The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1896-03-13
MARLBOROUGH


- ne regular quarterly ll't'ihS VI '"N
Teachers Association of this county will
meet next Friday in Washington at the
Georgetown Law School Building on +.
Street, between 5th, and 9th, street \. W.
The Editor of"The Press" Manchester,
Iowa, writes Us: Il have before me copy
of your very handsome paper and write
to ask where you buy the paper on which
ii is printed and what price You pay tor
it
On Tuesday Me>Srs. Sweeney and
Harris. as auctionecrs for Duckett X Dent
attorneys. sold at public sale - acres OF
land and a dwelling at Charlton Heights
for $4,000. 1t was purchased by Issue :.
| LYON of Washing on
Mrs. J. X. Smiths store and the Post
Office was entered last Friday night by
thieves who made way with shoes, cigars,
sardincs, stamps, postal cards and change,
amountingto twenty-five or thirty dollars:
Mr.. !. f. Waters store was also entered
and about ten dollars in cash taken.
The Chesapeake Beach Railway Com
panv has been Incorporated under the
general incorporation laws of this state.
The certificate of incorporation was APP
proved by Judge Brooke on Saturday.
This Company has succeeded to all the
rights and franchises CT the Washington
and Chesapeake Beach Railroad com
pany The object of the company Is to
Il
from a point on the division line between
the district of Columbia and this county
to the Chesapeake Bay, the terminal OF
the railroad on the bay. The incorpora-
tors are Robert f. Todd, Archibald
Young. Frederick d. Chappln, +. {. Nc
Kenny. Fillmore Bcall, Charles y. VI.
Wells and Joseph X. Roberts. The Di-
rectors are Robert +. Todd, Archibald
Young, Frederick f. Chaplin, f d. Nc
Kenny and Fillmore Beall.
Mr.. Castor Manly committed suicide
on Thursday in Baltimore by shooting
himself through the head in the Mount
friends here where, when quite young
man. he spent good deal of his time at
''Nihil,' the home of his aunt, the late Mrs
Eliza G. Graham near this town. He has
two brothers and sister, Mrs J. 5. Wheed-
bee, living in Baltimore, and a brother in
NewLerne, North Carolina. His grand
father was the late Governor Castor, OF
North Carolina and his father was the
late Governor Manly also Chief Executive
of that state Mr.. Manly's wife was for
merry Miss Tyson, of Howard county, and
her uncle was the late Henry Tyson, at
one time President of the City Passenger
Railway Company. She had been mar
ried to Mr.. Manly about ten years, and
with two daugters survive him. He was
- years old.
William Macon Coleman of Washing
ton is preparing new edition OF Kant
"CritiQue of Pure Reason" The editors
aim Is described in the following state
ment: He has tried to make Kant intell
giblc and interesting to educated Ameri
can readers. He has taken up the critique
tusing the first edition largely in the de
duction of the categorieS) section by see
ton, from beginning to end, eliminating
repctitions holding fast to the text where
it is clear, and laraplrasin@ and explain
inc where the involution and ob>curltv of
Rants style seem to demand such treat
ment. As the end of each principal d.
vision is an exhaustive resume of the doc
hos 1St
his work in the form Of Dialogues, rcscm
bling the modern ''intcrview,' where all
the points are brought out in detail by
question and answer and illustrated in
the convention.
The Washington Post Almanac and
Encyclopedia, sold for twenty-five cents,
is the most comprehensive publication of
the kind that has fallen under our notice.
Its 500 pages are laden with useful know
ledge. and it is difficult to think of some
thing that is not to be found iv it. Here
are a few of its contentS-Elcctlon tables.
electoral votes, Congress, party strength
in Congress from 1.1e to 1894, Speak
crs of the House. Cabinet officers, church
statistics. historical data. armies and ma
vicS of the world. ocean records, turf and
bicvcic records the United States tariff
and tariffs of the world, dates Of the bat
ties of the late war and the lumber of
killed. wounded and missing, census ia
blcs, production of wool and grain, II ca
tiSc of the weather. weather predictions
for Tho, We T. diseases of cattle and rene
dies. The Almanac is a ready reference
book and one can be sure to find whatever