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FLED JUST IN lime
Authorities wers Preparing to Arrest
AConctIIo.


WASHINGTON, Feo. Sit is no secret
now that the authorities here were
preparing to arrest AgonciIlo just as
he led, but probably they are not
sorry that he got off safely and thus
relieved them from the performance
of a disagreeable task. The conduct
of the remaining members of the Phil
ippine junta is still under close watch,
and while the treatment to be accord.
ed them has not been determined, 1t is
recognized that they are in a precarious
position legally, and can secure i'm
munity only by the exercise Of the
greatest discretion.
The Filipino junta here is in a state
Of bewilderment. Senior Agoncillo, its
head, fed so hurriedly that he failed
to leave instructions for the balance
Of the j%unta, and they accordingly are
dependent upon word from him as well
as bampered by the serious illness Of
one OF them. Their counsel, Ralston &
Siddons, withdrew from any relations
with them, and they are accordingly
now without advisers in a strange
country, and although told they will
not likely be arrested, they have
a strong apprehension OF that score.
The junta at o'clock had received no
dispatches from Aguinaldo about the
battle, and no word had come from
their fleeing chief, Agoncillo. This
forenoon Senior Lopez had a long in
terview with their attorneys, at which
the latter formally withdrew all con
nection with them, and subsequently,
to make their position clear, made the
following public announcement:
"a conflict having taken place be-
tween the American troops and the
forces under General Aguinaldo, q
duty superior to that which a lawyer
owes TO his client requires us TO with
draw from the service of the represen-
t~atives here of the Philippine rcpub.
lie, and this has to-day been done.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-02-10
New Labor Bodies.

TOPEKA, Kan, Feb. s.-Eighty-fvc
labor union representatives met in
Library hall, of the state house, yes
terday morning for the purpose of or
ganising a State Society of Labor and
Industry, under the Cassin law passed
at the special session, The State So
ciety of Miners, organized under the
new Ryan law, met with the Society
Of Labor. but the two had separate
meetings in the afternoon.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-02-10
Grandson OF Victoria Il ad,

MERAN. Austria, Feb. s.-Prince AL
fred of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha is dead. lie
had been suffering from chronic cere-
bral troubles. Prince Alfred of Sake.
Coburg-Gotha was the son of the Duke
of Sake .Coburg and Gotha, second son
Of Queen Victoria, and was born at
buckingham palace, London, on Octo-
Der -, 1874. He was IA captain OF the
Prussian infantry and unmarried. He
was the only son and heir.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-02-10
mbiers Win Out.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Feb. s.-The race
course pool room operators scored an
other victory in police court yesterday
when Judge Burnbam rendered an
opinion declaring null and void the
anti-pool room ordinance enacted by
the city council recently.
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AguinsIde Threatened Otis.

MADRID, Feb. s,-Dispatches from
Manila describe q conference bctweel
General Otis and Aguinaldo, som,
days back, at which, when Aguinald'
earned OF the intention Of the Amer
leans to attack and capture Iloilo an,
other ports he declared that h
would begin hostilities il the Unite
States sent any re~inforcemsnts to tn
Philippines. The conference ''faile
to arrive at any understanding"
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-02-10
Hastens Their Departure.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. s.-News of
fighting at Manila has fastened the
departure of the three battalions of
the Twelfth United States infantry
from jefferson barracks. Under COM
mand of Colonel Smith the troops left
jefferson barracks yesterday for New
YORK., where they will be Joined by
the Fourth battalion. On February 8
the regiment will embark on the
transport Sheldon for Manila.
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Regular Army omcer Killed.

WASHINGTON. Feb. s.-First Lieu
tenant james Mitchell, Fourteenth in
fantry, was the only officer in the reg
ular army killed in the engagement
Saturday night, so far as the official
reports show up to date. He was a ma
tive of Ireland, and had been in the
army since December, 1867.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-02-10
Negroes In Hard Lines.

ST. LOUIS, No, Feb. s.-The negroes
whose importation from Alabama
caused the battle at Virden, H., a few
months ago, in which several miners
were killed, are freezing and starving
in a graders camp On the Mobile &
Ohio railroad near Cahokia.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-02-10
Rebels Have Been Defeated.

