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SUSTAIN BOARD OF HEALTH,
Clinton Avenue Site for Contagious Dis
 ease Hospital.


 ease Hospital.
 The selection of the Clinton avenue site for 8 contagious diseases hospital by the board of health received the sanction of the committee on ordi- nances, last evening, and the site will be recommended to the court of com mon council as the proper place upon which to locate the institution.
 One member of the committee, Coun- cilman Charles E. Burton, voted against the recommendation. There will be but one report, however, sub- mitted to the board of aldermen next Monday evening, as MT. Burton will not present a minority report.
 There was a large delegation of the Amalgamated Eengineers' society be- fore the committee advocating the adoption of an ordinance regulating by license the employment of engineers and firemen. The proposed ordinance is in line with the bill introduced In the general assembly, and like that has the endorsement of a large majority of the engineers of the city, whether mem- bers of the engineers societies or not.
 Those who spoke in favor of the pro- posed ordinance were William Burdick, L. D. Behlor, F. Andre, Joseph Thomas, w. H. Wakeman and Councilman James White, who said that he favor ed part of the proposed ordinance, but there were other parts that he opposed. To meet one of the objections raised by some of the opponents of the measure Councilman White offered the following amendment: The examiner shall, upon application, issue special permit, good for six days. This, it is claimed, will give ample time for any employer who has lost his engineer to secure another. The representatives of several well known manufacturing firms appeared against the adoption of the ordinance Among them were R. A. Brown. F. Seward, R. G. Minor, D. A Blakeslee, J. M. Martin, H. D. Clark, ex-Police Commissioner Hum. They all agreed that the benefit derived from the enact ment of the law would not be percepti- ble.
 They thought the enactment of the law would be a grave mistake The matter was tabled in executive session. The proposed amendment to ordi- nance de construction of public lights, and the amendment to street sprinkling ordinance to provide for more equitable assessment of cost on abutting property owners and in such other respects as in necessary or proper, were also tabled.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-04-29
4 TRIPLE TEAG EDY.
A Rejected Suitor Fatally Wounds Girl
 Her Mother and Kills Himself

Fresno, Cal, April 2S-A triple trag- edy was committed to-day at Red Banks, farming settlement thirty miles distant from here. As a result Mrs. John Qualle and her daughter Lulu are dying and their assailant James Brooks, is dead. Brooks was formerly employed as a laborer on Qualle's ranch, but was discharged for consistently making love to Miss Lulu. Brooks appeared at Qualle's to-day armed with shotgun and shot the girl and her mother, Brooks left the house after setting fire to it. He then went to a neighboring barn, to which he set fire, went inside and was burned to death.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-04-29
ILLNESS OF REV. DR. GILBERT. His Reception Arranged for Tonight
 Postponed.

Rev. Dr. Levi Gilbert, the new pastor of Trinity M B. church, has been sud- dently taken sick with pleurisy. The reception, which was to have been giv- en this evening, at the church in his honor, has been indefinitely postponed. The attack was caused by change of climate from Cleveland, and a little overwork. No serious result is expect ed, but his physician has enjoined him to absolute rest for a few days.
 Rev. MT. Scofield, lately pastor of Grace NJ. E. church, writes to a friend here from Norwalk, ''We are settled in our new home, and have been most heartily received, and the work Is open ing with every promise of a successful pastorate."
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-04-29
MT. Maebeth,s Call Accented.

The Rev. Henry Macbeth, formerly assistant to the Rev. Dr. Harwood, when the latter was rector of Trinity church, this city, has accepted call to become rector of St PauPs church, Willimantic, which includes the rector ship of St. Paurs, Windham. The Rev Mr. Macbeth will enter upon his new duties May 1, and will preach his first sermon at St. Paurs next Sunday. y
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-04-29
Yale Easily Defeats Amherst.

Amherst, Mass, April 2S.-Yale had little difficulty in defeating Amherst to- day. Amherst's batters could do noth- ing with Hecker's left handed curves. Only eight innings were played, to en- able Yale to catch her train. Innings: Yale .........3 2 0 1 1 0 O-9 Amherst e. SC. 70 o 0 0 0 0 ? O-2
 Hits-Yale, g; Amherst, 5. Errors Yale, i; Amherst, '. Batteries-Hecker and Bartlett; Johnston, Boyden and Morse.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-04-29
CLAN MAcnAREN, AcoU1rrED.
Presbyterian Synod Rejects the Petition
 Charging Him With Heresy.

