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Evening star., 1895-05-27
DUNCANsON BROS, kUCTIONEEKs
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY OF
THE EAST SIDE OF CONNECTICUT AvENul

TRUSTEES' SALE Ot VALUABLE PROPEiIY ON
BETWEEN Q AND STREETS
Under and by virtue Of a decree of sale Of the
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia passed
In equity cause No 1870 wherein Elena Campbell
complainant aaG Carlile p. Porter and others are
defendants We, the undersigned trustees, appoint
ed by said decree, will oner for sale, by public
auction on the premises, WEDNESDAY, THE
FIFTEENTH DAY OF MAY, AID. 1895, All THE
HOUR OF FIVE Gj O'CLOCK Pm, the following
described real estate, to witt Lots numbered nfty-
seven 90 and fifty eight (5S), In square numbered
hundred and eleven Q1ll, (situate on Connecti-
cut avenue between Q and r streets), according to
the ground plat and plan Of the city OF Washing
ton.
Terms Of sale, as fixed by said decree: One third
of the purchase money in cash, one-tbird in one
year, and one-thrd In two years from day OF sale
the deferred payments to bear interest the rate
Of six per centum per annum, and to be secured
by deed of trust on the property sold deposit of
$4O0 will he required OF the purchaser at the time
the property is knocked down. Terms OF sale to
be complied with within ten days from day Of Gale
or the trustees reserve the right resell the
property at the risk and cost Of the defsulting
WAITER n DaviDcF ,r Trns,aa
Evening star., 1895-05-27

DTHIS SALE is POSTPONED UNTIL THURS
DAY, MAY TWENTI-THLRD, 1885, at the same
Evening star., 1895-05-27

JOSEPH BItOS. & CO,
Al CrIONEElsS, 637 La. ave.
Evening star., 1895-05-27
THOMAS BOWLING & CO., AUCTIoNEERs.
G12 u St. NV.

LEON TOBRINER. Trustee,
my21 -d&ds Equity bldg, 317 and 3l9 AZ st. NV
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-04
RaG elHmal Der San Surant.
Or bebauptet, Die 6efbpprenen ieien berlin
fuAt pprecu. - ISaDridbeirlId1 elm ncuer
prp;ef III erparteu.

