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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-07

WASHINGTON. u. c.. Fab"Ia-y g.
There appears t. b. a GisposiI1n On m"
to permit the Secretary OF tae treasury
10 find his revenue as b-Sc he can. s.i'ce
he sent to the Senate letter stating
that the department estima'-d mat AZ ne
end OF the present caleul1r year receipts
from revenues would exceed expenditures
hy S.2.-lo.OlO. Among these Republicans IS
Nlr Teller. who some time ago INTRODUCED
"a bill increasing the reyenu"-t1E on b.
from 81 to g. pr barrel Mr. Teller has
been agitatlng this proposition, LoleNng
il 10 be q good one. but De l. no~ in-
clincd to let il drop as Il is apparent
- him that the Treasury Dcldrtmtut is
determined THAI 10 revenues shdl not
lie charged the responsibility for tne
scarcity of public money.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-07

hls Brown'sl lfr had bse, a ,,,i,,o
throughout. and hc iafenl.i =, 49,,
hlm-rt IN the river a.rer th,s 49,
nothing has been hclrd ~ see, - -,
ne cannot b.. located hy vile To- ~.
weeks old. are l.re. ir do.,'t.,
cImsiances. and are m.ch li........ ,g'-
MS disapptaraure 'f''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-07
Tried TO Blow Omen The Snfc.

CHATTANOOGA. TENN. February g.
The trial Of Dr. u. II. Curry. a promi-
nent physician. accused OF trying to blow
open the vault Of the First National
Bank OF Hartman with nitro-giyeerine.
opsned to-day. \ change OF venue was
granted the defendant ON the plea that
he could not get an impartial trial in
Kingston. The accused is engaged TO
be married to "A hghly-accomplished lady
OF Hartman. and the circumstances lead
ing TO his arrest produced a tremendous
sensation there. where he stood high
The explosive was procured In Bessemer.
Ala, on false representations. The plan
OF the burglary. which niscarried be-
cause the fuse was too short. shows a
credit 8 professional safe-blower.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-07
Telephone Linc in Hcrtic.

WINDSOR. y. G., February 6-(Spa-
ciall Mr Low. of Baltimore. is here
putting up Il tolcphOnc-line between W.
iiugton and Lewiston. There viii De I've
stations on the lnc-one Al Wellington,
nj towards. Windsor. and at The tele-
graph station at Lewiston, whore 1t VIII
connect with the Western Union tile
graph-line. and one IN the village OF
Lewiston. ,
The town authorities placed eisht en-
street lamps IN town yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-07
The Missing French steamer.

NEW YORK. February C.-.The steamer
la Gascogne. Of the French Line. from
HaVre three days overtue at Clc'h
this morning, had not h,"n sighted up
10 noon Telegraphic communication win
Fire Island being interrupted, her s,Ehi
ing az that point cannot he ro1oitel.
and as the Sandy Hook observer repCr,s
a thick vapor on the water inabes
impossible TO see but a short distance. 10
is possible that sne lelayed vessel may
be first reported AZ quarantine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-07

ROCKVILLE. MD. February at an
etriy hour this morning tire was dis
covered n Rabbits general store. nrnr
The Baltimore and ONO station when
soon spread to the warehouse attached 10
the store. ami frame dwelling adjoining.
Nu We're destroyed. Loss ABOUT sixty
thousand dollars The origin ot the nre IS
uncertain but il is thought % have been
caused by tramls. who slept ln the sheds
nIlnInIns tln Mllnhuusn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-07

has boen fixed for hearing on Wednesday.
February 18Th. before Judge Noise. The
Indictment IN which Thritiiley is made the
defendant was returned by the ceiebrat"l
william y. Bloomfield grand jury ana
charges the accused with having ie'v-
nioiisiv ani corruptly proposed 10 receive
a bribe Of 100 from Charles Marshall.
superintendent OF the Louisville ana
Nashville railroad. I'm return for which
the accused was 10 exercise the powers
vested in him a. q member Of the CITY
Council with partiality and favor, a. 4
in support Of the passage Of q certain ordi-
nance then pending before the CITY
Council granting the privileges OF lawns
and rearrauging the tracks OF that com.
pany on the lcvee between Lafayette ana
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-07
= whole Family Burned.

