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The record-union., 1897-12-28
DOUBLE TRAGEDY.
A Young Man Shoots Els Sweet
Heart and Then Suicides.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 21.-Late this after
noon Marcus Nassauer, a young man
living in Clayton, suburb of this city.
shot his sweetheart, Miss Katie Doz-
enbach, daughter Of the ex-Sheriff, and
then blew out his own brains.
For some time Nassauer has been
paying his attention to Miss Dozen
bach, but as he was a comparative
stranger to the family, who knew
nothing Of his past, the young lady re-
pulsed him. He called at her home
this afternoon, and was admitted to the
pariOr by the girls young sister. AS
soon as Katie entered the parlor Mas
sauer drew a revolver and shot her
through the breast. AS she fell he put
the weapon to his head and pulled the
trigger He died instantly The girl
is thought to be fatally wounded.
Her father was formerly Collector and
Sheriff of St. Louis County. In 1892
he shot and killed Major Smith, we'll
known attorney. He was sentenced TO
six months in jail, and fined $500 Since
then, although wealthy, he has lived in
retirement.
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Almost Frozen to Death.

NEW YORK, Dec. 81. - A rowboat
containing four men frozen and uncon-
scious was found on Rockaway Beach
to-day. The mems feet We're frozen
fast to the bottom of the boat. They
We're carried to a hotel, put to bed,
and restoratives administered. After
four hours care they recovered so lar
as to explain that they had hired a
rowboat from a fisherman, and had
lost the oars and had been at the mercy
of the wind and waves all night. 1t
is probable that they all will recover.
Their names are: Joseph Day, B. B.
Black, James Room, George Metzger,
all of New York.
The record-union., 1897-12-28
ALBERT HOFF
Wanted at San Jose for the Muir
der Of Emma Hawkins.

SAN JOSE, Dec. 27.-Chief of Police
Kidward this afternoon made COM
plaint against Albert Hoff charging
him with the murder of Emma
Hawkins, who was found in the Hens
ley House on April %, 1896, with her
throat cut. The warrant was sent to
San Francisco this afternoon for ser
vice.
"Of course we do not expect to get
Hof," said Chief Kidward, unless
there is failure to convice him OF
the murder of Mrs. Clute. In that
event Hoff will be brought here for
trial. We have Hoff positively identi-
fed by one witness as the mysterious
man seen coming out of the Hensley
House. In addition to this, we have
a man who is acquainted with Hoff
who will swear that he was here stop
ping in the Hensley House when En-
ma Hawkins was killed We have a
plain case against him.
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SCHOOL DIRECTOR WEBB.
The Prosecutions Case Against
Him Very Weak

LOS ANGELES. Dec. 2f.-The prose-
cution in the case against School Di-
rector Walter l.. Webb showed its hand
to-day, and it was so weak that a
motion to dismiss the case was made
by Webb's attorneys. The motion was,
however, denied.
Ex- School Director Adams. upon whom
the prosecution relied for evidence to
convict Webb, proved to be a very poor
witness. He said that his recent ILL
ness had affected his mind. ard ad
mitted that he would rather trust
Webbs word than his own memory
now Adams admitted that he might
be mistaken about every important
piece OF evidence, and altogether made
the situation very disheartening for
those who have been SO energetic in
the prosecution of the case
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FATAL EXPLOSION AT CHICAGO
One Man Instantly Killed and Two
Badly Injured.

CHICAGO, Dec. 27.-An explosion in
a storage vat of the Independent Brew
cry to-day caused the death of Theo.
Winkofsky. Louis 1mme and Leonard
Scholler will also probably die OF their
injuries.
The men We're putting coat of hard
enamel on the entire inside Of the vat,
which had capacity of II 200 barrels.
WinkOfsky was holding an incandescent
light near the side of the vat. He ac-
cidentally struck it against the iron.
The bulb was shattered, and alcoholic
vapors thrown off by the enamel ex-
ploded. WinkofSky was thrown
through a manhole and instantly killed.
The other two men were thrown down,
and could not be rescued until the ena-
mel had all been consumed.
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DISTRESS IN CUBA.
Starvation Not Only Impends, but
is an Actual Fact.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 27.-The most
profound distress prevails among many
thousands of people in Cuba. Starva-
ton not only impends. but is an actual
fact.
To-day the sum of $1,000 was re-
ceived by Assistant Secretary Day from
certain charitably disposed persons,
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UNION PACIFIC DEBT.
The Government Sends Checks in
Payment of Currency Skies.

