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The Washington times., 1934-06-19
Brides FroCk Altered
For Poderjoy'S Wife

LONDON, June 19 Q.N.So
Marguerite Susanne Ferrand,
now under arrest in Vienna, had
all the clothes Of Miss Agnes
Tufverson, missing New York
corporation lawyer, altered to fit
her by a London dressmaker be-
fore leaving for Austria.
This revelation published in to-
days News Chronicle is in direct
contravention to the story Nine.
Ferrand told the Viennese police.
Had Clothes Altered
When arrested she said that
she was merely keeping the
clothes for Miss Tufverson until
she came back from a world
tour"
She had been asked to care for
them, she said, by her husband,
Captain" Ivan Poderjay, whose
allegedly bigamous marriage to
Miss TufverSon in New York
Immediately preceded her dis
dPPCdA dAACC'
How Nine. Ferrand had all the
brides trousSeau altered to fit
her simmer form was told by
Mrs. Mary Foley, a dreSsmaker
who occupied the apartment
below those rented by Poderjay
and Nine. Ferrand in West
Bourne Grove, London, Mrs,
Foley said:
"A few days after Captain
POderjay returned from America
the Ferrand woman brought me
six frOCkS, black Sealslin coat,
and a quantity Of lingerie for al
teratiOn.
ALL TOO LARGE
"They were all too big for her
and would have fit q woman
about five and one-half feet.
"Some Of the lingerie was
brand new, but the frOckS were
slightly worn. My impression
was that the clothing was part
of q trOusSeau. 1t all no doubt
came from the United States
as all the clothing was Of .
distinctly American pattern.
'The dresses included an am.
berwine cOlOred velvet afternoon
frock with puff sleeves, . dark
green jersey afternoon fr0ck, an
oyster white negligee in satin
and lace and q blue and white
dress, all Of expensive beautiful
material.
The Washington times., 1934-06-19

CONDITION OF TREASURY
Treasury balance as Of June Is
$2,761 98,823.01; Internal Rev.
enue, $3,426,612.29; Customs re-
ceipts, $l1,81O,214.6O.
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Indian Head News

Miss Dolly Madison, of Williamsport
is spending the week as the guest Of
Miss Odey Hancock,
Miss Helen Shaw. OF Washington,
was the weekend guest ci Mrs. J, W
Kronk at her home here,
Mrs. Elsie Thompson spent Sunday
visiting friends on the Easter Shore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Claggett were
the guests Of MIR. and Mrs, J. W.
Kronk at their home Saturday evening
The many friends Of Mrs Jones
Speake are sorry to learn that she
suffered a paralytie stroke Tuesday,
Mrs Sara Handbook was the guest o.
her son, Mr.. B, A. Hancock, at his
home last week
We are glad to note that Mr.. William
slavin has returned home from Sibley
Hospital where he underwent an opera
tion Tor appendicitis,
Mr., aud NIB. G. E. Wright and
small daugh,es motored to Virginia
Beach for the weekend. Mr., Wright
has returned home, Mrs Wright and
daughter expect to spend a month
hers
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Hail. The oueenl

Well, one election is ever aud no dis
order and no stufIing OF the ballot box
Last Saturday night at Chapel Point
an enthusiastic electorate east over
Thirty thousand votes for The iollowing
candidates for Queen Of The uourt Of
The Magic Weed Misses Leonore
Garner, Eleonro Digges, Mary Keech
Betty Mitchell, Mary Beechef Elearor
Blackjack and Kay Owens. Tie cleo
ton committee after careful canvass
announced Miss Leanore Gamer as the
successful lady having over seventeen
Thousand votes cast for her candidacy
The Prineesses from our sister to
bacco growing counties have been sell
ected and are Miss Jean Trice from ST..
Marys Miss Geneyieve Anderson from
Calvert, Miss Mary Lee Oavan from
Prince Georges and Miss Mary Alice
Wigley from Anne Arundel.
U der the auspices OF the Tobacco
Festival Committee tie Court Dance
will be held at Chapel Point Friday
night, Sep; Is, at which the Queen, til e
visiting Princess and their escorts will
be the guests Of honor Every one is
cordially invited to come out and mix
with Royalty and dance to the tunes
Of the Melody Aces five piece orchestra.
II tue weather is Indictment the dane e
will be held in the La Plata High
school.
rehearsal Of the Phillip Trueman"
cast is called for Fridas night at La
Plata High School at P. NJ. All
members Of this episode please be pre-
sent. On Sunday afternoon at ? +. NJ
shary at the Fair srout ds a general re.
hersal OF the entire performance is
scheduled Every member, rich man,
poor man. beggar man, indian, negro
and what not are requested to be there
and be there on time.
The annual Baby Health Contest
will take place on Saturday, Sept %
beginning at eleven O'Clock. This is
held in cooperation with the State
Health Department and examinations
will be made by Or. John s Canning
ham, Deputy State and County Health
Oneer, assisted by the public health
nurse, Mrs. Bessie G. Hawkins. Thi;
contest is open to any white bafy
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Democratic Woman's
Club Organized

