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Baltimore Sun (Newspaper) - April 27, 1899, Baltimore, Maryland To the Sun. Baltimore thursday morning april 27. 1899. A great meeting republicans turn out in Force to hear eloquent at music Hal great enthusiasm aroused by senator Mccomas speech. Or says that while matters Are Otas Good As they should de they Are better than they were i a Der Democrat rules an Appeal to the independents. The republicans tired their great gun of the Campaign last night at the music Hall. To make this mass meeting a Success they bad quietly worked for some time and the efforts were successful. Tew larger gatherings have Ever been see in i City. In Point of attendance it was nearly of not quite As Luric us the great democratic rally held it the same place two weeks ago. The Hall was packed to its utmost capacity and a crowd variously estimated in number it i 4.tx i to 7,Ogo Wam on the outside of the building in enthusiasm the meeting was second to Noue held in the present Campaign. Every speaker was greeted with cheers every prominent Republican received applause. Ivy clubs paraded ostentatiously and behind bands of music to the Hall but in buy clubs turned out their members in Force and Al each arrived it was greeted with applause. The movement on music Hall began As Early As t o clock. In half an hour the Hull was crowded. Thou the marching delegations paraded mount Royal Avenue and their cheers for favorite leaders could be Hoard Long after the meeting began at 8 o clock. The meeting was held under the auspices of the Maryland league of Republican clubs which had earlier in the Day held its annual convention in the same Hall. A muss meeting always Marks Tho close of the league convention. Try Republican loaders had looked Forward to last night s meeting with much interest. They expect Groat beneficial results from it in the municipal Campaign. The league is a powerful Factor in state Republican circles and it Bud attracted to its muss meeting the Cream of Republican orators and the first of Republican leaders in the state. Luik array of speaker. In the array of speaking Talent last night there were senator Louis e. Mcco Ems. Congressmen William it Raker i rank. Yachter and George a. Rear re state comptroller Phillips Lee golds born Tirb. Collector William f Stone mayor moister Gen. Felix Agnus City Register j. Frank supple j. Cookman Boyd. City counsellor John v. L. Findlay. Gen Adam e. King. David e. Dick. Harry s Cummings coloured. Ashley m Gould. Assistant states attorney William c. Smith Thomas Parran. Warner t. To Guinn coloured. Deputy collector a. Lincoln Dryden and City attorney Leon Green a urn. Many of these had no Opportunity to speak at the general meeting but several delivered addresses to the overflow crowd. Senator Wellington came to the City to speak at the meeting but was prevented by sickness from leaving the Carrollton hotel. Governor Lowndes was chairman of the Sweeting having Heon called to preside by or Charles r. . The new president of the league. Many pro i present. The galleries had been reserved for ladies. And they were crowd a sandwiched in everywhere in the galleries were coloured women and their escorts and non a were More enthusiastic than the coloured w. Mien in the main auditorium the scats off tile North aisle were occupied by coloured men hut coloured men were in every part of the House. The stage was reserved for the speakers officers of the league Federal and municipal office holders and prominent r publicans. It. To�., was crowded the Ofta holders were out or. Force. Many were attracted to the meeting by the prominence and reputation of the speakers. A apron of the the speakers entered the stage from a rest room in a body and were greeted with thunderous applause led Aud re pealed by the coloured contingent the principal speech of the evening was delivered by senator Louis e. Mccomas. He spoke for nearly an hour. And bus speech was an Appeal to Independent voters for further Trust in the Republican party who h. He argued was the natural ally of the Independent voters in this City and biota. After speaking on National topics he said in part Quot in Maryland we enjoy our first Reposh Alcan administration. Contrast it with the generation of political debasement personal domination the crimes against suf rage in the reign of the Gorman and Rosin machine. Two Republican Legislatures with new and untried men. Triumphed Over Oil efforts at bad legislation gave the people an assessment Law cumbrous hut plan Ned to equalize the burdens of taxation. Adopted the work of the Reform league and gave a a registration Law. I partisan and fair. Gave us an election Law which is the Best and fairest yet known in this. Country gave the people of the state All the reforms they asked. We Are proud of the record we Are proud of the business administration of our Republican govern. Or. Our Republican comptroller and our