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New-York tribune., 1901-10-15

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-New-OrIea
rnercial 81 251sl 90: bank. 81 premium san , az
cisco-sight, &C. telegraph 7Ac. Boston-FaF' m M.
oaoo-psr Charleston-Buying, l-l6c discount
selling. l-1oc premium. savannah-Buy'ng' &c on
selling. par. ,,,-.,
RANK CIEARINGS. - New-H oTk - E4NchA'iseS'
gas 100 s5s; balances s8sss952 Boston-Exchanges'
s9o az s7a: balances, N@1233 Philadelphia - Ex-
cbanpes ~ ss7 e92; balances. 81 699ls2 Baltimore
Exchanges Sc. 617; balances SSl7e's- Chcaso-
Exchanges. s264 s,22s; balances N,667.a5o
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Can money IN
London l4d11a per cent; open market discount ra'e
Gov short bills l-l6d2A per cent: long bills. 21sg
s-,e per cent Berlin discount rate 2ss per cent
ror three months bills and 27s per cent for short
hills Berlin exchange London. % marks Ss
Dfarnfrs Paris exchange on London, Is francs u
centInes. Paris discount rate. s-ls per cent.
FOREIGN SECURITIES.-British consols Tor
money % s-ls; for the account 95. Spanish IS IN
Iondon. 69lk French rentes 100 francs b2}5 cen
times
THE SILVER NARKET.-Bar silver 679s; Mex
lean silver dollars. 4514c. Bar silver in London
closed at 265sd.
GOLD PREMIUN-In Madrid. 42sS Lisbon d 20;
Buenos Ayres 1920; Rome. 2.42ia.
GOVERNMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. receipts
epor+ed from Washington s505 es5; internal revenue
receipts sl47sSs3 miscellaneous receipts. S9.6o5:
total receipts for the day, sl3202i: expenditures.
q on aA Receipts for the month 10 date Se92402
eXnenditl1res 80 52S Oo; excess OF receipts, Si62
Receipts for the fiscal year TO date, $5il4ZV; eX-
pendtures s949 s2i; excess Of receipts Sls9l4 467;
national bank notes received for redemption, Sl51s3
SIJB-TREASURY.-The Sub-Treasury was n debit
or 10 the Clearing House S6s0s8
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'And interest
GUARANTEED STOCKS.

2 ulSEesI.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-15

RAILROAD BoHDs.-Market irregular. Total
sles amounted in par value 10 s2.o32 2Oo against
.0lso00 on Saturday. The heaviest dealings Were
the Atchison general As, Brooklyn Union Ele-
ated hrsts. Chicago, Burlington and Quincy IS.
hicago Terminal Transfer Is. Missouri. Kansas
nd Texas second As. Mohawk and Malone incomes
orthern Pacific IS. ST Louis Southwestern hrsts
outhern Pacific Is. Union Pacific first and con-
ertible As. Wabash debenture Bs and Wisconsin
entral general Is. Consolidated Tobacco As were
lsO active.
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rOyEy AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY N1ARKET-Money rates as quoted 1oi-
low: can money. 893l5 per cent; ruling rate so
ner cent. Time money. %%96 per cent LOT Sky
davs three. four and six months. on railroau COZ
lateral Commercial paper. 1890 per cent lo -
~ - ., ,nortbs for the best names and above
for names not so well known
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Narket closed 'uii'
Actual closing rates follow:
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Amer LIght 4 Trac

