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orr ron coma.
Denver rinsrs aud sspi,siisis Leave
.foE the tisrnls HlnE dom.

.ioE the hsftnts Kingdom.
SAN fnAgCnCo. Oct. s.-A party
OF Denver mimi. operators aud capt.
tallsls are here ON their way 10 Cofea
"a engage In "a lig mining venture.
While unwilling 10 ui,close tneir plans
II Ia understood that they sxpees TO
tAto advantage OF aeoncctsion gfantod
BY the C0Iean government tot tho *.
piltalion and development OF ceTlaiu
valuable mining property In tho hof.
nit Kingdom, and arc taking with
them civil engineer 10 supefiIttnd
tho construction VI railway 10 con.
nee, tho mines with tno seaport Of
Chomulpo.
This party iralndes II. Colburn, l..
l.. bailey and Georgu Arthur kice, All
oT Denver.
WIN them 10 w. T. CArlsy, n civil
engineer at Chattanooga, Tenn, who
viii have charge VI the railroad con.
ettuolion ava Hucn other works NJ the
tyndicaIo may undertake. The mem.
bora OF tut party have engaged pas.
sage ON the steRmsr China, when
sails today Tor the Odunl.
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LORD ROSEBERY RESIGNS.
HIS Place as Tho LEADER Ol tho Lib.
tral Parry Vacant
&c mest- WON tii- us.iguRiion by
tho prtss ~ uubiin anh
London.

LyBiIs. Oct. S.-Among the Dll.
lonitre, there Ia q general recruitment
at the fact that Lori Rlsebery resigned
tho leadership VI the liberal party
without consulting them. Tho Iude.
pendent thys he did 70 "with0ut
thought Tor h nue. rule" and addi. "li
sir William Hucour. succeeds him,
the condition " Irish afaifs Will be
wofse than ever. Hatoouft eau never
be trusted by any lushmau."
LONDON, Oct. S.-the Star, touching
upon tue fralg uhtiun o. Ilfu NstUbefy,
fUmAfks: "LIr1 Rosubtfy'. fall was
dramatic anu tfagic. ihu nand which
raised him ~ pulled him down. Onu
fosult OF LofJ Rlsebefy's reign u, "
may 10 said, that the liberals never
again Will be led by n Isef."
y. II. O'COnn0r Ia the Suu sayt;
"Ihu truth IL thut Lord RUteuvfy
never had a chAuot. He made mauy
mittakes anu bis language on the irish
Question was especially cut rCt to gave
dIsapprovaL Hut all the same he did
not get n chance. The situation IL
grave. II Gisdstoub's return " i'm.
y sable; II Popular opinion will nut
tAAAAA NNA AaHAh NfHNNNAl ~ NhAAAng ANt
choice must lie between Hafeouft hnd
Morley. My preference l. Tor Morley,
A. ho u more Intimately associated
with home iult."
oIADsIoHE suGoEkTED.
Tie -teslEna,ioa iof is7ssucry con.
/ tinuts 20 be the sensation o tue after.
neon papers today. Their commsut II
given color according to tue political
/ comrltxion OF each Journal. RIsp.
! btty's decision was complete sur.
surprise even 60 Sir william haTcoufi.
A meeting OF tho liberal party Will DO
convened In London be'oio PafliAmen:
assemblies.
Tue 81. James Gssstto suggests ~ q
way cut OF the difficulty, that Glad.
stone accept the premiership with a
pecfage, which the queen repeatedly
mas offered HIN, pointing out that be
would thus DO spared ihs worry VI the
House OF Commons, whore Sir Wal.
liam Hatcourt would assume tue lead.
orship.
Tue Westminster Gazette urges that
theTe should DO no uudue haste IN
choosing Rosebufy's successor, adding
that PROBABLY there will DO no occasion
10 select a liberal premier for years, and
asserting that meantime Sir william
| HAtcoutt already IN the leader In The
Hcuse OF Commons.
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FAN FRANCISCO, oci. s.-Mrs. Her-
MAJ Oelfions auu her tisier ME-. Nif.
ginia Fair have returned to New Y0tk.
They were served with subi IN ias pre-
vlous 10 their departure TO be- present
ht the trial " the so.called pencil Will
contest which IA st tot November Oih
before Juiga stack, but ~ they nfs
Tesidents Il New YORK. they cannot be
legally compelled to tend.