Or bebauptet, bic @efbporenen ieien berlin
Hust pUrrcn. = SSGbricbeinIitb elm neuer
pro;es iu crrparten.
6ran3isco, Sal, 3. Nop.
- Sbepopre 0urant, Der, ipie gemeGz
bet, oes Worbes i'm eriten @rabe I9ulz
big geIpro6en tpurbe, befinDet Ii6 iebt
in elmer 8erurt6eilten=3elle im@puntDs
@efdngniB. Die Gel6it6eberrf9ung,
Die i'm tpd6reno bes gan5en Bro5eiIes
aus3eidnete, bat i'm ni9t perlafen.
auerbings iinb in ieinem eingefdGenen,
blei9en 9eIibte bic SeelenfGmpfe, Die
er bur95uma3en bat, gu leien, bod in
feinem 8enebmen legt er Die glei9e
3ube unb 3uoerIi9t an ben Sag, tpie
risber Gn 9 i5teriiatter battle
6eute Morgen in ieiner 3eue cine I'M
terreoung nit i6m. rWas i9 bon benz
@''hift hcnfs3 @tu, G'erer1r 9idtns
ion bat MIDI ;hitrutrt meme Mein' ng
iiber bas 9eroift ni4t dus3uipre6en.
Wie t9 MID fUble. g1un, tpie benfen
Sic, baB Sic ii9 in msiner Gage fu6z
len piroen2 Sb i6 es ertpurtet babe?
Sn getpiher 9e3iebung mar i9 auf
etpas 9erartiges gefaBt, groB iiberz
rai4t bat es mid nidt. Sebr Ionberz
bar tonmt es mir jebo6 Dor, baB Die
9ei6porenen it9 10 i4neu auf elm
9er0itt geeinigt buben ioQen. 0as
Stiid pdpier, bon bem S6mann Out
ton bas 8erbitt berunterlas, mar piet
81 iorgfdltig 5uiammen 9elegt, ols
bab ih 9lauben tDnnte, es lei ipG6renb
Der tur3en 8erat9ung bergeri9tet lporz
ben. @8 i4ien mir, als ob 9utton
| baIfelbe f6on lange in Der 9ai6e gez
| tragen babe. Sic t0nnen mir ni6t
tpeiB MAIDEN, buB ith Die Geidnorenen
| in Der tur3en 3eit i6rer 8eratbung auf
bus @erbitt einigten. ltnb nit erbo=
bener Stimme fiigte 9urant Bel: ySie
t0nnen iiber3eugt Iein, baB ba irgenbz
| po f9muBige 9trbeit gethan lporoen
it," SSm tpetteren 8erGauf Der Inter
rebun9 erlangte 9urant ieinen bolIen
@lei6mutb pieoer uno fprd6 bic
ueber3eugung aus, oaB ieine l1nf9ulb
am GnOs bp4 nod gu Sage tommsn
perbe. Die beioen Qnipdlte 9urants,
gcneral 0idinIpn uno eugene I. 9u=
prep iogten, baB lie Elm IoI6es 8sroitt
nidt ernartet bdtten. 9diIelbe lei
Dur6 basGelpeismaterial o6Iolut ni6t
gere6tfertiqt. General 9idinIon Iagt,
boB iein Silent nod cine lpeite Strede
bonn @aIgen entfernt fei. Gr gIaubt
an 9urant'5 S6ulbIoIigteit upb 1T
Der 2tniiht, buB Die @ef9norsnen
i6on our6 Die DfFentlihe Weinun9
| uno Die 3eitungen, peI6e 9urunt unz
mittelbar nu6 Ieiner 9erbaftung fdon
i6uloig ipraden, beeinfluBt paren,
! uls lie lire YlGBe uuf ber 8ei9nore-
nenbant einna6men. Die 8ertbeibiger
iperosn I'm einen neuen Brp3eB na6z
fubsn unb Den san epentueG Dor bts
Sbergeri9t bringen. 9urant's 81
tern iinb BON Der llni6ulb hires So6z
nes polIitdnoig iiber3eugt unb nur Elm
9eitdnoniB aus ieinem eigensn W}unos
t0nnte Oieie ibre lleber5su9ung eri4itz
| tern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-04

@o6r" GIT fpringer, rutI4te aus nnb
oertet1 unter ben glnbdngzWGg9cm
3lpei RGber gingen ibm iiber ben linz
fen SUB unb er rparo 10 14per perleBt,
buB Sanner in Q8oIf'5 9lpotbete,
Gde GbeIterItruBe uno gaiternzQpez
nile, unb ppn bort aus in feline Wobz
MR. Nr. 1876, SiiozPatterIon>Par
2toenue, QeTdafft peroen muBte.
Die biuiQiten belltTaen gHder tauft
man Bel s. @itts, gtr. 203, 9urtz9(oc.
C264)
Die u@ttteIsbu hsSettion
g2r. 1" niro am W}ittpo6 in Der
ySarugariz6due" ibr 3. StiftungsFeit
nit elmer Notwithstanding uno
na6Fol0enoem Ban feiern. On benz
IeIben lpsrben fi6 Der oramatiIAe @lu6
rGluTtriu," Der @iener 3itberzGlub
,@oellpeiB" uno Der o2(urOruzQuar'
tett=Glub" betbeiIigen. SSn Der 9eitern
abQe6altenen buIbidbrli6en 9erIdmma
luna nuroen ais 9eamte eripGblt:
9rdToent gtuguIt Strauff l. 8ices
YrGiioent 81. GolbenItrot6, 2. 8icez
9rGitoent ". s. 6lehtner, SetretGr e.
Gngels, S6aBmeiiter q. Wsber, 6iz
nan3zGomite: 8ep. 3otb, Q5m. 8.
Reinbolo, $. Simmer, 6obnentrdger
8. @alOmann, $. 8i4, 2tufie6er q.
6rieomann.
Perf onaInoti3.-9r. gOum
S9eibt, 8eIiBer Der unter gleihem
Ramen betriebenen 8raueret in gtorz
ristopn, ga, befinoet Iitb 5ur 3eit auf
8efu8 bel Ieinem Better Strip S6eiot,
bsm 9rGIiOerten Der r8ereinigten
SGnger" uno De5 .lrbeiterzMdnner=
9ors."
2an9finger. - STdac @ieBe
paro geItern bonn 8oli5eiri4ter Sunz
ner fir elm neiteres 9erh0r feItgebaI=
ten, neil er angebli9 Der 5rau N}orris
Serodp, g}r. 911, SItz2ombarbItraBe,
Sleioung5itoffe i'm 8ertbe BON $11O
itabl.
- Sin Munn, Der iia 5iIber nannte
unb BON Baltimore 1eIn Dollte, puroe,
lpie Elm Sele8ramm aus Ri6mOnO,
@a.. meIost, baisIbIt oerbaftet, ais er
in bem WarteIaal oe5 9abnbofe8 elmer
Dame cine 90rie aus Der Sadie itabI.
8ranD. - SSSn Dem Don 0tihael
S6IoB bepobnten 9uuIe Nr. 1905,
Sfz8aItimoreitraBe, ridtete geitern
elm 8rano S4aben i'm 8etrage pon
$50 an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-04
Mhiteri0ie WnrotBnt.