NEW YORK, Dect 21.-The second
payment of SS.500,O00 by the Union
Pacific Reorganization Committee was
reflected in to-days large sub-treasury
debit balance of $4, ,3517 .933. The checks
sent by the Treasury Department at
Washington in payment for currency
skies were deposited in the local banks
to-day. and passed in due course
through the clearing house. 1t is es-
timated that the aggregate Of these
checks is about S1O,000,000. A third
payment of S,5OO,OO0 will be made
early in January next
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nounced to-day, have dislodged the in
surgelts in the province of Santiago de
Cuba from strong positions and have
destroyed their camp, 200 huts, at Juan
Varona
The troops, the official report con-
tinues, have reconnoitered the entire
district around Aguacate, Arroyo, Blan-
co Baira and Marbio, the insurgents
being enabled to retire with numerous
losses and losing many effects.
In these operations the troops are
announced to have lost one officer and
eighteen soldiers killed, and to have
mad fifty-three men wounded
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for the Alaskan Trade.

CHICAGO, Dec. 81. The Western
passenger agents are making arrange
ments to handle the Alaska trade. The
longer they look at this traffic from
distance the larger 1t seems to ap-
pear to them, and now there is hardly
a Western passenger man who does
not expect the traffic to amount to
fully 100000 The chances are that a
figure about one-half as large as that
will cover the number who will go from
points where the Western Passenger
Association will be given a shot at the
business
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FiIkins Still at Large.

Los ANGELES, Dec. 27.-Sheriff
Burr has returned from Fresno, and
reports that not the slightest trace of
burglar Filkins, who escaped from Dep
uty Sheriff Barnhill. could be found.
From the moment when he jumped
through the window of the train he
seemed to be removed from the surface
of the earth entirely.
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JOHN DONALD~ON.
The Well-Known Sporting Man
Dies at Cleveland.

CLEVELAND. Dec. 27-John Donald
son, the well-known sporting man, died
here tonight after brief illness of in
nammation of the. bowels. Donaldson
was once in the ring, having stod up
for ten rounds before John L. Sullivan
in Cincinnati in 1880 Donaldson was
best known, however, as ]. j. Corbett's
sparring partner and trainer. He put
Corbett in condition for his fights with
Mitchell, Jackson and Sullivan, and was
in Corbetts corner at the Fitzsimmons'
fight at Carson City. Donaldson had q
gymnasium and cafe in this city
The record-union., 1897-12-28
Mother and Daughter Asphyxiated.

CHICAGO, Dec. 27.-Mrs. Anderson
and her two daughters, Edith and Myr-
tie. aged s and years, were asphyxi-
ated by Illuminating gas in their home
at 81 Johnson avenue to-day. The
husband, on returning from work to-
night, found his wife and children dead
in bed. Gas was pouring from all the
jets In the cook stove. 1t is supposed
Mrs. Anderson was temporarily insane.
The record-union., 1897-12-28
A Boy Accidentally Shot.

CHARLESTON (S. c., Dec. 27.-
Louis Allen, the ten-year-old son of
James p. Allen, Assistant Engineer of
the United States Engineer Corps, was
accidentally shot by Richard Williams
of glastonbury, Conn, while hunting
on James Island near this city to-
day. The load of bird shot entered
Aliens right side, and It is probable
that he will die.
The record-union., 1897-12-28
Will Not Abandon the Line.

Los ANGELES. Dec. 27.-This morn
ing the mana cement of the Temple
street Cable Railway Company with
drew from the City Council its applica-
ton 10 be allowed to abandon a portion
of the line covered by its franchise. The
application of the company to be al
lowed TO abandon the portion raised
such storm of protests from residents
and property-holders that the company
doubtless realized the hopelessness of
the undertaking.
The record-union., 1897-12-28
The Steamboat Springs Robber.

