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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-05-20
Roster of 60. ID.

Company d, LIST Regiment, was mustered
into the great United States Army on Tuesday,
and will now be known as part of the First
Maryland Regiment, United States Volunteers.
The complete muster roll of the company, as
it stands now, ready for service, is as follows:
Thomas &. Forwood, captain Willard q.
Rouse, first lieutenant; Shirley c. Morgan,
second lieutenant; Silas B. Smith, John 7,
Lingan, Walter w. Lee, z. Lee Calder, Thos
K. Cough and Thomas w. Hall, sergeants
Edward l.. French, w. E. Fitzpatrick
Douglas B. Gilbert, w. <. Penning, K. Harry
Lingan, J ohm A. w. Richardson, IL. w. Ram,
say, j. Wiley Walters, corporals; w. l. Her
bert, George w. Ferguson, musicians; Joseph
&. Akers, artificer; james 4. Street,, wagner
J. K. Adams, j. E. Alton, q. 8. Butler, Mar
shall Burkins, J. w. Carman, Guy Cunning
ham, w. s. Chenowith, John f. Dunnigan, j
+. Duval, II. NJ. Dunn, Edgar ID. Evans, Jas
Flowers, Charles F. Free, w. s. Flowers
Robert Gordon, j. z. Cough, p. NJ. Cover, z
E. Harris, d. K. Hopkins, w. Ii. HaugheY
Harry Handy, Morgan Hughes, S. T. WINS
| c. NJ. Kelsey, William Kepler, s. E Lee, H
| Z. Loflin, Reuben Marsh, George o. Marsh, J
B. Mitchell, l.. K. Mergler, NJ. B. McRea, W
X. Marmaduke, Charles IL. Norris, w. A. Pyle
A. l.. Prigg, Frank ID. Poplar, John Quarles
Thomas II. c. Reed, Jr., j. E. Rohrer, Sterl
ing d. Rosau, II. b. Robinson, V. b. Rollins
| b. Il. Reed, c. II. Trout, e. o. Smith, William
| Spangler, II. b. Spencer, +. w. Sullivan, Geo
A. Smith, George V. Stirling, Geo. F. Thomas
J. NJ. Wagner, E. c. Wilson, Chas. A. Metzel
W. Fox, w. Z. Hamburg, H. NJ. Kfpe, priyates
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On Thursday The case Of Mary Z. Whiteford
VS.. Grafton Dcvoe was commenced before Il
jury and on Friday verdict was rendered for
the plaintiff for the property claimed. May
nader and Richardson appeared for plaintiff
and Harlan and Hawkins for defendant
On Saturday the Appeal docket was taken
up. John Rcddington VS.. Edward L. Ches-
ney, jury trial, judgment reversed and YER
dict for plaintiff for 500. Hopper and Harlan
for plaintiff Penning for defendant.
Hugh c. Ramsay VS.. John Nevins, gar,
jury trial, verdict for defendant. j. Martin
McNabb for plaintiff Van Bibber for defence
The case of Adam A. Stiltz VS.. jeremiah
Horn was removed to Baltimore county.
James w. Wiley VS.. Rebecca j. Heaps etc
Administrators, was declared off under the
act of limitations. j. j. Archer andlY Dung
for plaintiff, s. A. Williams and 0. s. Lee fo
defence.
Henry Geffert VS.. B. & L. X. K. Co., jur.
trial, verdict, $25 damages for plaintiff, S. a
Williams for plaintiff, VanBibber for defence
On Thursday the case of Roberta Worthing
ton VS.. s. A. Williams and J. Thomas q
Hopkins, sureties on tine bond of j. kemI
Worthington, was commenced before jury
Allen and Maynadier for plaintiff, S. A
Williams and Hopkins for defence.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-05-20
Obituary.

