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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-30
ONLY SIMPLE BIGAHI -.
state Didn't Try tn Prove COnrp,cN Crime
and VOn Mueller Made W Defence.

Emil Karl Won Muller. se,f-~'vlat
German gentleman who formerly rallat
himself count. was convio'c5 = bigamy
yesterday afternoon nv County ia ica
John A. BLAIR IN the Court II Special
Sessions. Jersey cry
Won Muller ~ suspected bv the Hoboken
police. who supsrinIendeI h. cNtraiiti,u
from Los Angeles. Cal Of having married
a number Of young women wh""' ha
deserted at his convenience with money
which they had saved ~ 49, stunt
Prosecutor - She Pleas George NIcNr--
who conducted IN" case fo- tho stat.
was able to got only on. " On Muil-r's
wives within the IurisfiC'I or "f th,,purt
ant he proved the higamv charg- ay
means 81 Won Mullers hiniwTit,ng
The COM, laInant Was Regina NI.-h"l-
mann - 251 Third avenue. Nss YORK
city. who rWor" thar she was Tnarrr,.I
Co the defendant 10y IN. Rev John Eu-
dOlph IN Hoboken ~ Octobar II. igIS
She learned later thar he was already
married Ia Anna Jarob the c~r.rnonv
Ia ina been performed 10y the Rev Henry
KONG Ia New York city on February
.. 1905 After deserving the Nien-inaun
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-30
JOHN STERLING DEAD.
Chief DeP1ty 4. -. Marshal vino Took
Charles ". Morse 60 Atlanta.

John Stiehling. chief deputy United
States Marshal for the southern District
It New IarS. died suddenly last night
at the Hatfield House. a Ridge street
where he had lived many years in old
fashioned content Since the death 81
MS only son last pecember Mr. StiebiinR
hadn't been his Old self at all. last night
ne complained Of feeling unwell. lie took
"A hath and when he had finished called
for help Mr. Mitchell and Charles " eich-
selhaum. an old political friend. helped
Mr. StieblinR upstairs lie saak on the
bsu eXclaiming Charley. I'm very sick,
and died a moment after.
MIR. Stiehling was for seven years Re-
publican leader II the Fourth Assembly
district. formerly the Twelfth In 1919
the late Jacob A Newstead ousted him.
MIR Stiebling was born in Germany in
lst7 lie was educated IN the public
schools IL the Thirteenth ward and be-
gan work AZ n brass finishcr AZ one time
ne was superintendent of the second
division, night department. Of the Post
ONCE His daughter IL the wife Of Police
Ser geant Peter kuutg His wife died
about year ago IL was S,iebiing who
took Charles " Morse To jail at Atlanta
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-30
aNGTISH TNDER 4 SIN RIT.
Nr. Cunningham. GIutchtnG q 400
DraFt. GOeS PrnRII~ss 20 . zen.

George 4 tunninSham. real e-taf"
hrosar II Pas~anO. Alberta. Canada.
came tn to~ y last Saturday and cut Ip
~ he 81 Regis On Mondav the teI-.-
phoae girl was decidedly inn. n inent =
- b.. paid his biIl ssh IS and laft
1h"n. according To Victor v rod 4 taxi
,ab driver ~ IiB West Iaath street Gun
bingham called a 'axi ard rode ~ III.
Gloss Theair,' Ter. he oFsr-d SI,H
draft IA payment for a ticket but It was
not honored - ihcy went TO the HO'el
lnr'Iial where. despite Cunningham :
splendid hulld top ha; and finck coat.
he could NOT get the draf' Cashsd
Az tha. Holland Hou-s IN. Nald, ri
and ~. Hsrmitag" also the draft and
49, o~ncr were Erreted a. stranger.
When tho Hermitage don,-d Cunningham
rh.. iaXi = sn,,ine b,.cams ov~rheated and
f.fu-.,l 90 work.
We'll. well try Rrooklyn now -aid
Cunningham 20 Wood Pr the DIVER
demanded payment ~ $50. Cunning
han ,.NersN iha draft and = warn, argII-
n.nt took place Policeman " God han
p"n'd along aid when he found that the
I chauNeur'H name vas the Sar,l- A. his
he cho-a Cunningham ~ the prisoner
The tri" eventually arrived a. the
night court and the Two Woods told
/ their stories
~ Vow ~aid Magistrate Herman.
TIL. was a signal Tor the PENDANT 70
] start 10 brought forth lstte r. tsle-
a,aT,u r,.c.in,ed btIIs paSntic ke,. and
| the 500 draft. eXnlain.d Row tho irnper-
ttpenca oI the teI~Dh,,na g1rI mad catsed
| mir, 10 Ieay.. the ~ R.pis ard nov, and
why IN. hof.I hill for two daV. - A., Sss IS
4 expect 81 1nl Tomorrow. your
| Honor he said MY watch - in nav n
| Tor some foT1v-o.Id dollars 4 am an
min ATE friend Of % " Hos VICE nr,,ei-
dem, 81 The In,erhorouEh Railway Com
ILany I knew he was ia the holland
HoIiSe bnt even though I was weaT,nS
INV hi9L ia, and frock Ioar they Refused
10 mage Rim for me Nn~ I'd maj a.
.,o,, .i..a,, IN q cr;son n vo;, ,r,vs. M. =
hInnk.., I'VE of,en ~la,,t on IN. nnairi.s
AMI N Won cant aiy. me a hIanks. mi
us.. ,hi. c1ar
m. N.c's,r,,a DI.,.c, hin, an s-oo hail
for examin.,,on Ia, nigh, an A sa,d ,ha,
n.rhsr,. cd S.., = hlanEc,
10 III vo,y Honor yu,,'II have % Ar
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-30
LONG ISLAND LANDMARK CONF
OId Queens County Court House "n the
Jericho Turnpike Burned.