Charging Him With Heresy.
 London, April 2S.-At the meeting of the Presbyterian synod held to-day at Sunderland the business committee de- cided to reject the petition containing charges of heresy which had been pre- scented against the Rev. John Watson, D. D., Clan MacLaren). The only way in which the petitioners can revive the matter is by moving an amendment to the committees report. But such an amendment would have little chance of adoption.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-04-29
Sullivan Defeats Haley.

New York, April 2S.-Dave Sullivan of Boston and Patsy Haley of Buffalo met for the second time before the Polo Athletic club here tonight, and Sulli- van won. The boys met at 115 pounds, and Sullivan knocked the Buffalontan out in the twenty-second round.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-04-29

Athens, April 29.-The extraordinary session of the legislative assembly, con vened for last evening and adjourned because quorum was not present, was awaited with the greatest anxiety A dense crowd gathered in the vicinity of the chamber to get the first news of such action as might be taken. There was, however, no disorder. Many of the minsterialist deputies declare that they will vote against the government on the question of confidence.
 Late tonight it is rumored that the Greeks are still fighting in front of Pentipogedia.
 London, April 2S.-A dispatch to the Daily Mail from Patras, dated Tues day evening, says:
 'The Greeks have suffered their first reverse in Epirus and the situation is changed with startling suddenness."
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-04-29

Necessary to Amputate the Arms and Feet of Three of the Survivors-Their Flesh Presents a Leprous-like Appearance For Two Days They Lived on the Dead Body of ShipInate.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-06-03

COUNTY, 1T

This table makes the best showing possible
for the Democrats, for in some of the couu-
ties Lowndes received in 1885 larger vote
than the Republican legislative ticket and in
1886 Mckinley received a larger vote than the
Republican Congressional candidates.
AS will be seen, the Democrats only
controlled the Senate. close as it was,
through hold-over Senators whose
constituencies went against them at
that years election, and with non
partisan election machinery, and the
splendid record OF the State Admins
tration it is not easy to see how they
can recover their lost ground.
In the counties in which Senators
are to be elected this year the vote
for members of the House of Dele
gates in 1895, and Congress in 1886 is
given above. The remaining counties
voted for members of the House OF
Delegates in 1895 and for Congressman
in 1896 as follows:
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Tuesday, the 22G0 Day Of
,{nNC, 1907.

a. d. n'ciori. a H., o'i,' al luh'.1 auction 80
the highest auN be~. r.GNtr. UH fi' premises
in L"rh LEn'. l''s!le, near MoAHl'.m lax.
I".E, IN '.@f",! "bUtiE, Mary HuHC. i.r fol-
iDEiH- Described property, WuIrI as men
toned and described IN the uli, aui .aocne.,-
ing. in safe cause, to wit:
rlr~t-A!i tuat lot ar parcel Of rrOJ,rI Situ-
e1gd IN the sand county Of (iturtII ;ult Stale
Of Maryland, H:d Shown and described -
"i.utei Deserve en- The plat OF t!!t Mountain
Home COmuaIy, a. IrCuINed IN i,bcr -. T.. =.
40. I. iOiiO ,, on" Of the plat records Of tine
said county of Garrett. aud deserted by the
following mCtCS and bounds, courses aud dis
tanceS, to VIZ: HeSinnln$ at a point north O.
east SO feet from station "I;' thence north
20 Is west l1j,19 feet; thence north IL So A.
east 80 feet; thence south 200 - east 52.2 feet:
thence north So west 3ul ttet TO Tie bp.in-
ming, containing 1 lbs of an acre.
SecOHd-All tnat lot or parcel Of Er0uHd
situated in the said county of Garrett and
state OF Maryland, ANA described on the Plat
Of lhc said Mountain Home Company as
"iiOlel Lawn" and described by the follow
ing metcs and pounds. courses and distances.
to WIZ Beginning at stake situated north
Is east lO5 feet, ana south G}I 3 east q from
station ID, one of the permanent stations
of och Lynn Heights; thence by curvature.
! whose radius is ll9.j feet and ouc-A&.i c.-
cum.c terence is SOL feet: thence uOr.n hJ., -
cast ~ feet; thence by a curvature who's.
radius is llJJ feet aud one hall circum.ereu
is 3,5i ioet; thence south 6t west 10 feet 10
tine beginning, containing 2.0l acres.
Thi}d-Al those lots, pieces on parcels O.,
ground situated in the sald county OF Garrett
and state OF Maryland, ana described ON the
plat q! the said Mountain home company
anG distances, to vii: Beginning AT corner
OF lot on seneca avenue and corner on lot On
which The cottage formerly owned by George
J.. White stands, ANA running thence south
-Outh l5]2 east - feet, north 2G'g' east ~
feet, north G}'a west 80 feet, north 2UI east
2DG feet thence nor,h h6l west 800 feet to the
| beginning, containing ! acres, more or less.
fDurth-Ail OF that lot on parcel Of ground
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SUMMER HOTEL.

