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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-09-19

The strained relations existing for u
long time between the Kansas City grain
merchants, elevator and milling men and
the railroad have eliminated In open
warfare. The Hon. g. A. Hutchings,
one of the attorneys for the grain men,
has filed In the Circuit Court Of the Uni
ted States two bills In equity, one against
the Santa Fe and the other against the
Missouri Pacific Railway Company,
charging aagrant violation of the inter
state commerce act and asking for an
injunction and other relief. The bills
are brought In behalf Of about fifty cor
porations and co-partnerships engaged In
the grain, elevator and milling business
In Kansas City, Kan. 1t Is charged that
Kansas City 10 unjustly Disseminated
against and subject to undue and unrea-
sonable prejudice and disadvantage and
must undergo the unreasonable prefer
ance and advantage II given to Chicago,
st. Louis and other Eastern markets.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-09-19
Sig Women Act - PalIbearers.

Mrs. Frank Nissan, member Of sew
cral ladies' societies In Port Jervis, n.
Y, died Thursday. Six women acted as
pallbearers Friday and carried the coffin
from the house to the church and from
the church to the cemetery.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-09-19
Standing OF National League.
Following Il the standing OF the clubs

Western League etsndlng.
Following II the standing Of the clubs
=, hc NNa.to-u n m U,,o,
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THURSDAY. JUNE 18th. 1896,

And nj the same time and place the up-
dcrS Tnc,l attorneys for the owners of tile
remaining ScVcn-clwhtS interest in said
tract of land and improvements will also
sell the said remaining interest. Making
together the whole and entire interest in
said tract of land and improvements to be
sold, and to he so offered for sale
The said tract of land being described
as follows: Beginning for the same in the
centre of the main road leading from Pal
mcr's Old Tavern to Washington CITY on
a hearing of south 81 west % links from
Il Pin Oak, and running thence north :E1I
east 66 lilo percheS, north 80 AZ east
;i 6-lo pcrchcS, north SO ~ east 40 44-100
pcrchcs to a small branch, south 1870 east
Ii perchcS south 2040 east 81 800 perches,
south ols0 east - pcrches to a double
Cedar tree. south 81 east CD | g. 100 perches
to double Birch tree on the north side of
Hanson Branch, south -! east II perches,
north 100 east Sc 100 perchcS, north :I34o
east - percheS, north 40 east 81 perches
to Il Birch tree on the north side of Han
son Branch, south 70 east g. 100 perches
to an Ash tree. south 14lo east 80 2.1O
percheS to Il stone south 564o east 10
perches, south Il! west :5sl perches to a
stone, south 510 :ig west - - 100 perches
to the aforesaid Main road, north 22o west
thence north 30 west IL $40 perches, and
thence north 'l4o west lag 6-l0 perches to
the beginning. Containing 3D..
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- In reply To some lHcStieHS auuTcSScU
through Rev. DR.. Stafford, of Washington
ID. G.. to Cardinal Gibbons, the Cardinal
sent the following letter:
BALTIMORE, May Il, 1896.
Cardinals Residence
+ DEAR SHIT is the duty of the leaders
of political parties to express themselves
without any equivocation on the princi-
pies of religious freedom which undcrlie
our constitution.
Catholics are devoted to both the great
political parties of the country and each
individual is left entirely to his own con
science. We are proud to say that in the
long history of the government of the
United States the great Catholic Church has
never used or perverted its acknowledg-
cI power by seeking to make politics sub
serve its own advancement.
Moreover. it is our proud boast that we
have never interfcred with the civil and
political rights of any who differ from us
in religion. We demand the same rights
for ourselves and nothing more. and will
be content with nothing less. .s. -.
Not only is II the duties of all parties
distinctly to set their faces against the
false and I'M American principles thrust
forward of late, but much as | would re-
grct the entire identification of any relig-
lous body as such with any political party
| am convinced that the members OF il re
Ii@ious body whose rights, civil and relig
ious, are attacked will naturally and unani
mously espouSe the cause of the party
which has the courage to openly avow the
principles of civil and religious liberty &C
cor,ling to the constitution.
Patience is u virtue, but it is not the on
lvvirtuc; when pushed too far it may de
generate into pusillanimity.
Yours faithfully.
JAMES CARDi\AI G,rrp%S
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1896-05-22
TIE CURRENCY AGITATION.

