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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-27
NEW STREET TRAFFIC REGULATIONS
Police Enforce Them in the Borough Hall
District, in Spite of Some Swearing.

Although there considerable confusion Incl
dental to their introduction. the new traffic regula
lions for the Borough Hall district in Brooklyn
were taken to kindly, the whole. yesterday. In
spite OF much swearing the part of some drivers
who wanted to Go they had always done. those
in charge of vehicles seemed as much pleased with
the new regulations as the pedestrians AS yester-
day was Saturday. the traffic somewhat lighter
than usual. Tomorrow q more thorough test can
he made
mounted two mounted roundsmen. Mounted
Sergeant Murphy and ten foot DatrOimcH. All
vebicular traffic is excluded from the streets
bounding the borough hall. except such have
business within those limits.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-27

DR.. and Mrs. Edward H. squibb, of No. AS Column
bia Heights.
Cards have been issued by Mrs. Richard Rich
ardson Williams and Miss Aletta Williams for
Saturday. December 8. at their home. No. ia ST.
James Place The reception is for Mrs He ar
law.
The annual fair FOR the benefit of the Maxwell
House No. PAS Concord-st.. will be held Friday and
Saturday evenings December and 8. Several
young women on the Heights taking an active
interest in the fair and are working hard FOR its
success Among them Miss Adele Bull. Miss
Julia Barr, Miss Antoinette Dwight, Miss May
Arnold Miss Grace Kwowlton, Miss NJ. Angelina
Low. Miss Louise Shelton Miss Louise Tansey,
Frances Williams. Miss Helen Van Ingen Miss
Mary P. Hicks Miss Hida Lones; Miss Ida Nay Nay
Schieren Miss Alice Crittenden. Miss Louise Field
and Miss Mary Chapman.
The wives Of the trustees and the faculty of
Berkeley Institute entertained last Friday
afternoon by the alumnae. In the receiving party
Miss Florence E. Johnston. president; Mrs
Boody Carey Mrs George FTeury Mrs. Edward
Cone. Miss Effe Conrow and Miss Helen Conrow
reception was given by the Barnard Club last
Wednesday evening at the clubhouse. No. 1872
Remsen-st In honor OF Brigadier General Fred
erick Dent Grant and Mrs. Grant. The rooms
were decorated with American flags and, greenery.
Mrs Grant was assisted In receiving by the wives
in charge included John a. Taylor, president;
Teunis G. Bergen. Robert H. Turie. Ruel Ross APP
pIeton General Stewart L. WoodfOrd. Isaac H.
Carey and Churchill H. Cutting. The attendance
Included many prominent people In the army and
navy and also we'll known citizens of Brooklyn.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Joseph B. Coghlan have
fixed upon Tuesdays for their lat homes at the
commandments residence at the navy yard. On
Tuesday last there was a steady stream OF not
only navy officers and their wives but also OF some
of the army contingent from Governors Island,
and Mrs. Coghlan proved to be a charming hostess
Many persons who have enjoyed the afternoon
hops every other Friday at the navy yard in past
years have been anxious to know what was to be
the plan this season. It has been the practice
since the Spanish war to begin them early In Oc-
tober and to continue them until May. but the
officers decided time ago that the duties in
cumbent on them with many official duties de-
manded of them IN connection with the navy yard
administration and work. especially with so many
not justify their giving up a part of an after
social affairs At meeting of the officers. held a
few days the plan for this season was thor
oughly considered. and II decided to have re-
ception on some evening in December to open the
hops after the holidays. to be from $50 TO y. m
These dances will be exclusively invitation AFFAIRS
and the expense is borne by the officers them
selves, the invitations Will be given only 10 the
friends of officers with the understanding that no
promiscuous giving away of tickets will be tolerated
like that of last season. when so many who were
not desired enjoyed the dances and the refresh
ments, the exclusion OF others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-27

tract 10 a vertable garden spot by the generosity
OF one OF the members. The GTeat stone cross on
the spire is gift from the sunday school of many
years ago while its well known bell hung original
ly in a Spanish convent.
The committee having this celebration in hand
is receiving responses invitations from all
parts of the country. Vigorous efforts are being
made reach all the old members. There are
thousands of them scattered from California to
Maine. The present members want all Of them
back for the ''Old Home" exercises. 4 very large
number will undoubtedly attend. There 10 be
three services the odd Home Day. In the
morning. afternoon and evening. respectively.
The present rector. the Rev James Clarence
Jones. will make the morning address. while the
evening sermon will be preached by the Rev DIT.
W. w. Bellingcr. the former rector of the parish.
of Utica y Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-27