RENO (Nev), Dec. 27.-Sheriff
McInnis arrested a man named Albert
Watson, supposed to be the individual
who held up the hotel at Steamboat
Springs Saturday night. He was
dressed in five suits of clothes. and car
ried a shotgun. He was seen in the
vicinity of Steamboat on Saturday, and
he does not tell the same story twice.
He was arrested on SUSPICION
The record-union., 1897-12-28
The Cuban Midget Badly Injured

CHICAGO, Dec. 27.-Chiquita, the
Cuban midget. who has been on ex-
hibition in the leading cities for some
time. was probably fatally injured at
the Zoo" this evening. She was rid
ing bicycle in the ring, when she coll
lided with burTo, was thrown to the
ground and received several kicks in
the breast. Chiquita is only twenty
six inches high and weighs fifteen and
three-quarters pounds. The doctors
have little hopes of her recovery.
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cantain Horace Draper Dead.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 2'-Captain
Horace T. Draper died of paralysis at
his home in Landsdowne, suburb Of
this city, aged S3 years Captain Dra-
per was born July 4. 1S41, at Brook
field. At an early age he entered the
merchant marine, and served in the
navy during the war.
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Visible Supply Of Grain.

NEW YORK, Dec. 27.-The state
ment of the visible supply of grain in
store and afloat on December 25th, as
compiled by the New York Produce Ex-
change, is as follows: Wheat 366I9.-
600 bushels, increase 1.054,000 bushels;
corn SO, $4,000 bushels. decrease $780,
600 bushels; oats 12,Il2,0tD bushels,
decrease 1,611, 600 bushels; rye 3,710.-
0o0 bushels. increase 10000 bushels;
barley 4.Ts9.000 bushels, increase 1,o54,-
O0O bushels.
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Winery DESTROYED by Fire.

SAN JOSE. Dec. 27.-Easterdays
winery. located about eight miles
southwest of the city, was totally de-
stroyed by fire Saturday. the origin of
the fire being unknown. Loss 5000,
with $4,000 insurance. This is the
third winery burned In the county in
the last few weeks
The record-union., 1897-12-28

the Improvement and enlargement of
the school, made possible by the ap-
preparation of 100000 for the pur-
pose. Plans for several new buildings
are nearly completed, and the changes
and Improvements in grounds, etc, are
mapped out ready for adoption.
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Altgeld at Los Angeles.

Los ANGELES, Dec. 27.-Ex-Gov-
ernOr Altgeld of Illinois was entertained
by the Silver Republican Club here to-
day al a luncheon at the club headquar-
ters. Altgeld, in reply to friendly SEN
timents. prophesied victory for the sill
yer forces in the next national cam
paign. The affair was entirely infor-
NAL.
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A Tariff War Not Likely.

LONDON, Dec. 21.-Despite the sus-
pension of tariff negotiations between
the United States and Germany, which
mas created great uneasiness there. the
Berlin correspondent of the Daily
Chronicle" says it is not believed in
Berlin that a tariff war will result.
The record-union., 1897-12-28
Schoedde's Sentence Postponed.

SANTA CRUZ, Dec. 27-The SEN
tence of NJ. S. Schoedde. convicted Of
mayhem, was this morning postponed
for week, owing TO the absence of his
attorneys.
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Former vice-President Morton.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2f.-Former Vice
President Levi p. Morton has accepted
the Presidency of the newly formed
Fifth Avenue Trust Company.
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Highway Rohber Identified.

SAN JOSE, Dec. 27.-Jacl Gonzales
was arrested this afternoon for high
way robbery He was identified by his
victim, Peter Santonette. who says he
was knocked down ana robbed of $40
and a cheap watch.
The record-union., 1897-12-28
New National Bank.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.--The Comp
troller Of the Currency has authorized
the Nevada National Bank of San
Francisco to begin business. Capital
s.. 600 900
The record-union., 1897-12-28
Whittier Reform School.

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 21-The Trus-
tees for the Whittier Reform School
are about ready to adopt plans for
The record-union., 1897-12-28
Mrs. Booth Somewhat Better.