Republican state treasurer. They have in creased the sinking fund. They Are refund lug the Public a Lelm and reducing the interest charges. By business ability by clean efficient conduct they have gained Honor for themselves and their party and have performed great Good for our state. Quot hero in Baltimore the Republican party bus Given you two years of mayor Hooper a and seventeen months of mayor Malster a administration. You Are about to elect a new mayor under a new Char Tor. Remember that this new Carter is the act of a Republican legislature. R. Member that mayor Maist a appointed the admirable commission that framed it. You men of Baltimore Are Al Init to elect the of flyers to put that charter in Force. Boltl More. In population wealth business Power influence. Is More than half of the state. For your own Sake and for ours we wish for our great Metropolis Good government. When Thea City prospers the stat prospers. When this City goes wrong the 8tate suffers with you. Therefore though we who live to the counties have no votes we have Many interests in common with you in a the result of this election. A Call to the independents. I a fall the Loyal republicans will vote the Republican ticket. All the Loyal Chicago platform democrats will of course vote i the democratic ticket. I realize that a steadily increasing number of democrats and Independent re pull i cans in Baltimore vote upon their Wudl i visual judgment and that these voters i decide Baltimore elections. I believe that i in this City there Are Many Independent i democrats and that they have proved i their Independence. I apprehend there Are Many More Independent republicans. To these last i venture a suggestion Reform does not move fast. It must endure some reverses. Its devotees need All the perseverance of the saints. Reformers have often est suffered defeat by expecting too much. Quot the Independent voter demands More. Expects More from the republicans and the condition of our hold upon Power is that we meet these expectations. In a City with five Whites to one Black the race cry is silly it is cowardly but of is always a danger signal to the real friends of go god government. It is used by bad men for a bad purpose or repeated by weak men deluded by has leaders. I lame this catch cry to despise it but in the hands of the resin machine it is not to be despised. It is thirty a tors old it la threadbare it is contemptible but it was for near thirty years the shield of the machine Booe corrupt Banda after a three years furlough Are now massing eager and ready to take charge of the democratic government of it wins this City to the second Day of May. Republicans Are Quot the Republican Are keenly sensitive la this state to Public sentiment and have very generally met the Public expectation. We cannot Appeal to soy such cowardly prejudice As Shields the democratic machine when in Power. We Are perpetually on trial. We know that oar natural allies. The independents Are willing either to bring us up to the highest Standard of Good government or to the Block. Quot the most prevalent complaint they make appears to be the atmosphere find their apprehensions about mayor Malster rather than serious deeds and omissions. A in i May Grant that matter Are not All that the Independent would have them that they Are not As Good As they should be bul nobody has undertaken to charge and prove that matters Are As bad a they were during a generation of democratic Rule in this City. Who will say that they Are not far better than they were in 1805? a deserves a further Quot i hold in High respect the Independent press and the Brave Brilliant Public spirited men who unselfishly unceasingly fought against the democratic party for Reform in this City. Their Ideal of municipal Rule is the absolute Divo Cement of City elections from party influence und the selection of Public agents wholly upon considerations of personal fitness. I Revere the name of that Grant Marylander. Or. Wallis. We Are All debtors to the High civic courage of colonel Marshall. Or. Cowen. Or. Warfield. Or. Cull Aud the hosts of Good citizen who for a generation fought on this Field for Good local government. Quot i respect the Independent democrats who bettered their state by battering Tho ring democracy and helped the Republican party to Power in 1895 who fought with it for a sound currency in 1890 Wiio helped it to Victory in 1897. Their service is remembered by All Good citizen i believe they an the natural allies of the republicans rim our state la bettered for thut Alliance and our party also j Quot whatever May be our shortcomings of the hour. Of you sum up our record in state and City taking Good and it and together. Our Republican administration is distinctly better than any the machine democracy gave you. Quot at least. I May Appeal to the republicans to have patience and Walt. If our worst both nets and omissions be Hefter than the democracy s Best Bopre