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n,U. Jo i,i ''' ,UoTn Io : tyH
i' "a ~, 'iIG WIZ " t1lp
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t.T lie" t''i "a Hul,p.lTf "Lth
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ana aiSo WIN an aouh0ance OF "aiSr' anG
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-, =. hISt IoI inc i1isI llEie l"o Years ago ana
WiiIi'S w SuHinIct sS"son WAS t1niPIettiS
iiiyIi me Sa 10, .ihCi 40, ana lIt S,Iu llolSl
puiiuiI-S ana us IuI ufGtI!u apPuIIenalceS
WIZ oe SoiG l9Setner. me SalU tract ~
W. y ~" ~ l'Htil; anu NY sI't ,i'CtH sos.
IIl' - l'7oti,NI Nlti IiiN n'lu' ''"lV,
Iuti!Ilult AZ" "lP"Itth"llcSN, WIN "c 'o.u
>H'yvCV W tlIt li'l9' P!pFIa'plN 'lu coI't'I-
i"I49 oi d cCI'"lH lC'Nt lut'tpl' tMtSHitN %
ne OI'utISIEHGu IyyvlI or 70 me S'tIu LIS l..
D. - ~, on lIC olu cay Oh June, lo2 loI tnr
lelIll Oh l"p years, seven lioHtuS 3'iU twenty =
on Gay =, DE- On lile S"l'l oli gay Oh
iuilG, io3li ''lu cnuih@ on ine AINI Gay oil
.tPlIi III III, lie eau ~, ioi tHe sun, oi I"ui
iho"Sth4 u3IiafS ''V'N; il4he Luitieu uCI'
i"tN o. Niltth II WY, que 'l!u W@3 plo on INC
- "dg 81 OVtonlt, tH"); fourteen ,uuilUftu
,,oii3IN Oh Willcl Wlll DC uue on tHe ISL uaN @.
oClGotL, lN43 |, On" SeN Cn1'en ,ltnHiJ" Co'a's
Der, I8l7.
The terms, provisions and conditions Of tine
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-06-03
cRDE.E MIST.

John S. Sanders vs.. \. 4. Shuttleworth and
others.
In the Circuit Court for Garrett County. No.
76} Equity.
Ordered, this 10Th day of May, 1897, that the
sale of the property mentioned in these pro-
ceedings, made and reported by Giim0r =.
Hamill and Frederick a. Thayer, trustees to
Jonas Yutzy, be ratified and confirmed, I'M
less cause to the contrary thereof be shown
newspaper printed in Garrett county once in
each of three successive weeks before the llth
day of June next.
S59l 90.
+. u. TOWER,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court for Garrett Co.. Md.
True cOpy-test: +. Z. TOWER, Clerk.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-06-03

Annual Meeting the German Baptists.
Low Rates so Frederick.
The y. & O. r. r., will sell tickets
from all stations on its lines east of
the Ohio River, not including Pitts
burg, Parkersburg and Wheeling, for
all trains May 2S to June s, inclusive,
valid for return until June 80, at re-
duced rates.
Rate from Cumberland, So. 70:
Clarksburg, $40; Grafton, 6.75, and
correspondingly low rates from other
stations. 13-2t
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-06-03
ESTATE OF SALOME CUSTER.
DECEASED.

THIS l. TO GIVE NOTICE, That the Sub
1 scribeGS, of Garrett County, Maryland
hath obtained from the Orphans Court for
Garrett county, Letters TCstamenary on
the personal estate of
SALOME CUSTER,
late of Garrett county, deceased. All per-
sons having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof legally authenticated to the
subscribers, on Orbefore the LIST day of Deem
per next they may otherwise by law be ex-
cluded from all benefit of said estate All
persons knowing themselves indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment.
Given under our hands this 2jth day Of
May, 1897.
JopN ~ W: BAKER, Executors.
I-'l GAINESVILLE, Md,
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Married.