IL ~ generally believed they VIII
Voluntarily return to testify.
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ar. rrrrnsnuao 10 rARIs.
nu,aIa Movsd ut Frances Cordial Hs-
csption 10 the Car.

PARIS, Oct. s.-rhe prefecture Of
police lhis morning issued denial Of
Inc report oi several newspapers today
that a bomb had been exploded upon
Place dc Ia ConeOfdo. Toe authorities
ray the Report grew out u practical
Ioko. Soma Ono placed n ample ire
work putsri al u uonaidsEable distance
from the route Of traffic. The explo'
sion caused no damage.
The municipal council OF Paris
has received dispatch from the
municipal council ut ~. Petots-
burg saying the whole POPULATION OF
the Russian capital 10 profoundly
moved ut tho deception, 40 cordial.
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N CASTLES BEHALF
Il, Francisco Merchants HorF'n.d
al Tho Arrest OIL the Family.
AZ yOucn FOR THEIR HONESTY.
81. saio Deparim' nj and U. =. En-
b,.y n London App'alsd to by
Prominent Men.

s,s FaAScfsco, OCT. s.-rhe news
.,y.t,.,N. C,stle'a arrest was re-
o. '...,,.,,. and prominent
eslvtdty h''i0i'Hn.. ., -,,,.,.
men bore almost WIN horror Nuu VIZ
an from all over tho city locked 10
~" 49, p,otb,r,, store and iisted every
eN.'' -i.,.nc. Allan md Arthur
hind Of a'''''-"s.' .,'a, -,
Cnilo fecelNeu eA'''h'A" ''V''
Michael Abraham, an attorney anu
..1,,,,eof tho Castlef, advising them
'',.' Tom IN, stste depattment
bg"A' ~ ,.., a.. .ana,,, 40,
'p' ~ ,v.t,., ina ,..uit Was
inwgHy Us
that eAolsgiAmH Ne'e s'n' W i'Vao"
all day long. Tho leallng Engnsh
,.u,,, ali cabled their representatives
n'V'. . ~ ~, mid a, Al, Gait,
Bow W W ~ - "a, ..,,,,.
v,,,,.uI.n. n,ot., io,moriy
~ ''.,,I a. I'D. nnrt and ait.S.
blu," =, Nm Yofh. ia now In thIs
sliy % vislL lilo is well acquainted
Mn, niIn Wv sa,''S isii.,;s boyhoed. us
"n,si 49, c,biegram 10 ,1e Llndon
~. : ~" 4, sH,,n,clss and ai,o esbIeJ
~ nl1' S,,et.,.r H-vari An CaHtioia he.
nv. g,a, al Cnalmnf,. gutLrie
~. a. tmn.riers. of Lpndbn.
80 s..tic n,0th,rs h,f, that
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,,.'ysu 'S "a, Sss,i.
hn au' -, -, ,,..,,t,.,, toi..
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iAu 80 80 a. ~, a, i..''nr. n
w y Ain,, W n'.a,1 80 pstt,cs al.
3, N','' - -. Hi 100,
liu,' ~. " - ~ y s s.
49,. -, ,,, ,..,.,,.,,,,,, and
|bish Standing VI wAlt6f Castle aud
family, citizens Of this slate, arrested
|iu London, and rtquVst your beul
tiiirts 10 thrlf behalf.
"buDp,
"Gtvetuuf OF Caniufnis.'
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NS NV ~. :. ueen ..sV 49, -, ,s,-
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AppEAfs 10 THE STATE DEPARTMENT.
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san, Nan rsnsa.s nsls1sn,,
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.,.,s,,s,sn~a h. A., cas,1si' nahaif
s.S,si,rv oin.v tsi.srsnhst maj n.