governor i of wades and or. Hooper wire elect cd. Then our party. In a partisan contest has deserved thai you give it a further City counsellor John v. L. Findlay Fob Lowell senator Mccomas with an Appeal to republicans to support the ticket and a defense of the Republican candidates. Quot i Nyca. The Arch congressman George a. Bearn1. Of Aile a gaily county vigorously denounced mr.1 Hayes und ridiculed his pretensions a a Referrer. He would he said tear off be mask and show or. Hayes As the Arch run Ester that he was. He the charged him with voting against a number of Bills one of which had been introduced by Init self and which a claimed were vital to the welfare and interest of he people in closing or. Pearre said that with the magnificent organization which or. Mal Ster had constructed this ctr would of curried by a Republican majority that had never been exceeded. Or. J Cookman Boyd. Of Baltimore county told How a Quot democratic cur Quot had nearly struck him Ruth an Oyster Shell the night before while he was speaking t Northeast Baltimore and a a galust democratic methods. Hon. Put a Al k. Dick clog cd the speaking. / a a i attorney goner i George r. Gaithor or. Who Yrus present did not Eddita Type meeting. League of Republican Illi in or. Charles r. A Chirm president a sonic things of which the party is proud at the annual convention of the Stafy a land league of Republican club held is. Ter Day in music Hall the following officer were elected for tile ensuing year Charles r Schurm. Pro Sid ant. Hugh Mcelderry. Secretary. Albert e. Obr. Treasurer. The president in Power to appoint an executive committee of fifteen members which transacts most of the work of the league. A series of resolutions were adopted upholding president Mckinley endorsing the policy of territorial expansion commending the conduct of the War extolling the merits of the american Volunteer Soldier reaffirming belief in the Gobi Standard and in the policy of Protection congratulating the party on the result of the last congressional elections in nation and state and commending and endorsing the existing state and City administration. As to the City government the resolutions recite Ector soother week has gone by the City of Baltimore will Hare chosen her chief executive for Tho ending four Yeara. The coot eat that la now drawing to a Clow la one that is waged Between the name forces that were arrayed against each other in previous cd mrs urns on the one hand Are the Republican hosts standing like a Phalanx by the Standard of food government and honest. Economical of a a nitration while on the other a the broken ranks of the democrats who for thirty year applied to the municipal government every principle that was vicious and hurtful to the interest of the taxpayer. To the voters of Baltimore City we commend a he following record of what republicanism has done for Baltimore As incontrovertible reason Why the Republican candidates in the approaching election should receive your unqualified support an Able administration of the City a finance including the almost unheard of act of defraying current expenses from current receipts and having a surplus of nearly 1100.000 at the end of the fiscal year. Careful Protection of the sinking fund so Long neglected by the democrats and the increase of the amount invested in the sinking fund in iwo alone of nearly $1.000.000. 4. The selection of none but efficient honest Ana capable Public servant thus insuring to the tax Pryor the most watchful care of his interest and the highest degree of perfection in the execution of the details a municipal government the removal from office of democrats who were discovered to have been dishonest in their dealings with the Public. The fulfilment of the people s desire in the construction of a Revenue producing subway system owned and maintained by the taxpayers. The disruption of the old Street paving Combine that for years held the City in it grasp and extorted enormous sums of Money from the taxpayers for an inferior article of Street pavement. The breaking up of old practices of levying tribute upon contractors and of awarding contracts for the expenditure of Public moneys to a favored the inauguration of the plan of receiving interest upon the daily balances in the City Depoeti the saving to the people of the amount of Mono exit ended is interest on temporary Loans. The Giest reduction in the Cost of All materials used on Public work. ,.the plan of making eight hours a Day s labor for Hli a employed upon Public Woik. And last but not least the gift to the City by the republicans in City and stat pm a a tip of new City Harter. An organic Law destined to work a Vwg Good to every taxpayer. If at it Mcm plate a by its framers free from urn grasping avarice of those who refuse to recognize Public office As a Public Trust. The Only contest in the convention a Over the. Selection of the president. For tills office Tefere