Amer. Light & Trac.
do pref.......-...-..--
Bing Gas lst mtg IS. 1888. &.
do stock
Bun c G 1st mtg IS. 1917. q.
do stock. ...-..-..-.......
'Cclum Gas Co 1st 5s, 1882
30 G * E c 1st Con 5s. 1919
do st0ck.-..--.....-...
Fl " Gas Co lst 6s. 1925.
&C Rap G. L Co 1st IS. 1915.
Haverstraw Light & F Gas
Co Gen'l Mtg IS. 1919. 80.
Indianap Gas 1st 6s. 192O. ..
Jackson Gas Co stock.
do So @. 1937......-..-.
Lafayette Gas LIST IS, 1924. q.
L * W V Gas 1st Is. 1925. .
do stock -..-.............
Mad G & z Co 1st 6s. 1925
"N F C & 5 lst mtg 5s, 1926
do stock.
y Y & Q Z L & P Co stock.
do pref.
Ohio & I G. 1sJ mtg 6s. 1926.
DO 4 p c tneW1. 1............
Syracuse @ LIST mtg IS, 1916
do stock k-..-........-.....
'St Joseph Gas 1st 5s. 1887.
90 HLOCk-
St Paul Gas Cen 5s. 1914 ..
do stock. -......
West @ of Milwaukee 8 ? c.
co os. .....-...-
New-York tribune., 1901-10-15
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

Washington. Oct. 1.-THE condition Of the Treas
ury divisions Of issue and redemption. at the be-
ginning Of business to-day follows:
RESERVE FUND
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SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.

i-Actual saIes-l-Closing- Shares
omen High Low. Fin. BID Ask. sold
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GAS COMPANIES.
NEW-YORK
FURNISHED by William E. Nichols L Co.. No Is Wall-S-i
Bid Asked Bid Asked.
~ & East r Stan G. So, 1905 s1IS 400
1sr 5s 1914 lib ia Gen l. Gas .slO9Iz sfT0I,
do 5s..--..-. 100 10 Equit Con 5s....1lS 100
sSor Z LIST IS. slO6 s1OTl2 Mutual Co......3O5 2fS
stand CAS- .l3O 1S5 SN Am Co 5s..-.1O7h IO8
do pref.......1 .15O 155
.And interest.
MISCELLANEOUS GAS COMPANIES.
Furnished William E. Nichols Co.. No Is waIl-stl
Int period BID ASKED
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INACTIVE STOCKS.
FURNISHED by William E. Co. No Is walI-st)
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TEE DAYS OPERATIONS ~ BONDS.
GOVERNMENT BoNDs.-Market steady Final
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Quotations by Joseph Walker Sons. No IS
Wau-st)
New-York tribune., 1901-10-15
ANTERIcAN sECURITIEs ABRoAD.

London. Oct Il, 4 D. m.-rhe market for ATneri-
securities was generally weak on local reaiiz-
.g sales Final prices follow:
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les foltow. inasmurh o. q points out satis-
factory solutions for the peace and dignity
or Amsfits.
Mr.. Taft. the Civil Governor. has already.
by his patience and line Of conduct, marked
out the courss the future will take. The
Vatican h grateful TO him for his wisdom
and frmne~s IL must not be forgotten
In judging the legal points that In the
regulation OF the complex questions about
ecclesiastical lands and property the Holy
lee 10 the arbiter and supreme judge. The
constitution Of the Church demands this.
Any one-sided solution would injure alike
tbs ministry Of the PapacY and the interests
Of the United States. BY adhering faith
fully to the spirit OF the Constitution and
American law the White House fnds means
TO ssttle litigation without compromising
fs position or tbs future Of the Philippines
settlement. This moral and judicial
undertaking In a domain where the Holy
ses has amphictyonic power will 10 a guar
antee Of success and security for the de-
vclopment OF thu American policy.
tn question OF anarchy worries the
Vatican ~ much ~ II does the civil powers.
Since Bresc's crime. investigation seems
to have thrown some light on the organiza-
ton and mechanism Of hat Internal ma
chine. But no one has the courage to take
decisive measures. beoauze anarchy Is now
merely In executing agent Of a hidden
International power. Important discov-
cries have been made VIII revelations
followi iS%SoMIsATo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-06
w,KINLEY AND POPE LEO XIII.
Friendly Relations shown by the Reguis-
ten ~ the PhiIippine Qu~sueu.