A very interesting and enthusiastic
meeting was held in the Court House
Friday night, September IA, when about
Is women responded to the call for the
Democratic rally. After interesting
5alks given by Messrs Thomas p. Nc
Donagh, f. Brook Matthews and W
Bruce Matthews the following officers
were elected; Miss Mary F. stonestreet
President; Mrs. Thomas Downs, First
Vice President; Mrs Hayden Bowling,
Second vice-President, Mrs. Glen
Smith, Recording Secretary; Mrs.
Harris Matthews, Corresponding Secre-
tary and Miss Adelaide Gray, Urea
surer.
a meeting will be held Saturday.
September % at p. m. at the Court
House in La Plata for the purpose OF
completing the organization and max.
ing plans for the future. All the De-
nocratie women Of the county are ur-
ged to attend this meeting.
Ga September % there will be
Southern Maryland meeting at Upper
l1oro and adelegation from the Charles
County Club will attend. All women
desiring to 60 to this interesting meet
ing should communicate with Miss NJ.
f. Stonestreet, La Plata.
Be on hand for Saturdays meeting.
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La Plata--Dentsville
Young Peoples
Meeting

The regular meeting Of the La Plata
Dentsyille Yo1ng People was held
Thursday night, September IS, at Il e
home Of Mr.. Willie Hancock, The frs.
part OF the meeting was worship ser
vice. 1t was followed BY a business
mer Sing during which time new officers
we've installed. They are as follows:
President, Rita Gage; Vice President
Virginia BowlinG Secretary Treasurer,
Thelma Bowling: Devotional Chairman
John swami, Citizenship and COMMUNE
" Service, jeanette Rollins; Recrea-
tional Chairman, Mabel Hancock:
Publicity Charman, Lewis Swann.
During the meeting twas asked that
as many as could 60 to the Weekend
Conference to be held in Remington,
Va, September % and %. Five Of the
members have decided to 90. They are
Jennette Rollins, Tnelma Bowling, Ritz
Gage John and Lewis Swami.
After the business meeting every one
Joined playing different games, De
lightful Refreshments we're then served
by Mrs. Hancock. The meeting then
adjourned to meet Thursday September
27lh at the home of MIR. Algy Cooksey.
Lewis 20. Swami,
Publicity Chairman.
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Cary---Davis

a wedding Of interest to many was
luietly solomnized Monday, septem-
Der 10th, when Miss Clara Estelle
Davis and Mr.. Miles Cary we're mar
isd in Waldorf.
Mrs. Cary who is the attractive
laughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Davis
Of Indian Head, attended school az
-ackey High. She is well known and
liked in the young set OF the County.
Mr.. Cary, the groom, is the indus
trious and energetic son OF Mr.. and
Mrs Neale Cary, OF Indian Aead
Following the ceremony the young
couple left for short wedding trip.
They will make their home in Indian
Head where Mr.. Cary is employed at
the l, G. A. Store. Our Congratula-
ions.
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Community Market

An unusual added attraction to the
Fair this year will be the Community
Market. Space for this purpose will
be furnished free by the Fair Associa-
lion. Here patrons of the Fair may
purchase fresh vegetables, canned goods
baked goods, chicken on foot, ana other
produce raised on the farm. This
uafket will be open the three days OF
the Fair September p, 2s and % Ex-
aibits entered for premiums may he
sold but cannot be removed by ;he
purchaser until after p. m, Saturday
Of the Fair.
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Notice!

