicted, before any court, of larceny or
false presences, or any other offence not
capital. and no previous conviction il
proved against him, il IL appears 10 the
court before whom he Il 30 convicted, that
regard being had 10 the youth, character
and antecedents of the offender 10 the
nature Of the offence, and to any extenuat.
ing circumstances under which the offence
was committed, II Ii expedient that the
offender be released on probation Of good
conduct, the court may, instead Of sentenc-
Ing him at once to any punishment, direct
that he be released on his entering into q
recognizance, with or without sureties; and
during such period as the cour. may direct,
to appear and receive judgment when called
upon, and In the meantime 10 keep the
peace and be Of good behavior; and the
court may, II II things &c, direct that the
offender shall pay the costs Of the prosecu-
ton, or some portion Of the same within
such period and In such ins.allments as
may be directed by the court; and at any
tune within such period but not afterwards
the court may, upon being satisfied by in
formation on oath that the offender has
failed to observe any OF the conditions of
his recognizance, issue process for his
apprehension, and thereupon without any
further proceedings, impose sentence upon
him.
Approved April q, 1884,
PRANK BROWN, Governor.
JOHN WALTER SMITH,
President OF the Senate
JAMES II. PRESTON,
Speaker Of the House Of Delegates
We hereby certify that the aforegoing Il q
correct copy Of an Act OF the General Assem-
bly, Of Maryland, passed January Session 1904.
j. ROGER Mesh ERRY,
Secretary Of the Senate.
II. L. SMITH,
Chief Clerk of the House of Delegates.
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CHArrRR sen.

An act 10 repeal sections 0S and 90 Of Ar.
ticle % Of the Code Of Public General
Laws, entitled ''Corporations." sub title
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-05-24

In The Criminal Court Of Baltmore City,
as the case may be.
SEC 2. And b Q fsrfler enacted, That
this ct shall take eject ftUm the data Of
il passage.
Approved April q, 1894
FRANK BROWN, Governor.
JOHN WALTER SMITH,
President of the Senate.
JAMES III. PRESTON,
Speaker of the House of DeIerates.
We hereby certify, That the aforeeoing
ID . correct copy Of an act OF the General
Assembly Of Maryland, passed January
session. 1894
j. ROGER McsHERRY.
Secretary Of the Senate.
B. L. SMITH,
Chief Clerk Of the House OF Delegates.
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Saint Maru's Beacon.
JOB PAINTING.
sucn As
HANDBfLLs.
OxRCuzARs.
BLAHKs
BILL HEADS


Parties having Real or Personal Prop
eEty for sale can obtain descriptive hand
bi.is neatly executed and at City Prices.
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4 BATTLE WITH R0BBh"''

TWO MEN KILLED AND SEVERAL lN'OHN'
TEXAs TOWN
Long View. Texas. May 23.-Two oo'u : pank
made a daylight raid on the First Na'i0"a =, un
Of this city. this afternoon. securing aO, ,,,,sn,
4 general fight between the robbers anu ssv.
ousnad in which two persons were killed and sew =,
eral injured The killed George B ,S robSss
Of Long View. who was firing upon me ; The 10.
iured are city Marshal Muckieroy, Si' .eoonard
abdomen: may not recover; 0nat,IJh had to 10
hystonder. shot in the leg wnicn "a a1itacxns
ampI,tated: ]. w Mcqueen. OF the liners q
party OF citizens cannot recover; l. u 10 o shot IN
Tong View. flesh wound in side; IA. a,sJ T,,rs, NJ
hand: T. F.. Clemmons. cashier u '''0
t.onal Bank, shot In hand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-24
G4uEs or THE y. Z. l. a. d.
BOSTON TECH" THE YOUNGEST MEASIH W
THE ASSOCIATION. CARRIES OFF
THE HONORs.