STANDISU MICH. February THE
residence of John Book. at Omer Mich.
wls destroyed 10y fire at o'clock this
morning. and the family consisting OF
six persons Book, his VIII. TWO boys
and TWO girls were burned o. death.
Tho fin. was not disc0y red by neighbors
until ,ha building was praCuca ly de-
stroveI II is supposed that the building
caught from stove. one charr-i body
has been recovered
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-07

NEW YORK, February "a dispatch
from Nassau. N p, this afternoon. 70 the
Naritfne Exchange says that the Ward
Limo steamer CientuegOs. which vas
stranded on Harbor Island ON Monday
morning has become 4 total wreck. Very
little of her cargo will be saved, ana thar
much damaged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-07

CHICAGO. Hi. February Ga special
from Lincoln. H.. the home OF captain
E1gar!us. says. Captain B0s9rdus. the
,sii-.noV.n mnrksman. * not d,al. az re-
portld in Georgia. lie is alive and well
In Ills town. and, as an evidence ot ms
good health. IL was announced to-day tnat
he was ready % meet any man IN the
world under any rules, ana I"t any
amount.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-07
Plymouth n Victim Of Flames.

PLYMOUTH IND. February Fire
was discovered az $50 this morning u
Gustav Wolfs clothing store. on The
public squar -Four brick blocks y Pc
consumed before the fire was gotten under
control. y. K Oglesby lost on- ~ the
finest law Libraries IN the state. Total loss
Is 5000. insurance, $500. Fire-Chief
Kuhn was s-y, rely hurt by a falling wall
J. W. Hess a druggist, was also seriously
Injured The weather was bitterly cold,
and for a time the entire business portion
OF the town was threatened with de-
gtrfctiOn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-07
Attempted Murder and Suicide.

pITTSECRG. PENN. FEBRUARY g.
Driven 10 desperation bouloiiig on I'M
sanity from hunger and poverty. Louis
Williams tcoloIeD made probthly-7uc-
cr-. .ful attemut to murder his wife at
their nome. on stockholm street without
word OF Yi0yocatiou Williams crushed
bis uife's skull with nat-iron. after
wards kicking hcr almost lfeless body
iu fenlish manner Williams imms-
liatelV attempted suicide By taking what
he supposed was rough on rats. II proved.
however. % Dee soap-bark. and r.suite I
police-stati0n. Williams showed unmis-
taxable signs 0t insanity. and seemed
happy when told that his wife would die.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-07
No Fears for La Gascognc.

PARIS. February 6.-M. Perelere, mana
ger OF the Compagnle Generate Transat-
iantiaue, attributes the non-arrlvai OF the
where she is more than three days over
due, 10 the violent weather which has
recently prevailed at sea. or TO an acei-
dent 10 her machinery requiring some
fears Tor the safety OF the ship.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-07
A Post-onice Robbery.

NEWBURGH. y. T.. February 6.-At .
O'Clock this morning the safe IN tue post
office at Matiewan. Duchess county. was
blown open by three burg lars, Mno sIo.
Policeman Marshall Snyder. They sot
away with 500 in money and iot OF
registered letters and stamps
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-07
Sning for sIimony.

BALTIMORE February 6.-Harry r:
NoularhOrst. the Well-knoWn baseball
mlguate, is being sued by his Wife Tor
aIim0nv Nr-. Nonderhorst states in the
hin chat she was married in lN,l and that
the result of the union Is two daughters.
Sine alleges that her husband is man Of
ample fortune. but that. owing % his
mode OF living. she is fearful that his
estate may become involved. and that She
and tho children VIII be without means
of support She also claims that her
husband has deserted her. The action
does not contemplate divorce, but is sim
ply for financial protection
shortly after the chamui1nship series.
the Treasurer of the Dri0is. went To-
New York. and for two weeks his alb
sence was a source OF considerable alarm
u his nInuIt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-07
TO Hcgin Operations.