Dr. James o. Keech, well-known physi.
clan, died at his home, near White Hall, on
Friday, and was buried at Fawn Grove Friends
Cemetery.
Miss Elizabeth Hutchins died at the resi-
dence of her mother on My Lady's Manor,
Baltimore county on Thursday afternoon
after long illness. She was a daughter OF
the late DIR. Nicholas Hutchins and sister OF
Mr.. n. J. Hutchins, of Bel Air. She was
buried at st. James z. E. church on the
Manor, on Saturday, Rev. George X. Warner
rector of the church, conducting the services.
Mrs. Ann Dunnigan, wife of MIR. John
Dunnigan, Of Ady, died at the home OF her
daughter, Mrs. Theodore Crew, near Clermont
Mills, on Monday, of paralysis, aged 6S years.
Her husband and one daughter. Mrs. Crew,
and four sons, Messrs. James, John, Joseph
and Andrew Duunigan survive her. The
funeral took place on Thursday, the burial
being at st. Ignatius cemetery, Hickory. The
pail bearers were John Michigan, Stephen
son Crow, George Wonders, John Carr,
Timothy Redding and Parker Scarborough.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-05-20

A frame barn belonging to Mr. Abraham
Reamer, of Cambria, was entirely destroyed
by fire about daybreak on Friday morning.
The barn was 16x30 feet in size and contained
besides provender, a quantity of goods be-
longing to MIR. Reamer, who is a merchant at
Cambria. The building had been on fire for
some time before it was discovered, and the
neighbors who assembled could do nothing
to save it. Their efforts were directed to
preventing the fire from spreading to the
buildings close to it. The slaughter-house OF
Mr.. Hugh e. Ramsay almost Immediately ad-
Joined the barn, and while struggling with the
flames Mr.. Ramsay was painfully burned
about the face and arms. There is no clue to
the origin Of the fire, but indications point to
incendiafism, supposedly the work of tramp.
| The loss is estimated at $500, which is partly
covered by insurance. The store and dwell
| ing of Mr.. Reamer were but short distance
| away, but the strong efforts OF the crowd,
| saved them.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-05-20
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Gathered By Our Correspondents.


BAGLEY, Nav lS.-Mr. K. Lee Maguess, OF
Wilma, celebrated his twenty first birthday on
Saturday. The afternoon was passed with
crouuet and kindred sports. a most bountiful
supper was served, the dining-room being
beautifully and deliberately decorated. Among
the many present were Misses Ella Hitchcock,
Mary Knight, Lille and Irene Ely, Josephine
and Virena Moore. Leida Coale, Maggie and
Ethel Denbow, Matte and Bertha Magness,
Mary Temple, Kate Temple and Messrs. X.
Lee Magness, John Hitchcock, John Lam
bright, George Rogers, Samuel Smith, Taylor
Temple, Joseph Knight, James k. Magness,
Stayior Gather, Frank Zimmerman, viii
Coale, Mr.. and Mrs. John Magness, Mr.. and
Mrs. SomervilIe, Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Magness, Mrs Annie Robey,
Mrs Temple and daughters, Mrs. Matte Den-
bow, Mr.. and Mrs. Webster Coale. The fes-
tivities were kept up until late hour.
Friendship Chapter of the Epworth League
celebrated the ninth anniversary of the order
on Sunday evening. The programme consist
ed of reports from the various departments,
and an address, Look Up and Lift Up" by
sy Mr.. w. j. Rich. The session closed with
conservation meeting, led by Mr.C. Z. Hornber-
ger. The business meeting OF Friendship
Chapter will be held at the home of Mr.. d. K.
Spicer, near Reckord, on Tuesday evening,
May 3lst.
Miss Olivia Pearce, of Baltimore county, is
visiting relatives near Fallston.
SUNSHINE.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-05-20
County Base Ball Federation