BY virtue of Writ OF Fieri Facias
issued out of the Circuit Court for
Charles County, Maryland, at the suit
of Sam Wolf against the goods, ana
chattels, land and tenements of James
o Oliver and Mary M. Oliver, his
wife, to me directed, have seized and
taken in execution all the right, title,
claim, interest and estate at law and in
equity, Of the said James o. Oliver and
Mary NJ. Oliver, his wife, in and to.
the following property, to wit: All
that lot, tract, piece, parcel or sub
division of land and premises situate,
lying and being in the Fifth Election
District OF Charles County, Maryland,
and being what is known as part of
"Cooksey's Sub division" or part OF
pine Grove" and described as follows:
Beginning for the same at the North
easterly corner of the said ''Cooksey's
Subdivision" where the land hereby
being described interseots the present
State Road leading to Cobb Island and
the main entrance to "Cookseyis Sub
division" and running in Southerly
direction for about 100 feet where the
land intersects Olddelds" line, thence
running West and adjoining the land
of "0ldfelds" to the aforementioned
entrance road or street to "Cooksey's
Subdivision. thence running in a
Northerly direction and binding on
said entrance road or street to the
point of beginning.
Being triangular piece of land and
containing by estimation, seven humid
red 1901 square feet of land, more or
less, and being a part of Lots 50 and SO
The lines being now revised, which
said original Lots 50 and Sc are shown
on Plat recorded among the Land
Records Of Charles County, Mary.
lana, as "Cooksey's Subdivision,
the land Of Charles w, Cooksey,
And hereby give notice that 1 will
offer for sale at the Court House Door
on the 10th day of October, 1884, in
the town of La Plata between the hours
of Il and o'clock, the said property
so seized and taken in execution, by
Public Auction, to the highest bidder
for Cash,
ROBERT V. C0oKSEY,
Sheriff OF Charles County, Maryland,
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Robey--HaisIip

Mr.. Wallace Robey, son Iof Mr..
Grover Robey, and Miss Dorothy Hal
slip, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Philip
iaislip, both of Indian Head, were
married in Chicago Tuesday septem-
Der 18th. while attending the Worlds
Fair there.
The young couple have both resid-
ed in Indian Head where they are
popular among the younger set.
They both attended Lackey High
School, since then Mrs. Robey has
held responsible position IN Wash
ington and Mr.. Robey has been en-
ployed at Robey's Store.
Mr. and Mrs, Robey have returned
and will make their home in Indian
Head.
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Southern County News

Mr.. and Mrs. Doyne Wills and
family, Of Bel Alton spent last week
end in St Maryis County with Mrs.
Wits parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Latham.
The many friends of Mrs. Leo
wathen, Of Faulkner are sorry to
learn that she has been confined to her
home because Of illness.
MIR. and Mrs. H. S Swami entertain
ed a few of their friends at a most en-
ioyable Cocktail party last Saturday
evening before the Ballot Box Dance
at Chapel Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reeder of New
burg, and Mrs Harry Hickey, of
Popes Creek spent Tuesday in Wash
ington.
Mr.. J. NJ. Bishop we'll known as
principal OF Glasva schoolfor the last
few years is spending some time with
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Hungerford of
Newburg.
Miss Mamie Gwynn Hungeriord, of
Annapolis was one Of those who enjoy
ed the Ballot Box Dance on Saturday,
Mr.. and Mrs, Austin Swami, o.
Faulkner spent the weekend with Mrs,
swans parents, Mr. and Mrs, E. Lee
delen, Of Waldorf
Weare glad tohear that Mrs. Walter
Thompson, OF Bel Alton has recovered
from her recent illness.
The many friends OF Mrs. Roger
Hayden, better known as Miss Sadye)
OF Bel Alton are glad to hear that she
is much better, Here's hoping she will
soon be ont again. for her CHEEKY smile
and willing hands Will be greatly mis-
ssd next week at the Fair
Mr., and Mrs, Fl, L Allen and Mr.
and Mrs, Il, N, Hackney, all Of, Wash.
ington, were the guests Of Mr. and
Mis- H S. swapu at their home in
Fsnikuer Saturday,
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Orphans Court

The Orphans Court met in regular
session with full bench present. The
following business was transacted;
Application made by Sue Bealle Rowe
for letters Of guardianship as guardian
to William NJ, Dyer; Bond fixed at
$500 90.
Bond OF Mary Jane Shelton as Ad-
ministratrix OF Hugh c. Shelton filed
and approved, Letters issued; Warrant
to appraise personal estate issued to
trancis E, Mattingley and Philmon A.
Haislip; Notice to creditors sent to
Times Crescent.
Inventory Of personal estate Of Ed
win L. Dutton FLED and approved,
Order of Court for sale passed
Caveat to viii of Pearly H. Robey
dled BY Mudd q Mudd. Attorneys for
Caveators.
First guardian account of Anna Grif
IA M IA nossod
Bona Of Heien b. hey and Edward
j. Edeien, administrators OF Rosetta
E. Bell hled and approved; letters Is
flrs1 ana nnai administration &C
count OF ) hampton Elder, aaminis-
Application ~ 'osephlne Mines iof
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AIexander---Sweeny