WARRENTON. X c.. February G.
tsnac.,I The Fright Ret Tobacco Com
ptny. recently organized here. with Mr.
Hugh White. general manager. ana Mr'
general superlntend nj OF me manufac-
turing department. VII begin opera auons
early iu March. Machinery has be or
dered. and lot OF nice OLD STOCK pro-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-07
A DcsturdIy Murder.

MONTGOMERY. ALA, February g
News has Just reached here that on 81
turday NIGHT last, while Joseph Hurst,
A good citizen Of ChOctaw county, WIS
bathing preparatory 20 retiring, an as
sassin fired a load Of buckshoi into hls
head. killing him Immediately.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-07
EXPRESS Robbery at Macon.

ATLANTA, GA February "a
package containing $1,000 was stolen from
ibe Southern Express office in Macon.
Ga. to-day II was taken while the
agents back was turned The company
expects to recover the money tomorrow
as 1t has almost positive evidence as 10
who took the package.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-07

when Il viii leave. Al stock now mas 20
ho housed and constantly fed. Long zee"
Is getting desperately scarce
4 STEAMER ICE-BOuND IN ACCoMAC
ONANCOCK. VA. February 6.-'Spe.
claI)-The weather here for the pabse PAY
four days has been ne oo.oys co,,srod a win
lee fonr inches thick from shore to shore.
The steamer Pocomoke arrived here thls ms
n,orniue from Baltimore. but was unaDie
10 mako her way up locom3ke iiVcr, an, anu
,r,Itrcd 10 Onancock late this afternoon.
c,,c ie now tied up at her wharf mere
and v,ll De unable 10 get out into the
Lav mi the ice breaks up
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-07
. r,x.sctan Freeze. 10 Death.

yEOKUK, IA, February 6.-Nhiie on
his way from sick cail pf. StoFer. =
WaymGuth physician, was frozen 20
death last night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-07
AfNNclI-snlith.

MEHERRIN. VA, February 6.-tspe-
cisd) Mr.. Joseph Atweli. of keysyiIie'
and Miss -. Watkins Smith. OF TINS litc
were married az the home Of the brides
father. at o'cock this afternoon. Rev.
a. H. Sharpe united the couple IN hoy
bonds OF matrmOny. After the marriage
a small party accompanied the br.ds ana
groom TO the home OF the latter. where
formal reception was given.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-07
o,,rr CoLD AROUND RICHMOND.
only Those Who skate Enjoy the
Mcnfhcr-Morc snow tnII-.