Rony, Sept B-Leo XIII. has taken keen
and deep interest In the abonlinahle attack
on President Mckinley. lie RESPECTS his
policy and loves him personally In all
circumstances he has given the Prcsiden.
and tho United States evidence of his Kind
feelings, his admiration and hrs wisdom.
In all circumstances, too. Mckinney and
L~o XIII ave worked together In the ta~k
Of unihcstion In America. IN a policy %
pe~s-. harmony aud elaboration Thanks
TO The tact Of the Pope AMI 81 the statesman.
several incidents have t-cn -ettl-d quie,ly
for the good Of the Church and tha growing
asn.ndency oi the Starry flag In the
knotty question Of thu Philippines Mckinley
showed a rare breadth Of views and en-
igh.~ued patriotism, In s~ummonins Car.
dnil Gibbons and Mgr. Charclle 20 Rome.
i-o XIII nrplied wisely O. th- attentions
md the yagacl,y Of tho White Ilou-e.
\ ar-' step vas thus taken towsrd the
laoiHca,.on - 49, island II l. SgrNri
'n.. 'fr SIan..h fr,sf. shall - r-plscrd
rad lhly lv o'l-r go o. TIE HOLY So
'sH o., ha- given tangible pr-,f 81 IT,
,', anl o. tdcsd dsstr. % asst 'ho United
Ntli~- 30 -stsllishtae tho Am'fiosn rule
,rr remains the qu--iiou 81 To ~c-i-si-
a' ai ~ a'~- and rrnp~ny ComT-t-nt
,~f- Hs have xg~a-d a mode ~ Tsus~dure
81 iH" Calsn.i a. Washington and ID.
ca. -'furr - ~" rhniran-. vii doubt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-06
QUESTIONS kEARNY,s ECONOMY.
Mayors Attention Called te the Com.
m~issioner's Own Figures.

The New York Association for Improv-
ing tho Condition Of the Poor has recalled
a little arithmetical incident in the Dc-
partment OF Public Buildings, Lighting
and Supplies which Commissioned Kearny
possibly thought had been forgotten when
he submitted his estimate Of expenses
for 1904 to the Board OF Estimate aud APP
~portionment the other day The Com
missioner asked for so, Col IS for the main
enance Of the Rvington street public
hath houses in 1909 and stated that that
was a SOS rs less than the appropriation
for this . In n letter 10 Mayor a
WICK. received at City Hall yesterday
General Agent Frank Tucker 81 the As-ocia-
ton for Improving the Condition 81 tho
Poor makes this on kearny's
intination that he II becoming economical:
This statement Of the Commissione
about asking for a smaller moun il entirely
true. bet IN. fails To say that the said sum
Of 81, col Is Is an increase ~ so,a2s rs over
and above the revised estimate 81 the cost
Of maintaining the Hvlngton street bath
during the fiscal ear 1901, ga. 2T2 50. made
by the COMMISSIONS on Feb. %. 1901, In a
communication to your Honor in esponse
to your demand that he make a detailed
statement showing how be proposed to
spend the appropriation Of $1,000 for tho
yea 1901 IN maintaining the hvington
street bath.
The occasion 81 YOU demand upon the
COMMISSIONS for this detailed statement
Of his proposed expenditures was brought
about. a. you will probably recall. by the
offer Of this Association 70 undertake the
administr alton Of the Hvington street
bath and guarantee. under bond. that the
cost should not excecd oil 500 pr annum,
In his revised estimate Of Feb -. 1901.
the Commissioners estimated tho daily
expense Of running the kivington street
bath at 800 80. and this sum he multiplied
by 96S days. thus obtaining a total cost
OF S2<.27 so Tor a full years maintenance
The COMMISSIONER estimate for 1872
provides for a force Of twenty -nlns en-
ployes to maintain the Rvington street
bath during the year 1900. an Increase OF
nine employees over the number he found
necessary TO maintain the hath according
To his revised estimate Of Feb. -, 1901.
The aggregate amount Of the nine addi-
tionsl salaries Il "a. col Is.
1T will bs noted that the Commissioner
In preparing his detailed statement Of
expeditures for ie02 the same
with tho details of the appropriation OF
Sss 600 rather than with the details Of his
estimate Of Feb. ~, 1901, I'm which
says. I sincerely hope that I win be able
20 keep the expenditures within this esti-
mate (e2t III I50) and csn assure you that
I will hold myself responsible for any az
or wanton expenditure of
money In relation TO tins operation Of this
bath'
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WAS NOT A DESERTER.
lieut.. v. .. ~. Geodsen Pm ally Gets WIS
Army Csmmissiea.