MINEoLA. L. l.. March ~ The old
Queens county Court House on TN" Jericho
turnpike bat wcen her" and Hyde Par 4
was burned - the ground early thu
morning IL was built more than Nv o
centuries ago and WAS one ot tn" best
known landmarks on Long leland II
was a thres u Jrv frame struCfuT" with a
cuPOla. tn" building wUs h" court
House ~ QueenE county until anDth"r
was cract-d IN Long Island City.
The building was aftsrward used for
housing iusan" rat entr. Later u va
bought by tn. lat. BloodaOod N Gutter
the IA rInsr poet Recently u has he..a
grouped 10y Italian and Polish famill"t
A number Of hanging took place IN thu
yard whil. the building was Ia Use a. a
court house.
IL II said that Aaron Burr Wa, IA .
prosecutor of the first prison "~- tired 10
'h" court hn'is". '~a negro ~o'n, p. "ha
were convicted Of arson
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-30
JAMES WILLS DIES SUDDENLY
F0und Dead IN BathPoom ri
Merchants nssVtGeruttng 60.

FouRd Dead IN Bathroom OT
Merchants neSTt&eruttng 80.
JAMES Wills. secretary and treasurer Of
the Merchants RSfTigsrAting Company.
was found dead on the HoOT Of the bath
room al mis- residences. S5z West iSist
street. yesterday morning. Mr.. Wills
lived with his sister. and when he didn't
come down TO breakfast yesterday Miss
Wills went 70 his room 20 look for him
He was not there and she found him lying
on tho bathroom floor. doctor who
was called In said that Mr.. Wills had died
Of heart trouble
Mr. willis wAs born in this city sixty FIVE
wears aRo and received hiseducatiOn here
He went into tho rsfrigeratinR business
with his brother William and remained
in IL all his life. He was an enthusiastic
motorist and member Of many clubs.
among them the Union League, Of which
ne was a life member. the New York Ath-
letic Club. the New York Historical So
ciety, the Republican Club. the Nassau
Boaf Club and the Engineers Club. He
was also a life member Of tho metropolitan
Museum OF Art. Mr.. Wills was not mar
risd. He h survived by a brother and
sieter.
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woman Won Mulier crossed the continent
q nj ou oct, her -. 1900 welded Miss Pearl
Nupt Powers Fischer 81 los Angeles. with
ahpu h.. was LIVING when Detective
Sergeant Meinthal ~ Hoboken nabbed
him
George Jacob Of Mon Hill and Mrs.
Annie Met. nl- -tnr. test fled that they
knew # Won N..lcr'- marriage TO their
lrpt7'. Nuua -iapoh They Identified Won
Nh. -.r's EnatIrc TO the marriage record
pru4Io..i 10y the Rev Henry Konig
I 20. clergyman WsS unable 20 swear that
Won Muller was the man for whom he
CEREMONY Mr. Nlckars
placed IA .v'i.U., Won Mull-r's applioa-
t,ou for triii ~ SIIscial Sessions ami his
signature t.ill!cd with has handw riting
On the marriage. record
Npu Mull.- ulais uo defence
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-30
4CCTSE WOMAN or ARSON
PnyusctaR's WIeSW Arrested In BrOSkIy n
FIathuSh Cottage Burned.

