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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-08-11


Boston is properly proud of its prom
inence in the wool trade. The Com
mercial Bulletin says: The total
aornunt of sales recorded in Boston to
date since January 1 is but a few mil
lion pounds short of the total American
clip. 1t Is nearly double the annual clip
of the British Isles. 1t is five-sixths of
the clip of the Argentine Republic. 1t
is just about equivalent to the entire
clip of France, Spain and Germany 1t
is more than half as large as the total
sales at the London wool auctions in
the whole calendar year 1896. Yet this
is the record of but seven months in
the Boston market. Yes, Boston is
holding her own. She is the second
wool market in the world.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-08-11

Horse dealers Of France are appar-
emily no longer able to supply the de-
mand for the flesh of that animal in
Paris. An order from the French cap
ital for five thousand barrels of horse
meat has been received by company
of Portland, Oregon. The animals used
are the half-wind cayuse of Oregon,
which are bought for about $3.50 each.
AS the use Of horsefiesh for food seems
to be growing in several foreign coun-
tries, it may become profitable article
for export.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-08-11

Maryland peach growers are wishing
that they had paid heed to the warn
ing of Professor w. G. Johnson, State
entomologist, who told them a year or
two ago that If they did not gather UP
and destroy the cuttings and droppings
from their trees the cuculio would de-
,velop SO rapidly as to ruin their crops.
They ignored the professors advice,
and just what he told them to expect
has come to pass.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-08-11

A plan to ascertain the value of diff
ferent varieties of native stone found
in California for structural purposes
has been made by Professor Lawson of
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Stafford VS. HigdOn.

Judge Merrick, on Friday filed bis opinion
in the case of Stafford VS. Higdon, in the
Circuit Court for this county argued before
him some three weeks ago by A. PoseY for
Stafford, the plaintiff and Gen Wilmer and
Mr. j. f. Matthews, for Mrs Stan Higdon
the defendant His decision was in favor Of
the plaintiff. The question arose over ex-
ceptions to the auditors report The facts
were these: John NJ. Lloyd, of Washington
city, and Mrs. Stan HIgdon of Cobb Neck,
purchased a tract Of land in Cobb Neck upon
which the latter resides, of John Grinder, as
tenants in common, Lloyd making the cash pay
ment of $500, the too taking deed from Grin
der and.giving him a mortgage for the balance
of the purchase money. The mortgage debt was
afterwards paid in full. Lloyd died few
years ago when proceedings were instituted
by Mr. Posey, as counsel for Stafford and other
creditors of Lloyd to sell his undivided in
terest in the land to pay his debts. His said
interest was sold when Mrs. Higdon came in
to Court claiming to have paid 5 6 of the pur-
chase money and asked to be substituted in
'.place Of Grinder who it was cortanded, be-
fore the settlement of his mortgage held a
vendors lean on the land. 1t was contended
by counsel for plaintiff that the doctrine OF
substitution could not apply in the case, be-
cause, even if Mrs. Higdon did pay sc of the
purchase 'moaey which was seriously doubted
the right to retain vendor lien was waved by
Grinder when he took the mortgage, differ
ent kind of security. The auditor in making
his statement allowed Mrs. Higdon's claims.
The Court held this an error, sustained the
exception and sent the case back is the audi
tor with instructions to distribute the fund
pro rata among Lloyds creditors.
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The Orphans Court wasin session in this
town on Tuesday. Full bench present.
Order passed approving bond of Benjamin
D. Hancock, administrator Of Addison A.
Hancock, and letters issued. Warrant to APP
praise property issued to Robert L. Murphy
and Jos II Howard.
Application of Anna E. Gardiner, for
letters of administration on estate Of Catheri-
ne c. Gardiner.
Application Of Fannie A Reese aud Alfred
Roberts for administration on the estate Of
Theodore G. Reese. Bond filed and ap-
proved, and letters ISSUED. Warrant issued
to Henry Delozier and Noel r. Simmons to
appraise property. Order passed authorizing
administrators to dispose ofthe personal pro-
Perty Of the deceased to the best advantage
Inventory of L. A. Wilmer. administra-
tor Of F. R. Wheatley, filed.
Second aud final account of Marshall Chap
man, administrator of a. G. Chapman, passed
Fourth and final account S. D Robey,
administrator OF T. Yates Robey, passed.
Inventory Of personal estate of F. r.
Wheatley, returned.
Petition of L. A. Wilmer, administrator of
F. R. Wheatley and order of Court filed.
Account of sales of personal property of
Geo. Lyles filed and sale Of real estate rati6-
ed by Court
Release from Mary W. Gardner to Jas de
B. Walbach, filed.
Court adjourned to meet Tuesday, April
Goth, 1897.
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win or william Brady.