Parlor Suites, 3 Pieces.
$27.5O. $32 so and $500, regularly
$1,000, $4,000 and S47.O0. Mahogany
finish. carved design. covered with tapestry.
$4,000, regularly $4,000 Mahogany fin
ish, upholstered back. covered with tapes
try.
$500, regularly $500 Mahogany fin
sh. carved design. covered with tapestry.
$65.5O, regularly $I31.O0 Mahogany.
carved design covered with damask.
$4,000, regularly $132 90 Mahogany,
carved design, covered with tapestry.
$1,000, regularly $14S 90. Mahogany
finish. carved design, covered with tapes
try.
Parlor Suites. 5 Pieces.
$27.OO, regularly $4,000. Mahogany fin
ish, carved design, covered with tapestry.
$3.50, regularly $4,000. Mahogany f1n-
ish, plain design, covered with damask.
S4I.OO. regularly $500. Mahogany fin
ish, plain design. covered with tapestry.
$4,000, regularly SGT 90. Mahogany fin
ish. carved design. covered with tapestry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-27
A SPECIAL RAIL FOR MR.. TAFT.

From The Washington Star.
secretary Taft is so broad OF back and deep OF
chest that he fails to impress people generally with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-27
SMOKY
FIREPLACE

MADE TO DRAW OR NO CHARGE.
Examinations "a Esfizaafes Fra,
kef'rsrees-Rym. ". Astor. JOs. H. Cho4ts whit.,au
Rsie and many ether prominent people.
JOHN WHITLEY.
CHIMNEY Expert"
tis Fulton St. 81 -okyn. y. Y Telephon. 1e1, Mi,
1his Advertisement appears Sunday only.
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S61.OO, regularly $122 90. Mahogany fin
ish. carved design, covered with damask.
S71.OO, regularly S94 90. Mahogany fin
ish, carved design, covered with panne
plush.
$500, regularly sos 90. Mahogany fin
ish. carved design, covered with damask.
$1,000, regularly $1O5OO. Mahogany fin
ish, carved design, covered with damask-
$4,000, regularly $4,000. Mahogany fin
ish, carved design. covered with tapestry.
Odd Parlor Pieces.
$4.25, regularly So so. Mahogany finish.
tapestry seat. Window Chair
$500, regularly $1,000. Mahogany.
damask seat. Window Chair.
$11.5O, regularly $500. Mahogany.
damask seat, Reception Chair.
$3.50, regularly $1,000. Mahogany.
damask seat, Divan.
$23.5O, regularly S47.OO.. Gold Louis
XVI damaSk seat. Arm Chair.
$3.50, regularly $4,000. Mahogany, tap
estry seat, Arm Chair.
$4,000, regularly $4,000. Mahogany,
damask seat and back Dtvan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-27

The Bachelors and spnsters' Ball will again be
given at the Pouch Gallery The date is Mon
day February 20. The committee will probably re-
main the same in previous years. 1t includes
Miss Adele Bull. Miss Kate Carlton, Miss Annette
Dotter Miss Anna Francis. Miss Mabel Granbery.
Miss Florence Hegeman, Miss Louise MAYHEM, Miss
Mary Preston, Miss Louise Wurster r Emhrey
Clearance Dunnng. Rudolph A. Goepel Frederick
Leighton Harris, Howard B. Smithers, Rufus /"
Scott jr, Edward r. Tinker, jr. and Herbert G
ZellhOefer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-27
ParlOr Suites and Odd Pieces.
"A to Is Less Than Regular Prices.