Many people are predicting disaster
and stagnation in business far heyold
what is now experienced. should the
advocates of silver develop unexpected
strength in the comm" national con
ventions This wiil,hc particularly :"
in the South 1t is hard to understand
why So many people should he led by
the delusiOn that free coinage of silver
will bring them financial relief The
only. persons who could gain lv ali in
tiation of the currency would be those
who were actual debtors at the time,
but this gain would be offset by. their
share in the general loss occasionel ihv
such a caIamitous financial crisis rs
would certainly come so soon as Il sill
Yer standard is adopted. Furthermore.
those who are bound by contracts in
mortgage to pay their Indebtedness in:
cold coin would not have their burdens
inhtenpd, hut on the contrary greatly
lncfeaSifi All ntlief tlaSStS aifi teS-
peciallv workin@men, and persons
drawing salaries or fixed incomes of
any kind would suffer from the fall in
the purchasing power Of the dollar,
The great masses of the people ought
naturally to he in favor of maintaining
financial basis under which they can
l''' "'' ~ :, 60 ~ -. y
the least expenditure "l ili'lf earnings.
The position that 50 many Of The
Southern States are assuming on this
onaction !. ,t.,..,in.r vi,Insnrn,I ,f
a. ~ val
'en'i'"' CIV
clal ana tll;thtlhl tifohicle OF EtSt
Saturday. there occurs the following
passaoc: ..-. '..s..,.-s.. .-.'
...... ~. ...-... .......
III thefe Is one Phase "ii'rh seems 10 Us
more lamentabie than every other OF TINS
currency agltatlon, IL Is the procession OF
Southern States solcmnly declaring one
after another in conventions, made up, we
may presume, OF the best men IN the state,
Tor free silver coinage We say tins Is so
lamentable because we are unable to Ia
thom the state OF mind which can produce
such result in a section of the country
so long known as intelligent, and espe-
elally intelligent III discussing questions
OF finance. We have never been abe to
find way to explain the prevalence OF
these views III any community except on
the basis OF extreme ignorance, or OF Il
dishonest intent, or OF personal interest.
In the case. OF Colorado man, the llu-
ence controlling him when he advocates
the same idea Is not a matter Of doubt; he
has his SILVER MINES, winch he thinks are
IL,
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Il EAsuRERs N.or1cE :.
LAX Il AYERS.