MoNTEvIpEo, Feb. s.-The govern.
ment forces have defeated and cap
tured the Colorados who recently
~revolted against Senior Cuestos, the
provincial president of Uruguay, and
tranquility is nov restored.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-02-10
Comfort Cost Her Life.

BURLINGTON, Kan, Feb. s.-Georgia
Clay. a colored girl II years old, was
found smothcrcd to death at the home
of ii. G. Beatty, where she was en-
ployed. When she went to bed she
wrapped n hot iron in a cloth and put
it in bed to warm her feet. The bed
ding caught fire from the iron.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-02-10
wa.h,ngtou's GIFT to tn. olympia

SEATTLE, Wash, Feb. s,-The con.
tract for a silver service to be pre-.
sented Admiral Dewey's flagship
Olympia by the citizens of Washing
ton was awarded to Shreve Il Co. of
San Francisco. The service is to cor
sist of twenty-seven pieces and it is to
be manufactured of native silver. In
addition to the service a library is also
to be given the Olympia
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-02-10
Are Watching AgonoiiIo.

MoNTRAI, Feb. s.--Agoncillo and his
secretary are being watched by two
strangers, supposed to be United
Safes secret service men.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-02-10
Both Die Mt same Hour.

SEpALIA, No, Feb. s,-Mrs. Nancie
WATSON, wife of Thomas WATSON, one
of Pettis county's pioneers, died Sun.
day night, aged 72 years. Her son
William, aged 81 years, died at the
same hour and the double funeral was
held yesterday.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-02-10

ToPKEA, Kan, Feb. Sin commit
tee of the whole the House recom-
mended for passage a bill limiting the
output of prison coal to the needs of
the state institutions.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-02-10
COLONEL MOONLIGHT DEAD.
An Attack OF Grip Proves Fatal to the
Kansas Pioneer.

LEAvENwoRrH, Kan. Feb s. - Col
onel Thomas Moonlight, ex-minister
to Bolivia, died here at half past 2
o'clock this morning ct the home OF
his daughter, Mrs. Z. L. Murphy.
Lung trouble had followed an attack
of the grip. He was o. years old. Colo
mel Moonlight has been active In Kan,
sas politics for forty years.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-02-10
Guilty OF Manslaughter.

HUTCHINSON, Kan, Feb. Starry
Postlcthwait, who was the principal
in the Boyd murder case here, pleaded
guilty to m~anslaughter in the second
degree. Judge Simpson passed sen
tence upon him at once, giving him
the limit for that offense, five years in
the penitentiary,
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-02-10
Kansans Die of Disease.

WASHINGTON, Feb. s.-General Otis
reports three deaths of Kansas troops
from smallpox; Isaac C.. Cooper, arti-
fcer, company b; Corporal Fred Max
well, company X; Private snodgrassr
company Il.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-02-10
CAN'T RUN IN KANSAS.
House Votes to Drive Bucket shops
From the State.

From the state.
ToPEKA, Kan, Feb. s.-The Rene
feel bill to prohibit the operation of
bucket shops in Kansas was con
mendcd for passage. subject to amend
ment and debate, by the House COM
mittee of the whole, after a spirited
debate, by an almost unanimous vote.
The bill makes it a felony. punishable
any person 20 operate n bucket shop.
In the bill as first submitted it was
also made n felony for any person to
p%atronize such a place or 20 lease a
building for bucketshop purposes, but
it was agreed this provision was toe
severe, and the latter two offenses
were reduced TO misdemeanor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-02-10
Candy Trust PrOposed.

CHICAGO, Feb. s.-Negotiations are
in progress in this city for the forma-
ton of n candy trust composed of
about forty Of the leading manufac-
turers of staple CONNECTIONS in the
United States.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-02-10
OH. Has smokeless Powder.