Mr. Stanley Alexander, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. William Alexander OF Indian
Head and Miss Dorothy Sweeny, OF
Washington, we're married while at
tending the Worlds Fair in Chicago
Tuesday, September Ilth.
The young couple have recently re-
turned from Chicago and plan tomake
their home in Indian Head in the near
future where Mr.. Alexander holds .
responsible position at the local Gee
Camp. Mrs. Alexander in the mean
time will continue living in Washing
ton with her parents where she has a
responsible position.
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BENJAMIN WOOD

for license to sell beer, wine and
liquor, Glass A, OFF SALE at the
premises known as
HughesviIle Hotel, fayetteville, Md.
the said license to be known as an OFF
SALE license, which would permit the
Iicensee 30 sell the aforesaid beverages
in sealed packages or containers for
consumption of the premises only.
The application is made in accor-
dance with Chapter 2 OF the Acts Of the
Special Session OF the General Assem-
bly OF Maryland of 1888. and is OF file
in this Office Any exceptions to the
issuance Of the license must be filed
with the undersigned within period Of
one week from the publication Of this
advertisements, otherwise the license
applied for viii be issued. The man.
ner of fling exceptions Is described in
the Act, copy Of which is on file in
the Clerks office.
Warren NJ .Albrittain,
Clerk OF the Circuit Court for
Charles County Maryland
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THE
COOKS
NOOK
THE
FANCY BREADS ARE QUICK TO
MAKE, QUICK TO BAKE. QUICK
TO DISAPPEAR

Plain bread may be"the staff oflifsn
but fancy bread is the gold knob on the
end Of it! The words "home made
bread" are magic ones. that eonjure up
thoughts of warm fragrance and de-
lsctable flavors, ana although modern
matrons rely on the baker to keep the
bread box filled with the everyday sup
ply, they continue TO make the extra
special kinds themselves!
Most OF the fancy breads are quick
ones" which means they are quick to
make, quick to bake, and quick to dis
appear as soon as they hit tie plates of
the open iawed family There are four
kinds OF quick bread: those made with
"pour batter, . drop batter" soft
dough or stiff dough. The pour bat
ter is most generally used, while the
stiff dough is seldom employed. AS
opposed to the yeast or light breads
the quick variety is made with baking
powder or some form Of leaven which
acts quickly.
Definitions OF Types OF Quick Bread
ROLLS are proerly made with yeast
but the term is also applied TO quick
breads made with dough, BISCUITS
are made of dough thick enough to
roll, or stiff batter; they are usually
made without eggs MUFFGNS are
usually made with thin pour batter
and often contain egg GEMS is a
term nsed for various types of mullins;
it originally referred to the special long
narrow shape. POPOyERS are a
special pour mixture; SCONESa special
biscuit, and BUNS are usually made
like rolls slthough some biscuits are
called buns. Under any name all are
delicious addition to any meal-and
the very acme OF home sweet homel
On Using The Recipes
Unless otherwise specified, ha5dwheat
or bread -four is recommended Tor
quick breads. A liquid shorting is US
ed in almost every recipe, and It viii
be found that smooth cool oil gives
excellent results and makes Unnecessary
ths werk d melting the shortening,
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CARD OF THANKS

To Ny Friends and Voters ofChss Co.
wish TO thank, you my friends and
voters OF Charles County for your
hearty support and cooperation in ell
Getting me your Democratic Candidate
for sheriff ia the recent Primary
/ again ask your support in the com.
ing general election, November 9Th, in
electing me Sheriff, and 1 assure the
eli ems Of this County, all my sincere
efforts in conducting this Office satista.
torlly to all.
Frank A. Martin,
Democratic Candidate for Sheriff.
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NOTICE.