The State OF Texas. County Of Bexar.
This is my last will and testament. After
the payment of debts direct that the balance
ofm, estate be divided among my heirs ae-
eording the statute ofdessent and distribution
Of the State Of Texas. appoint Estelle ].
Brady Of Harris County, Texas my execuirix
and direct that no bond be required Of her,
hereby authorizing her to dispose Of my pro-
perry ia The settlement Of my estate in such
manner as she may deem best, it being my
intention however that she shall report all OF
her actions and proceedings in the premises
TO the county Court of Harris County in the
same maner as though bond was required Of
her. also request that she advise and con
suit with H. F. Ring in the discharge Of Der
duties as such exeeutrix.
Witness my hand the 2eth day Of June,
1895.
WILLIAM BRADY
Witnessed by us IN the presence Of each
other at the request Of VIM. Brady
b. NJ Worsham,
Geo. @. Davis,
Patt Dixon,
H. F. Ring,
Filed January sOth, 1897, f F. DuPree.
Clerk County Court, Harris Co. Texas, by
J. L. Dickson Deputy.
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IN MEMORIAN.

PERRY Died on the 10th, of March 1897,
JOHNNIE PERRY, in the tenth year Of
his age.
Death salways sad and'especiallY so when
one so young and bright is taken from US.
But we have one sweet consolation in the fact
tlat little johnnie is now happy with God,
where be will await our coming He vas ex-
tremely intelligent for one Of his age, and the
general favorite Of all who knew him, and
especially SO at school. The writer of this
humble tribute feels keeRly the sad death of
dear little Johnnie, for whom he entertained
the truest friendship To his surviving par
ents would say, grieve not as those without
hope, for he is now shining light in Gods
presence. Has gone to the sweet beyond, and
though be can not come to us yet we can
meet him in heaven, where sorrow and death
are unknown, if We serve God faithfully.
A precious one from US has gone
voice we loved is still.
A place is vacant in his home,
Which never can be filled.
God in his wisdom has recalled,
The boon his love has given,
And though his body moulders now,
His soul is safe in heaven
By HIS SoHooL-MATE,
J.B.D
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Miss Winifred Martin, wealthy maiden
lad, seventy-eight years Of age, who had
been residing at the Hotel AlAmoat for the
past two years, died at that place at 4i3O
O clock on Tuesday Of a complication
Of diseases Miss Martin was taken seriously
III on Saturday night She was born in Gas
tie Sampson, County Rosscommou. Ireland,
and came to this country with her parents
iif,y years ago. The family settled in Charles
county, but la.er removed 10 California. Miss
Martha was the founder and patron Of 81.
gary's Academy, Bryantown, Charles coun-
IS, Nd school for the education Of girls.
She was haifsster OF the late Governor
Downey, Of California, but leaves no near
relatives, the nearest beirg a sister-in-law,
Mrs. Eleanor Martin, Of San francisco, Cal.
Miss Martin had been residing in Baltimore
for the past eight years, her maid and con-
slant companion having been Miss Margaret
Malone.-Sun.
The deceased is well known in this county,
having resided here for many years during
"s' me- Many VI us' oiu puf'is SUI I've "'' "'a
eu'e'''lu d i'fe'y iee0'ieO''ou " w 'seolu
she made for herself az a discplinarian while
managing hei school in BrJantowu. During
ner ciuzensnip IN tne county sue 'oriueu sew
era' suoSg Attachments Whleh sue never ior-
got in after years, and many Of them she
remembered IN her VIII. 'ney are as iohowS'
$500 to Mrs. Margaret Queen Jameson
$500 to Francis DeSales Mudd. $500 10
FRANK bo"lingi Jr. A iarin OF twenty acres
near d. Mary IS church, 10 Mrs. Mary T.
r'auung anu hef cniufeh, 10 auui'ioh 70
9oVO 10 Mrs Fiauung ana sl,ooo 10 her
eu'iureh' paw eacu 70 MISS hor'euse p'ggs'
MISS core thompson ana Jame' Inompson'
slVV 10 MISS hu"aralh rye S4OV 10 MRS.
Martha Burch, and $500 to eact OF her four
daugniers--Mamie' Josie, Jennie and Bessie.
She also remembered the churches and priests
OF the county as ioiIo"s'--
5000 to the pastor of st Thomas Roman
Catholic Church, at St. Thomas Manor
Charles county, Md. $500 to the pastor Of
ST. Marys Church, Bryantown, of which
5000 is to he used for building of a church
for colored people. 5000 to the pasto- Of
ST. Peters Roman Catholic Church, near
Waldorf, Charles county, Md, 500 to be
for bis own use and 500 for improving the
church or parsonage 500 each 10 the pas
tors of the Roman Catholic Churches at New
port, Cobb Neck and Pomfret Charles coun-
ty, Nd. 300 TO Cardinal Gibbons, in
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Cutting ARRAY.