WASHINGTON, Feb. SIT was learned
Mt the war department that all the
American troops at Manila have an
abundant supply of smokeless powder.
The regulars have the Krag- Jorgensen
rifles. and about 5000 of the same
are in the hands of the vol
unteers.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-02-10
THE EXTRA SESSION VALID.
Judge uazep Decides Against the Kan
sas Attorney General

TOPEKA, Kan, Feb. s.-Judge Ha-
zen, in the district court this morning,
gave his decision in the mandamus
case of A. NJ. Harvey, ex-lieutenant
governor, Involving the validity of the
extra session Of the Kansas legisla-
ture. His decision is directly in OPP
position to that of A. A. GODDARD, the
Republican attorney general, He de-
cides that the constitution made the
governor the sole judge of what con-
stitutes nm emergency in respect to
the calling of AT extra session of the
legislature and that the courts have
no power to review his action.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-02-10
Death Of captain J. w. Minis.

SEDALIA, Mo-, Feb. s.-Captain j.
w. Mills, one of the most prominent
Republicans in Central Missouri, died
yesterday, aged GO years
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Would Join the Regulars.

WASHINGTON, Feb. s,--Representa-
tive Sta!lings, of Alabama, has intro
duced in the House a bill to authorize
the President to appoint q eneral
Wheeler major general Of the regular
army.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-02-10

a Ton Fer Cent Adv.aes for 5000 Me
YOUNGSTOWN Pa, Feb. s.-An advance
OF 10 per cent in wages has been on
dered for the 5000 employees at thu
Cambria Iron works:
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AGUlNALD0 HEARD FROM.
The Insurgent Leader Issues Two Proc
lamations on the Fight.

MANILA, Feb. 5. - Aguinaldo, the
rebel leader, issued two p~roclamations
Saturday and Sunday. The first de-
clares the Americans opened the fight
and calls upon the Filipino congress
to suspend the constitution.
The second says: ave have fought
our ancient oppressors without arms
and we now trust in God to defend us
against the foreign foe"
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-02-10

CHICAGO, Feb s-The body Of tn
late Colonel james A.. Sexton arrive
IN Chicago last night. The body wi
Ne .cremateG.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-02-10
rh.nA. 70 enc K.p,., sena.or..

TOPEKA, Kan, Feb. s,-The house
passed a joint resolution this morning
commencing Senator Harris and Baker
for their vote on the peace treaty
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-02-10
GENERAL EAGAN SENTENCED,
Tho President COMMITTED Dismissal
From the Army to SUSPENSION.

From the Army to Suspension.
WASHINGTON, Feb. s.-The President
made public the sentence in the case
of General Charles !. Eagan to-day.
The court-martial sentence was dis
missal from the army. The President
has committed this to six years sus-
pension from duty, which overs the
remainder of time prior to General
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-02-10
A banquet In po,ton TO m

"shpue IN bnston to pson. :
BOSTON, Feb. s,-Rear Admihl
sampson was the guest of honor at
banquet here last night attended b
600 representative men of Boston.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-02-10
KANSANS UNTOUCHED.
Were In the Heavy Fighting But Came
Out h a Scratch,

LAWRENCE, Kan, Feb. s.-The Law.
renee Journal received u cablegram
this morning from Captain A. e.,
Clarke, Company ii, Twentieth Kan
sas, announcing that the Kansans
were in heavy firing, but escaped UNI
touched.
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OTIS LATEST REPORT.

WASHINGTON, Feb. s.-The war de-
partment received the following dis
patch from General Otis to-day:
MANILA, Feb, s.-Adjutant Gen.
eral, Washington: The insurgent
army concentrated around Manila
from Luzon provinces, numbering over
10000, possessing several quick firing
and Krupp field guns. Good port!9r
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-15

Disca,sO sobyS la H6e,taa yeiisiosa y Ia
separaci0n dI Ia Lglesia Ell EstaGo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-15
Ell VELLOCINO DE ONO