Yesterday In Richmond was a typical
winter day. TIE thermometer huhs
o,ourd the zero mark all day, and when
In the afternoon the weather moderated
e,,na little. Il was only TO bring another
fal of snow. This necCv substance came
iu torrents for an hour or more a"u,
freezing as IL fell. rendered thc sitct's
more dangerous than they were neiule.
Teams were sliding and slipping an ever
the streets and many horses ana mules
went down some OF them belhs pam
fully injured 49,,
The thcrmomctc~ I'm front ot me us
nartch office registered - O'Clock yes
forlav morning twelve degrees. At the
rtro.t-car stables. on Main ana Vine
streets. at The same hour IL Was ten De
ciccs In an exposed place ON fatN ave
ruo tho mercury stood ~ five degrees
above zero. The coldest weather Of the
season was felt al Bon Air AMI Ashldnl
Yesterday At the former place the lowest
recorded was one degree above ana the
highest. AZ o'clock. was four Tne gov
e,nrneut instrument recorded TWO degrees.
~ ! O'Clock at Ashland the thermometer
registered only two degrees above z"to.
This extremely cold weather has caused
the ice on the ponds 10 ihickcn unlll
the skating IS excellent. The Main-slTeet
cars were running through 10 the Reser-
Noir Yesterday. and large nuinuer ol
skaters aVailed themselves or the ,op-
portuuity 10 visit the congealed pond. The
ice was splendid In some parts oi the
lake. hut In the middle II was not tiozen
very hard. Several skaters went hlou|h
uHH SUI 80 q |,Ei ~ .,l.,,. ~ ,,,o,-o
Tor their cold bath. The lake az Forest
nm was IdtEeN Nv. ~ -'.IS,' -, ,,,,i ,bn ice
L-NlS "i MI ~. snIur ~ tho
lnt"ush3ul lhe ld', ihc tbo
skaters to leave the ice. but hundreds re-
turned last night
snow was falling stea lliy u, Ci'rH
this morning as IL hdI .tg1 ioI Sre3 "a
g'ul ii'" '"e '''i
The weather Else" mere
pr4ft ADrTpr4tA PA February G.
,-i,a roilcs. Weather In February in Phila-
dcphia ever experienced IS now mani
Testing itself The Iemperature al tle ne
weather bureau al q '!"' w -,
m0mcter marked two degrees below. WIN
no immediate prospect OF a IlSt AhNlNt.
from points throughput IN" St1te vpo,l
cNti ~ Cold Weatlti, ~. ,.rise,,,, ,,Eera
,s ,,e,.,,,',. jroDraI 70 twenty
,aSt mish ioy tT 1lro reSsdn is ON the
R"s'Iin, The tbcrmometcr at Z O'Clock this
,,,,,,,ir1, registorej i've below.
'"'' ,>,.r,.t,t9t,pf>-r -, VIZ TRAVEL.
CHICAGO. February from -...I m s,@r-iy aCr%,
a'nvl !nr oIu' ,crr,irs ti,,a in snow
i,tHoh ,,,,,Jr,,,iiv inrraaeeJ In volume
WI, Nta'i," tat' q, b,1 reorI, reached
NV" ,,S,t,,g '.tS ~, O. biiz1ard ,Trauspor-
,,,i,, ~ c61,n,'a,,ioe nave nut their sweouers
'n',"H I'M. I9.t 'dtac,I,, keoning tracks
anu al, W" e,,, al oVer illinois and
1,5;,.,, -, ,ra tbat similar suow-storrns are
,i'''.,-i' ,.,i, o. - r1ilrnod traVel through
M i'' t,', is beirg considerably inn
tne1t, states '''''7
J",t'i No.. e tho r-uited states
,,il,t.,. p,rca,, eavs tho snow-storm
,V,ra,tens - resmi, in serious interruption
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-07
IIuhfuing.

They bake biscuit in three minutes.
They bake bread In thirty minutes. They
heat forty gallons OF water In forty min
utes.
They do all this with less fuel than
by any other known process. The Ma
iesttc Range now ON exhibition al
JOHN BoWERS'S STORE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-07

uoSTGoAIERY. ALA. February 1-N.
n arown came here from Atlanta some
Time ago. A few days a.o hy stsrtsa ~.
Afternoon paper here, aud prihtsu ~ svr
two days. Yesterday Mr, TENANT Loulae
received letter from Brown saying enA'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-07
southcrn As.ocintcd Pre.r nIlI.

BIRMINGHAM. ALA, February ga
bill introduced in the House OF Repre-
seutatiyes. in Montgomery. by Mr..
Southern Associated Press, TO ratify and
confirm all it's acts and dongs. etc, and
TO confer on IL additional powers. rights.
and liabilities. passed the House to-day,
and viii pass the Senate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-07
,rraln Robber, Conyicted.

FORT SMITH, ARK. February THE
fury I'm the Bill Cook and Chef0k'e Hll
cases received the cases this afternoon,
and returned verdict Of guilty In twenty
minutes. The convictions are Tor roo
bing the Wells-Fargo Express Company
and ths St Louis and san Francisco
train at Red Fork. !. T., Juy Ism.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-07

BALTIMORE. February 6--Rev Nicho-
las Manly Browne. who had been actively
engaged In the ministry OF the Methodist
church on the Maryland and Delaware
peninsula fos thirty years, and was one
Conference. died Monday night as he was
entering his home at Middietown. Nd.
He was 81 years OF age. In 1&9 he gradu-
ated from the Theological Seminary at
death
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-07
Are Wade state Presidents.

ATLANTA. GA. February 6.-Presidentt
Lane, OF the American Cotton-Growets
Protective Association, commissioned to-
heller of Little Rock, for Arkansas, and
John r.. Goodwin. of Memphis. for Ten
nessee. Both are large cotton-planters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-07
Confirmed by the Senate.