Webster Digges, colored, was severely cnt
in an ARRAY one night last week, and only by
a chance escaped death. Webster, in compa-
ny with bis brother Stephen and another
colored man was returning from a festival
and when a short distance below Nswburg
quarrel began and a fight ensued, in which it
is said, he was cut by his brother. DR. A. J.
Smoot was summoned and sewed up the
wound The Doctor says the kuife entered
the left side between the ribs, just below the
heart and to the right of vein, which, had
either been cut, would have resulted fatally,
He thinks, however, that he will recover.
No arrests have been made.
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Death Record.

Mrs ELIZABETH d FERGUSON.
Mrs. Elizabeth D. Ferguson wife of Mr.
Robert Ferguson and a daughter of Mrs.
Mary j. Davis, died in Washington city on
Monday, the 4ih, inst, lin the 49th year of bel
age. Mrs. Ferguson has been i'll for more than 8
year from complication of troubles, and her
death was not unexpected. Her remains were
brought down 90 the morning train on Wed
nesday and her remains were laid to rest in
the cemetery at Pomfret Church. Rev. Father
Rhodox read the burial services and while
her remains were resting in the church pre-
vious to interment he took occasion to pay a
high tribute to the christian life Of the de-
ceased Her life, he said was an example, of
which her relatives and friends might feel
justly proud. Her pall-bearers we're Messrs
Hugh and John H Mitchell, A. PoseY, John
I. and G. P. Jenkins, and John E. Hamilton.
Mrs SARAH NJ WLLETT,
Mrs. Sarah NJ WilIett, an elderly lady re-
siding near Pemfret died On Monday in the
74th, year of her age She leaves one son
Mr.. A. E. Willett, and one daughter Mrs
James 7. Robey, surviving her. Her pall-
bearers were Messrs Isiah Robey, James I.
Lyon, W. j Cox, B W Spaldirg, Anthony
Wrinkle and Jerry Norris.
LEMuEL WHEELER.
Died March 18th, 1897 at his residence
1904 18th, St. Philadelphia, Lemue Wheeler
inthe 74th, year ofhis age lie leaves a wife, sew
en- daughters and one sou surviving him His
remains were inferred in lebanon Cemetery
Philadelphia.
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Order of Publication
In the Circuit Court for Charles County