NEW BEDFORD. Mass. Oct. s-Lieut
William =. II Goodson OF Pair Haven. has
received his commission as a First Leu
tenant Of Cavalry In ths United States
regulars. dated feb. ? of this year. The
cause for delay wa a complication about
his record.
When Goodson was first appointed In
the volunteers two years ago. he found
that he was OF record a. q deserter and that
an enemy had enlisted on his name and
deserted while he vas In civil life In tins
city. A. the timo this was proved to the
satisfaction Of the ~oficons. but In the haste
Of war times no entry was made Of Il, and
when the record was examined for thu new
commission thc same old hAw appeared.
Mr.. Goodson appeared bafore examiners
and proved to their satisfaction that he
was not tho dcserter. Departmental red
tape. however. delayed the commission
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-06
LEFT HER son IN JAZZ.


When Mrs Annie Graham Of 80 West
Twenty sixth street missed her $3.50 gold
watch and chain on Friday nigh, she and
her husband took fourt.en-y year old Michael
Costello. her spn by a former husband.
to the West Twentieth sfree' police station
and had him arrested Tor stealing tho watch.
Michael spent the night with the Childr ems
spc,e,y She didn't TAX. tho trouble to 60
20 court yesterday morning. ~ Agent
Dtmoud sent for her. h rent back word
that the watch and chain had been found
and that she did not intend appearing in
court. Magistrate Pool issued a -uhrsrns
recurring the woman to appear before him
on Monday to explain her conduct.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-06
0tAr CARES ron AZ INDIAN.
urn s~sa ''Tsmnsy Jsmp~r' ss the se"s'-
pSses O. q 1tsspatsl

kt-stNssr. Pa Or M arf~al
"a. made ~r~ntiv by thu frsDas q tho
narsia s-minol-~ fuf man. To -pd Tommy
jumt-s- ~ tho cAmn urAr Guitar, io~ei
sssi cns-t. o. th~ - Augustine hn~faisl
This morrins u Mor~y, chsf sursenn.
~rtt~- that SrsAins QUAY hAs Srttisn hini
,hsi 10 oil stand Tho erprn. fof Tho sAct
I,di.. and AZ IN Irdians hru' h~f 49,
uur~
Tammy hs. not t<~n sble a. 90 Anv
huut.aa sanr~ assi January Ne % . ~efy
ssrA tnd.an end n~~as gr~si c@r~ 70 az
Ne NE Ne ssd M QUAY iss~ hanssd
snosef.sr Frequently
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-06
N.~ as.sssa nsun-sasp Css-s.s ~.

n- n~~ Ru~-aan tsttl-siAp h~svtsn
~hioh iAs JUS ts-n cpmphs~d ., tn
Cramps siapyard IN F~taisaelph. ~tn -
bsuughi o. the b-ooslyh Nav, fsrd IN .
lee dsy. M p~r~d IN Dry peos No .
Tho dry donk 81 mo y.ru 10 Ne eniy ons N
ne ~s0nfs thst ~a bid . - = -
sis~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-06
Frsrsur~d Her skull by q Fan.