THE UNDERSIGNED. Treasurer, will
! attend in the several Election Districts
of Prince Georges county, Marylanda at
the following named places on the follow
ing named days in the. month >of June
1896, between the hours of 9 a. m. and 3D.
m, either in person or by deputy, for the
purpose Of collEting State sant County
Taxes levied by tle COUNTY Commissioners
of said icounty for the turre,J xe;r 1t 1896.
In Laurel district, Monday, June 1st, at
Citizens National Bank Buildihgs
In Evansville district, Tuesday, June 5nd,
at Bealrs Store. Beltsville
In Blddensburg district "Wednesday, June
:}rd, at the Washington House.
In Kent district, Thursday, June 4th, at
Brightseat. ,a,+.
In Bowie district, Friday, June 9Th, at
Bowie
In Queen Anne district, Monday, June 9Th,
at Mullikin's Store. sH.EIn
10TH at Reilly's Store iss q Z
In Surratts district, Thursday, June 18th,
Mt Thomas Store. "a I'LL
In Piscataway district, Friday, June 12th,
at BoswelFs Store
In Nottingham district, Monday, June
18th, at Raden's Store
In Brandywine district, Tuesday, June
10th, at Brandywine Station
In Aquasco district. Wednesday, June
18th, ut Woodville.
In OXon Hill district, Friday, June, 10Th,
at Grimes Store.
In Washington, d. c., Saturday, June
Goth, and Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesday, June 22nd. 23rd and Gath; at No
6l2 F ST., N. W., and on each and every
third Saturday thereafter at the same
place. b.. 1851. .....,. .-., ,.-..:a.i p,s,.u,
.' The Collector will sit at Laurel afterthe
LIST of July until the list Of, September on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday in each
week except the 3rd Saturday of each
month for the purpose Of collecting taxes
To all persons who pay their County
Taxes, levied rs aforesaid, to me or to any
person authorized by me to receive the
same, on, or before the 1st day of July,
1895, no interest will be charged-after
which date Interest wif>ae charged at the
rate of6 per Cent pes apnufh> till Novem-
Der list, 500. After N1ven,ber., list, 1S9R,
an additional erest of. per scent per
month will be charged ssilt said County
Taxes are paid These who pay their
fore the lst day of SeptemRefS 1896, will
be entitled to deduction Of -5ssber cent
Those who pay theirSSflsc Taxes, levied
rs aforesaid, after the list day of Septem-
her, and on or before the list day of Octo-
her, 1896, will be entitled to deduction
of per cent. and these-who pay their
State Taxes, levied MS -afofessid after the
1st daE'of October. 1885, and before the
list day Of November foSE wj3a be entitled
to deductions of 3 per eefsstt7As the afore-
said referredt to Taxes tssp Gctsyely become
due and in arrears. the Treasurer will pro-
coed to enforce the payment Of same as
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1896-05-22
NEGIIGEE SHIRTS. ETC.

NEGLIGEE SHIRTS, ETC.
Easy, breezy, happy go-lucky or daint-
lily drcssy Shirts
True English Madras, with the very
latest style collar and cuffs attached, 81,
$50, geo -.---.
French Pcrcalc and Madras, . collars,
pair cuffs, $50
Eheipteasure of wearing well-matic and
delightfully."- cool Underwear is often en-
HANGED by the thought of its inexpcn-
slvencss. Some in India Gauge short
sleeves, SOC. the Suit, or i'll English Bal
brigan, soc the garment. But the acme
of comfort suggcstiveness is conveyed in
tile French :Lisle Suits at 81 90 the gar
nrnt. These have a silk:sIipe, and should
be $fthe Suit, but--theyre no.. :
NECK WEAR.
Just for the pleasure of having you call
we will sell one hundred dozen Black Silk
or Satin Fourin Hands, Knots, Bows OF
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1896-05-22
National Prohibition Convention.

Forthr National Prohibition Convention
to be held at Pttshur~, Pa, May 81, -
and %, the Pennsylvani, Railroad. Com
pany will ell from May ~ to 2G. inclusive
excursion tickets from all points on lis
system t" Pittsbur@ and return, ut a Sjnp'
T"'f for he ro"nd trip mo less rate than
p cents These tickets will he rood for
return passage until Nav 30 inclusive
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1896-05-22

String Ties, at 25c.; otherwise the price
would be soc.
STRAWS
Show which way the wind blows judy
ing from the rush for Straw Hats during
the few days past, the wind has not blown
any of our customers off. -
. Cool and Light Yeddo Hats, ventilated,
soc ... : J :
Mackinaw and Split Braids, $t,s5, 81 50,
$1,69, $500, $3.50, with plain or fancy
bands.
The Rough Sennet,' edge bound with
straw braid, is winning daily favor at 81
The soc: Golf Caps go at s5c without
TAN snoEslI Is|ts I'LL,
Judicious buying gives us Tan Shoe,
in all sizes, but one shape-Needle Toe
which we can sell at $3.50; made to sell
| at $3.50, but-that's another story.
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Il OR DALE