TINE object of this proceeding is to procure
the ratification and confirmation of
sale made on the third day Of December in
the year, 1886, by George NJ. Carpenter, Col
lector ofSsate aad County taxes for the years
1894 aAd 1895, of tract Of land, name I'M
known, lying and situated in the First Col
lection District of Charles County, Maryland,
assessed in the name of Mitchell Thomas.
The said Collector having made report tn
this Court OF the said sale together with all
the proceedings had in relation thereto and
the said proceedings having been regular.
and the provisions of the law in the relation
thereto appearing to have been complied with.
1t is thereupol, this 2nd day of April, in
the year, 1897, adjudged and ordered that
notice be given by the insertion Of copy Of
this order in some newspaper published in
Charles County, once week for four success
sive weeks before the first day of June, in the
year, 1897, warning all persons interested in
the said property to be and appear in this
Court by the said FIRST day Of June, in the
said year, 1897, TO show cause if any they
have, why said sale should not be rati6ed
and confirmed.
GEORGE c. MERRICK, A. J.
True copy-Test:
]. sAMUEL TURNER, Clerk
Apr. 9-dt
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Transportation of Bicycles Free on
the Pennsylvania Railroad.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company an
nounces that on and after April I, 1897, bicy-
cles will be checked by baggage agents aud
carried in the baggage cars of the company,
" hen accompanied on the same train by the
owners, free OF cost, provided the passenger
presenting bicycle for carriage has no bag
gage; other wise the bicycle will lie charged
for at regular rates.
This arrangement applies to ali the lines of
the Pennsylvania Railroad System east Of
Pittsburg and Erie
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Painful Accident.

Keene, a littis son of Mrs. Ballard GALLO
of Baltimore, was run over on the street By
cart on Thursday and one of his legs BIRD Se
The child was playing on the streeq al
when the cart came upon him he canf
wildered and was Knocked down, III,
Of the heavy vehicle passing over one leg fra
turing it in two places The fractures I've
dressed and the child made comfortable al
hope is entertained that he has suffered
permanent injury. Mrs Galloway, is 5ist
of Mr. Francis A Posey, near Chapel Point
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CuYler CLAY. il.

Is beautiful bright Bar about l5I hand.
high. He will be Eleven yeats old June l5th
1897 Record is not precisely known. hui
is stated upon information considered relia.
bic, at a private trial, to be under 2.40. viii
stand for the season Of 1897, beginning March
18th, ending June 18th for ZEN Dollars for
each Mare. Payable al commencement Of
service. Insurance Twenty Dollars. Fits
cents in each case for the groom. Win
stand in Charles and St Mary's Counties.
My groom is authorized 10 make all contracts
as to local stands, board Of himselfand horse
~ No responsibility for accidents II will be
seen from tne above that CUYI.EE CLAY
JlS.. is a lineaI descendant OF she best and
most celebrated Hors OF the United STATES
lin particul of George III. Patchen. who
in his day, held the stallion record of the
world, and Rysdyk's Hamhetonian who has
the record Of having been the greatest sire OF
fast trotters in the country and among hi.
ancestry are numbered the sires and dams
of the greatest American Trotters
For further particulars see OF inquire o.
his groom, Edmond Shveral, Newburgb,
Charles County, Nd. Certificates of registry
and license Ia gfoom's possession
FRANK. W. MATTHEW'S.
Feb. 27-cm Owner
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Painful Accident.