Observation-Disclosures. - On Tues
day evening June list. at the residence
of the brides parents at Hutton. Md
Rev. Z. p. Tdleman and Miss Florida
Freeland. The ceremony was nar-
formed bv PRESIDING Elder n +.
Bsuugardncr, Of Mt Lake Parl, in
the presence Of a few invited CHESTS
and friends. The bride is a Gauobter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Free'qnd
and thc groom is a rising ,oupg min
lister of the West T;,aiai. copfa-.nco
II. z. church. and T.. now sfatig,.c.l ON
tie Deer Park cfIcui7. 7'nr 2ppf-p-
;IcAH extends CONGRATULATIONS
sr,,,.o,a,- Too,.,- ,. ,rec.,.
Ios+ ~ +bo l,oo,,+if,,I bo,,aan H.
Rush Ro,-o,,.. ,a., C,na,,+a-;,la NJ
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-06-03
ROAD NOTICE..

Notice is hereby given that thirty days af-
ter the first publication OF this notice the I'M
dersgned will petition the County Commits
sioncrs Of Garrett county to relocate the road
leading from Deer Park to Bethlehem church,
The proposed change will begin at Keisner's
ut the foot of the mountain and running
thence through the lands of the b. d o. r. r.
Co., the Hubbard land, the land of John W.
Thomas and a. j. Lee, interesting the road
again near the lane of A. j. Lee, distance of
about two miles.
c. G. HARVEY,
p. ]. GARRETT,
JOHN H. UPHOLD,
lost Petitioners.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-06-03
ESTATE OF WILLIAM HAMILTON
DECEASED.
A
BARGAIN.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the Sub
scriber, ofGarrett County. hath obtained from
Maryland, Letters OF Administration on the
personal estate of
WILLIAM HAMILTON,
late of Preston co., w. Va, deceased. All per-
sons having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned 10 exhibit the same, with the
vouchers legally authenticated to the sub
scriber, on or before the 10th day of Novem-
Der next; they may otherwise by law be
excluded from all benefit of said estate. All
persons knowing themselves indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment.
Given under my hand this 9Th day of May,
1851
). r. JONES, Admir-,
1876 Oakland, Md.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-06-03

Real Estate Transfers.
Following is a list of real estate
transfers recorded in the Office of the
clerk OF the Circuit Court for Garrett
county, during the month Of May
1897:
AIpheu,B. Clark and wife toJohnW.
Clark, an undivided J part of The
Park, " the first part of "The Rights
Of Man and"The Pink of Allegheny, -"
containing 209S acres of land; 50, 800.
James H. Rush to Milton II. Rush,
Military Lots Nos. 2S3S and 1889, q
part OF Lot No. 3302, I, part of tract
called Good Hope, a part of the
"Resurvcy on Blooming Rose, and q
small piece known as the Gallon Lot,
containing 1921 acres; $4,000
Michael J Garrett and wife to Thos.
and James Garrett, los acres Of Peace
and Plenty" $2851.
Edward Courts and others to Mar
shall Friend, Military Lot No. 1905;
$4,000.
I-r,4.,1,naana.'a r..r,1,o Do,.r..,, sr,o' na
G. NJ. Miller and wife to Edward
- & u,m,iII +..ns4aa - l,a,a,,,I ,,,,,,
49,, r. L-;,,,,,,.II 400 - 49, 49,
..r..,, Iy,,,.I.a,IaI T,,r,,,.,, q 600 ao
- IIa-,I.i,,,' M o+I,on. 49, Ia1,,,
w C1a.,, .,,,,.,,i,.;,i,.l ,,,.+ e.I,a
s,,a.+. ~ In,,1 oa1,ol ..,rLo Dad ;,
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1 b''ll ..................... 80
JOINT BALLOT
Senate, Republicans p Democrats .......... >
House, Republicans n Democrats ..... T.