Funthey make the Holiday
REGULAR Many 0 Christmas presents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-27

The wives Of the trustees and the faculty of
Berkeley Institute were entertained last Friday
afternoon by the alumne. In the receiving party
were Miss Florence z. Johnston, president; Mrs
Body Carey, Mrs. George Fleury. Mrs. Edward
Cone. Miss Effie Conrow and Miss Helen Conrow-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-27

The Memorial Presbyterian Church will he the
scene on the following day. Wednesday, Novem-
Der 80. of the marriage of Miss Eleanor Williams,
daughter of Mrs. William Hilton Williams, of No.
GIG Union-st.. and Charles William Frazier. Miss
Miriam a. Trowbridge. of Pittsfeld, Mass will
be the maid of honor, and the bridesmaids will be
Miss Hedelind Beck, Miss Marion Frazier. Miss
Frazier, who is the son of Mrs Charles Frazier
OF No 81 Cambridge Place. will have as his best
man Charles Henry Merchant, and Paul Philip
Goold. Charles g Putnam Alfred w. Booraem.
Benjamin V. r Spide Russell T. Starr, Robert
Rowe Claxton. Conrad Crawford C1axton. of Brook
yn, and John Barker, Of Pittsfied. Mass. Will be
the uSheTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-27

DR.. and Mrs Edward H. squibb. of No. 14S Column
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-27

riet Louise Decker. of Morristown; Miss Bertha
Whitney Colby, of Montclair: Miss Isabel Lathrop
Williams Miss Florence Richardson. Miss Mabel
Alden Holland and Miss Elizabeth Cavr Kinds
a. [e Leonard @ ne 9e cort of Tsnay y J While MIR
Cornwall has chosen for his ushers Dr. William
WOrrall +. Mountain Bernardus Everston and
Herbert Williams Ketcham. The officiating clergy
will be the Rev DR. S. Parkes Cadman. A
reception will be held at the home of the brides
parents, No. 2l2 Gates-aVe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-27

Last week two Heights girls we're formally intro
duced TO society The first was Miss Harriette
Low daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Wtlman Gilman
Low. OF No % Remsen-st.. who was brought ont
o'clock. A reception for Miss Caroline souibh was
on cards for yesterday. She is the daughter Of
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Cards have been issued by Mrs. Richard Rich
ardson Williams and Miss Aletta Williams Tor
Saturday. December 8. at their home. No. 1A st.
James Place. The reception is for Mrs. Herbert
Mitchell Williams. Mrs Williams's daughter-in-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel F. Lewis OF Hampstead
Long Island formerly Of this borough announce
the engagement OF their daughter. Miss Roberta
Van Week Lewis. to Hugh Henry Douglas II
been set. 80 '''S lag i!oI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-27

The wedding Of Mss Julia Jernaln Katcb.r,
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Taylor Kotchan
ana joseph Tuthill Duryea Cornwall is scheduled
10 take pace rext Tuesday evening at the First
i.elo' met ehurch Mss Kate Davies Ketcham will
o''SNU "e' sls'er as maid Of honor, and Miss Har-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-10-13

hinge, whose old hat supplies the
place Of a missing window pane,
and who is more likely 70 be found
at the crossroads grocery store than
behind the plough. he attracts
still more the professional laboring
man Of the type that labors as little as
possible. and continually strives TO
delude such workingmen as are ig-
uoraut and foolish enough to be mis-
led into some movement which can
not but end in disaster. But the
thrifty. intelligent and resolute are
in the majority and IL was my in
variable experience that men of this
stamp. even If somewhat predispos-
ed 70 Bryan, were repealed by the
cheapness OF the man. | do not
like TO use such a word in reference
to a Presidential candidate, but there
is no other word describes him so
we'll"
In the same interview he thus
paid his respects to the followers Of
the late Governor Altgeld of ILL
nois:
Almost every respectable man,
whether shopkeeper or laborer, is
against Altgeld. and his strength is
drawn purely from the lowest ele-
ment of the community, the most
incapable of self-government, the
population from which are recruit
ed the ranks OF the criminals and
semi-criminals.
CHAs. A. EDWARDS.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-10-13