WASHINGTON, February 6.-The Sem
ate has confirmed the following nomina-
tions: Holmes Conrad, of Virginia, to be
Solicitor-General j. NJ. Dickinson, OF
Tennessee. to be Assistant Attorney Gene
ralu: William Moore. postmaster at Tren-
ton. Tenn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-07

LEXINGTON. KY. February 6.-John
OF shooting notoriety, was found dead
this morning in the house Of Mrs. Cathe-
rine Mcqueen. widow. four miles from
Jaek1on. Breathitt county. TWO bullets
had been fred through his breast. each
one Of which would have caused death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-07
The nendiock ContInues.

DOVER. DEL, February e'~lhe ueau- i'l
,oci, for United States Senator continues.
Two ballots were taken to-day, and re-
suited as follows: Higgins. 3. Acoiehs. o.
Maesey. 4: WOIe0tt Democrap, ., Nlsno,-
son JOemocrai). 2; Tunnel (DemoefaO, J.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-07
Bynrs TO Hang To-Morrow.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, February g.
Eugene Byars will hang Friday at noon
In the yard Of the Jefferson-eounty jail.
He was tried and convicted about year
400 Sor the murder OF a cousin. a United
States soldier, az Beherens Park, on the
outskirts Of this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-07
n,.a Far Away from Home.

MONTE CARLO. February 6.-An
American named s. II. Burroughs died
Ills morning. from pneumonia, after
forty-eight hours illness. ms PAPERS
shnyed him to have been engaged In busi-
ness under the firm name OF Burroughs
a. Welcome.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-07
WILL OF MILLIONAIRE STEVENS.
Virginia Lady One of che HeneGcia-
rics-Ibr Requests.

the late John stevens of Hohokeu. was
filed in the uIson county Surrogate 8
office to-day. The estate amounts to {-o,-
c'00o Among the hequest- is $4,000 o.
Trinity church. in Hohoken. 90 wipe out a
debt ~ $1,000 ON N. church and leave
a fund o' 5000 After some minor be-
quests th- remainder OF the estate is
equally aNlded between the widow. Mrs
Mars NJ. Stevens. and the SON. John
Stevens. Among tho SNAIL gifts are
Nlno 20 LEILA b Smith of BerryVlls Va.
and - 500 each % Burreu Mcclure. a
brothor-in-'aw. and Ms Mamie Mcclure.
a sister-in-law. The widow Is named as
eNecutriX. and Colonel A. r. Steya a
brother. AMI Palmer Campbell. are the
f.tl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-07
Two Presidential Nominations.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., February c.
The President to-day sent TO the Senate
the following nominations: Major-General
John MeAllister Schoield. TO be Leuten-
ant-General. Postmasters-Texas, ID. II.
Bell Bastrop
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-07
rhe New OrIenns scandal.

NEW ORLEANS. February s.-The next
councilinxnic case which will come up
hubble mind will be that OF Francis
thrinRiey, Of the Eighth District. when
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-07

do not fail 10 visit the Majestic Steel
Range exhibit to-day ct John Bowerss
stere. where you can see the latest Inn
provements; also. see them IN operation
baking. cooking. and heating water In
surprisingiy short tius. and doing Il per-
fectly. Is s1ll b.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-07
.no,h.r sody from the Eibc.

LONDON, February Ga body sup
nosed 10 be that OF II. 4. Schunder. the
chief steward Of the Elbe, was brought
TO Lowestoft by fshing-boat this morn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-07

Mr.. w. J. Gardner. chief clerk at the
Lexington Hotel, Richmond, Va. recon-
mends Quraiol for skin diseases. He has
used II with success.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-07

siishl cold. n nee'-eiea' o.. ~ ave cure
,unss Browns Broo,n'' as,, "a ooae.
and imms,laie rslisL SOD -" -
Price IS ceals-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-07

rsndreds OF ladies 80, N.,e,, yesterlay
Nalestle Steel-Ranso eA''D''
a. Jchn Bowers store
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-07

Majestic s,eel-Rang, ENh.e.t W I, ne
.,s...,t innch daily lor tne lal...,,
i eiesShS :, '"''>'' join Row lis.
store OA Governor street
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1895-06-13
Tho Peoples Occupations.
AZZANA.