Sc siguio que comenzaran Gstos per-
suadirse de que sus padres habian sldo
discipulos de un ser mitad hombre y
mitad caballo. este es, de un centauro:
10 cual no tiene NADIA de particular, 81
sc advierte que siempre que los ninos
entienden NAL las cosas, las explican de
la manera mas absurda.
Pero, sea de esto 10 que quiera, es 10
cierto que en- todo tempo Sc ha treido
en- la doble naturaleza de Chiron, y que
sc continuars creyen 10 en- ella mientras
cl mundo exista. De haber sido asi,
buen mozo estaria cl maestro con csbe-
"a humana llena de ciencia, y lomos
proposito pare tirar de un coche, hacien-
do resonar el aula con la patas, amenaza
constante de los callos de sus discipulos,
sacudiendose las moscas de la calva con
la cola, y saliendo algunos ratios es-
paciarse al pTado vecino.
Pues bien, Jason habito una caverna
desde muy temprana edad con este pro-
fesor; que no tendria mas dc cuatro me-
ses Il hijo del destronado Eson cuando
10 confaron su cuidado; y con el estu
yo hasta SCR hombre formal adquiriendo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-15
n. HAWTHORNE

d6nde irfa aquel mancebo de poblada
y luenga cabellera, con la piel de leo
pardo, las sandalias bordadas y una Ian
"a en- cada mano.
No sc cuznto habria andado Jason
cuando lego & la orilla de un terrente
que lie conaba ell camino con el caudal
de sus aguas, agitadas y cubiertas de
copos de blanca espuma, 81 lecho,
que no debia ser muy ancho en- la esta-
cion del calor, ahora estaba desborda-
do con la avenida que producia el des
hielo dc la nieves del Olimpo, aumenta
das de fuertes lluvias; y la corriente sc
haeia tan impetuosa por aquella parte,
sc rompia en- tantas penas, arrastraba
tantos maderoS animales muertos, y
rugfa de tai modo. que csusaba espanto.
Jason, a pesar de su valor. .uvo por
prudente detenerse, en- 10 cusl hizo muy
bien, porque el torrente habia causado
muchos estgagos en- la comarca, y era
demasiado profundo para entrar q pie
por 50 GAUGE. y demasiado rapido So
curso para exponerse q nadar en- eli;
ademas, como nj habia puente, nj espe-
rama dc barca, Ique haeerl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-15
s DE MAYO DEL 90

Disca,so so6yy la h6s,tad yeisiosa y Ia
separaef6D d1 Ia Lgltsia el Esta6o
..Yo, seilores diputados, no pertenez-
co al mundo de Ia teologia y dc la fe;
pertenezco. ereo pertenecer al mundo de
IN filoscfa de Ia raz6n Pcro 81 alguna
vez hubiera dc volver al mLndo de que
parti, no abrazaria ciertamente Ia reli
gion protestante, cuyo hielo sc mi al
ma, SEGA mi corazon, SEGA mi con-
eiencis esa religion protestant, eterna
enemiga de mi patria, de mi raza y de mi
historic volveria al hermoso altar que
me inspire les mas grandes sentimi.ntos
de mi vida; volveria postrarme de hi
nojos ante la Virgen Santa que sereno
con su sonrisa mis- primeras pasiones
volveria 4 empapar mi espiritu en- el aro
ma del incienso. en- la nota del organo,
ca la luz cesnida por los vidrios dc colo
res y reAejaja en- las doradss alas de los
angeles, eternos campaneros de mi alma
en- su infancia: a mofir, >e1ores dipu-
tados, al morir le pediIia un asilo en- la
cruz, bsjo cuyos ssgrados brszos Sc ex-
tiende el lugar que mas amo y mas We
nero sobre la faz de la terra /: la tumba
de mi madie.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-15
ESCR}ED.ANTAS

Elp1blico podra encontrar
siempre Ell el 3" Boletfn Mer-
cantil " un extenso y variado
surtido de las nismas. Las
hay de multitud de precios,
dcsde 75 centavos hasta 20
y IS pesos, muy elegantes y
luiosas. En- tinteros de cris-
tai de roca Sc puede escoger
mucho.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-15