It is a source of genuine regret
here that Hoo. Henry Williams is
no longer in control of the Weems
Line Steamers. the property having
been sold Monday last TO asyndicate
Of Northern capitalists. During the
long years of Mr.. Williams manage
ment he has ever treated the people
OF this county we'll and we believe
that in common with ourselves the
great majority Of st. Mary's county
people sincerely regret his retire
ment from the control Of the old
Weems' Line. The new manage
ment will no doubt do a good part
for the upbuilding Of our county.
but they cannot do more than Mr.
Williams has done and they will
certainly lack the personal interest
Mr.. Williams has ever felt and mani
tested in Southern Maryland and it's
people. We wish Mr.. Williams
abundant success in whatever ven-
ture he may hereafter engage.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-10-13
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

An immense audience assembled
in Lyric Hall, Baltimore, Monday
night last. and heard speeches by
Vice Presidential nominee Davis,
Senator German, Ex-Governor Hill.
Senator Daniel and Ex-Governor
William Pinkney Whyte. 1t was a
record-breaking meeting, both in
enthusiasm and numbers.
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CLERKS.


LIST district-Pembroke Smith. Democrat.
Ridge; Chas. d. Wood. Republican, Ridge.
End district-John r. Cecil. Democrat, Great
Mills; WIN. Is. Thompson, Republican, Valley
Lee.
Ord district-lst preeinct-J. Roland Duke.
Democrat, LeOnardtown- Zach. T. Raley, Re-
publican, Clements.
Ord district-2nd Precinct-,J Robert Haley,
Democrat, Beauyue; George C. Abel. Republic.
can, Leonardtown.
4th district Webster ID. Herbert, Democrat,
Chaptico; VIM. f. SaxtoE. Republican, Glen :
ents.
5th district-E. Luther Burroughs. Democrat,
MechanicsviIle; Chapman ID. Barber. Republi-
can, Mechanicsville.
9Th district-Joseph C. While, Democrat, HoI-
lvwood; J. Walter Norris, Republican. Holly
wood.
9Th Dissatisfaction Mattingly,~- Democrat
Abell's; Edward A. Burch. Republican. Oak
ley.
Sth Decentralization +. Miles, Democrat
Pearsons; VIM. +. Z. Long, Republican. Cali
fornia.
9th district Henry F. Smallwood. Democrat,
Island; Salathiel +. Potter, Republican, Island.
WALTER Ii. DENT,
JOSEPH T. COUGH,
j. GLEN. CAWOOD,
Election Supervisors for ST. Mary Co.
CHARLES III. Lucas, Clerk.
Oct13, 1904.
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TUESDAY. October ID. 1904,

for Revision Only. On this day
no one can be Registered
at the following places in the several
Election Districts, To wit:
District No. /, commonly called st. ini-
go's District,
Wallace Dunbar and Lewis f. Tennison,
Judges of Election and Registrars of yo-
tiers, win sit at st. Inige's.
District No. 2, commonly called Valley
Lee District,
t. Edward. LokeP and John johnson.
Judges OF Elections and Registrars of
Voters. will sit at Valley Lee.
District No. g. commonly called Leon
ardtown District, Precinct l, q. Fred.
Wathen and j. Perry Abel, Judges of
Elections end Registrars of Voters, viii
sit Mt Leonardtown.
District No. 3, commonly called Leon
ardtown District, Precinct =,
I. F. G. Herbert and Harry N. Jones,
Judges of Elections and Registrars OF
Voters, will sit at Leonardtown.
District No. 4, commonly called Chaptico
District,
G. l.. johnson and e. Hayden Russell,
Judges OF Elections and Registrars of
Voters, will sit ut Chaptico.
District No. ), commonly called Charlotte
Hall district,
Thomas III. Fowler and Isiah Canter.
Judges of Elections and Registrars OF
Voters, will sit at Mechanicsyille.
District No. q, commonly called Patux-
ent District,
George L. Hutchins and Henry L. Robin
son, Judges of Elections and Registrars
of Voters, will sit at Hillville.
District No. Z, commonly called Milestown
District.
James T. Blair and ] Ohm H. Long, Judges
of Elections and Registrars of Voters,
will sit at Milestown.
District No. 8, commonly called Bay Dis
trict,
j. Thomas Fenhagen and Philip Herman,
Judges Of Elections and Registrars of
Voters, will sit at Jarboesville.
District No. 8, commonly called the Island
District,
Charles L. RObrecht and Alexander Mar
maduke, Judges of Elections and Regis
trars of Voters, will sit at Adams, st.
Georges Island.
Your attention is called to the follow
ing:
Section 104. Whoever, during the hours
Of Registration or revision ofregistration.
or during the hours of election or canvass
of votes, or making returns thereof in any
precinct, shall bring, take, order or send
into or shall attempt to bring or take or
send into any place of registration or re-
vision OF registration, or of election, any
distilled or spirituous liquors, wine, ale
or beer, or shall at any such time and
place drink or partake of such liquors,
shall he guilty of a misdemeanor, and
shall upon conviction thereof be fined not
less than ten $50 dollars, nor more than
one hundred dollars.
WALTER ID. DENT.
JOSEPH L. COUGH,
j. GLEN CAWOOD,
Supervisors of Election for st. Mary
county. CHAs. Ii. LUCAS,
Sept. -, '04-3t. Clerk.
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FALL AND WINTER OPENING
Oct. st pd