phlsertan'S WtsoN Arresaeu IN brOoAlb n
FIashush Cottage Burned.
Mr. Eloise Aco-ta Greene. widow 81 a
physician. who came TO Brooklyn from
the South about wear ago. was arrested
near the Borough Hall early this morning.
charged with arson
On March 10 fire was discovered in the
,hrea story frame cottage owned and
occupies by Mrs Greene eJ SSs Argyle
road FlAtbush Mrs Greene and her
four year old daughter were out when
the fire was discovered
Deputy Fire Marshal Thomas Brophy.
who IL the complainant against Mrs
Creme. says that he found that the rife
mad started in three different places IN
TIE house at the same time and also that
the insurance on the furniture had been
raised from q. 90 % d. ooo early in Febru-
airy.
Mrs Greene was taken In an automobile
TO the home Of Judge McInerney Of Special
Sessions and there bail was given for her
by Rudolph Mitteman. q rial estate man
Of Rutland road.
Mrs. Greene declared that she was inno-
cent
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u safeguard Stress Ger ChsIarea.

SationAl Highways Protective
,"nt out . call yesterday for a
-''''.F % - devise meAns 10 reduce the
nun . deaths md injuries 90 children
10 ITO" H'r"~ts from automobilss and troll
a- among the organizations aslsd
a -'a d@l@gAtee are tho Automobile
A'nerica. the American Autonno-
=. alton, the various taxicab COM
- ! automobile trade interests.
81. ~ - Education, the Gerry society.
49, nd Playground Association
wv rgAniEAti0ns.
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n II. Rogers called At the Tax Depart
ment yesterday and swOre on an aa-eas-
ment for personal taSss which had been
made against his fathers estate. Mr.
Rogers said that the personal estate con-
sisted 81 bonds and other securities not
taxable BY the municipality. The amount
sworn on was Sl5. 900. 000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-30

The steamship Kaiser Wilhelm II.
arrived IN port yesterday morning on her
Job again after havlR been used a. a yacht
by the German Emperor The Emperor
used IN" steamship for two days March
II and II. and went a. far ~ Stav anger
tie complinenfed Capt. Cupperp and his
Officers. and to Capt CupperA he presented
HE Autographed photograph and TO
Engineer Prillwitz he presented a medal
81 the Red Eagle
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-30
RepubncanS CArpy Catsadn.

cArSKILL. ". Y. March 7o.-At the
Catskill charter election to-day the Re-
publicans elected tWo trustees and the
balance Of the ticket except the collector
Thsro was no Democratic gam.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-30
>HTT Up THE INSANE.
"r"n"T'S Jury's saSweseSSa On AdJudG
ING DennisSn. the Park Murderer.

A. '1qu~st jury bsfoTo Coroner Fein-
80 T3-'"rday rendered tho verdict that
'"'''' Tomas and Arthur Shibley. who
ssr" mot while coasting in HighbndGs
r''S N January u last. came to their
IT, .- - the hands of Hsrbsrt Jerome
~ N while he was domsneed The
"-ndatIon was added that in tho
me authorities exercise NOW care
ration Of persons known 20 have
n" !4l mania
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-30

The board Of RovSTuOTs Of tho Brooklyn
Club have elected George W. Chauncsy
president a. tho successor Of former
Comperollsr Edward NJ. GrOut. who has
sorvsd for ten years and declined q re-
eiortiOn. Mr.. Chauncsy Waa tho unani-
uaOus choice Of tho board.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-09-30
SATURDAY. 0eIonEn =, 4. D.,

1910. at | o'clock :. n. al that real
estate, of witch Uakd ). Henning.
died seized md possessed. situate in
and near Westminster. Maryland, as
follows
First Al III iraef or parcel OF
land and premises. situate at $50
East Main alreaI. n ne City OF West
minister. Md. improved b. two story
Frame Dwelling IIouse, With OIiiee
annexed and stable upon the premises.
all In good condition. This property
frots 40 feet On Eat Main street and
has depth Of Is feei TO An alley.
and Is located n he most desirable
part of tie aIIy. The house IL
divided into 10 rooms aud a bath, and
Is the beautiful residence OF the late
David y. HenninE. II the time OF his
deoeaae. This desirable home adj
joins the property occupied by DR..
Il. NJ. Sullivan an1 The Methodist
Protestant Parsonage.
Second Al that tract or parcel
OF valuable woodland. containing ~
acres and L squire pafehes. with a
valuable sand IznE thereon, situate
ON the road from Westminster To New
Windsor. about ! nile from the for
mer place. adjoining the lands OF
John Keahnef. occupied by William
Brothers. formerly owned by VIM
A. Cunningham.
Terms of Sale .z-0ne-third OF the
purchase money HIall he paid on the
day of sale. or upon the ratification
thereof b. the Court. and the residue
in two equaI payments. the one In
one year and the other In two years
from the day d HaIe: the credit pay.
NETS to be secured By The notes ol
the purchaser With approved security
with interest. 81 al cash. at the op.
ton of the purchaser
THOMAS ]. eO0NAN. Trustee.
/ IT, A. Crawford. Anefloneer.
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NOTICE To CREDITORS.