Grande es Dios en- el Sinai: el trueno
le precede, el rayo lie a-omPah', la luz
le enyuelve la terra tiembla los montes
Sc desgajan; pero hay TN Dios mas gran
de, mas grande toda.il que no es el ma
gestuoso Dos del Sinai sino eli humilde
Dios del Calvario, clavado en- una cruz,
heri6o, yerto, coronado &C espinss, con
Ia hiel en- los labios 81 embargo, di
ciendo:
"i Padre mio, peri6na'os; Fcrtona a
mis- verdugos; perdona & mis- PEI segui-
dofes, porque no saben 10 que Sc h cenl "
Grande es la religion del poder. pero es
mas grande la religion del amor; grande
es la religion de la justicia implacable;
pero es mas grande la relisi6n del per
don misericordioso; y yo, en- nombre de
esta religion; yo, en- nombre del Evan
CELLO vengo aqui, a pediros que escriblis
al frente de vuestre Codigo fundamental
Ia libertad relisiosa, es decir, libertad,
fraternidad, igualdad entire todos los
hombres.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-15
Quien mucho abarca


had
emloneS
mbOtHn
de enemO Pdan
de Scott los den peer En-
medCnas Lo
ltma Emulsion
de Destena gernen Esofula
Fotace robutece g6buos
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-15
DE TODAS Parties
90 DE JUNO DEL 70
So6Ye la a60itct6n dt la esclaVitu2

.So6ye Ia aboitcf0n dt la esciaVitua
La terra de la libertad concluia
en- las Islas Canatias, y cuardo comen-
zaba ell Nuevo Mundo espanol, com, -
xaban los dominios del absolutismo
ning1n pueblo pueIe sop,rt4r sin gan
g enarse /; jamas recono-i>teis el dereoho
de verse aqui repre-, enaIos { nue. tros
coono;; y cua: dc nosot os ttdim
que sc Ieconozca en- los mas drtgraoia
dos de to los clos IN def-cno que no
deben nadie, que rec,3e On dc IA mis-
ma naturaleza pr, Ga naiS nue I d inc o -
petencia y pedis que vengar ios bancos
decidir Ia sue. te dc los neg o. ; que
vengan los amos dc idir la tc &c
los esclAvos alb ! dc is cl.vus, lib es
a peslr dc clos y pcsar dc nosouo,; Ii
bres contra ellos y contra nosotro s. Ii
bres por hi ,os dc dos, por soberanos en-
la naturaleza, por miembros d: la hu-
manidad; y todo pode: que desconozca
esos derechos primordiales. sea cualquie
"a la ley el pretexto que invoque. CO.
mete el ascsikato de las conciencias, el
asesinato de las almas; crimen que cas-
tiga la colera celeste y que Sc purga con
una eterna infamia en- ell eterno inferno
de Ia historic.
Del .iisemso dc ,seIbei6n en- la Real
Aeadtmia Espasola-Ret,ato de Ger
pdntEs.
...El libro de les spanoles sera SEM
pre- el QHyOte, y el libro de los ingleses
el Robinson. Dos ingenios, desiguales
en- merito, zero iguales en- desdich los
han escrito...
Ell uuo, como buen esp4ho, ha per-
dido su mano izquierda en- las luobas
relig osas, = el otro, como buen ingles,
ha perdido su orcjl derecha en- las que
ras politicas. Estudiante en- Alcsla, so
pista en- Salamanca, don.estico de car
dena'es en- Roma, so,dado de tercios en-
Lombardia. heroe de esfu"""-'"-sn Lepln-
to, enferno de graveds
c )mbatiente en- las costas q
las costas dc Grecia, cautivo
m0iras de Arocl, tornado en-
de Azan, oscuro vecino de
prove cdor en- Sevills, alcabaler
NADIA, pre,endlent= en VallaGs as@-zs=r---
nocido su Espafl como Foe, periodista,
mercader, industrial, adu;.nero, sol lado
&C Monmouth. preso, en- Newga'he,
empleado en- Escocia satiico, historia-
dor, eco ,omista, presbteriano, plebeyo.
conspiradcr y conjurado, puesto en- ell
rollo, herido del verdugo, conoce su In
glaterra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-15
CASTELAR,
FRAGMENTOS De SUS DISCURS0S
IL DE ABRIL DEL so.