You are cordially invited and requested
to come to the Opening of Fall and Win
ter Millinery, such as LADIES, MISSES and
CHILDRENs HATS, LADIES DRESS GOODS
and TRIMMINGS of all kinds, at f. D.
MORGAN'S Department Store, Leonard
town, next MONDAY, TUESDAY
and WEDNESDAY,, October IL, IS,
and 10. Every customer will be given a
pretty present as a souvenier OF the open
ing. 70. MORGAN.
Oct. ID, OPT.
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Kew Advertisements.
MILLINERY Dyson a
mAuuANnni' Burroughs.
GRAND SUPPER.

THERE will be a supper for the bene-
At Of the NJ. +. Church, at the residence OF
Mr.. George L. Buekler, in Laurel Grove,
on
THURSDAY, October 20, 1904.
Patuxent oysters with all thedelicacies
of the season will be furnished for The ac-
cOmmodation Of the public.
Supper. adults Is cents,
BY order of
Oct. ID, 'O4-2t. COMMITTEE.
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Judges and Clerks Of Election.
LEoNARDrowN. ocr. 1I. 100.

A%EONAAUIOW1r UT. Ii. lHUA.
Notice IL hereby given BIZ the Board of
Supervisors OF Election Of st. Narv's
county. that the following named rer-
sons have been duly selected JUDGES
and CLERKS Of ELECTION In the res
peetive Districts and Precincts mention
ed, and that such persons so hereinafter
named viii be duly appointed as quail
fed Judges and Clerks Of Election for
their respective Districts and Precincts.
Unless good cause to the contrary there-
OF be shown in writing ON or before the
18th day Of October, 1904.
JUDGES.
LIST district-Wm. Raleigh. Democrat
Ridge: C. Sterling Tyler, Republican, st.
Inigos.
End distriet-Wm. W. Biseoe, Democrat.
Drayden; John r. Bean, Republican, Val
ley Lee.
Bird district, LIST precinct-E. b. Harr:-
son, Democrat, Clements; III. Wehrheim.
Republican, Compton.
3rd district; End precinct-T. Frank
Yates, Democrat, Leonardtown; Charles
-
18th observation-disclosures E. Davis, Democrat.
Chaptico; J. ID. Hurry, Republican, Hurry
P.O.
9Th district-L. Nota Redmond, Demo-
crat, Mechanicsville; Vim. A. Hill, Repub-
liean, Mechanicsville.
9Th district-Fred. Ponton, Democrat.
Oakville; j. Robert Long, Republican,
Oakyiile
7th district. Marshall Dent jr., Dem
ocrat, Oakley; j. Theo. Bailey, Republi-
can, River Springs.
Sth district-Alex. Stevens, Democrat,
Hermanville; Joseph Booth, Republican,
Great Mills.
9th district-James L. Crowder, Demo
crat; Island, John 4. Adams, Republican,
Island.
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PHOTO NOTICE.