Representatives from number of clubs in
| Hartford county, as well as Franklinville and
| Delta, met in Bel Air on Saturday and per
fected a schedule of games to be played dur
ing the season. Delta, Highland, Aberdeen,
Franklinville, Darlington and Bel Air are
represented in the League. The games are to
be played on Saturdays only, commencing
with May 81 The followingis the schedule
as mapped out:
Saturday, May 21.-Franklinville at Bel Air;
Darlington at Aberdeen; Delta at Highland.
May 2S-Bel Air at Highland; Delta at
Darlington; Aberdeen at Franklinville.
June bel Air at Aberdeen; Franklinville
at Delta; Darlington at Highland.
June 11-Delta at Bel Air; Aberdeen at
Highland; Darlington at Franklinville.
June 1S.-Bel Air at Darlington; Delta at
Aberdeen; Highland at FrankIinville.
June 25-Aberdeen at Bel Air; Franklin
vile at Highland; Darlington at Delta.
July Huntington at Bel Air; Highland at
Aberdeen; Delta at Franklinville.
July 9.-Bel Air at Delta; Franklinville at
Aberdeen; Highland at Darlington.
July 16.-Delta at Highland; Aberdeen at
Darlington; Bel Air at Franklinville.
July 23.-tIighland at Bel Air; Aberdeen at
Delta; Franklinville at Darlington.
The Bel Air team has been fully organized
and contains a number of the best players Of
the vicinity. The following have signed, and
it is expected that the games will be far
superior to those of the past few years and
well worthy of all the encouragement which
the public can give. Mes:rs. Atchison Reck-
ord, Charles Richardson, Birckhead Rouse,
w. Crawford Norris, Clifford D. Rosan, Sol
Hoblitzell, John A. Evans, Hall Calder, James
Carroll, Wiley Hopkins, Joseph X. Coale, and
DR.. w. B. Lowe. Chas. Richardson has been
chosen as captain; c. d. Rosan, manager; P.
Moores Maynadier, treasurer; and s. A. Hob
litzell, secretary. The games at Bel Air will
be played at the Fair grounds.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-05-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Smith, of New York
are guests of DIR. j. C. Butler, Bel Air.
MIR. j. Langley. the photographer has re
turned to Bel Air, fully recovered in health,
and may be found at his studio.
Mrs. j. Royston Stiher has returned to heI
home in Bel Air from visit to friends in
Cumberland, Nd.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Woodley Richardson, OF
Baltimore, are guests OF relatives in Bel Air.
Miss Agnes Cover, of Baltimore, is visiting
relatives in Bel Air.
List of uncalled for letters remaining in
the Bel Air postoflice.-Bel Air Glass Co,
Mrs. Ellen CambeII, Mrs. Josephine Lee, and
Mr.. j. Roodeskey.
Mrs. Ellen Carter, of Baltimore, is guest
Of the Misses Bauer, Bel Air.
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GrOOne-Geaify.

Mr.. William C. Groome and Miss Carrie NJ
Geatty, both Of Bel Air, were married at the
residence OF the BRIDES brother-in-law, Mr.
Harry E. Stamford, on North Carroll street
Baltimore, on Wednesday evening by Rev
Frank Killmon, of Grace NJ. E. Church. The
bride, who is daughter of Mr.. A. T. Geatty,
was gowned in white organdie over white
taffeta silk, and carried BRIDES roses. Miss
Emma Dorsey, cousin OF the bride, wal
maid OF honor, and was also attired in white
organdie. Mr. Charles Standiford was best
man. After the ceremony wedding dinner
was served. Mr.. and Mrs. Groome will make
their home in Bel Air, where the groom Is con
nected with the Baltimore and Lehigh Rail
way Company.
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Abingdon News.

SEwELL, May 1S-On Monday last, In &C
cordance with an invitation from Rev John
f. Goucher, ID. d., President of the Womans'
College of Baltimore, a number of the bishops
and delegates to the General Conference OF
the NJ. Z. Church South, made pilgrimage to
Abingdon, where they visited the site where
the old Cokesbury College, (the first Metho-
dist College in America, stood in 1887. The
party reached Sewell station at z. NJ, and
were conveyed in carriages to the place.
Prominent among those who visited the place
so fraught with historical memories, were
Bishops w. W. Duncan and wife, E. K. Hen
drick and wife, Charles B. Galloway and wife,
J. F. Berry and wife. John c. Cranberry, Jos.
:. Key and w. S. Griffin, Revs. w. b. Murroh
d. D., and wife, John d. Hammond, ID. D..
II. NJ. DuBose, d. D., j. NJ. Finney, ID. D.,
Rev w. T. Davidson, d. D. fraternal delegate
from the Wesleyan Conference, of England
and the wife of Bishop Earl Cranston, and
Miss jeanette Goucher.
Rev. W.D. Knight, of this place, will leave OF
Monday to attend the Baltimore Conference
Itinerant Club, at Washington, d. Z.
Miss Nellie Blake, who has been guest Of
her sister, Mrs. William NJ. Martin, of Bel
camp has returned to her home, at Bynum.
Children's services will be held on this cir
| cult as follows: Calvary, June 5, in the after
noon; Magnolia, June II; Abingdon, 2. VI.
June 49,
Miss Rosa Swartz, the teacher at Bush Rive
Neck school, has been confined to her bed q
her home, in Abingdon, with muscular rheu
matism. She is now convaescing.
The hail storm of Monday afternoon wa
very severe in this section of the county. Z
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-05-20
AProminent Son of Hartford.