M c.bi.,t Az lsn,bss,rdes u.xntg-
snsciisg MIN IN inyssiivai. m. ma,
1000 s.,n't a. Ia, IN, st,.lt IA
~, Cs.,I, snt 80 gi,, ~ raue'd n
,,.nsngSu. s.nss,,on n,r. an src,,,,,
~ M, W,sltn AMI s,eIai p,nn,In,nr,
a hfhaEMouh CASH.
tosn,y oet z-r,,r,unna, nj, N,
invsi.ty about IA. cas-, %,
Walter Michael Castle, tue American
mtfchanii ahd MS vile Hhu SOC, VINO
Wetr nTfoaled yesinfdhy ht TIE Hotel
Cteil, charged WIN stealing several
tallc aud ehlnehilll tkinn.
The manager OF rue hoiel Cecu,
Wheio the party were ailI plng, says
To-Day That the Castles arrived there on
SEPTEMBER -olh rom We conllnenl.
Ilifiug lhelt stay ~ the hotsl, ne ualu,
there had teen absolutely nothing Ia
lhelI cohuuul whleh was noteworthy
% 'u,plcluus' and no Nst most aston
,hel "hcn tue police cams 70 htfes'
'hsm'
100 Associated ffesp bAr nauo lh'
qultiea OF the poilco huihuritlea teg atu'
lus lhe chHr, anu mas itafnei thal no
lunhef chafger hhye As yui oeen pre-
i.'i,d igainsl too Castles Tue polio.
r1uf0IF tlemNplNpn 10 he much nuExlgl
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magnificent and Imposing, which
France ~ Swing cur beloved CEAf.D
Concluding, he municipal council of
-. Pcteftbufg makes Itself the inter.
utct,T 10 Parts oi ~. Petersburg.
sentiments, while appfaciating the full
IMPORT u tho event Tor univcfaal renee
nud tho happiness OF nations. "Nlve
La France, Niyo La Russia"
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HrrunLioAS uLuns MEET.
neIinIsy IL sorry rha, Hs canno. At
tend

SYRACUSE, n. Y, osl. s.-rhs state
league Of Republican clubs held their
annual meeting today iu this city,
rhefe was n large attendance. George
l.. Green presided, Letters Of regret
were read rom Nick luleyi Hanna,
ox.Pfesident Harrison, 5rtaAtr Reed,
Senators Allison anu Qisy anu ok'
senator I. q. Plat. Mckinney wrotei
"rhe fact that circumstances constTain
me TO adhere 10 the rule l laid down al
the opening OF the campaign, TO
remain nj home, Will DO sum-
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81. LOUIS, OCT. s,-rhat tho people
OF ~. Louis are unusually Interested
IN the political Issues OF tho day cannot
be quvsiiorej. Ga the nfst day OF
REPATRIATION over $4,000 voters regi,'
tered. This Is marvellous, when 1t Ia
known that the total vote OF tue city
Ia 1892 was only u little over 1900,
Tho oeolion commissioners believe
tho tolOi registration this year Will DO
over 100000.
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record ~ soldier In the volunteer
nfmJ; was one term recorder OF deeds
In the District Of Columbia. Since
his refinement nom office he figured on
the lecture stage maiuly In attacks
upon Ingefs0l's theories. or late
yeurs bis declining health and i'm.
paired faculties obliged him to GEEK
refuge at the National Soldiers Home,
nnd he fell victim 10 foiloning Of tie
bfaiu
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wAsnISoTuS, oct. s. - News has
been received here OF the death yea
tetdpy at the soldiers Home, Hump.
ton, Vs., OF Geperal George III. shori'
,iap, for ytafs q notable ngute In
politics and who ranked high as n
Ropub loan orator, He had nne
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BOMBAY, Oct. s--Thefe have been
"a iTssn cases OF hubouio dlsoase since
Ociobor 2nd and 10 deaths. A quar-.
antine against bombay has been de.
olar,d nj Aden and at the Egyptian
ports
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MONTREAL, Qie., oct. s.-Msnitoba
wheat u advancing daily. At some
points whore competition. H. unusually
keen as high 10 tixiy.seven cvnIs has
been paid 10 tho farmer, while sixty
cents IL now tho general price tor No.
hard thtoug the province.
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CANTON, o.. Oct. s.-A special train
arrived ~ ll;ib bearing u delegation Of
tho uuitoi Italian Republicans Of
Pitubufg, accompanied by a band.
They made n very enthusiastic demon-
strAlion on tho Mckinley lawn. The
introduction was made by Lewis Beg
RlnO.