TO ALL who wish to have their pictures
taken. now 10 your time to come to California.
Nd. Will be there from October Il, to October
10. Will be at Hollywood October 10. 10 No
yember !: Ready at any time to give you
PHOTOGRAPHS, TIN TYPES, CABINETS
family groupee, photos Of babies. Work guar
anteed. Photographs and all work delivered
before leaving same place.
X. HITCHCOCK,
Oct. st pd. Photographer.
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Farm on st. Jerome's Greek. containing *
acres, desirable for home and its valuable.
Oyster Grounds, kDuwn rs "Corscy's Point"
and recently occupied by Jerry Ii. Wrightson.
Also farm on Potomac River, i'm 3rd Election
District, of st. Marys County, containing l36
acres, known as white Plains" Excellent
Fishing and Clustering facilities. Apply 10
VIM. MEVEkELL LOkER, Atty.
LeonartlCown, Md.
a.
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Fresh Pond Neck,
1870 acres, more or less.

The land is of fine quality, is in n good
farming section and is the farm of which
the late c. Biscoe Smith died, seized and
possessed. The sale will be made subject
to the dover interest therein of Iethea A.
Smith, widow of the said C. Biscoe Smith.
The improvements consist of a small.
but nearly new dwelling and the neces-
sary out-buildings.
TERMS OF SALE as prescribed by the
decree are: 0ne-third of the purchase
money to be paid in cash on the day of
sale, and the balance in one and two
years. the deferred payments to draw in
terest from the day of dale and to he se-
cured to the satisfaction of the Trustee.
ROBT. c. COMBS,
Trustee
Oct. Is, OTIS.
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Household Furniture. Coal Oil Cook Stoves
Heating Stoves. China Toilet Sets Oak Ex-
tension Table. Buffet and Desk, Hair Mat
tresssa. Lots Japan Mating 20 Yards in Each,
One buggy. Harness. Blankets SC. Ii not sold
~ private sale before October Il, the above
VIII be disposed of at public sale on thai date
Terms as usual on amounts over SIS.
RHODES SHEPARD.
n. a ~. a. Redgate. Nd
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ALL persons are hereby forwarned from
trespaseing with dog. gun. or In any ether
manner on the farm called Lot No. = In the
Rhird Election District, near Morganza. All
persons disregarding this notice the law will
be rigIdly enforced
CHARLES A. GOLDSBOROUGH.
MARY c. HOLDSBORoU6H
Oct. q. W--tmp1
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ROBT. KINNIER and WALTER
JONES, of Baltimore, will be in
LeoDardtown during the Races to
buy horses. If you have a horse
for sale call on them.
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. B. TIPPETT & BRO,
AaH ATTORNEYs-AT-LAw,
ii K. Lexington Street, near Chas. :,
Baltimore, Md.
Practice in the Courts of Baltimore
city, Court of Appeals, in the coun-
ties of Charles and st. Mary's and
Washington city. Special attention
given to Admiralty practice and col
lection Of claims.
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ardtown, Md,
OCTOBER % and 26, 1904.
FIRST DAY.
First Race-For county colts-hahmile
heats-2 in 3, to enter, 2 to start
Purse. $50.
Second Races Minute Class-eounty
hOrses-mile heats, 3 in 5, 3 to enter, = to
start.-Purse, $50.
Third Race-Eree for all-trot or pace.
3 in 5--mile heats-3 to enter, to start
Purse, $50.
SECOND DAY.
First Races Minute Class-mile heats
-3 in >, 3 to enter, to start.-Purse.
$50.
Second Race-2-40 Class--eounty horses
miles heats, 3 i'm >; ; enter-2 to- start
Purse $50
Third Race-Running-3 mile heats
to enter to start-Purse, $50
Fourth Race-Free for all-trot or pace
mile heats-3 in J--3 to enter-2 to
start-Purse, $50.
Entries closed at 10 O'Clock, night be-
fore the races-Entrance 10 per cent for
all purses. Racing tocommenee at l.. 30
p. NJ, promptly each day.
Race Committee-W v Waters. L. J.
Medley, ID. 4. Lynch.
Robert &. Combs, President, b. III.
Camalier, Vice President. f. b: Abel.
Treasurer ID. A. Lynch, Stc'ty.
Oct-6 If.