tA'N>'' it'Lu'lltulN ~ i'tih''tl'tif ..-- O.. L.
Total............. Il
In our own county of Cecil, Senator
Charles c. Crothers was returned
elected in 1892 by but 81 majority.
Congressman VIM. 3. Baker carried
the county in 1894 by majority OF
III, while the county gave Governor
Lowndes and the Republican mem
bcrs of the House of Delegates a ma
iority in 1895 of from four to seventy.
Last year the Republicans carried the
county for both President and Con
gresham by 221 majority. The total
registered vote Of the county is co.'s,
of whom 1925 are cOlOred
1t viii be q forIorn hope indeed,
which will march under the soiled
banner of German to recapture the
ground now held by the triumphant
Republicans of this State.
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Naylor received over a car load of
vehicles this week and more to follow.
Get prices and terms. 11-3%
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THE NEXT LEGISLATURES.
TO Capture it.GOrman VIII Make the
Greatest Effort of His Life.

To capture it-GOrman VIII Make the
Greatest Effort of His Life.
Belair Times.
The great political contest this wear
will be for members of the Senate and
House of Delegates, as the German
machine will bend all its energies to
securing the reelection of the Boss to
the United States Senate, even to the
extent of sacrificing local officials
where the eXigencies of their cam
paign seem to render it necessary.
As the recent political revolution in
this state was not sudden outburst
of feeling but the elimination of
many years trend of sentiment toward
the Republican party, it is difficult
to see any reasonable hope which the
Democrats can have OF carving the
next General Assembly. The numer-
Gus reforms accomplished by the
Republicans, even though baked and
hindered as they were by Demo
cratic Senate, such as the election
law, the new assessment, free school
books and other mcrirorious meas
ures, have strengthened the party
since the last State election, for the
peopIenow see that the reforms which
We're promised by the Democrats year
after year only to be withheld were
given by the Republicans the very
first year they came into power.
The high character of Governor
Lowndes' appointees has also been a
source of strength to the party
throughout the State.
Not only, therefore, have the oppo-
sition to overcome the odium which
years of ring misrulo have fixed upon
the German machine, but they have
to encounter high degree of popular
satisfaction with a party which at
the first opportunity has fulfilled its
pledges in the face Of many difficult
ties.
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Should the State vote this year as
it did last fall, the next Legislature
would stand rs follows:
SENATE.
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F0- farther Information, prices ard
:er!ns, apply 70
JOHN SMARTER,
G-2G OAKLAND, ND.
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sent being


REPUBLGCANS DEMOCRATS
Anne Arundel, Carroll,
Baltic City, lst dist. Queen Anne
BALTIC City, Sd dist. Wicomico-3.
Baltimore County,
Frederick,
Howard,
Kent.
Somerset,
WaShington-9.
Including the vacancy il Calvert
county caused by the death of Sena-
tor Bond, there are fourteen Senators
to be elected, and it will only be nee
essary for the Republicans to elect
five Of these to have a majority Of
that body. Allegany, Charles, Garrett
and st. Mary's will certainly choose
Republicans, and the remaining Sen
ator necessary to the control Of the
chamber will have to be secured from
some OF the following territory, viz:
The herald., 1897-09-05
PERRY HEATH REPLIES
WILL ADJUST POSTAL SERVICE
AS SOON AS POSSIBLE
kilograms From Senator White and
the Three Commercial Bodies
Impressed the Authorities

For several days the federal building
has been enveloped in such
haze Of uncertainty that the
faces Of Postmaster Mathews and
Inspector Flint have been but
dimly discernible, and when seen in brief
glimpses their expression Of perplexity
has but added to the general gloom. Re
cent dispatches from the postoffice de-
partment at Washington ordered 'in-
definite postponement" of the placing in
service of the eight additional letter
carriers who have been promised for
long time, and the rearrangement of the
substations and suburban offices ac-
cording to the plan recommended by
Postmaster Mathews. Inspector Flint
and an expert sent here from Washing
ton to report on the situation, all of
whom agreed.
The order of indefinite delay came
from First Assistant Postmaster Gener-
al Perry S. Heath, and in the absence of
any other and more conclusive reason,
is ascribed by those who are supposed to
be informed on the matter, to a petty
scramble for some of the minor appoint
ments to the offices near the city, which
would be abolished or replaced by city
carried out. These offices are South Los
Angeles. Pico Heights and University.
Both General Mathews and Mr.. Flint
have said right along that they could not
explain the reason for this order for de-
lay, and finally. Friday, when the three
commercial bodies were informed Of the