2erington &p., 3. g1oo, -
2llma Grouf. Die II Sabre alte Sod
ter bes Sarmcrs Miqium 8. grou9
DON 8our6onzGountp, fanb geitern
Nbenb in bem Obitgarten ibrer pGterz
li6en Sdrm bic Qei9e i6res 9eliebten,
Or. ellington. Der alte Grou6 lpolIte
BON Der 2tebi6aft isinsr Sp9ter uno
gningtpn ni9ts tpiiIen, unb ais er
tiir5Iih bas Paar BEL einem Steqoi9z
Elm iiberraf6te, griff er ben jungen
Mann t6dtli6 an. GQington 5og eli
nen aeboloer uno i6oB ben 9llten in's
8ein. Grou6 lpuroe gu 8ett gebra4t,
unb es heiBt, DAB er baTelbe ieit Der
S6ieBaffuire nidt oerlafsn bat. Der
iunge Nann fpuroe nit elmer S9rOtz
finite er1doiIen. Sin @spehr nur0e
in Ieinsr gtd6e ni6t gefunoen, 10 buB
Selbitmorb ausgeI9Iofen lit. Die
8abri9einli9feit lit por6anben, buB
ibn Der olts Grou9 pom SenItsr ieines
arunten5immers aus erI6oIIen bat,
ipennglei4 fdmmtli4e Samilienmitz
elieOer bebuupten, baBGrou6 fein 8ett
Isit ieinsr 9erpunbuns ni9t perlufien
bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-04
SierlpnritdIen.
2putS s.. Hcttbcr1,
Ir. III 119, Scrington Warft.
1862, A.

Der rS d nei3er 8erein
GbeIpeiB" belt geitern 2beno in
6rn. s. Meienberg's Gotal, g}r. 116,
gorbzYacaitraBe, cine gutbeiudte8erz
iummlung ab, BEL Del6er 8or6ereiz
tungen fir Die biesidbrige GrUttliz
S5eier, ipel1e am 18. Robember bon ben
pereinigten S6pei3ern 9alttmore's
feierli9 6eqangen lpirb, getroffen purz
ben. 9d5 Gomite beitebt aus ben So.
Rubolp6 s. Drummer, &. Wnl4er, g..
S6iiB, s. Streit, s. S4mieo uno
5riB !90negger.
ST er Der S6Gter? -
.Sumes 8reen, Elm Neger, lparD geitern
Nadmittag bom Sergeanten Garen
unter Der Qtni3uIbigung per6nftet, Der
in Nr. 807, OItzMaoiiouItraBe, ipoRnz
huften Hpia So6n1on einen Softer nit
&leioungsItiiten i'm 8ert6e BON $25
geItoblen gu babeu, nrb in cine 3elle
Der noroOitli3en 9oli5eiitation gez
fperrt. Die YoIi3ei glaubt, in Green
ben gteger feitgenommen gu haben, Der
Dor etDu feds Wo9en in Dai6in9ton,
.. g., eine 6rau f4oB unO i6rUer per-
IeBte.
StUr3te unter ben 90 q
Qon. - 99. Sanner, % Sabre alt,
perfu4te seitern Qbenb an Gaitern=
9lDenue uno WabeiruitruBe auf einen
Wuseon Der pGitp unb Suburban=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-04