Mr. Robert Hanson met with a very pain.
fu accident whilst hunting on Saturday even
ing last; Mr. Hanson, in company with hi;
brother was shooting snipe on Lloyd's marsh
he using muzze loader gun loaded with
dynamite powder and upon firing, the barrel
exploded tearing the gun to pieces and terri
bly, mutilating bis hand. Mr.. Hanson
drove to La Plata where the proper surgical
attention was rendered by DR.. S. Owen.
The wound while severe and painful is moi
considered dangerous by DR.. Owen.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION
In the Circuit Court for Charles County.
In the matter of the tax sale of the real estate
assessed IN the name of VIM L. johnson.
John a. Golden, Purchaser

n Nhe object Of this proceeding is to procure
the ratification and confirmation of a sale
made on the thiriy-6rst day of December, in
the year, 1896 by George NJ Carpenter, Gel
lector Of State and County taxes for the years
1894 and 1895, of tract of land, name I'M
known, lyiog and situated in the First Col.
lection District of Charles County, Maryland
assessed in the name Of William L johnson.
The said Collector having made report 10
this Court Of the said sale together with all
the proceedings bad in relation thereto, and
the said proceedings having been regular,
aud the provisions Of the law in the relhtion
thereto appearing to have been complied with.
It is thereupon this 2nd day OF April, in
the year, 1897, adjudged and ordered that
notice be given by the insertion Of copy Of
this ORDER in some newspaper published in
Charles County, once week tor four success
sve weeks before the FIRST day of June, IN the
year, 1897, warning al persons interested in
the said property to be and appear in this
Court by the said first d&y.ofJune, IN the
said year, 1891, TO show cause if any they
have, why said sale should not be ratified and
confirmed.
GEORGE C. MERRlCK.
True copy-Test:
J. SAMUEL TURNER, Clerk.
april 9dt.
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Married .

Miss Fannie Griffin, sisier-n-law of Hon.
s. E. Mudd, was married to Mr.. L, NJ. Evans,
Of Baltimore, in New York on March 25th,
ulto Miss Griffin is an attractive young
lady, very popular and has many friends
who wish her we'll Mr.. Evans is a well to
do business man o Baltimore.
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BY CUYLER CLAY 2196: (VOL. y.P.
10 American Trotiinx Register

BY CUfLER CLAY 2T96; (YOL. V.P.
10 American Trotiinz Register.
CUYLER CLAY by CUYLGR lloo:1 GUY.
LER by HAMBLETONIAN To- tRysdykis
sire Of Dexter, Geroge Wilkes and other
Noted Trotters Hambletoniau by Abdallah
l, size of dam Of Goldsmith Maid
Dam of Guy ler Grey Rose Grey Rose by
Harris Hambletonian, son Of Imported
Messenger. Dam Of Cnyler Clay, Bridget T;
Bridget by Geo. N. Patchen, he by Caasius
VI. Clay out of Daughter Of Headem, son Of
imported trustee. Dam Of Bridget, Daughter
OF May cay sire Of May Queen out Of Daugh-
ter of Tom Benton son OF Abdallah I. Dam
Of Cuyler Clay, Jr,, Kentucky Bell Vol. 6
American Trottig Register p 277.)
Kentucky Belle BE- Hamlet 100 Hamlet bv
Volunteer and be BY Rysdyk sHamhletonian.
Dam Of Kentucky Belle, Flash, By Ericsson
$50, Ericsson by Mambrino Chief Dam OF
Flash by Long Island Black Hawk be by
Andrew jackson Dam Salie Miller By Nam
brlno l449,
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Sheep Killed.

The flock Of sheep of DR.. C. H. Posey, near
Aliens Fresh was deprecated upon on Friday
of last week. Four old sheep and six lambs
were killed. The dog or dogs escaped deiec-
ton and are still at liberty.
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ORDER NLSL.
In the Circuit Court for Charles County
Enuif,, M 800
Equity No. s92,

Adrian Posey, Mortgage, vs. Francis b.
Wheatley
nRDERED by the Court this 3oth day of
in the year 1891, that the sale
made ana reported by Adrian posey, Mort
gage, in the above entitled case be ratihed
and confirmed unless cause to the contrary be
shown on or before the Fourth Monday Of
April, ia the year 1897, provided copy Of
this order be inserted in some newspaper pub
liahed in Charles county once week Tor three
successive weeks prior TO the said Fourth
Monday Of April, in the said year 1891. The
report states the amount of sales to have been
$40.
j. SAMUEL TURNER, Clerk
Ct. CT. Court for Charles County.
True copy-Test;
J. SAMUEL TURNER, Clerk
Apr Get
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Arrested in Baltimore i.