NEW YORK, Dec. 21.-Mrs. Balling-
ton Booth is somewhat better tonight.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1897-10-22
BALANCE OFUNEXPEN DED FUNDS, ETC
800. .t,o
OTHER RECEIPTS.
SUMMARY OF LEVY, 1897.

First District.
Real cstntc, ctc...Sl ,64o ,o76GtS5c. S13,9iO g.
Mortgages.
800 693 26G Is per ct.
,36l 59IrS per ct SloS 81 u TOGO 81 90
Second and Sixth Districts.
Real estate, etc...~S2 465 ,429a S5c. s2o,913 -
Bonds, ctc........... 1l3, ,iioN SOC. 400 o.
Aberdeen ...... 29S, $3.50 zoe. 2,oSS %
Havre-de-G Grace ! ,153, 3S6d zoe. S,o73 40
Mortgages Second district.
1884 S22 fS66 pcrct
$ osD 3IG, 5 per ct.Sei7.15 u to co 4s5 SO
1900 uOGEI per ct.
90 oo@ 8 per ct. 81 so u to co. $50
Mortgages sixth District.
s23, 547 22@6 per CT.
1912 s30tS yer ct. S113 O3 "a to co. "a 80
700 OOtg5l2 per CT.
IS 5oGLS per ct. ) 3 OS u to co. 81
Third District.
Real estate, etc, 80, 56i ,5o2 S21 .a9S p
Bonds, etc. e9,ou oo@3oc. 26i II II
Bel Air.. Ala, 80 OOGt7oc. 3,1OS So
SOS, $40 1896 per ct
4.Ii2 96a8 Ter Ct. $500 Oh $4toco 246 10
Fourth District.
Real estate, etc. S1.9lo,4I5@s5c. SIG, 433 50
Mortgages.
S76.45s SG@6 per ct.
1857 $50 5 per CT. $780, 90 q TOGO 215 %
2.3OO coos per ct.
ll5 OCG per ct. o2O4 to co. 30
Fifth District
Real estate, etc. S2,26G, 941@s5c. $40, 269 90
Bonds, etc........... 35,I9OU3Oc. 1o1 ~
Mortgages.
S6I.6I6 72IG per ct.
g, 81 ooatS per Ct. $40 1G u TOGO $50 62
LOCO oo@51s per ct.
50 OO0S per CT. 81 40 q to co. Is 90
300 900 ) per ct.
Is5 0od : per ct. S14 so u TOGO. II 10
Corporation tax go far as reported ... s,4oG -
Total TCceiDtS 143, 40 81
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Notice to Trespassers.

All persons are hereby fOTewaIned from
trespussing ON the lands of the undersigned, or
to hold i'll possession any property which may
be stolen from me. The law will be strictly
enforced against all offenders
JACOB LIVEZEY,
Church willie. Nd.
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STATES ATTORNEY.

". ". PrcStOn..... ..........S
SHERIFF ACCOUNTS.
Ambrose Cooley. neutrality-suspicious..
State Witnesses
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BUTLER'!S SPOONS.

General Robertson tells a story Of
the late General Benjamin +. Butler
which is new to me, and as the old
hero himself told it to General Robert
son it may be new to you as well. 1t
happened one time when General
Butler was in Portland. A great re-
ception had been arranged in his
honor, and the largest hall in town
was engaged to hold it in. The place
was lavishly decorated, and enc white
banner especially attracted the
generals attention. On it was paint
ed in large black letters:
General Benjamin +. Butler, the
hero of Five Forks
And beneath the big letters some.
body had written:
And goodness only knows how
many spoons"
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$3.50 90
Fourth District.