Notice Is hereby given TO the credi-
tors of David i. Henning, late OF
Carroll county, Maryland. deceased. to
file their claims properly authentic
Gated. with the Clerk of the Circuit
Court for Carroll county on or be-
fore the end daY Of January, 1911.
THOMAS J. c00NAN. Trustee.
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NJ. DelashmnIi. situated one mile east
OF Mt. Airy. I'D. IN the road leading
to Watersyllle. ! I'll offer az public
auction, without reserve. on
SATURDAY. OCTOBER Ii, 1919,
at 12 O'Clock sharp. without regard
TO weather. The following personal
property:
Four head Of horses and colts.
including one handsome combination
family and work horse. weight about
1850 pOnda. one Hood horse. will work
in all harness. weight about 1900 lbs.
one good famIIy and work mare.
weight about 10 lbs. and one six
months old mare colt. : good cows.
Jersey and ] Devon. DesrinR bind
sr, In good ORDER Superior Grain
drill. Osborne mower. good IN new
Osborne haY faks. a-horae wagons,
one n high Wheel. and one n low
wheel: wagon bed md hay carriage,
l-horse farm wagon, spring wagon,
Dayton wagon. Up buggiea, one
has two sets o wheels. rubber and
steel tire. Top ] 1876 l3456g-l
steel tire. spring tooth harrow. oH-
borne smoothing harrow. Walking
double corn pioN. : euIuYalors. single
shovel nioN. -. - q G. pillow.
sleigh, lzhofHe In mower, hand
iawn mower. euHa shelter. wheclbars
row. seed HnRer. god buggy poles.
20-fOut ladder. KFIn1atone. iot Of
shingles. double nd triple trees.
h0-foot rubhsf In. ahoyels. mat
tockH, hoes. faEe=. e.. ? sets brcech-
lands, 2 aatz Yankee harness. sets
pillow harness 80 breast chains.
2 pair bult iHassz. flFnets. 3 heavy
nets and ? HnEEH HeIz. set double
CarriRKe haHn#Hz. u perfect con-
ditou 2 HHIz aIHz.H harness, brides.
collars nd HaII.H#= - IbiH 81 corn.
20 tons O -. = HaH Household
and Kitchen Furniture. consisting of
bedroom aaila. eHHIfa. tables. stoves
window cuTtaIn#z H1Hnen doors and
window Hefs.H# .aaIT Dreamer aud
cans, and nm. nfEaF articles too
numerous = mention
Terms Of aaI# On all sums 81
$40 and under. - eHzH slii be requir-
cd over tn amount F credit Of nine
months wiiI l. EIzsa. ne purchaser
or purchasers HIEInE Iheif noteD with
approved security. payable az the
WoOdblnn National Hank. and bearing
intsrcBt from - = Hala No prop
crty 20 b removed mil terms Of
sale are complied #IIH.
MRS 1OHk j UEIlAsHMUTT
r Albert Crawford. Anetianeer
sept % Il
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sat
Il u :
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE,
In Westminster. Md.
Westminster. Md.

49, virtue Of decree Of the Cir
cult Court for Carroll county. In No
1854 Equity. wherein Edward o.
Weant ls nlalnIIII. md Thomas ].
Coonan. administrator. etc. ct al.
are defendants. III undersigned
Trustee. SIIl oIIeH = public sale upon
IA premises. IN Westminster. Mary
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FRIDAY AFTERNOON, SEPT. 80, 1910
Timetable.