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NEW YOnK, Oit. S.-Tno HefAld'a
clffet pJuuout IA San J1ae, Cosia
Rica, telegraph that n mob attacked
the printing ofiicv at La Pa, destroy
ing H.
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HULL, Oct. SIN the collision this
morning on thu Humber between the
steamers Alexander aud Emien, the
iormot sank, drowning ten OF tho
crew.
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But even In the face Of this 81 'beart.
cning turn n fofiugt's wheel Green
and : ~ have still hops although m
lnctuitable and immatablo hand he'd
hanishoi them like Alan from their
Eden. They hUre that the govern.
ment viii allow them 10 develop a.
much u their claim as lies between
tue lines Of high aud low tide for even
with this ell from the feast they
think they eau n quife wealth enough
for all practical purposes.
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GEORGIA POPULISTS
Claim 10 Have Elected Their CaIdl.
date for Governor.
RETURNS COMING IN FRAGMENTS.
fraud Charged-Lfgal Voters SAID 10
Have BON pisffanthisti
Who'll, sale.

ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. s.-HeiuFns
from yosietJay's election are coming
In detached fragments aud mn uusaiis-
factory form. The early hours this
morning brought little authentic nova.
Everything 10 being hell back u
await the official c nsolldation Of The
voIs which takes place at noon tod'y.
There arc 1877 counties and many re-
mote from railroad and telegrAphic
communication. Authentic ngufes
Will necessarily 10 delayed.
Popullst State Chairman Cunning.
ham has received kilograms from
Marion Han, glasgow anu Taylor
which were rep iriod 10 have gone
Dcmocftic last night. claiming them
for the POpullstf. Chairman Cur.
bingham said ut III O'Clock that
Wright. tho Popullst oandidaio for
governor was elected with the re-
main1cr VI tho state ticket Democratic.
SENATOR BuTLER's OPINION
WAsuiEoros, Oct SIN loply 10 a
query ifoni Inc Atlanta Journal foI HE
0flulNh Nu Nht lthhih " tht 1NNlkAA
election, Senator butler sent tho ill-
lowing Telegram: at T. almost cefttin
that majority Ofthe white vosos l. cast
tor tho Peoples parry candidate ia
Georgia. This IA ihu great gain over
the last election an Ia Jus ~ the gtuAt
popularity OF Tom Watson m his own
slate, aud TO rebnke the management
Of the Democratic party OF tue state
atiAirs Of Georgia. Evldoutly the
Democratic party 10 indebted TO the
negro vote Tor whatever hind Of victory
they have won. The outlook for Bfy an
anu lfee silver ~ much better than u
was ten days ago. Tho reaction against
tho schemes anu methods OF tho Re-
publican party has cot IN and will
grow In force until tho Jay Of election.
rhis proves tho impOsency OF booolr
campaigns WHOM tho eoplo are aroused
on q great vital issue. TINS pfesunt
indications show that hundred anu
thirty-two electoral votes are reason.
ably certain Tor Bryan. with at least
\ chan oe Tot 20 more.
(signcdl MAuiON BUTLER"
Senator Faulkner o tho Democratic
congressional committee expressed tue
opinion that In the presidential cleo
ton Georgia would increase tho Demo.
cratic majority 10 10000.
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or INoENDIAuY onIGIN,
A Tire rhat Destroyed aiIiioss OF
uoiiars' Morth Of Property.

LENA, Peru via Galveston. rexafl,
Oct. s.-Ihe great nfu nj Guayquii
Eucadof, 10 believed u have been Of
iuesndiury oiisiu. Some arrests have
bssn ma1e. People lost their lives
during the ooniiagfation. The losses
ate estimated nj $50, 100000. The
populaee IL fuTlously demanding thu
prompt punishment Of the guilty.
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ATLANTA, oct. S.--Popallsl CnaIr.
man Cunningham gives tho Associate
I'd Prcss tho following statement;
"rhe Democratic estimale giveu out
by the morning papers was evidently
well padded for tho purpose Of cook.
ing' the returns undcf u claim Of an
Increased majority. This " thoroughly
demonstrated by tho semi-otilcial re-
ports received by this heuf, 1880. My
instructions were thAt only rfiioiai
complete retufns should DO wired.