Application has been made to the
undersigned by
BENJAMIN WOOD
for Beer license, Glass D, ION sale)
Generally at the premises known as
Hughesvil-e Hotel, HushesvilIe, Md.
Ito be transferred from Benedict, Nd. J
the said license to be known as an ON
SALE License, which would permit
the licensee to sell beer at retail, at
the place there in described for con.
sumption on the premises or elsewhere
The application is made in aecor-
dance with Chapter Of the Acts Of the
Special Session Of the General Assem-.
bly, of Maryland of 1888, and is now on
ile in this office. Any exceptions to the
issuance Of the license must be filed
with the undersigned within period Of
one week from the publication of this
advertisement. otherwise the license ap-
lied for will be issued. The manner of
filing exceptions is described in the Act
a copy of which is on file in the Clerks
Office.
WARREN NJ. ALBRrrTAIN,
Clerk of the Circuit Court for
Charles County, Maryland.
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President On Vacation

One Of the featured articles of The
Magazine OF Tae Washington Star for
Sunday. September %, gives a graphic
story Of presidential vacations during
many administrations The article
illustrated, is only one of score Of
timely features and frst-run fiction
Order your copy Of next Sunday S
Washington Star from your newsdealer
today.
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Base Ball

Because Of the rain last Sunday after
noon the Indian Head-Leonardtown
baseball game was called off This
game, which will decide the second
half campion will be played on Indian
Head diamond this Sunday, Sept. 23fd
at 300.
Miller will pitch for Indian Head and
it is probable he will be opposed By
Clements pitching for Leonardtown.
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orphan'scourt

TIC Orphans Court met on Tuesday
with Judges Marbury, Carlin and Gray
present. The following business was
transacted:
Account of DR.. 7. S. Owen. fors77, 25,
filed against the estate OF D, Smoot.
Inventory and appraisement of per-
sonal estate OF Theopolis Snoot filed.
First administrators account of Cecil
Smoot, Administrative of Theopolis
Smoot, filed.
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Confirmation

Confirmation services viii be held at
st. Thomas Church on the second Sun
day of next month. Bishop Curtis will
attend and administer the sacrament.
Confirmation is generally administered
in st. Thomas Parish Rbout once in
every four years, Bishop Curtis was
the last Prelate who visited the County
for that purpose, and the Cardinal be-
ing busy, will do so again.
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Rev. Father Scaplon, we are advised,
has been removed to Bowie Pence
Georges county. and the priest there
ordered here to take bis place. We re-
greet very much at this announcement
for Father scanlon, by his manifest in
terest in our church at this place and
his flock generally. has won warm
place in many hearts who deplore hi,
removal. Father Mulraney is the new
priest to take his place.
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County Commissioners

The County Commissioners met on
Tuesday with a full Board present.
The following business was transacted:
Bricks in site of old Court House at
Port Tobacco were sold to I'll. Twiiord
for the sum Of S305.
Road bills were presented by road
supervisors approved and ordered paid.
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Thirty Years Ago
Tournament and Ball

a tournament and ball will be held
at Newburg on Thursday, the 20inst,,
60 raise money to pay of a debt con-
tractored to build the Parsonage Of the
Pastor Of the Piccawaxen Episcopal
Church. The purpose s most worthy
and we nope the entertainment will be
asuccess,
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NOTICE

I will not be responsible for any
debts contracted by anyone but myself,
II 2, Wsaling,
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Nj. and Mrs. Matthew C. Moore were
the weekend guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Groves, of Philadelphia.
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Mr.. Leo Farrell are sorry to learn
that She is confined to her home be-
cause Of illness.
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Mrs j. Edward Burroughs, Of Wash
ington, is visiting her father, Mr.. Henry
S, Matthews at his home, walnut
Hill."
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Mr.. Charles Kramer, of Kilmonaeb.
Va, visited his brother in.law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. R. a. Farrell.
over the week. end,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1934-09-21

Mr.. Edward J. Digges has returned
TO Me0onough School near Baltimore
to resume his studies.
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Mrs. Beverly Barnes vas hostess At
3 Bridge party at her home Wednes.
day afternoon.
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Miss Kitty Posey has returned from
Roanoke, Va, where She was the guest
Of MISS Elizabeth Ann Kearney.
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Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Hopper spent
Tuesday in Baltimore.
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NOTICE.!

Application has been made TO the
undersigned by
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Report OF Tobacco
Market

Maryland The figures for The past
week due; Receipts, 1, 1871 hogsbeadsi
sales, .9s2 hogsheads No change 10
the demand or prices.
CROP PROSPECTS
Maryland-The rainy and sultTy
weather during she past two weeks has
not been favorable for curing OF the
1874 crop and some damage By house
burn has been reported Harvesting
OF some late paintings has been delay
ed awaiting fair weather.
Maryland Nondeseript, S3a4.5O; com.
mon to medium. s5a2t50; medium to
good ,s25al4 50;good ofine red, 845a53. 80
Seconds Low to good commons ;a9.50
medium, siOa24 50; goo1 to Gno. $25a4O
N. B. Unsound and badly mixed
packages are BABE lower