GreigniB untsr @oriiB bes 8rTAafz
ter5 Rrnpon nit einsm 9antett i'm
,Gaiierhof" an q. Nopen1ber feitIi4
5u begeben beThlohen lpurbs.
Der Wttlitdrz z2lttche Der Der.
StootenzgotI6aft, Capt. TG.@oans,
lit bon elmer JnIpettion5tour naA bem
&emonte z0epct in Oronienbur9, mel
DE cr auf oon WaIbington aus erbal>
tener SnItruttiOn bin unternommen,
suriidgetebrt. 0as Snititut, in mel
dem ii2 gegenlDdrtig 600 PferDe be-
firoen, lit III jebsr 6inii9t Elm NtuItsr
Ieiner Irt unb Die Soften Ieiner Inter
baItung lperben bur9 ben 2tnbuu bon
SartoTeln, 9afer, 8erIte Ii. D9l. uno
BEN aus Dem 8erfaufe bieIer Prooutte
er3ielte1 Heinoepinn beitritten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-04
s,nturo sirpeitecber uuo grbeiter!

Die tdc.id,s gadmittaps s3stung -@olOnio" fDiro
rom udditcu Sanvag Sn AnSeigsn Dou Hrbstt9ebernr
Dtl&t glrbtittr udtn, iOloie pom Irbeitsloien bic
St,luuQ iudsn, unsAtstltiI1 anlntbnsn 9As arisn
RON Garnnrfsittrr uue GauolonQtru tonntn um g.s
t.n ourdb oist 3eituna traugt ipcro.u; Giiet: Tr.
COS. Slo=SoHos Sirabe. (St1, ,39E, igtSoS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-04

ssvSSl. Tprtberu Central &ermanent Saus
EHsts uuh &cib'Serein opn Baltimore
Glnt Spe'lds SeTiGmmu19 tur @ruabuua cinss
Collectors iiHSct Wfuntdg. ben 4. gtopsmber S95,
ab;Eos llbr. II 3arft's 9aae, gir. AIS. gScitz
&crinstpnftrafe, att.
(259,64J g. II Sfua GefretIr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-04
St, Baltimore &eiorm<9iaa

3ahlt funf3ie SoItars $50 g geGo b=
nm q fitr g,Deiie, bic ireeno cine 9srion betri=
qtrli5sr Stimmdbqabs an ). HoOeuIber 1895 III Der
Stapt 9Gltnlore iibcriubren;
3 N bunOert uno funf3io . L
lars $3.50 q SslobHuug fir 9epeii., Die
trGtno cine periOn Der Sei6nffuue bstriOeriiter
Sttmmcu bel ioltsT g9abl iibcrfUhrtn;
Uun bunDtrt , olIars (500 g Ell b.
nunq iIr @cu.ii., Die reeuo einen 0abbeamten
cocr eirsu NIT auiredterhnltunQ Der Rubs in Der
StaDt Baltimore bstrautsH geamteu irecnb tiEe;
@crbrcb,ns, btirbeno in GttpattbdiQeteit ooer
Sctrua ubcriGbrsn, rpoourdb elmer esrtdttu g9abl
oil QsuduHtcm Sapt sn!gtQeu oeprtt lpiro;
int eno : liurs $1,000 BEL 0 b:
nurG fir Sspciis, Die irseno Elm WitQIto oes
oemcfratiibcn oorr rtsublitaniibtu S!aozGr,tutips
rosr GamsaGnesGomts's Der NufipitQtlunQ ontr
NutrcijunG, 9cri6Dorurq Sur Stoebune, po.r Der
0crilbuua iraeno slnss Ysrbrs6ers, beittbtno in
Gcualttbdtigi,it Ooer 9etrua iberfiibrt, popurd
eine gtred)tc 9SabI Gil bsiaQtcm Gage beeintrd5tet
piro.
Gin GIaranieionO bon brcibiQtouiero SoGurg in
BON perantnortIidtn Slrgrn iubicribirt, nm obi9e
Scobuunsen su btjaben.
Spicpb NdddrS, jim,
9rafosnt Der usaltimor. &,iprmzggu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-04
Sintn1cmS
SjDcr
RcoutGtOr.