Trains from East-DaiIy
512, 712, Oh a. m. LIB, 4.15 and
500 p. m. Sundays only 642, $40
a. M, 415 and 600 p m.
Trains for Hagerstown and
Union Bfidge-Wegt-Dai
1927, 1000 a. m, and 4.15, $50 and
74S p. m. Sundays only-5, 90
1000, 11.30 a. M, and lie and $50
p. IN.
Owl train leaves Baltimore at
11.25 p. m, arriving at Westminster
at 1888, a. m. Saturday only.
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1T Of ELECTION OFFICERS
= Appointed BY the Board Of super
sIzofz . Elections Of Carroll County.
In the Place Of those Heretofore An=
pointed Who Have Since Been T.
euse1. . found Disqualified.
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ELIZABETH n. DEvRIES.

late of Carroll county, deceased. All
persons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof legally
authenticated. = the subscribers, on or
before the 30Ih day of April, 1911 !.
they may otherwise BY law be excluded
from all benefit Of said estate.
Given under our hands this 26th day
of September. 80.
DENNIS =. BUCKINGHAM,
SARAH :. GORSUCH,
sep30 It Executors
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WHISEEY BARRELS
S1.o8 EACH.

| have for sale carload Of double
stamped Whiskey Barrels at 81. SO each.
GHAs. L. THOMSON,
Westminster. Md.
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TO CREDITORS.

This Is to give notice that the sub
scribers have obtained from the Orphans,
Court of Carroll county, in Maryland,
letters testamenIany on the Personal
Eatata of
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The date on the IsbsI On your paper
shows the time 70 which your sub
scrlption Is paid.
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Don't fall Democrats 70 Register on
Tuesday, UeIaasT :.
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b virtue Of Sec, Il of Article = q
the cods of Public General Laws d III
State q Maryland, as amended =
Chapter Il Of the Acts of the General
Assembly of Maryland. passed n u
] anuars session. 1890, notice Il hereby
given InaI he Board Of Supervisors d
Election Of Carroll County has ap=
pointed ne following named persons =
Judges nd Clerks Of Elections. Tor Ihs
several election districts Of Carroll
County. n place OF the parties hereto
fore appointed who have since been
found disqualified or excused. Those
under Iha heading Democrats. being
intended II represent the Democratic
party. nj those under the heading
Republicans. being intended to repre-
sent The Republican party.
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Voters who moved from Baltimore
. this county need no transfer.
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TO CREDITORS.

This Is to give notice that the sub
scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Carroll county, in Maryland,
letters testamentarY on the Personal
Estate of
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WMII.DEYRIEs.


late of Carroll county. deceased. All
persons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof legally
authenticated. 10 the subscriber. on OF
before the Both day of April, 1911
they may otherwise By law be excluded
from all benefit o. saId estate.
Given under NJ hand this 26th day of
September, 1910.
HENRY NEWTON DEvRIES,
sep30-4t Acting Executor
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Farm at Private Sale.

The farm known as Peter Maein.a
farm. about six or seven miles from
Westminster. Carroll county. Nd. vii
be sod It private sale. 1t consists q
102 acres and 81 square rerches Of land.
more d less. Apply to
BOND & PARKE.
Attorneys for the Owner.
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.DUBLIc SALE
4 0f Valuable
PERSONAL PROPERTY 5!

Having sold the farm on which |
now reside. The home Of the late John
NJ. Delashmuti. situated one mile east
OF Mt Airy. I'D. on the road leading
to WatersyIlle. ! I'll offer az public
auction. Without TaHar.e. On
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e. O. DlFFENDAL. Manager.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c. Albaugh
and daughter, of Hanover, Pa. were
n this city on Monday.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-10-14
SCHOOL STATISTICS.

The report Of Superintendent Wright
covering the conditions Of tn. schools q
Hartford for the year endirg July 3ls',
lies before US 1t is a voluminnus docu-
ment, hut when In the course d: sir
months printed coplc' are abundant p:-
irons and taIpayers..s cneri liy should =
cut,ltkcm, that they may learn in detail
about their respective schools,
During the year ! IS teachers instructed
the 6 lO2 pupils in the lO2 schools Of the
county. 200 Of whom were over IL years
of age. During the year the Superinten.
dent paid III official visits to the white
schools and % to the cll Jred school IL.
The Board disbursed SsI no so. the
m ain items being $50. 7C5 % teacher
salaries. S4I3t - for fuel, 81 q25 !
Tor new buildings and SO 50 :! r
sc1pol supplies.
Thanks to the State. who's. liberal az.
p,rtionm,n Of funds In June far erceeds d
previous ones, the Board ended the year
with snug little balance Ci $b9i 81.
In his supplementary report Superin-
tendent Wright says: school condi.
tions in Hartford county for the year lust
closed have been marked. we think, with
encouraging signs Of progress, both in
the general Interest Of the people sni the
professional earnestness Of the mr1 ,rity
OF our tc achers
Two classes. one at Havre de Grace
and one at Bel Air have completed the
two year commercial course. AMI num-
her Of the students have already secured
good positions. thus justify ing the policy
OF the state in providing tor such pra, ii.
cal instruction. We arelooking for equal.
ly good results from the courses in Agri.
culture and Domestic Science.