Mr.. Kate Lyle. % Year, old. Of s2s CO.
mmbia street, Brooklyn. fell from the
fourth story window Of her home early
yesterday morning and sustained a fracture
Of the skull. She was removed 90 the Long
Island College Hospital and IL In a serious
condition.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-06

Fine quality Slightly soiled).
la Less than Regular Prices.
Bleached Table Damask,
SO inches wide,
Toe. 9Oc. per yard.
70 inches wide,
$500, sl.a5 per yard.
Hemstitched Huck Towels,
$3.50 and $500 per dozen.
Bath Towels (hemmedl,
$500 and $500 per doz.
Hand Embroidered
Doylies and Trays,
round and square,
Ak { in, 80 IL 45c. each.
SIX s SO a. 75c.
l2xl2 SIS d. l.2O
lSx27 l.50 d a.25
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in several weaves, including
dots, star and wavy effects,
in 90 styles, including even.
ing tints,
at Si.s5 per I'D.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-06

JUSTIN Joseph on Fndav sfserpooa. HAy-
man ohi sinei a veriict
i nav. ins,rscted my isvyer 20 brns
a ~mt for s1S loo anss.s Tor faAs ls1-
prsDnn-ni asains' the m.n Vim ensvx-d int
this oonJarsrv 10 thru~ ma into pnsrt
ssid Hsvnah v-~i~rdsy u demand vssii-
CAflun
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-03-16
ELKT0N, MD MARCH 10, 1901.
THE BOSSES SUPREME,

TIME Democratic bosses are reign
ing sup rene at Annapolis, and
i they have shown their ability
to force through the Legisla-
ture the Disfranchisemen Act, and it
seems that they can rely on the Governor
to sign any bill they pass.
Thus coterie of designing Democratic
tricksters will have placed upon the
statute books Of Maryland an infamous
election law, which they calculate will en-
able them to revive the Democratic ring,
which so many years ground down the
best interests Of the people. But the day
of reCk oning will come when the people
will march to the polls and again raise
their voices for political honesty and
decent government. Every honest
citizen has right to exercise the elective
franchise, untrammeled, and the Re-
publican party will stand up for him.
1t is very gratifying for the Cecil.
WING to record the fact that Delegate
Keys Of Cecil county, refused to be
whipped into line by the Democratic
managers, and cast his vote against this
obnoxious bill
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-03-16

which has resulted in such a
marvellous increase of prosperity at home
and abroad, and extend our congratula-
tons to him and to his able Cabinet, and
to the American people, upon his en-.
trance to his second term of office.
Senator McComas wired his regret at
not being able to be present.
The old officers were reelected, with
Mr.. B. +. Warner president.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-03-16
DEMOCRATIC SCHEME OPPOSED.

AT meeting OF the Maryland Re-
publican Editors Association held in
Baltimore on "Wednesday resolutions
were adopted condemning the schemes
the Democratic bosses are trying to
carry through the General Assembly.
Henry r. Torbert, Esq, OF Cecil
county, .nit-d States Appraiser at the
PJrt of Baltimore, drew the resolutions
adopted, as follows;
Resolved, That the Maryland Editorial
Association views with unfeigned APP
prehenson and alarm the bold and
shameless attack upon the rights and
interests of the citizens Of the state now
being made in the legislature in special
session at the capital
That it calls upon every member of
the House aud Senate, no matter what
his political creed may be, to resist to
the utmost the enactment Of laws which
in their operation will not only thwart
the will of the people, but also transfer
so completely the ma Chinery of elections
~ u'i9Ni hI'NiiOun l)OlltlCldIlS as 10 lead 10
far greater corruption and demoralizl-
ton than have hitherto been known in
the history OF the state.
That We regard the present extra ses.
sion OF the legislature as entirely I'M
necessary unWarranted, and called into |
existence solely for partisan political |
purposes, and that all legislation other
than that relating to the ballot-box will /
De SIMPLY to cover up and conceal the
real ends sought to be attained by the
combination seeking to gain absolute
control OF the offices and funds of the
State of Maryland.
That we indorse and repeat the
protest SO ably aud forcibly expressed
in resolutions adopted at a meeting OF
citizens Of Baltimore, held on Tuesday
night at Germania Maennerch0r Hall, |
that the pending bill to amend the ex-
listing Election Law would weaken the
safeguards against fraud offered by that !
law, increase the possibility of abuses
and scandals formerly common in this /
state, embarrass many citizens in the
exercise of elective franchise, and de-
prive thousands Of lawful voters of Mary
land OF the rights secured to them under
the Constitution of the state to have their
ballots freely cast and honestly counted
That any departure from the Constitu-
ton, or violation hereof, under the plea
OF necessity, or under any other plea, is
subversive of good government, and
tends to anarchy and despotism.
That the refusal to submit the pending
bill to public scrutiny before the legisla
ture met, and the precipitancy of its con-
sideration by the House of Delegates,
together with the presence and promi-
hence at Annapolis Of persons called
there by no legitimate business, and
who have profited in the past by crimes
against the freedom and purity of
elections, have awakened general alarm
and indignation throughout the state.
A copy Of these resolutions was sent
to State Senator Stevenson A. Will
liams, and an urgent appeal that he use
every effort in having the new election
law defeated in the Senate.
The following resolution, indorsing
the administration of President Nc
Kinley, was also adopted:
Resolved, That we heartily indorse
the administration of President William
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-03-16
NOTICE 10 ca j Tors.