9eyisib. uerridltet ieiue Gr5sit ;ut
3ufrieOsubett unb ,srfriidlt Oas a.iammt.
0ogp.ripflsm. gr IT ub,iier als giu.u"
uno fam iOrpobl III fIiiiiis.r 6orm ME
ais 4uluer be;o9tn Iperpeus
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-04
aouia Sarl am Grate SrieOrtd,'s III

Berlin, 3. Noo. - &0nig Sarl
bon portugal itattete geitern 9ta6mitz
tao benz 8rube be5 &aiier8 6riebrid
8. in Der 6rieoensz&ir4e gu 9ot5Dum
einen 8eIu4 ab uno legte einen gro
ben &ran3 bon Roien uuf oemielben
nieber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-04
Nebmen sic

eir. CUTE b.r.Weelsiu eiu, unb sna,
oeshalb, neil bic 9eber oas 9lut boil.
tduelg r.au!trt. Sobalo Ole gebertha.
tigftlt trGse III, piro cas 8orpccipii.m
u.Illo2it, oas Slut uurelu uuo Ger gause
S0rper muB oarunt.r leloeu. Seoe Dle.
o1r, 81. sur 9leiniauH9 Se5 @lules
.mpfOhltA Diro, iOa angeuOmmener
NtaBeu aui be 9eber cinmirttn. St.
iorqen Sle Il baher ioiogt ben
o6nfo o(Ipr @sber, ,sQeo{ainp,t. a
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TNie MONUMENTAL SAVINGS AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION Ger Start Baltimore.


giireau Sc nss Gsbduces Der ,SoEt BON @altimprt
ottertrt 5um @sTtaut elntu nj tirtcu g e
troe tbrtr VOL tju0ejabIten &t=
ticnju 500 pro gutbci Tiejtl5c bcja6lt
cine bobl0brllbe SiuiptuOc ron Qrp1,ut Eurco
trite 6ppOtbcsn aui GrunOcipcutbum eefbtrt
irtftorcu:
Somnel :. gut, Slltmnrc DIN.,
pon Spraglus, Sud & Co. GuQros Sti,ftls urS
S3ubbonocr IND @C' '=Qrdiocut Der gtpcr=
%ryic.
Samucl n. 3rtQ as, 9ultimrrr, IRb.,
bon Srs9alas, ertsl \ g., Gueros=2rg GOO0ss
S!anclcr
b a :. j. q D r, Scltimo-c Mb
bon Gbas :. SopIo1 & Co. fabritantsu, uub
9.ietsQrdTpert Der r6beiaptate ntmocu=Gom
Or. -. " 28 bar tom, Soltimorc. Nh,
9obartpu & barron &srlcQcr.
! o II 2. GepD Baltimore U(o..
Gsi1dits ii,brtr Der onol=uuoerntiter.
9omraUp."
:. 1rantS rpelsc, Saltimorc, Wo,
QrGfosrt Der r6btiaptdts ocm0eu=G Comp
G. 9tmp Gartlctt Baltimore NH.
ppn Sbriper, gar;let & So.
6 paro g. SouD, Qaltimrre, nh.
9du: uno Seb=2tttu1r
Samet 81. Y rlunos 3 Baltimore. Wh.
Raifrcr ner pHatioualseent Of Commerce
(glop2, lpitl
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,, Ssmotratiider SurfsSerein -
SIR. afe. eH=@aIttmpre=s =strase.

~
SIR. 2f6. cH=@aItimpre=St StraBe.
On bic Dsmotratii4en Stimmgeber Der
Stobt Baltimore:
9a es CUR &enntniB bieIes 8ereins
gelan9t it, boB BON Seiten Der repuz
blitunif6en 9artei unb Der rReformz
2iga" Der @erIud gemu4t tpirb, bic
bemotratiIden Stimm9eber, beionbers
aber bic naturaliiirten 8iirger, ein5uz
fdU6tern unb bieIelben bon ben
StimmfGiten fern3ubalten, 10 tperben
ale 0empfraten, ipel4e 9eIeBli9 be-
redtist iinb, lire Sttmme bei Der berz
unnabenoen Wabl ubsu9eben, bier
bur4 benadridtigt, baB bieIer 9erein
beren Re9te bei9iiBen uno in alien be-
ri6teten Jalen fol6e MuBregeln err
greifen tpirb, p.lde n0tbig iein mo=
gen, benielben ibr Stimmre9t gu
ii9ern.
8. 81. 9uor,
9rGiibent.
6 6urIes @oIbsbprouqb,
8oriiber bes gretutip=Gomites.
(264-6
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-04
Die "6uarsiau SccuritD, Sruff nns SepoIts
Gpmpasnfc pom Baltimore"