Hence We will not receive
any returns until this afternoon anu
night. Nine counties have reported,
uhowiug n Democratic less OF l,i5O
from tue figures given out by tho
Democratic morning papers. At THIS
ratio Atkinuon's majority could not be
over 20, 900; but ~ the heavy Popullst
counties have not been reported, We
confidently expect that this mAlority
will be wiped out, unlesa the Demo.
cratic return board Illegally throw out
tho Populiai precincts, ~ has been
done before.
"rhe Pafisian registration law has
been used As a tfome nuoua instrument
Of fraud. Copies OF lista were refused
the Populisls In nearly every county
aud bogus and doctored lists were sent
10 Populist precinols, thereby uisiran.
chising In some Instances twenty or
.hiriy pof cent Of tile legal Popullst
voters. Reports show that tho negroes
voted solldly against US IN nearly
every county. l confidently believe
Wright IL elected ON fair count Of tho
votes as cast In spite Of Tremendous
itAuif."
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Official returns from MoDufiie coun.
~, the home OF Watson, show that the
Populis,s carried Il by 60i majority.
Svaborn Wright. tue Popullst eau.
dldAto for governor. carried hts home
county, FLOYD, the former Democratic
stronghold. by 20 mslofity.
Cobb county, the home OF Deme-
cratic Chairman Clay, which reported
last night 500 Democratic major.
lty, shows only 500 Democratic
majority this afternoon. Several
Democratic csuntits give larger
mAi,ritiss than first reported, but 1t IL
not believed Alkinson's majority will
exceed rs, 200 aud perhaps not be more
than $4,000. This Democratic majority
generally will exceed ths vote given
Atkinson. Several thousand Popu.
lists arc charging fraud In south
Georgia counties where the Demo-
Gratis are strongest.
Tho following In from A. \. Clay,
chairman Of the Democrallo executive
committee:
Georgia has gone Democratic with
i0,U00 majority. Governor Atkinson
IL elected by at least 10000 majority
over the combined opposition, The
rest Of tho state ticket IL elected by
over 10, 900 msiofiiy.
The general assembly is composed Of
l75 members In the house and a
senators. The Popuiisis have
elected twenty-five members OF
the house and four senators ana tho
Republicans has elected two members
q the house and one senator. The
Democrats elected 80 senators and l5l
representatives. 1nis Is approximate.
ly correct. Georgia will give Bryan
aud sewAll a majority over tho com.
blned opposition anu will elect all the
Democratic nominees TO CODgfeaP.
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NORTH EAST NEWS.
NORTH EAST, July 10, 1896,

NOhIH EhsI, Juiy w, loJO.
DR.. and Mrs. Il. T. Underwood and
daughter are visiting in Virginia.
Our town since last Saturday has been full
of city cousins.
Charles Stewart has secured a position as
clerk in Chester, Pa.
On the Fourth the Misses Grosh, OF Clear
brook gave sailing party and picnic in honor
of their guests the Misses Katz OF Whining
ton. The party was chaperoned by Mrs. W..
r. Grosh and landed at Heisler's Point.
Those comprising the party were: Mrs. Paul
inc H. Grosh. Mrs. Katharine White, Misses
Bessie H., Starr and Elizabeth d. Katz,
Harriet Grosh, c. Irene White, Annie NJ.
Grosh, S. Katharine Grosh, Annie and Rhoda
White; Messrs. G. Hall johnson, John L.
Grosh, Geo. Simcoe, Allen II. Grosh, Roy
Warren and Cheyney Housekeeper.
The North East Baseball Club has been or
ganized with Will Grant captain, and are now
endeavoring to raise money to buy uniforms
ard necessary outfit. The grounds are being
put in shape; any who are DESTROYS OF con-
can give it to W. Grant, W. Jenness
John Alexander or Robert Reynolds.
TIE festival given by the Ladies' Mite
Society and NJ. f. Sunday School was not
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1896-07-11
CROP REPORTS.
Maryland State Weather Service Report
For the Week Ending Monday
JuIy bth

The week was an average one as regards
temperature. but less than the normal pre-
cipitation is reported from most sections
4 severe wind storm. accompanied by heavy
rain, visited Bristol, Anne Arundel county, on
the evening OF the 81 instant. Crops were
greatly damaged and many buildings and
trees were blown down. 1t is reported that
the storm was very limited in extent, no
damage being done a half mile of Bristol
Western Maryland Farm work progressed
favorably and all growing crops improved.