A VALUABLE LITTLE FARM of so
~ ACRES and premises about : miles
from Washington and about :'N0 wards
from the Washington and Mar bnro' Pike.
1t is improved, by a COMFORTABLE ~
DWELLING, Il good Barn, Peach .E-
a and Pear orchard. and is we'll adapt
~ ed to the growth of berries or any
kind of market produce.
For terms and particulars applytn
FRED. SASSCER.
Attorney for Owner
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" hen Nalur"

Needs assistance it may be best Ia render
it promptly, but one should remember 10
use even the most perfect RENE lies only
when needed. The best and most simple
and gentle remedy is the Syrup of FIGS,
manufactured by the California Fig Syrup
COMPANY.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1896-05-22
Purify
YOurBIoCC.

Now. az when warmer Wea her rn:''"' i'A'
tho tonic effect of cold hracInw air
gone, your weak, thin, impure hi'1"
will not furnish necessary s.!rl3! Il.
That tired feeling, loss OF app eE c, AZ
open the way for serious disease. rAlned
health, or breaking ont OF hunor al
impurities. To make pure, ricn. II:
blood Hoods Sarsaparilla stands un
equalled. Thousands testify to 1t
merits Millions take it as Their
Spring Medicine. Get Hoods, because
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THE -
grinte 6toyge's enquiries,
FRED. SASSCER

TERMS-S1 30 per wear Single copies cents.
No Sul,st riptun discontinued until AL arrears are
paid unless at The option OF the Publisher.
HADNERTISI\t kATES-Transient advertise
81 per inch for the first insertion. ~ cents
the second and - cents for each subsequent in
Seron. one inch 3 months -: Il months. -: l!
months. s. Business Cards. not exceeding 10 neS
$Spar wear. When the number OF insertions Is not
maj ked advertiser antS will lie continued untli f"f
bid and charged accordingly. Yearly advertisers
must contine advert rSeInent> to their own business
Rule and Figure Woik double price. Business IL"
Gals cents per line ,rriag-S and Deaths insert
ed free: Oblfu aries and Personal Communications
) cents per line.
Office i'll the Town Hall.
RAJ correspondence with this office Shoult lie
addressed to THE FNoTIREH
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Democratic Primary Meetings.

- Ks ss.s
THE Democratic Voters Prince GsorEs> cou,dy
arr She. eby not Eel to mhte in nsrGary Nteft
ing in the eevefa e leefi0h daStF,ctss aEshe uartl
place of irosia ng. finasy elec. oi,ss = & IS
eonsSATrRDAI, June 9th, 1>96, s.
at O'Clock p. m, tor the purpose o. choosing fse
delecatesfram each asriette 6ssefnb!e i'm Cosiffy
Cohv s,.tief,;; - Tppx AssbSW T
aneTJ ESnA Y, Jurassah. Ago6,L .;>
II O'Clock M, and elect four delegates 70 the
State Convention 70 he hsdm 5 ,ti,afe g .
On WEDNESDAY, June 10th, 1896,
The duty OF which convention is TO ell 'ct four dele
gates from the State at Large and TWO deega! eS
from each Congressional District to the National
Democratic Convention To he held in Chicago.
On TUESDAY, July It'll, 1896,
to nom n We Il cmd date for President and cairii-
dae for Vice Pr. sident of the United States, and
also to choose two electors firm the State at Large.
ami on. elrctpr from each Congress nmtl DISTRICT.
favorable the election Of the camiilttc> tor Pres
i'll. nj and Vice President who shall be nominated
iS the stid conv ntion ut On ragn.
The untN CJnyention. hereby called. i also re
CURED to choose four delegates from Primo,
he held at Cross Street Malket fillmore city.
On THURSDAY, September :'rl, 1896,
for the purpose OF nominating candidate 10 rep
the Fifth Cngr. sSoi al District If MirA and
III he reN Congress
WILLIAM Il. CLAGETT,
FILLMORE BFAlI.,
ApUIII.A L. ROBINSON.
- a., Central Comm tee.
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ia ACRES,
, ROODS and 16 PERCHES OF LAND
MORE OR LESS,