Captain William 2. Duvall, First Artillery,
u S. A, has been promoted to be Inspector
General, with the rank OF Major.
Major Duvall is from Hartford county, and
was appointed to the United States Military
Academy in 1865 by Congressman Edwin II.
Webster, who had previously resigned the
colonelcy of the Seventh Maryland Regiment,
being succeeded by Charles E. Phelps, now
Judge of the Supreme Bench of Baltimore
City. The appointment was contested for by
young Duvall and distant relative, DeWilton
Barnes, now an agent of the Canton Company
at lib South Gay street, Baltimore. Gradu'
ating in June, 1869, young Duvall became {
second lieutenant in the Fifth ARTILLERY, and
a first lieutenant April9, 1877. His captaincy
is OF recent date. Major DuVal's father
Capt. Emmett Duvall, of the Purnell Legion
died in Hartford county few years sgo, aDt
his mother died within the past year at an ad
vanced age. His brother, MIR. K. b. Duvall, ii
connected with the Chicago Press.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-05-20
The Work of n Decade Mt st. Johns
Church.

On Sunday, May s, 1898, Rev. Ere derit
Humphrey completed his tenth year of ser
vice as rector of st. Johns Protestant Episco
pal church, Havre de Grace. On that occas
ion, he gave from the pulpit the following
extremely interesting summary of his work
during the decade:
Persons baptized, les; presented for con,
firmation, 81; celebrations of the Holy Com
munion, 3l3; marriages solemnized, 81;
funerals attended, Is; religious services held,
3,O49; cash raised by the parish, 1880; cash
in bank for Sunday School building, $l,lO7.
During the course of his pastorate, the church
building has been put in good condition, be.
ing made much more attractive tits inner
adornments.
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Christian Endeavor Convention.

The Northeastern District Christian En-
deavor Convention will be held at Aberdeen,
on Tuesday, June 18th, in Grove Presbyterian
Church Each Christian Endeavor Society in
Hartford, Cecil and Kent counties will be en-
titled to three or more delegates, and no doubt
the convention will be large and successful
one. A number of prominent ministers and
laymen from Baltimore city and the couRties
have promised to make addresses. This con-
vention is under the direct supervision Of the
officers of the Maryland State e. Z. Union.
Mr.. w. A Schumacher, OF, Baltimore, is presi-
dent of the union, and Harry N. Hanna, of
Bel Air, is its secretary.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-05-20
PUBLIC LOCAL LAW.
CHAPTER 391,