W. Sanders pay C. Kirkwood ............... $50 90
Isaiah Rainbow pay self ................... 3 %
Tobias StansburS pay J. h. Waters. 40 w
James Blaney pay ". A. Durham ....... 80 W
Ed. buchanan pay Geo, Richardson 20 90
Chloe Iork pay Dir. NJ. L. Jarrett....... 1907
Wesley Dagon pay Jas S. Calder........ 20 90
lily. " MAcatea pay Nathan Il. Amos. 50 0O
Robert Waters pay self 10 20
Amanda johnson pay w. Rampley...... 10 90
Joshua Jones pay Amos Streett... 10 %
Samuel q. BILIty pay self Is %
RebeCca Hurts pay j. G. Luckey......... 90 %
Evan Clark Day 5. b. Stansbury .......... 20 20
Parker 4. Lee pay self.................. 10 90
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Jurors certificates held by Hartford
National Bank and paid by Clerk. I
MAJESTIC ATES
$50 81
ORPHANS, COURT.
PENSIONS.
First Distric

Albert Robinson pay VIM. p. Trimble. S15 90
Jane Turner pay Geo NJ Hardy......... Is 90
James Watson pay self..,.,.".",-...-,..,r. 20 90
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CLERK OF COURT.
SLIGO O3
CONTINGENT FUND.

'G from House Of C C5rrectio ion 1900
'I from H i"" Gf Co ITec1s 2Ioo
L. II. ACNabh acknowledging deed. W
j. ID. Worrhinyton. Pad inerror....... 300
y. Cooley exp nses ON Court House -
ipp ''''''''' no ,,n
Gen. j. Finney. upy of Jury list......... - w
II. 5. Flowers, Team Hire. ......-..-.-...... oo
DR.. j. W. Scott Board for Jurors. IA oo
Thnmas Johnson Tnnutst - s so
r. J. Hughes ..................... 90
D. Z. Burke " ..................... %
". II. Galhleath Magistrate &C. 1896 40
:. G. i,aE assistnnt nj most morteln 200
}. Amber. Services in putting out tlre
Fails bridge % "
George " uhders, Jurors certificate. w
T. Fl. Mccormick, Examiner on roads OO
W n. Harlan. GINS on collections. 146 20
u Line \, a BAUER hs'aosni"s "s..ula 80 90
DR.. Z. y. HolInRswUIth, Extra services
as Health Officer w
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American Road Machine Co. Repairs..x l2e 40
estern Wheel Scraper Co. "a 90
Austin Co., RepaiI ................. 40 %
Good Roads Mn'i'g Co Repairs ....... pit 81
Louis Dushiel Agent, Freght........... 81
Nm Iee freight acknowledgements. 81
John Winker relght........................ OS
X 4 Hauway freight -. 197
5 a. Williams rcight...a................... %
Jas n. Richa rdson treIg t................ 10
". Writ Clark x Son Drain pipe....... 81 90
oo costs on Fails Bridge. 1l3 90
b. F. Darbe, removing obstruction 90
| Geo " scarborough luspector.. 900
| Louis Dashiell kilograms. y
| samuel Osborn. Lai or ........... $50
| Henry w Archer OF H. Survey Or. IS Oh
J. F. Wheeler, extra on Road............ 46 90
Extra eco 90
F. e. Austin, stone Crusher.-....-....... 400 90
i'e hnnrorpations 10000
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JOHN A. YOUNG,
PRACTICAL
Matchmaker and ODdclal.

Twenty two years as watch repairer,
wears apprentice. one year under instructions,
SO years a foreman and the balance OF my
| have made a study of optics" fitting Spec
tacIes and Eye Glasses properly, as they should
be fitted.
The lenses are ground to their proper axis
and are fitted and adjusted by myself in Spec
tacles and Eye Glasses of Cold, Silver, Nickel,
snonsible myself for all mistakes.
In fitting Lenses TO the eye my speciality is in
Myopia, Hyperopia, Prcshyopia and Astigma-
tismi which are near-sghted, tar-siehted, old
sighted and poor sighted; Nearly all cases OF
astiymat,sn cen in children, causing pain IN
the Eve rubbing of the eyelids, pain above the
ev[.lro ys, ada che, letters running together,
a. rave complete set of instruments and
test cards which use to correct the sight in the
vounr ms well as in the old or middle-agcd.
~ refer to DR.. VIM. S. Richardson, DIR. f.
Hall Richardson, DR.. W. B. Muunikhuysen and
~ =" JOHN A. YOUNG,
16mh Main Street, Bel Air. Md.
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OMITTED PENSIONS FROM LEVY
1896 AND PAID BY THE CLERK.
S1,943 "a
ROADS AND ROAD EXTRA.