etfdftgpIat glr. Z, glpro=Ga ptrtitraBs.
@olti imore, 30. Cttobsr 1895.
Soiermit pirO bcidsiuigt, baB cine Garcrie 5um
@ttro9e Dou orctbiQ cnO Sol lars
$3.50 0O0l, untsyi.Ibnet uou ptrantmoCtlibcn ytirz
germ, bel oicicr 6Ompa1uie ocponirt oorDeu it, um
bic 3alluua Der obiQen, BON Der rSaitinere Re
form=EIga" ausecitGteu, Selobnun0sn rter 5u
ttlsn.
Gepars 2tabIer. jun,
(263@,6 9rdfO.nt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-04
@cfudlctt Sen to0tem SoNn.

Mien, 3. gtoo. - Gum eriten
Male 1eit Dem Selb5tmoroe Dss &ronz
prin3en Rubolf ponOeiterrei4 in 1889
itattetsn geitern Der &aiier uno Die
8aiIerin Der Srppte in Der &apu3iz
nerz&ir9e, no bic Qeihe ibre leBte
gfubsftGtte gefurben, einen Seiua ab.
9as faiierlicbe Yaar betrat DaS Sc
noble Morqens 7 ll6r unO p:rbru4te
lGngere 3eit in iti[em 8ebete. Die
GoiIerin fchisn tief erdriffen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-04
StuatSonWa(t unO 5o6ta(=
Ocmolirnten.
SUPPER in !SiiGe ,ino SsIGe.
Suntcs GQerlei.
Suntcs IQerlei.

(s pe;taIs9oteItrief fir ben r2eutiteH 9orreipoH'
6cEttu," terItttt hurG bic "lIitco:4re5" Eno be
gieD:golter n&iioc. 9yrciit.")
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-04
z 10 cite % TO.

sine coaisrpa:iueH bcmotGatii1 II stimmseber Der
tpclteE lSGro ptToeH bIcreMn auf9eiorocrt. Der
brHte. Dfpntdg, ben 4. Gpocmber 1885,
4bcneS punftiieb y lIbr. in Ger ..Sroaepaas
Salie" foiiiiaoeHotH SeriamnluuJ b,iSuuObneu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-04

OH s@ullI0Ht
Gsiparr =. I5if9craIe, 9Idfioent;
5ep. Is. Green, SetrcIGr;
C26I) gluquit Serfcmeier, SretItipe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-04
Die bs1e 1rlhlabrss MeDl,in

TugenbIidIidl 1T Elm 9toer Durauf be-
eat:, enuas fir bic 9t.iu,euns ielnes
SlutcS Su laun, oSer lui. man III iugtu
p1egt, elue Sruhlubrs'Reoi;iu ;u &C..
brnud,u. rrO Diss ilt uoltomm.u
rid3t1s AebauosIt, leooA muB man bic
e,elsrete 4feOi5lu elunehmeu. SAILS
SIe 9hyeu arit eoniuItr.u, 10 Miro
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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1895-10-26

true TO the trusts confined to them and
its record in every particular Of ad-
ministration is irreproachable. What
ever abuses may have existed IN past
years in local political management,
growing out of the strifes of rival
bosses, and whatever misdeeds may
have been committed by this or that
unworthy adherent of some angry
faction or some INSCRIPTIONS leader.
we have no more reason to fear now
from the Democratic party than we
have TO fear them at the hands of the
Republican party for if the future is
to be always judged by the past, il is
an unhappily notorious fact that Tor
every misdeed that can be charged
against the former a dozen may be
counted against the latter. 1t is there
fore, idle to indulge in recrimination,
and idler still, in the light of recent
events, TO invent fresh charges against
the sincerity and honesty Of the men
who to-day stand forth for the suilrages
of Democracy. Let every man, there
fore, vote as his reason and his con-
science may dictate, free from the in
huences of prejudice and passion
wroght by the asperites Of campaign
in which so much has been said that
was false and deceptive"
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1895-10-26
SheriffS S Election Notice
TO THE JUDGES OF ELECTION
AND VOTERS OF WORCES-
TER COUNTY.