as surveyed by W. |. Latimcr, surveyor, in
1871. Cf'cing the same land which was
conveyed to John Harris by Peter W
Grain and c. c. Magruder Jr, Trustees, by
Deed hcarin" date the third day of August,
\. d., 1873. which said deed is recorded
among the Land Records of Prince
Georges county, in Libcr H. b. No. II,
folio 1870, &c>
Improved 10y FRAME l@A-N>
wv f l. Ii NG, TEN ANT R1
HOUSE, BARN, &c. ilA1;144
The property adions and is in the vicin-
ity of the lands Of George NJ Bark, Rich
ard Dement,, Thomas Tune. Chas Arthur
and Joseph Heskcll Is short distance
from Oxen Hill II. .. and from Edward
Mckney's store.
This farm is located about seven miles
from Washington City and on II good road
leading directly thereto Has been work
ed rs Il truck farm and is conviently To-
Gated to Washington City for that purpose.
Is now occupied and worked ny Charles
. Kelly, tenant. Possession given Janu-
AIRY LIST, 1885,
TERMS OF SALE:
Ond-Ihird cash, balance in six and
twelve months or all cash at purchasers
option. Deferred payments to bear inter
est from the day of sale.
LAURA V. HARRIS.
Committee of Charles II. Harris.
F. G. HEIGHE,
10 f. Lexington ST Baltimore Attorneys
FRED. T. DORTON, f
Equitable Bldg, Baltimore '''
WIN +. HOFFMAN, Owners.
Fidelity Building, Baltimore
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oOASTGl ARD.

TNIE FINE REGISTERED AND I'M
L PORTED ENGLISH HACKNEY
STALLION, 1861, En"lish Hackney Stud
Book, 2o:i, American Hackney Stud Book
tDASTGJ ARD sired hy ~
Confidence, lbs, out of suR&s3
HnShcy, loll, half brother ~
of Reality, the champion S...,,..A
Prize Hackney of England, will make the
season of 1885, ut ANACOSTIA, ID. c.
He is , wears old. dark brown. 15.:i hands
hl.sh, weighs 1910, is "rntle, spirited and
Of Iinr action. $40 the season. Inquire of
GEORGE SMALLWOOD,
TAYLOR STREET,
tWrst of Jefferson ST. J
Anacostia, ID. c.
'>NIrs. Murphy calls her slipper Casio
ria -?
Because the children cry after it,
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#OEHMS ACME HALL
r. #s% 3" 81
HIDDEN ! TREASU RE

Can be discovered without the aid of submarine boat if you will
take the trouble look closely the finish and perfection de-
tail apparent in every article sold at Oehms Acme Hall
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$500 iS s-z.tss
Spr ing
Medicine

Your blood in Spring is almost cer:":n Il
be full of impurities the t.>rAn:ul,,
ton OF the winter months. Bad Nv.-
tilation OF sleeping roSms i'm gre: =
in dwellings,, factories anish'';,<. ,'te.
eating, heavy, improper foods, iA'I"F'
of the kidneys and liver nro!"';!: /, g.
extra work thus thrust upon .nr.t. t
the prime causes of thi; cond t." /.
is of the utmost Importance .''1 '.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1896-05-22
lat 12 o'CEoCK, M. S"a1

B.E 10 ...,3iaea EIss g.;ioiaslDlSa In Vi
All that Lot or Parcel of land living and
and being in "Spaldingsa Eleetian1 district
in Prince Georges county nj the State of
Maryland and described and known AS the
Northwest corner of Lot stwessef mon
SUCH according ,to'a survey BY b. d. Car
.penter made March ss3rd. lSas9, aud plat
of which survey is .tiledsin. the Circuit
Court of Prince Georges county in Equity
cause No. So, also in Equity cause No.
17SS supreme Court of the District of Co.
lumhia and IN the Surveyors office of said
District, containing I.s ~ ss0iflo2
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B85 sACRES.
MORE OR.sLESSL