AN ACT to add new sections to Article 133 of
the Code of Public Local Laws title " Hartford
County" under the new subtitle 'Tramps
and Migrants to follow Section 26S and
to be known as Sections 26S A, 26S Is, 26S
c, and 26S ID.
SECTION 1. Be 10 enacted by the General Assem-
big Of Maryland. That the following new Sec:
tions he added to Article 13 of the Code of
Public Local Laws, title Hartford County"
under the new subtitle "Tramps and Va
grants, to follow Section 26S and to be known
as Sections 26S A, 26S b, 26S G, and 26S d..
26S A. The County Commissioners of Har-
ford County and the municipal authorities OF
each Incorporated city or town in said county,
in addition to the powers now held by them,
shall respectively have power to make all such
rules and regulations and to pass all such or
dinances as may be necessary or proper TO sup
press and prevent the wandering OF tramps or
Migrants within the limits of said county or OF
such cities or towns, and to compel tramps and
Migrants convicted of violating any OF such
rules, regulations or ordinances to labor upon
the roads, highways or streets of said county or
the cities or towns thereof, or to labor for the
Improvement of the same. .
| 26S Is. The County commissioners shall
have power to agree with the cities or towns
| mentioned in the preceding Section upon term:
| whereby the tramps or Migrants. convicted OF
violating any municipal ordinance, in case the
facilities of such city or town are not adequate
i may be held at the county Jail or amshouse 1oi
the purpose of performing the labor or worh
| authorized by the preceding Section and re-
| quired by their respective conviction or sen
fences.
26S Z. The trampS or Migrants reierreu u
| in the two preceding Sections are such person:
/ as are called tramps in Section 275 of Article
/ % of the Code of Public General Laws of thi
State.
| 268 d. The Circuit Court and the severa
i Justices of the Peace of said county shall hav'
| jurisdiction to enforce the several rules, regu
l lations or ordinances made or passed unde
the pow err given in this subtitle, and, upoII
convictions for violating The same, to pass suc'
| sentences as may be right.
| SEC. 2. And be IL enacted, That this Ac
1 chul n to a effect from the date of IFS massage,
Approved, April 18th, 1898: -
| LLOYD LOWNDES,
| Governor.
| JOHN WRIT RANDALL,
| President of the Senate.
| LOUIS SCHAEFER,
Speaker of the House of Delegates.
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A success.

The Edgewood bazaar was decided success,
the amount taken in being 1899, less expenses,
$50, leaving net gain OF S2O3, which has
been placed in the First National Bank OF
Aberdeen. Previous to the opening of the
bazaar the land had been secured and about
$3.50 by cash and subscription.
The Dramatic entertainment which was
given in the Edgewood Hall, April 20, will
be repeated in the Joppa Hall, Friday even
ing, May %. Proceeds to be added to the
Edgeweod Church fund.
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A CommendabIe Enterprise.

The Maryland Christian Endearorer, the Of
fetal organ of the Maryland Christian En-
deavor Union, has been placed upon our ex
change list and We hail it with pleasure. 1t
is published in Bel Air, Mr.. Harry N. Hanna,
SO well known as an active and earnest labor
err in the cause, being the man aging editor.
The paper which is a handsomely printed
octave, nicely illustrated, is issued monthly
and is replete with information aud instruc-
ton on the topics germane to the objects OF
the Y P s. e. E. Every Maryland member
of this wide spread and splendid organization
should be a subscriber.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-05-20
Another hartford Man ON the Be,
The Maine Disaster.

The entertainment to be given on Tuesday
evening by the Red Star Lecture Association
promises to be particularly attractive. In adj
dition to the superbly illustrated lecture by
DR.. Greigg, a number of the best vocaIists of
Bel Air, both gentlemen and ladies, will rem
der several patriotic songs costume. The pro-
ceeds are for the benefit of the lecture fund,
and it behoves all who have been entertained
or benefited by the last two courses to con-
tribute the mite and attendance to make the
futura coursas successful.
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A Gnnn AYaraRR.

Fifty eight of the sixty-two members of Co
ID examined, passed and were taken into GOV
crnmeut service. Capt. Forwood and Lieut.
Rouse were in Bel Air on Sunday. Capt.
Forwood took number of recruits with him
when he returned to Camp Wilmer on Sunday
He reported the boys all well and in fine
spirits Private Charles 0. Whitaker has been
transferred to the Fifth Regiment.
Another Hartford Man on the Bench.
Mr. J. Maulsby Smith, who has been ap-
pointed as Police Justice at the Northwestern
Police Station, Baltimore, is native OF Har-
ford county, having been born in Bel Air. He
is a son Of Rev. j. w. Smith, Of the NJ. E.
Church, and nephew of DR.. Benjamin Smith,
of Bel Air. He was educated at the old
Academy, and graduated from the Maryland
University Law School in 1889. He has since
been engaged in the practice of his profession.
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CONGREGATIONAL Services.

