The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-05-08

wHIG OFFICE TELEPHONE, No. 90.
THE NEWS in BRIEF.

have rearmod oner,tions
'''i'E u.' d. a. A''neF 'arih III
pus'' '''''' ',s,"' ,l"r'oru county was burned
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-"e"rR" Mc"uiiEin, proprietor of the
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y ~ me- N'"'"'NS'
-"'N' g ". davidson VIII deliver /" special
sermon '"m'if"" evening to the Jr. O. /. \.
W. III l"' N"Nr'h OF the Good shepherd,
oheS"P'ahe Nt'N'
-Isla" Clayton, II still Pond Kent county.
butcher, Is confined IN Chestcrtown jail for
s"'eN'eP'hE' ne attempted suicide last Fri
""S " cutting MS throat.
-PHing d Wright will operate the Denny
machine shops at Newark which have been
idle for some time. George Casio has bought
the shops of the Ca-ho Machine Company at
Newark.
-Carpcnters in tbe emplov or the p "
b. railroad are going over the road looking
after the various stations and platforms iu
order to ascertain what repairs are needed
They visit each station in turn.
The first shinmcnt If voun, chad ,voa
made by the I-uuitrd States Fish Commission
from their station NJ Hovra ID, Gr,,n on
MoudYv TO Fites Eddy ot tbe b,od nF the
Susouniannn River. ronsi.tin,, or l5O Oo0 fry
The season il yorv backward
tbc to,, .olIaotors tine hoard or .o,,,t,, sohool
commissioners IF Hartford comfy, hnvo haer,
unable a. vet IN i.g. A.. s,I,rios or too,r,,r.
for thc .nriro,torr, which oplol Ami, ~
Atthe meeti,,, or tho hoard This r,.,,. II v.,.
resolved to lorr,v. g ooo for This r,,r,,,.o
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that class and does an exhaustive r,si,aso
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Dr.. l.. A. Bauer IN charge OF the mag
neuc survey OF Maryland III connection with
the geological survey under direction of
Professor W. r. Clark State geolosist, is at
work III Hartford county establishing
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-AeN' William HrhoUIer, Pastor OF Trinity
Episcopal 'hufrh 81 this town. attended
meeting @, Lhr Clerical brotherhood at the
Blshor'tead. Wilmington on Tuesday. The
attention oI the brotherhood was called to
the pnS'lh'" Introduction INTO the legislature
OF Delaware OF u race tracE bill. aud COM
mi'te' appointed by the bishop to take snch
steps us might be thought eNpedient in the
matter. Those present Werc:--Bishop Cole
man, Archdeacon Hall, the Revs. }. NJ. Nun
son, II. A, Henry, Martin b. Dunlap. \. II.
Walker, j. H. Simons, W. }. Wilkie, Geors,
W. Dame, Il. a. Suyer, William Schouier,
William Davidson, j. ii. Chesiey. E. X.
Miller and X. }. Hammond. The Rev. L. X.
Miller read paper on "Some Phases of
Clerical Work in the Country Afterwards
the paper was generally discussed.
As far as known no citizen of Cecil
county. has been taken into camp by tn.
clever swiudIcrs who have been Fleeing tbs