@ ~tt ,.ratE Ut - a5c-,I.{ a1f
being the balance of Lot two that was
conveyed to- George B. Staskweather by
Mary f. Garratt ct vir by deed dated De-
ceheef 3lst, 1885,, aad~r~eereert among the
Land -' records Zee ,SEs s,1sf 81 t,iqo|
Cash on ratification ofsale. Atdeposit
of $500 will be required on day yof sale
Convcyancing at cost of purchaser
. 49, ....=.'.y a.-e- PHIL. W. CHEW,
p. ra Attorney namel in Mort gage
JAMES E. SEARS-Auctioilcer!r5
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sembly of Maryland, passed at the January
Session, 1896.
J. ROGER MCSHERRY,
. Secretary of the Senate
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M ~. 80
N1IopRTGAGEFsssg-F9EA
&r III. 81. H-27t3f kW
->-s Y 49, Z0F--y ~ J
VApv'nnrr Rhl hEsrArr.

THE L1NE-oF THE DISTRICT OF
'CoLU MBsIA.ss III SasliiE
by V1RTUEnf p6wey contained in
- mort gagee from George B. Stark
weather to Mary f. Garratt dated April
9th, 1894, aud recorded April 2lst, 1894,
among the LaniRetords of PrinceGeorge's
county in Liber j. W. B. No. %, folio 1872,
the llndersigned, as Attorney named in said
mort "a ge. |willfselkat public auction at the
Court House door IL IL the TRP w of Upper
Marlboro on f-fa.l,t,f a.stvE v.usE
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TIME following Board Sof School Trus-
i tees have been appointed by the Coun-
tv School Commissioners for Prince
Georges county to serve for one year:
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NJ IN
NOTICE go i EACHERs.

YNHE Prince iieorgc,s County Teachers
/ Assnciatipn will .bc held in the Grange
t-Hall, at ChilluM- near Stott's Station
Metropolitan Branch of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, on
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nj g
wi ORTGAGEE'S DALE

by VIRTUE of Il power of sale con
- tanned III Il mor1gag recorded in the
Land Records of Prince Georges county,
Maryland. in Liner !. w. b. No 30, fnli0s
2S9, etc, will sell hy public auction AT
Landovcr Station, on the Baltimore and
Potomac Railroad, on
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1896-05-22

n. u hen you come on, 7o5 Marl-
b0ro' cnH at the aENdtirer
office and A~ue yeets> h0Dss>
put on oltrz SttbscriptiGn
Book.
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MsNDli. the 18th day Of JUNE. 1886.

y VI
all that parcel of ground situated in said
county known as Lot No. II in square No.
of Holmes and Brothers sub division of
Il tract of land ut Lando> cr Station aforc-
said. according to Il plat thereof recorded
in said Land Record in Libcr j. W. b. No.
), folio coo, described as follows: Begin
ming at Il stone on the north side of the
Public road. leading from Bladcnsburg to
Landnvrr, opposite the Roman Catholic
Church and running thence north 350 east
$50 feet. thence south % east 80 feet,
thence south 80 west 80 feet, thence north
30 west 10 feet to the beginning contain
ing
SENENTY-FlNE HUNDRED SQUARE
'.'-' FEET OF GROUND.
The improvements are u MI -,
new and cnmmohious COT
TAGE RESIDENCE and ALtIHN
APPURTENANCES
TERMS OF SALE:
One half cash, the balance in six and
twelve months in two equal instalments
bearing interest from sale and secured to
satisfaction of Attorney. \ deposit OF
&l6h will be required at sale.
DAVID s. BRISCOE,
~. Attorney named in Mortgagce
Ill, lip LAW BID, BALTIMORE. Mp.
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RELIGIOUS FREEDOM VI.

In reply to some questions addressed
through Rev DR.. Stafford, of Washington
ID. C.. to Cardinal Gibbons, the Cardinal
sent the following letter: