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The San Francisco call., 1899-07-27
MERRITT MAY Be SENT
TO SUCCEED OTIS

NEW YORK. July 26-A Washington
special TO the Journal says: Major
General Wesley Merritt. assigned to
the governor generaIshIp OF the Philip
pines
Major General John r Brooke. as
signed 70 the department Of the East
BriaEdier General Leonard Wood. or
Major General EIweu s. Otis. assigned
10 the governor generaIship Of Cuba
That is the tentative military slate
formed to-day.
General ElweI s. Otis official head
was never in greater danger than it is
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-27

..-- -- H.- .e relieved from the COM
s-E - -r- American troops in the
Philippines -s---= The fall campaign
Tn President viii rot permit Miles
-r --- Philippines and perhaps
.r.--- - r-S-d=-liaI candidate This
the Republican opinion here
General Brooke mas not made q suEI-
a.=E- success # the governor general
ship # tuba. Wh=re there Is no fighting.
CD 5- ---rusrad with the more compli-
Gated situation and Eraver .espOn-
s5li-ll-s T the Philippines Merritt
alone remained and the slate to-day
s-a-Ls-
Wesley Merritt. 70 the Philippines
Fc-- T. Brooks. 70 the department Of
he East
Le-a-l Wood or Z :. Otis. to the
--Vr--c- -=u-rzIShip oF Cuba
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-27

She said that shame had come TO her
among her own people and among them
the stain must be removed The priest
pleaded. but the girl was -obdurate. Al
last the girl won, and that is why
Father Gloria leaves St Joseph :
Church and Father PinenteI will enter
its pulpit next Sunday morning
The love story which has reached this
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-27
WOMAN GIVES Birth
TO SEVEN BABIES

CONNELLSyILLE- Pa. July as--An
authentic report comes from Brownsville
tonight 10 the effect that Mrs. George
Hackett (coIoTed) OF that place gave birth
this afternoon 70 seven babies-four girls
and three boys They were all alive when
born. but tonight all are dead but one
Tire report says they were all small, but
full formed
The parents are poor. the father being
= miner He n about 25 years old The
mother is q young woman and had two
children before she is said 10 be as we'll
as could be expected, and the one child
will probably live.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-27
Father GuiIherme Gloria. Pastor of ST. JOSeph'S
Church Of Oakland Has Resigned 10
Wed Publicly His Contract Wife,
Love Romance Of Young Cleric and Miss Annie B Collins
Reaches Climax and Startling DenOuement

girls protection from absolute shame
something desperate had TO be done
There was but one way out OF the diff
Guilty and this was but a poor one The
handsome priest could not openly mar
~ the girl without sacrificing his
priestIy dignities and submitting 70 the
public humiliation OF being driven from
his pulpit unfroCked- II was decided
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-27

Q :=::: :== @ !. .:= : !: E ::: i /: .=:. e.: ]: E: { j: j:
mestic incidents IS perhaps
without parallel on the coast
The Rev. Father GuiIherme Gloria,
pastor OF 81 Joseph's Portuguese
Church. has promised that tonight
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-27
FIFTY HOUSES I'M WEST
PRUSSIA DESTROYED

BERLIN. July 26-A great fire started
at Marcienburg, West Prussia At noon
forty houses had been razed- The IRE
brfgades from Dantzic and Elbing were
summoned to assist in subduing the fire
At z late hour the fire was got under
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-27
HEUREAUx'S
CHECKERED CAREER

When UIises Heureaux was chosen
President Of san Domingo in 1882. the
election taking place during the last
three days Of June. the defeated candi-
date, General Casimiro y. de NToya.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-27
CALIFORNIA TROOPS
ARE ROMEWARD BOUND
The Infantry and Artillery Sail
From Manila on the
Sherman.
spse.a. Dispatch &c The Cali

\ 4 tN--t July -7-he transport Sherman sailed '77 San
w Fr-----s a. i aea-s. asar having on board the
California volunteers The transport "t. proceed va
N-s- and Za.r-s-. -. troops aboard the vessel
The California --a~-- consisting nj --L-et-lr otIcers
80 r-e~ -.. batteries Ee4. ARTILLERY. nine otl-
---- and e--v..< .- also - discharged soldiers Of other
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-27

control and eventually extinguished- Fifty
buildings were destroyed. including tFe
gymnasium and Girls School the
Rathhaus. which was built in the four
taeuth century. and seventeen historical
houses built over arcades in the ItaIa1
style in the market place
The historical records were saved The
damage will amount 10 several millions CT
marks.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-27


oil
from his enurcha
for eleven The intercourse
began nvnen Miss in o [
a
OF the
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Continugd on second Page.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-21

Mr.. r. NJ. Nall, tax assessor, says there
is more cotton planted in Braces coun'
~ this year than ever before, and that
the crops are in better fix than usual at
this time Of the year owing 10 the
splendid working weather which has
prevailed. lie says II the season lie
favorable Brazos county will raise more
cotton this year than ever before. The
corn crop ia also doing we'll.
The Gmbbs industrial school bill re-
mains In stAtn quo and will probably not
be acted on at the present session Of
the legislature. Meanwhile Bryan has
gained much prestige from the passage
Of the senate amendment locating the
school at College. and has decidedly the
best Of the matter, even II it lies over
to the meeting Of another legislature.
Try sutton's natural stone germ proof
flier-natures own perfect water filter
for sale by ]. \. Mustaehia, agent.
For $3.50 you can buy a filter which
may save you 800 in doctor bills. l65
s.w. Buchanan, public auciioneer,
buys and sells stock and commodities
Of all kinds. Headquarters at w. A,
Reels. 1854
House for Rent-Seyen rooms, good
water, barn and outhouses. Conven
lent to business. Apply TO Joe
Groginsky. 1854
For accident and life insurance ethel
In lodges OF straight life companies 81,
Joe b. Reed. Also sells hour, rice ant
coffee. n
Lon Johnson has the cheapest anS
finest samples Of wall paper and room
moulding ever seen in Bryan. #
Heenan 10 doing the plumbing an,
pipe work right along. See his adver
tisement. lbl
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-21
southern Chauiauqua.

Columbia. $ c., May 20 An organ
izaiion TO be- known as the Southern
Chauiauqua association Is in process Of
formation II will BE- organized under
an act Of This state controlling social
and charitable organizations. The as
ISOLATION l. to have a capital Of s25. 900
The location will b. at the "Chautauqua
by the Sea. on Isle Of Palms. of the
coast u Charleston.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-21

Prof. B. r. Bullock was here yester-
day and went down to Millican.
TT. Goodwin and Egbert Jones Of
Providence we're here yesterday.
GIRL. Jones Of Kurten, Gale on
The Eagle while here yesterday.
q. d. Tucker returned yesterday from
a business thF 20 Grimes county.
Gen. II. b. stoddard and Prof L. L.
McInnis have returned from Austin.
Mrs NJ. J. Hall, who has been visit
ing In Bryan, wentO Houston yesier.
day.
smoke General Arthur cigars-best
on earth-sold at the Exposition sa-
loon. l4lu
For sale-The Bryan Brick Cotton
Ware House. See or address J. 7.
Hines. 10
Hiss Fannie Kulenka returned 70
Waller yesterday after visiting in
Bryan.
wantei--Lady customers 70 buy
Coultei's new lawns, organizes and
Idimities. l5l
For Rent-Afier the LIST Of June, a
five room residence. Apply to Mrs. T.
lis. Roberts. l49f
New patterns in figured lawns
orgAndies ard dimities just received at
Coulter's. l5l
Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas and ismi
ly Of Nayasota are here visiting Mr.. and
Mrs W. P. Trant.
Pickles and preserves. all kinds, IL
bottles, just received At John b. Mixes
II These goods are fine. li6n
Pretty new patterns in lywns, organ
!. dies and dimities--the newest in iowl
see them at Coulters. ISL
4 A block OF buildings in Houston, be
tween Congress and Preston streets
was burned last night.
Rev. J. l.. Andrews Of this city hal
been in Houston assisting IN a pr
iracied meeting the past week.
4 The Bryan and College boys playe'
? ball here yesterday afternoon and Ia
game resulted in q score Of o to s Il
favor Of Bryan, without the Bryal
playing last half Of ninth lining.
capt. J. A. Hester and Capt. Rob
Hudspeth, we're here from Hsrri
z school house neighborhood yesterday.
Miss Jessie johnson came down from
e Hearne TO spend Saturday and sunda
/ with her mother, Mrs J. K. johnson.
D In behalf OF the band boys, Pro
Miller desires TO thank the ladies {
Bryan for bountful supply Of cak
sent out to the band.
M G. T. Helvey delivered 900 yearlings
Bryan this week and together with St
! others they were Immediately shippe
y TO Cherokee Territory.-CAldwell New
Chronical.
Prof. Miller, who Was In the city fro
I Col.--se yesterday, requested The Eagl
y n announce that band concerts will
given every sgnday afternoon from 5
Is q O'Clock atcollege, weather permittin
There will be a concert this aiiernoo
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-21

81. Louis. May 20 - Laborers digging
in yard on North Taylor avenue I'M
earthed Lox Of bones which were pro-
nounced 20 be from a human body. The
bones were all broken a. II by hatch
81 and through the skull were two small
holes resembling bullet holes The
box had cyidentally been buried f0r
years In 1899 a young lady named
Richards disappeared and was never
found The police are now inclined 70
be believe she was murdered. the body
dismembered and buried in the boz just
fouud
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-21
ARMS FOR FlLIPINos.

Consui wildman Succeeds In stopping
q Tiiibustsring Vessel.
Hong Kong. May 90 Consul General
wildman has stopped a shipment OF
small arms for tho Filipinos. The arms
were In the possession Of a smuggling
expedition bound for Ling Yam gulf
-Four Rnglishmen and one American
were concerned in the shipment and APP
parently the flibuster Bray, was at the
head Of the conspiracy.
The Filipino juntA here contends thNi
Aguinaldo is pretending TO treat or
peace. merely 10 gain time for an expe-
dition with arms and ammunition 70
arrive from Japan 10 Formosa.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-21

Twin sister. flred uPen. One Iisins
Wounded aud the other KILLED.


Wounded aud the Other KILLED.
Middlesboro, Ky. May CANARY and
Jennie Gibson, two pretty twin sisters.
each aged 10 years, were shot by ex.
Sheriff Shade COMBS. ofIetcher county
at sergent Mary being slightly and
Jennie fatally wounded
The sisters had attended a dance at
Mountain Cabin. where Combs, who Is
said 10 be Of quarrelsome disposition
got into wrangle with two men.
Some time afterward the girls started
for home alone They had gone but a
short distance when some one fired At
them from ambush. The girls screamed
and Combs emerged from the bushes.
lie had mistaken them for the men
with whom he had been quarreling.
He carried the wounded sisters 70
their home. and Jennie died two hours
later.
Combs i hear;broken. lie gave him
self up 10 the authorities
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-21

Yates Center. Kan, May 2O-Fire
caused S2A.OO0 loss TO the business
men Of Neosho Falls, lsmiles from here
The blaze resulted from an explosion Of
a lamp in a clothing stone The Neosho
Falls bank. postofiice. Post Printing
plant clothing and grocery store and
several smaller buildings were con-
sumed. The insurance Is light
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-21
MsnInrIlI. KnIInE CattIs.

Sioux City. Ia. May 90. An epidemic
Of cerebro-spinal meningitis has APP
peared in cattle herds In this vicinity.
Veterinarians think II Is due 10 the ami
mails drinking from the stagnant and
pu,rid pools left by the recent food II
is hoped 10 remove all affected herds so
as TO prevent a spread Of the disease.
Fifty per cent Of the cattle affected al.
ready have died
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-21
LOCAL NEWS.

l. -Sew lawns at Conlter's. l5l
,. =. Parks. Jr., is in the city.
car hulls on track for sale by Edge
Bros. lb2
w. S. Wilson was on the sick lisi yes
terdAy.
Mics TImoclea Shields is visiting at
college.
Dr.. Sicss Of stone City was here
YESTERDAY.
Major W. r. Cayitt went to Houston
YESTERDAY.
WI. Gloss, OF wheelock, Was here
yesterday.
Buy hot kuiter lawn mower sold By
J. A. Myers. Ia
John Payne Of Edge, was in Tho
getty yesterday.
Prof A. l.. Banks was here from Col
lege yesterday.
Dr.N. $. Ghce and J. D. Castle, wer
here yesterday.
Miss EugeniA Bone came from
Hearne yesterday.
Drink Mount Vernon Pure Rye a, III
Exposition saloon l4ltf
Master George Brandon is visitinI
relatives at Calvert.
Isell the best refrgera,ors and ic
cream freezers. J. A. Myers. u
Mrs T.. b. Lomax returned from
waKAhaehie yesterday.
Nice large up stairs room for rent
e. Apply TO Ira Gooch. l6l--
Mrs.. Pail bradley lefI yerterday 70
>..sn4agisit relatives
Col. l.. l.. Foster returned to Colleg
om Austin yesterday.
Rev. G. A. Foster, was here iroI
iOyidence, yesterday.
Good second hand piano for ssl
cap by John b. Mike. lo)
Mrs. John A. knight Of Dallas
stag relative in the city.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-21

Dubuque. Ia. May sO-A. NJ. Don
ner. an employe.of the Peaslee Brewing
company. died here under Christian
Science treatment Bonner had attain
ed a ripe age, but no declined any other
ministrations save tho laying on Of
hands.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-21

Clinton. No. May 20-The ice man
ufaciuring plant and cold storage rooms
Of +. A. Elsner were burned down
here. Elsner says the plant cost $50,
900 Its capacity Is 60 tons Of ice per
day. The insurance amounts 10 only
$1,000 The salvage win approximate
si0 900. Incendiarism is suspected.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-21
MUCH DlseoNTENT.
Cuban. do Not Like the idea Of Being
Dlsarmsd Forcibiy.

Havana, May 90. THE morning pa
pers here reflect discomfort among the
Cubans over the superstition that their
arms are 10 be taken forcibly, II
necessary. by the United States military
authorities
Carlos Cespedes is quoted in The
Times II Cuba. a. saying that General
Maxine Gomez entered into the last re-
gotiations in good faith and that II Gen.
Brooke changes the order agreed upon,
he will break his word given 70 Gomez
Cespedes. IL seems, thinks the 1900, go
had better 20 back 10 the
United States rather than the
effort 10 distribute I, be pushed If con-
ditious are that the arms Of the Cubans
are to BE- taken by the American army.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-21

Canton. Tex, May 90 About four
miles south Of here, difficulty occurred
in which a tenant farmer name Bridges
received lick that crushed his skull
from which death ensued
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-21
Land for Sale.

1000 acres timber, prairie and graz
log land, under fence, well watered.
Lying in Nayasota valley, Grimes coun.
~. Address Mrs. Helen Piekens.
1865 Greensboro, Ala.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-21

Lubbock. Tex, May 90 Golden New
man. a boy 10 years old brother Of Mrs
II. d. Veal. was kicked in the right side
by a vicious horse and killed
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-21

Dsnison. Tex. May s0.--Oats in the
country are heading finely.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-05-27
Traoe MeWs.

The old Maffitt mill near North East is
being converted into paint factory.
As yet it has not been determined whether
the Scott Fertilizer Company of Elkton will
be absorbed by the recently formed Fertilizer
Trust Agents of the Trust have examined
the books of the local Company but the plant
has not yet been inspected as to its condition
etc.
The EIiton Foundry has again passed into
the hands "f .Ja.urs +. Powers who about a
year ago sold the plant here to W. T. Stack
house and +, moved to Garwood, N J Mr..
Powers will remain in charge of his foundry
in New Jersey, having the two plants under
his personal direction.
Messrs. Kershaw. Wilson and Deibert are
running their textile works at Baldwin on
full time, and the capacity of the plant will
soon be greatly increased. Ten thousand
yards OF cloth were recently shipped. The
proprietors are experimenting in the weaving
of linen cloth and are contemplating engag-
ing in that line
A large stone quarry has teen opened on
the Northern Central Railway, near Wood
berry station, Baltimore county, by the Nc
Clanahan & Brother Granite Co., of Port De-
post. The quarry will be in charge of Mr.
Robert E. McClenahan. Jr.. with George B.
Ponton as foreman, and will employ about
160 men. The stone quarried will be used as
ballast for the Pennsylvania Railroad.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-05-27


The object of this suit is to procure II de-
cree for the sale of certain mortyagCd prem
ises in Cecil county, Maryland, which were on
the fifth day of January. in the year 1871
mortgaged by John Gilpin and Thomas Gilpin
to the said Mary NJ Carroll
The bill states that on the firth day of Janu-
airy, in the year 1871, the said John Gilpin and
Thomas Gilpin conveyed certain real estate
which is particularly described in II mort
gage referred to in said bill, unto the said
Mary NJ Carroll by way of mortgage o secure
the payment OF an annuity of the sum of one
Thousand dolars tSl,0Col during the life of
quarterly installmcnts on the ninth days of
January, April, july and October following
the date of the mortgage.
| That the said John Gilpin has since depart
ed this life leaving surviving him Il widow,
| Olive Gilpin. who has been adiudgcd of I'M
sound mind, and for whom Joseph Burlington
| has been appointed committee, and two chill
dren. Mary f. A Gilpin, an infant, and oliver
| w. Gipin, as his only heirs ut law
That the said John GilpiH left a will which
has been admitted to probate in the State OF
| Pennsylvania, but which has not been record
| ed in the State of Maryland, and by which he
devised his real estate to the aforesaid Olive
Gipin, Mary Il. A. Gilpin and Oliver w
Gilpin.
That the said Thomas Glpin has since de
parted this life intCstate leaving surviving
him widow, Sallie L Gipin. who has since
son, c. Monticth Gilpin. his only heir.
That the said Sallic Il. Howard by her deed
dated the thirtieth day of June. in the year
1891. and in which the said Harry d. NJ
Howard Joined, conveyed to the said c Mon
ticth Glpin all her dover interest in and to
| the real estate of which the said Thomas
Gipin died seized and possessed
That one hundred and twenty-five dollars
(Sl25) has been paid on account Of the INSTALL
mcnt of the aforesaid annuity due on the
| ninth day of July, in the year 1898, but that
| no other payment has been made on the in
Starmcnts of the said annuity accrung due
since the ninth day Of April, in the year 1898.
That the said Olive GiIpn, Joseph Bulling-
ton. committee. Oliver W. Giipin. Mary f.. A.
Gilpin, C. MOnticth Gilpin reside out of the
State of Maryland.
1t is thCrcupnn this LIST day of May. in the
year ls!9, adjudgcd and ordered that the COM
painAnt by causing 4 copy OF this order to be
inserted in some newspaper published in
Cecil county aforesaid. once week for four
successive weeks before the 9Th day of June
next, give notice to the said absent defend
ants of the object ana substance of the bill in
this case, and warning them to appear in this
court on or before the 2lSt day o. june next
to answer the premises and show cause, il
amy they have, why II decree ought not to
pass as prayed.
JOHN G. WILLIAMS,
True Copy -Tcst: Clerk.
mayG-it JOHN G. WILLIAMS. Clerk.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-05-27
Large Reservoir,

from which water was furnished to Provi
doucc Paper Mills
No. ; G3%.Ts of all Mn th"t piece o.
ia deed from Holster Hess trustee. to VIM
NJ. Singcrly, dated August -, 1880. and re.
corded in Libcr j. 4 d., NOEL, folio 800 etc.
containing
One-Quarter of an Acre of Land,
MORE OR LESS. upon winch there is Il
STONE QUARRY. This property adjoins
other property OF the Singcrly Pulp and
Paper Company and is located Oh the public
road from Providence Mills to the Fair Hin
rord
No. 4 C Consists sc G ,,iS al that piece or
vcycd unto William NJ SnpcrIy by John OFT
and wife, by their deed dat cd on the ETH day
of July, 1870, ana recorded in Libcr j. A. ID
No. u, folio 3OS etc, adjoining Lot 3, in this
advertisement and containing
0ne-tenth Of an Acre.
NO. , Little Elk creek adioinng
lands OF w IL: Campbell, and which was con-
vcycd unto William NJ Singerly by w, II.
Campbell and wife, and James l.. Steele, by
their deed dated on the 18th day of May 1896,
and recorded in Lber j. T. g.. No, H. folio gG'
etc, one of the Land Rel ord Books of Cecil
county, containing
1 Acre, Rood and 10 Square PercheS,
MORE OR LESS, with the improvement, s
thereon.
TERMS OF SALE Onc-third cash. one
third in six months, and the balance in tw Give
months from the day Of sale, the credit pay
ments to bear interest from the day of sale,
and to be secured by the bonds or notes of
the purchaser with surety to be approved by
the assignecs.
Cost of conveyance to be paid by purchaser,
GEORGE A. SINCERELY,
w. Il. WARRINGTON,
John NJ. Terrell, Auctioneer. Assgnecs.
may20-ts. Elkton, Cecil county, Md,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-05-27
Examinations for Admission to
Delaware College.

On Friday and Saturday, June I'D and oath.
examinations will be held at any of the below
named places where candidates may indicate
Il desire to appear, viz Newark, Wilmington,
MiddlctOwn, Smy rna, Dover, Mi ford, Scatord,
Laurel. Georgetown and Lcwcs. All pcrS ms
Wishing to take DETERMINATIONS will notify
the President of the College us carry as pos
sihlc ut which of these places they desire TO
present themselves Write for fun informa.
tiOn concerning the examinations.
GEO. 4. HARTER, President,
Mny21-5t Newark Del
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-05-27
Paper Mill and Machinery
all in st-class order. Also,
% TENANT HOUSES,
ALMOST NEW.
Machine Shop Office and Stables.

The daily capacity of the mill is HOO
lbs. of paper
The Little Elk Creek from which the water
is obtained for washing purposes has been
pronounced by experts us the very best for
the manufacture OF paper and tor the use of
boilers,
The railroad service at the mills is of the
best The coal and supplies are run into the
mill 10y railway locomotives.
No. > consists of certain LOTS OR PARCELS
OF LAND located in and adjoining the town
OF ElktOn, Cecil County aforesaid. with
wharvcs on both sides OF Elk River, and par
ticulary described in deed from William NJ
Company, dated the 18th day of July, lS9O,
and recorded in LibCr j. a. d.. No. q. folio
2S5, etc one of the land record books of Cecil
county aforesaid.
Thc improvements consist OF n nrpc
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-05-27
To the Taxpayers of the Town
of ElktOn.
may 20-3w

Notice is hereby given to owners of town
property assessed on the town assessment
books Of Elkton, who feel aggrievcd by the
assessment so made, to file with the Secretary
on or before JUNE 9Th, 1899, II written state
mcut of their property and such deduction as
may be desired. No application for deduction
will be considered after said date.
BY order of President and Commissioners
WIN. IL. MACKALL,
Mayo If. Secretary.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-05-27
To Teachers.

An examination for Teachers Certificates
will be held at Elkton, Monday and Tuesday,
June 9Th and 9th; at Port Dcpooit on Wcdncs-
day and THU sday. June 18th and Sth to begin
III Il. m. Males must he 10 years old and fc-
males Is Years old. Only those who intend to
teach will he received.
GEORGE BIDDLE.
may 2O-3w Examiner.