Wheat is better than expected, and cutting
will begin in Garrett county about the 15th
further east. harvest is in progress. Grass
| has improved and haymakiDg has began.
| Oats will he heavy Farmers have generally
| finished working their roru. which is in good
condition and growing rapidly. Burkwheat
sowing is finished. Tho potato crop will lie
good one from present indications. Truck
is doing exceptionally we'll Some peaches
are being shipped from Washington county.
| Northern Central Maryland. -liarv"st is over
aud fine weather has given farmers an
opportunity Of getting their wheat ready for
with very satisfactory results rs to the yield
and quality Of the grain. Oats give promise
| of IN excellent yield. Corn is forward and
much has been worked for the last time.
Timothy grass is making more hay than was
expected, yet the crop will be- short. Spring
sown clover has not set well. it is feared.
though the rains have made considerable
| improvement in its appearance. The pro-
spects for potatoes are Of the very best.
Early Apples and peaches are ripe.
Southern Maryland. There has been
sufficient rain and sunshine for the needs of
all growing crops. The wheat harvest is
over. and farmers are busy working the corn
crop. which is in very promising condition.
| Oats are fine and about ready for harvesting.
Cutting has begun III southern localities and
a good yield is reported. Miet is making
an even growth and promises Il large yield,
| Tobacco is well advanced; worms are
numerous in some localities. Corn is looking
well and growing rapidly. Tomatoes are
slowly ripening. Early corn and tomatoes
| will be marketed in about ten days. Ship
ments of berries continue. Peaches are he
ing marketed and are not very plentiful.
| Apples are scare.
Colora.-A week of clear suns and good
farming weather. Harvest has been light
work, with no heavy or tangled hay or grain
to cut. Oats not ripening yet. The apple
crop is developing; SO many defective speci-
mems that good fruit will be the exception
with most varieties. Blackbcrries show a
better set of fruit than for two years past
Wheat stubble shows II fair stand of clover at
this date. Gro. BALDERsoN.
Chestertown. - All crops progressing.
Peaches maturing finely and eoloring o. X.
CHAs. s. SMITH.
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TEACHERS CONVENTION.
What Will BE Done During the Three
Days Meeting al Deer Park, Md,
Next Week.

Following is the programme for the Mary
land Schoo! Teachers Convention at Deer
Park. which begins July H.
Tuesday. July 14-Opcning session. 40 p.
M, music; address Of welcome. Hon. GIlmor
$. Hamil, Oakland; response. Prof. Nj. Bates
Stephens. Denton, Caroline county: music;
presidents address, Prof. Charles +. RaddatZ,
Baltimore City College; music.
Wednesday. July II Morning session $50
o'clock: mu,ic: paper, "A Study of a Forgot
ten English Poet Henry S West, Baltimore
City College; music; paper. "History in our
Public schools" J. W. Zimmerman. Williams
port: paper on physical Culture" Miss
Flavia \. Weiby, Easton; discussion opened
by Prof. Alexander Chaplain, Easton; music.
Evening session, 7.3O o'clock; music: adj
dress. De Warren II. Reynolds. Cumberland:
paper. Il. W. Sylvester, Maryland Agricultural
College; music paper, Human Plants and
Plant Food Prof. ID. Melvin Long Trappe.
paper, 'lmmorteles in Poetry" Pro!. John
L. White. Cumberland; Evolutionary eXer-
ciscs, Miss Hurriette Brown, Baltimore City:
music.
| Thursday. July 1G- Morning session. $50
O'clock music; paper, The Parent and the
School Hon. Milton c. Urner, Frederick;
paper, The Function of Classics in Lib
erai Education" Prof. II. ID. Beachley
Thurmont; music; paper, Hon. John 5.
Writ, Elkton; paper, knowledge and Edu-
cation Hon. James VI. Munroe. Annapolis:
music.
Evening session, $50 o'clock; Mus,; adj
dress, Hon. Lewis Putzel. Baltimore city:
elocutionary exercise. Miss Harriette Brown
Baltimore City; music: business meeting,
election Of officers; music