THIS Is to give notice hat the al 2s,r,,,.r %.
Lccil county has obtained from the Orphan.
Court OF said county letters If administration
on the persona "St3itr0f
JAMES c. MCCONNELL.
lat" of said county, Gcccas ed. All person.
having claims against the said deceased ar,
hereby warned to exhibit the same with tn.
vouchers thereof duly authenticated
on or before the 18th DAY of July, 1901.
they may otherwise tie excluded from an,
benefit of said estate. All persons indcbtcC
to said estate are requested to make immr.
diptC payment to the subscriber Given
under my hand this ~ h day of January. 1901
JOHN ) SETTL", JR
FrhIi,Gw Executor
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-03-16
PlNEHURST AND SOUTHERN PINES, N. C.
Improved Through Pullman Service via
Seaboard Air Line Railway.

The Seaboard Air Line Railway il rou,
operating through drawing room seeninp
cars from New York to Southern Pines and
Washington to Pinehurst, n. c. These
famous health and pleasure resorts are model
New England towns nestled among the nine.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-03-16

They buy up low grade or con-
demned cloths in pieces, cut them
into convenient lengths and sell
them for almost any price they
can get, always asking enough to
allow even a reasonable offer to
cover the cost. They then tell you
that tailors will make suits up at
a price about half that it can be
done for, giving you the impress
ion that you are getting big bar
gain. Any reliable LIGHTHOUSE
will sell you good goods as cheap
ly and you run no risk in having
them made up properly.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-03-16
ORDER NISi.
In the Orphans Court of Cecil County. Mar
lZth 1901

In the Orphans Court of Cecil County March
Eth 1901.
Ordered, that the sal" OF tncrcnl estate 81
william Cameron. urcCaSt d. made bN KOlrrt
II Cameron and Alfred & Cameron the uy
ccutnrS of The last II and testament of The
SAID d'ccaSf d, and this cay rCpo ted 10 this
court by the sid executors, he ratified ana
confirmed. unless cause be shown To the con.
trary on or before IN" l7lh d y OF Ma,. 10
provided II copy of this order hp IN urtrd IN
som" news par or published in G. eli county. N
!" 81 one" wcrk for three successive we, ts,
before tn" said tn day of April. 800
n" report states tn" amount OF sale to he
S1ODu.Jp
MERRITT : McNAMEF.
Gu As T. j. ATTY
=. kENNARD iLAKE
Tru" Copy Test: Il. T.. LAMAR. Register.
Mar iG-iw
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-03-16
Farm For Sale or Rent.

The A. acre farm known as the Mechanics
Valley MIL Property. ut Mechanics Valley.
VIII sell ON easy payments NpPil To
10. y y. SPENCER.
mar!-3w HaNr" de Grace Md