De Ia yscttfcacidn d Manteyola.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-12-23

John Peters, eolored, an inmate of Bay
view, Baltimore, was 100 years old on the
10th instant He was born in Buffalo,
N. Y, and followed the sea for 10 years
At Laurel, Prince Georges county, on
Friday of last week, twelve buildings, in
GLIDING the Presbyterian Church, were
burned by an incendiary; loss SIS, 900;
fully insured Assistance was sent from
Baltimore. The town has no water and
the buildings are mostly frame.
Henry G.. Lands, secretary of the
Board of Trade, jumped from a window
Of the Union Protestant Infrmary, on Di-
vision street, Baltimore, Friday of last
week, where he had been patient, and
was instantly killed. He is supposed to
have committed the act while suffering
from temporary aberration.of mind
Christian Devries, who had been presi-
dent of the National Bank of Baltimore,
Baltimore and st. Paul streets, for nearly
20 years, resigned his position, on Satur-
day afternoon last. 1t was great surprise
to the few who heard of it. Neither the
officers of the bank nor the directors had
any intimation that Mr. Deyries intended
to resign. The Bank Of Baltimore is one
Of the oldest financial institutions in this
country, having been chartered in 1895.
1t began business January 2, 1897, and
Mr.. George Salmon was the first president
M novr;ee succeaded General Henry A
Thompson, in 1880.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-12-23
TOLLS ON FUNERALS.
The Court Decides That Turnpike
Companies May Charge

FREDERICK, Mp, Dec. Is. The Cir
cult Court for Frederick county, Chic
Judge McSherry presiding, with his asso-
eiates, has decided that turnpike com
pany has perfect right to charge and
collect tolls for funeral procession and fol
vehicles of any kind going to and returning
from funeral. John Hamilton, who at
tended funeral several months ago, re
fused to pay toll, and was finally sued foI
the amount by the Baltimore Frederick
Turnpike Company.
Magistrate Biser gave his decision in
favor of Mr.. Hamilton, basing it on an
Act of the Gesaral Assembly which pro-
vides that turnpike companies shall not
charge tolls for vehicles in attendance upon
funerals.
The company appealed from the decision
and carried it to the Circuit Court, which
decided that the exemption act does not
apply to the Baltimore Turnpike Company,
because its charter was granted before the
act was passed by the General Assembly,
and that, therefore, it has the right to
charge tolls for funeral professions.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-12-23
TRUSTEES SALE
Il or
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
II Carroll Coun,v. MARYLAND.

81 virtue q 5 decrec Of the Circait Coarl
foT Carroll County, ia E7aisy, passed ia q
cause uhercin Jashus " Herring. Executor.
Is plaintiff. aud Sarah 4. Mssee aad husband
and Wm. b. Thomas. are defendants the
undersigned. trustee, viii offer a. {abllc sale,
on the premises, on
TUESDAY, the 18th Of DECEMBER, lss9.
Al O'Clock, ?. m, ali that valuable lai or
parcel O. land. situated ia Carroll cGunty,
Maryland il the village u Mexico, on tie
pablo rosd leading FROM Manchester 60 Wes..
minister. about 3 miles trous Westminster,
containing
II ACRES or LAND. MORE OR LESS.
and Is improved by a iNo-story Frame -
Dwelling House, "a good condition ~.
chickeu house. ang house and small stable.
The land Is fertile, and there IS a good apple
orchard on ihe property. bis Is 3 very de-
sjrable little home, and Is ua2 occupivd by
( Wm- Msgee and family.
Terms 81 Szle.-Oue-third Of the purchase
money a. BE- pald cash on DAY al sale, OF upoa
the ratification iheFen! BY the Coarl; the bal.
ance 20 be- paid IL iwo equal iusiallmeRis,
one 70 be paid ia one year aad the other in
two years from the day % sale, uiih interest
from the iay Of sale. and 70 be secured by
the notes OF the purchaser Or purchasers, with
approved security; or all cash az the oPtioa 81
the purchaser.
JOSHUA W. Herring. Trustee.
William II. Thomas, Attorney.
dec2-ts p. A. GoFsuch, Auct.