The Rural Deanery which was held at En-
manuel church on Tuesday and "Wednesday
was well attended aud very interesting. A
number of the Protestant Episcopal clergy
men of the county were present and took
part In the services. The opening sermon was
by Rev. E. A. Colburn, Dean of the Convoca,
ton. Archdeacon, W. H. II. Powers
preached on Tuesday and Wednesday even
ings, Revs Colburn and Sothoron also taking
part Rev. William +. Brand preached on
Wednesday morning. The ladies OF EN-
manuel church furnished lunch on both days.
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A Travelling House.

A curious looking continuance in the shape
OF house on wheels arrived in Bel Air on
Saturday afternoon. 1t was driven by +. A.
Lasley, who claimed to have driven 1t from
Port Angels, Washington State. The house
was furnished and has been the abode OF Mr..
Lasley his wife and several children, all OF
whom seemed to be in good health. They re-
manned at Anderson's Hotel over Sunday.
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The Costa Rican Counterreiters.

For months the Costa Rican counterfeiters
havs bt en- issuing bogus notes of the govern
meut Of the island until the amount, it is said,
has reached Sl,O00,0OO. Inspectors of the
secret service bureau were chiefly instrumental
in bringing the ma!efactors to justice. The
efficiency of the secret service is undoubted,
but it is by no means secret, but patent fact,
that the service that Hostetter's Stomach Bit
tiers does the weak, nervous and dyspeptc is OF
genuine value. There have been from time to
time counterfeits of it, but the miniature note
of hand on the label, and the yignette of St
George and the Dragon, are not successfully
imtablc. This tonic absolutely prevents ant
| remedies malaria, rheumatism, liver complain
and dyspepsia.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-05-20

The newly elected Commissioners for the
Town of Bel Air met at their room on Court
land street ON Friday night, and organized by
the selection Of Mr.. William I. BiIlingsea, as
chairman; DIR. Benjamin Smith, as secretary
and Mr. Albert +. Geatty, as treasurer.
The Board being authorized by law to fill
vacancies, Mr.. Geatty was selected to take
the place Of MIR. Harry 5. Carver, who declln-
ed to serve.
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Personal Mention.

Mrs. Emily Wiley. of NorrisVille, is on the
sick list
MIR. Remlumin Strawbridge, of Minnesota,
is visiting his brother, Mr.. j. Wesley Straw,
bridge at Norrsville.
Miss Grace Woods, of Baltimore, is guest
of the Misses Poplar, Union avenue, HaVre
dc Grace.
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PUBLIC LOCAL LAW.
CHAPTER 10,


AN ACT to repeal Section fifty-three $50 of
Article thirteen Q3) of the Code of Public
Local Laws of Maryland, title, Hartford
County" subtitle Circuit Court" and TO re-
enact the same with amendments.
SECTION l. Be ii endc' ed by the General Assem-
bly, of Maryland, That Section tifty-three (53)
of Article thirteen Q3)of the Code of Public
Local Laws of Maryland, title, Hartford Coun-
ty," subtitle Circuit Court" be and the same
is hereby repealed and re-enacted, as amended
so as to read as follows; So. Juries shall be
summoned to each of said terms of Court, ex.
cept the September term, and may be summon.
ed to the September term, if, in the Judgment
of the Court, the Public business so requires.
Approved, March 4th, 1888.
LLOID L0WNDES,
Governor.
JOHN WRIT RANDALL,
President of the Senate.
LOUIS SCHAEFER,
Speaker of the House of Delegates.
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF THE SENATE.
] hereby certify that the aforegoing is a tru
copy of an Act of the General Assembly o
Maryland, passed at the January Session. 1895
MARTIN NJ. HIGGINS,
Secretary of the Senate.
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Religious Notices.

Mountain Christian Church.-SmudayS School
as A. NJ: preaching, IL a NJ: Y. =. :. G. =,
100 p. NJ JOppa.-Sunday School, 3 p VI.
Y. p. S. c. T., $50 2. NJ. F9rk;;--SIria
school. 2 p. NJ; preaching, 2. NJ; Y. Z. 3
E., 100 =. NJ. ,
Bel Air NJ. p. Church.-Sunday School $50
A. NJ; preaching IL A M. and 8 p. NJ; Y. +.
C. E. 30 u.