Mat " ilson, captain of the schooner, Nellie
Bly,, charged with an assault with intention
to kill Willie Johnson, celored at Cedar Point
on Sunday last was arrested in Baltimore on
Wednesday at the request of Sheriff Wade,
and locked up. Marshal Frey telegrsphed
the Sheriff Of the arrest and while the sheriff
was preparing to go for his prisoner another
telegram was received from the Marshal that
Wilson had given bail in Baltimore city for bis
appearance here to Nav Court. Just how
this was done no one knows but the matter
will be investigated.
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Communicate
Mr.. Editor.

Communicate
Mr.. Editor
Please announce the name OF
that old, true and sterling Republican, Bknja-
min Stonestreet, as the proper candidate for
the Clerk of the Circuit Court for Charles
County He will be supported by many voters
of the county.
-
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

AIM LIN 10 J. IL L Oe M I'VE
Orphans Court of Charles county, set.
April 8, 1897.
Ordered by the Court, that Benjamin D.
Hancock, Administrator Of Addison A
Hancock, deceased, give the notice required
by lew to the creditors of said de-
ceased, to exhibit their claims, legally authen-
ticated, by advertisement inserted in some
one newspaper published in Charles county,
Maryland, once In each Of three successive
weeks
True copy-Test:
] B, Mattinsy, Reg Ct Wills, Oh Co.
NOTICE
This is TO give notice, that the subscriber
has obtained from the Orphans Court of
Charles county, Mary land, letters of admins
tration on the personal estate Of
ADDISON A. HANCOCK,
late of said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against said deceased are here
by warned TO exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof legally authenticated, 10
the subscriber, on or before the 9th day of
July next. They may otherwise by law
be excluded from all benefit of said deceased
estate
Given under my hand this 9th day of
April, 1897
Benjamin D Hancock,
Administrator of Addison A Hancock
apr 9-am
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Charles NJ. Philips, Thomas NJ Gibbons,
John D. Hamilton, Alex Bowling,
Gustavus Flowers, Thomas ]. Wright,
Thomas Highfelds, J. NJ. Carpenter,
Thomas B Berry, William Abel,
Thomas Barber, COL, Il e. Harmon,
E. H. Brawner, John R Bowie,
James 7. Eslep, Charles R. Johnson,
Frank B. Dante, George A. Hunt,
Charles T. Bridget, John R. Edwards,
John T. Davis, A. W. S. Hicks,
John Dudley. Henry Boarman, col,
Lewis Brookbank, VIM. R. Hamilton,
J. H. Roberts, Chas. H. Butler, COL,
Simon Blumburg, Edward Berry,
Charles R. Clark, S. II. Robsy,
F. W Matthews. H. A. Gibbons,
W W Wheeler, John V. Herbert
J. W. F. Bealle, Jorden BrsTner, col.
Joseph H. Fowler, T. 7. Hayden
Thomas Berry, W B. S. Chapman,
Thee Boarman, col, John NJ. HIgges,
Charles T. Chandler, T. G. Harrison,
H. B. Hammock, Geo. ". Berry, Jr.
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Religious Notice.

Divine Service, God willing, in st Paul's
chapel, on Friday, April o, at 3 p NJ. Also on
Sunday next, April 18th and on Good Friday
at IL A. NJ Services in Town Hall or We'd
nesday April l4th, at II Al
J. f. P0lNDEXT. r, Rector
There will be no services ut Pisgah and Chick
smuxen on Sunday llth, owing to unayoid-
able circumstances. There will be preaching
at La Plata, on the 18th, at II A. NJ. and
100 M.
J. b. Henry, P. c.