Notice is hereby given to the Judges of
Election and Qualified Voters of Worcester
Comfy, that an election will be held on
Tuesday, November ). 1895, Git being the
first Tuesday next after the first Monday in
November, 1881, at the usual places Of
voting in the several Election Districts of
said county.
And the election so to be held is for the
purpose of choosing
One person to be Governor of the State of
Maryland.
One person to be comptroller of the State
of Maryland.
One person to he Attorney General of the
State of Maryland.
Three persons TO represent Worcester
county in the House of Delegates of Mary
land
One person for Clerk of the Circuit Court.
for Worcester county.
One person 10 be Sheriff of Worcester
county.
Three persons to be Judges of the Or
phans' Court for Worcester county
Three persons to be Commissioners of
Worcester county.
One person for States Attorney of Wor-
ccster county.
One person to be Surveyor of Worcester
county.
One person to be wreckmaster of wor-
cester county.
The polls will he opened at o'clock a.
m and close at o'clock p. m.
The Returning Judges are required and
drectc! TO make their return on the second
day ('rhursday) following the election, to
the Clerk of the Circuit Court for Worccs-
ter county. and also to the Governor of
MARYLAND.
LEVIN j. HOUSTON, Sheriff.
NOTICE To ALL WHO DEAL IN LIQUORS
For the information of all persons con
cerned. the following Act of the Legislature
passed Mrach 2jth, 1865, is published.
CHAPTER I9l.
AN ACT prohibiting the sale of spirituous
or fermented liquors in the several coun-
ties OF the State on the day of Election.
SECTION |. BE il enacted by the General
Assembly of Maryland, That it shall not be
lawful for the keeper of any hotel, tavern,
store drinking establishment or any other
place where liquors are sold. or for any per.
son or persons, directly or indirectly, TO sell,
barter, give or dispose of any spirituous or
fermented livuors, ale, beer, or Intoxicating
drinks of any kind, ON the days of election
hereafter to be held in the several counties
of the State.
SEC. ,. Aud re it enacted, That any
person violating the provisions of this Act
Shall be liable to indictment by the Grand
Jury of the county where the offence is
committed. and shall upon conviction before
Judge of any Circuit Court Of the State he
fined sum not less than fifty dollars nor
more than ono hundred dollars for each and
every offence one-half the fine shall he
paid TO the iuformer. the other half to the
County Commissioners for the use of public
roads. LEVIN j. HOUSTON,
Sheriff of Worcester county.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1895-10-26
The Negro Question in This
Campaign.

The chief object of the study of his
tory is that by knowledge Of the ex-
perience OF the past we may avoid mis-
taken in the future. The history of
the Republican party in the United
States during the past thirty years
shows that whenever that party has
been in power or is now in power
in a State, negro equality has been
pushed to the front and given Il foot
hold which it will be very difficult, il
not impossible, to dislodge.
The Republicans of Marylaud try to
ridicule the idea that negro equality
woull be insisted on in this State, but
ridicule is weapon used to hide the
lack of more substantial arguments.
Because mixed schools, negro police
men, and the like would be distaste-
ful to many OF the people of Maryland
is no assurance that they will not be-
come realities il the State is turned
over to the Republican rule.
Mixed schools are by no means to
the liking of very many OF the citizens
of Pennsylvania. and vet they have
mixed schools. II the negroes are
given this recognition where the num-
bcr of negro voters in proportion 10 the
number of white voters is not one-tenth
as great as in Maryland, what less can
we expect if we put into power par
tv, one half of whose number is ne
groeS, and portion OF the other hall
whites who will eagerly advocate ne
gro equality,
1t will be too late to remedy the
matter after we have done the deed, -
! il the State is turned over to the Re
publicans this fall it will he at the
/ hands of the Democrats, and we Will
have ourselves to blame. \ ballot
once deposited cannot be withdrawn
nor can the evil consequences which
will flow ihereirom be ahltcd Weigh
well the matter and count the cost
Thirty years Of Democratic rule will
its wholesome results and salutarN
laws is Il record Of which the party
may well be proud, and one which al
this time should not he broken fol
personal dislike or antipathy to an!
third person or persons.