The occupations OF all people in the
UDTed States above ten years Of age are
reviewed in detail in a census bulletin
issued today. The total working popuIa-
ton in 1870 was %, 735, Gel, or almost 4s
per cent Of the whole number of persons
ten years old or over. OF these IS $50, $50
were males aud 3,9l4,7il females.
The numerical increase in persons en-
gagged in "gainful occupations" since 1880
is shown TO be 5.343, 562, the increase in
males at work being 4,076,O0s and females
1857, 554. The greatest increase has been
in the number o: persons engaged in trade
and transportation, which was almost 7S
per cent, the increase for females being
especially large, or over 263 per cent.
This increase is due principally 90 the large
number of females now employed as book.
Keepers, clerks, s'cnogfaplers, typewriters
and salcswomcn
Professional men and woman have iE-
creased aimoat 81 Ter cent. in number, and
those classified n in domestic and personal
service over II per cent IN both or these
classra the percentage Of increase for fe-
males IL largely in excess OF that for males.
People engaged IN manufacturing and me-
chnnical industr:et have increased 40 per
cent, and IN agriculture. fisheries and
mining 10 per ccn'.
The number engaged in these classes are
as follows: Agriculture, fisheries and
mining, 9.0l3,20l; profe 'sional pursuits,
944 ,323; domes and personal service.
1 1850 500; trade ard transportation, 1895,
9G2 and nanu .c:s..4g aad mechanical
industries, 8, 09l 900.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1895-06-13
Circuit Court.

Tuesday, June n. isa5, Court met-Associate
Judge Crane on the bench
No. Il Trials, Emanuel Goldsmith ~. X. l..
and u. J.. Hasten. a-arnIshsss oI John G. Cryer,
pending whlce the Court adjourned june ..
instant. w-s resumed. This case was called
before he adjournment ~ March Term and
motion IN &c 10y =. g. Combs and 10 r .or-
gan. Es4rs.. to appear for defendant Crye-r and
for leave 20 iile reasons TO strike out judgment
az per March Term. Isss5 Motion overruled
Motions made by ID. c. Hemmett. Esqr. TO al
low Sheriff 10 correct the return by signing his
name, and 90 insert Christian names % gar
nisnees and case continued
Jury dc Lunatico Inquirendo in the case of
Emanuc! Clements. cOlOred. was iInpanneled.
number being DIR. James p. tcwart, Secretary
81 the State Boarl o. Health. The doctor tes-
uted that be had talked with Clements and
found HIM suffering from "demcntla' and said
a man ia the prisoners condition might often
have lucid intervals but was Liable at any time
% become dangerous. such cases were sell
dom cured. Clements was allowed to- testify
in bis own behalf He clained thet be was
saEstliied said he had struck his wife with
the poker because OF an irTes.st. bic impulse
and said his dog had power 70 twist him up =
The jury returned an inquisition declaring
Clements lunatic and pauper and the Court
signed hE order committing the prisoner to
AOntcvue.
Court adjourned to September IL. 1896.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1895-06-13
ConLlissi aers' Court.

Tuesday, June 1llh, 1926 The Court
mc:--ali ( g officers present.
Accounts Of Road Supervisors were au-
4 tea and paid.
Dr James A. StcwaT,, S,c.c'aly Of the
STATE Bead Of Health appearcI before the
Cout AMI advised the c,rmaion Of 4
cum Board OF Health, stating that St.
Mary AM Calvert were The only counties
N ne : nc 'ha; wee without Health
Boar .. Dr. S;cwar; also stated tina, he
iE'c-lad 80 see that :he law requiring
q i'ia to he vaccinatcd before entering
schools was enforced. For lick Of time
tuc Board deferred action upon The Doctors
suggestion. Sec. 81, Art. 43 OF the Code
imposes penalty of ten dollars FOR each
offence upon aay teacher who admits a
pupil to school without q certificate OF
vaccination.