Costs raid TO Howard county ......-...S1 16s so
- baltimore City............ 775 Al
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summer Held Garter pay self -............ S2o Ot
Laviniu Chambers pay j. Ed. Webster. % "
AmOss Guy pay self 10 u,
Elijah MIigis pay self Is 90
fhOs. Ire dway pay TO UL
Mrs. ShuitZ pay james Lee.................. 20 OI
Hester Denby pay Whitaker Bros. 10 TT
keZiuh hObiuSGn pay Joshua Whitaker II On
John CLARK pay +. r. Monks -.............. % OF
Gee rgr Putt pay f. Waters ................. 20 W
Bridget O'DODneil pay :. \. Williams. 10 OF
Hannah Tenn le pay Curbin Grafton. 20 "
Ellen Water pay self. % u
GcOrgCaunu brady puy self 10 OF
Moses osborn pay j. Edwin Webster. % W
Amos Harris pay w. J.. Reckord.......... 20 U[
Alice A. Rice pay John b. Hunnu....... IU 90
Henry Turner aud vile pay Ohio ). Lee 10 "
Hannah L.. Smith pay II. z. Richardson ~ 0t
Elijah Bond pay SELF ... .................. l5 OF
Anti, Il. stewart pay Ed. Stewart. 10 OC
Francianua illiams pay self............... 10 %
AUeguIl Hall pay Noble l.. MITCHELL. 20 W
Cornelius CurIisS pay II OU
Patrick Cain pay 20 W
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Joh .is,i.-ianO's Horse Fly Liquid Is
tSe Hest.

None genuine without our signature on each
can John Bolgiauo." Beware of false imlta-
lions. We manufacture nothing but the best
Drives flies and insects of all kinds OH horses'
COWS dogs. &c. Pint, 25c; quart, Soc; gallon
81 10 We also manufacture J. b. House Fly
Loud. Drives mosquitoes, reaches ants
chin,.,es. and all other insects ont of the house
nerIr ,uently. Bottles, zoe. and 25c.; pint,
omar. 81 .25. The John Bolgiano Co., Manu-
fact,i-ers, 81 East Lombard St, Baltimore ND.
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Notice.

The regular meetings of the Bel Air Bicycle
Club will be held every Tuesday night at eight
O'Clock Persons wishing to join must appear
before the Board of Electors at the next meet
ing on August 10.
HARRY S. CARVER, Pres.
s. A. HOBLITZELL, JK. Sec.H
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VOL. XLII---NO Al


Abraham q ioNer pay W. Il. Baker,. SIS 90
Polly hin pay w. n. TayloF................ 20 90
HarI let Collins pay w. 5. Smith.........-. 10 90
Mary McEllett pay II 90
r. ter Grin pay BuuOlph Lay............. 10 90
Adam Dorsey paw j. I. FrieZe............. 10 90
>ai'ie Curtiss paw las. Malcolm 10 90
Harriet Hilton pay Z. II. WHlker.......... 10 90
Mary L. Hopkins pay kobt. A. Mitchell Is %
Isaac Foreman pay Ewing Bros. lS W
Annie Cook pay ]. NJ. Michael-............ 30 90
Rachel stevens pay J. r. Baldwin,. DO 10
Jas. Williams and wife pay self ........... Az 90
MIS- NJ. NJ. Hopkins pay self ............ Sc. Is 90
Mrs. :. Russell pay A. +. GullIon.......... 20 o.
Mrs. james Pierce pay sell, ............... 20 90
jacob GrinnnRe pay J. ii. Raker ........: 20 Oh
Mary }. Griffith pay Vim. Webster ..... 20 90
Cassie Lisby pay self 10 "
Henry Thomas pay W. H. Taylor. % 20
stephen j. Harris pay selt................. 10 20
Nm Jones pay 20 90
Emily Sampson pay self 15 on
Henry Anderson pay }. T. FrieZe........ 20 %
Chas. Fox pay +. Y. Mitchell. - %
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5nie 9sIc IN sd1 y1os 20 a2nLE ii:5st ss1'nSf "a
IIls ,sdiio a ID INTEREsT.o no emeeec
Interest eneei tiacata sss si Igl gsAai s5sal1l