Dos IA.
THE ASSOCIATION. CARRIES OFF
THE HoNoRs.
Worcester. Mass. May % tspeciaD'-lne'e sees
OF individual entries for the contests VI S"s
-,.'ad inter collegiate Athletic Association a.
.o- oval this afternoon. The rain feh "a
,,,,e,, sbowers in the course OF the day ana naa'
.o, heavy. but five intercollegiate recon-"
r,so nsy records are: l2O-yard hurdle, stepnen
-. -, dartmouth. l6 seconds; two nile picyels
~ g Marmon. OF Boston Tech MIN
-, nil walk H. F. Houghton. OF Amherst :
,n,r "a as sec: throwing Inc p'.pO'"N
h,mmer. F. f. Smith. OF Brown ivs !. ~ ~,
runnin. broad jump +. w Marvel u 0''''''
IT, 2as In. .. .o,,.os ,,lox,,
-, ..Tsch Is; Brown, Is 49, Williams, "a pam
,o,,,h - IA: Amherst. Is 49, Bowdoln o; "ese!ss
r. 1,rtnitv 2: Worcester Institute OF leehho"e'
University Of Vermont, o. SUMMARY -, nm
"oo ia dash-Won BY II. $. Patterson OF VIZ
uams. " s peyo Of Williams second; n W, SA'"
- poston Tech" third. Time-w 80 se 49,.
Half-me run-.won by g. o. JARVIS 'r y, 1000,
an: J. A. Rockwell jr. OF Boston r r'.".-,In A
C. o. seymore. OF Amherst nm vase a, Dart.
,oo v,rIs hurdie-Won ~ : Cnase' !" -.
- tJurd r.. OF Boston Teen se0'",.
= " Ford. Of Boston Tech ;nifa' ''''
.rvo-mile safety blcycle-Nol ~, ie,s,on Tech
NJ Roston Tech" J. I. Burns. o, Di ihrd Tine
S second: J. " Angel. OF brown ''"D'
MN yaroIs dash-won by j. A. RocSwsh second;
R,ston Tech F. p. Clagsett. par 'iT Tras~l IS
= ". Marvel Of Browa third'
se NIe run-won by c. Clapp. OF Bos''n Parker
| 7, :, Eugbc. OF Dsrtlnoutn. ssccnl w. "
~ dartmouth third. Time 4:$9 - 4. ~ B,stoa
ooH-vari hurile-Won by y Hurd, j" second: e
..T;ocb". " Lyon. ~ Dartmoutas On.
pic,nev OF Williams, third. Time WilI,rs
Soov5rd dash--Won by W. 5 Dsyo, md 81 II L
r. u carr. OF Boston 'Tsch: se SSssiS
T;rI,chell ~ Amherst, third. Tine" 70 Amherst
Nne walk-Won by II. f. Hougntoh' r = p ST y
w "a Russ OF Williams, second ~ = :,
| Nmbersi third Time-7:l5 80, ,. ., Roxdon;
NTuro.,nile run-Won by H. +. Souie, u y, Han Of
| . cIann OF Boston Tech" second ~ ''"''
| 11..,c,mppii,th third Tlme-l02s 30 =, Amherst
% poia vau't-Won by VI. y. Dunnln1s, IA a. 6rst and
! o1d II T. Towne Of Williams. who alf Morgan Of
sncnri. &; q Russell, Of Brown. II. - I'D for
| snobcrst and a p Smith OF parthou'" w.
I'LL nIace. height 10 feet pa inches r, Smith Of
pu,ttng i5-pound shot-Non by = I, = Mason
/ prown, s carter OF Trinity seconu, r -
- narfmouth third: 81 feet ga ncnes, ,comher Of
% pDnntng high jump-Won by ; A..M5 VI. = Borden.
! proyyn. II NJ Tyler OF Amherst; secohu' -
| ~ Towloin third feet II. incnrs 49, e + Smith
% 1-l,rovlng l6-pound hammer-Non U IND. q X
a., BROWN: G. S. Fills, Of Bro%n, lao Zee, 10 inches
9 Ule ~ Boston Tech" third; luS ,eet Marvel o.
| RTnn,ng broad jump-Won by r. Ia. 8 Chasa
| r,rown. Z r. Allen. OF Williams. seco"N' "
- TNSoIrt-,outh. third: % feet 2as inches.
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the four was not properly Endorsed. but the otne.
three were regular and should be cou hiiIeic IN
shsrTnan submitted an affidavit OF Repuplcan ~,
speco Walter Jones that nine ballots were Taaen
from the school box four for tiste -FOUR io one Tor
lewis He would other atdavlts 10 an ssu
ate this. Judge Dykman SAID TINS raseu This was
agreed to. .,,., , NJ Keorh's motion
for mandamus TO compel the election inspecsso >
Of the First District Of the Third ho,o w9 for ED W
E Esto and another for Fisk" which were Re-
ected by the inspectors without to hand up
hrcfs on the question next Monady morn on" ~
The hearing adjourned Unless speclst Ie "a Nv n
court is convened the case VIII not DC "'''" ~ "
fury before next fall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-24

delegates who shall have been dc Inventions.
This Committee VIM be at those conyen,ons
WIZ ~ committeeman who have TO account III ~
he prosperity DIT ohn,ons s Sag hem err
nj nj, hisa1near from Republican politics IN Inns Vu I'D,
~. and take their certificates OF character VIII"
them. or, e., many committees IL Is
sometimes dficut for even the peoSaDIaeS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-24
The Cat That Came Back

Wasn't RIKER'S Black Cat. simply because Use
that gifted animal had too much sense 10 20
away. knowing that she has goou ner VA
"Puss, attends strictly TO business at the ola
stond escorting everybody In TO have drink d,
the famous RIVERSIDE" the largest anu
finest Soda Fountain in the world; uhaer IN |ne
management of the most accoinpAs"0" "0
Water expert in America .-,,.. I'll, T., n
Then It follows easily that folks look ~, ~ ~
other Departmental and are glad to save AZ y, CIS'
on every dollar by buying all their DrusS' go
cines Doctors Prescriptions, Rubber GoOus,
Elastic Stockings, Trusses, Crutches' Ioi'e'
Rnnnsitcs. etc. at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-24
WHAT EX-JUDGE GEDNEY SAID.
Ex-Judge Frederick G. Gedney spoke next ano
WAS heartily applauded. lie said:

II seems 10 me that, however potential e'ug ,het
H. condition that confronis us now IS acuoh, ho9
theory He'd better not leave 10 the sb33l;J
he done and had we not better arise ana 90 ine
work for them, now that they propUsss 10 'Then
fhroughou this city stagnant trade PROSTATE apoI
r,iDeS ministry want. grief and despair cry out -or
a change from the hard conditions which tne unes
and Democratic practices and theories nave Ia;
80 ne and men fierce a1d hot 10 get mo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-24
er,rr DEMOCRATS ENROLLING.

The New-York state Democracy oil Inc Aii eor
Assembly Dlstrlc; held IN enrolment AZ no ,.s
soconl-avc. last night and added CD names " ,.s
% ,tan,. ~ the applicants called IN person put
lst M W orn aent their Signatures on blanks us
!h,,sI by the workers I'm the district ne t 49,
,,,o,-nen. amounting 20 over L-Vt, Tr'e'-' ~
.LllD . IT, n.inckng Tammany Ha!l.