were two candidate Charles u. A Chirm Aud Leander Foreman of Baltimore county. Or. Schintu a nominated by state senator Washington Wilkinson and seconded by j. Mclnnis coloured. Rowland Hill and w. Harry Palo. Or. Foreman was nominated by j. Cook Nian Boyd and seconded by George w. Vlug of Howard county. Considerable interest was manifested in the outcome of the contest As or. Schirm s candidacy had been sprung but a few hours before the convention. There were ninety four clubs in the league represented in the convention. They came from Baltimore City Aud every Recti of of the 8tate. A feature of the attendance was the Large number of coloured Delegate. Many of these were from Baltimore but a number were from the counties. The contest Between or. Schirm and or. Foreman teemed mainly a contest Between the City and county delegates As nearly nil the City delegates Ere behind or. Schurm. The vote was 5st for or. Schurm. 35vfc for or. Foreman the one half vote being a divided delegation. Or. Sch rms election was made unanimous. He was notified of hit election and escorted to the stage by a committee consisting of Hiram Watty chairman. Senator Wilkinson and or. Boyd. The election of messes. Mcelderry a Secretary and or. Che As treasurer was by acclamation there being to opposing eau do dates. Or. S. Booze sex congressman the retiring three Terra president of the league in his address sold. In part Quot we Are Raee Turg at a most opportune time for the Republican party in this City. The outcome of the municipal co tint Means much to the party in the state. R Means whether the state shall continue under Republican Rule or shall Cost its electoral vote for Mckinley in 1900. It be Hoove every Republican to be up and doing. We propose to hold a mass meeting tonight which will show on Pineles that they have not All the enthusiasm and the votes. The re pull can of forty is not dead nor is it sleeping. I have no fears As to the result but i Hope there is Harmony Here today. We nerd it for the Success of the party next a vote of thanks was tendered or. Boose and a committee consisting of messes. J. Cookman Boyd. Thomas j. Mason j. Adams coloured. R. J. Nusbaum. Washington Wilkinson to f. George and w. L. Seabrook was appointed to present it to him in a fitting manner. Sample ballots posted. The Sample Electta ballots were All posted last night at each polling place in the City. A required by Law. The ballots have been printed by the William j. Dulany company in his own warder. Thomas g. Hayes talks to his neighbors at Harlem Hall. His views of Public office Politika should not be allowed to interfere. The Ballater Campaign he says in betas conducted solely upon partisan la near or. Joseph Packard jr., quote Plares in reply to colonel Supply a. Neighbor of or. Thomas g. Hayes to the eighteenth Ward gave him More than a neighbourly greeting last night at Harlem Hall. Strieker Street near Lanvale. It was a splendid ovation and or. Hayes said he was proud of it. The Hall was packed the Vestibule and stairs wore full of people and there were so Many who could not get inside that a Large overflow meeting was held in the Street. Or. Hayes did not make a aet speech. Rather he talked to his neighbors in a neighbourly Friendly Way that greatly pleased them. Quot i feel that i am among my it Jvn per it ple a he said in beginning Aud a Lafity voice yelled Quot that s what you Are old boy a or. Hayes laughed and every body else cheered. Or. Hayes continued Quot politics should not he discussed in this Cluj pain Aud i have refrained from doing so. The new charter was drafted with the View of placing the municipality upon a business and nou Portesan Hasta. One principle embodied is that there shall be minority representation on All boards. A voice you won t appoint Hiram Watty. Will you a laughter the weak Point about the general american system of Rounis government is that there is More corruption and More diversion of Public funds from their legitimate purposes in the United states than anywhere in the world. Now then our Effort is to lift our City government to a partly business plane Aud not run it As a political machine. A Man in Public office in i i i attend to the Public business Aud Mot let polities interfere with it. My motto Ann always been that Public office 1� a Public Trust. / Quot it would be a terrible state of affairs now to put into Offlie a set of men who would subvert the very Basic principle of our new charter. Such a spirit is the animating feature of the Campaign of our opponents. They Are making a purely partisan fight and their hardest worked argument is that of the City goes it Lenio cratic in May it will go democratic in november. They propose to use the Public offices to their political debts. Is this the spirit in which to meet the present Issue it is no disqualification under the charter for a Man to be a Democrat or a Republican so for As office holding and filling offices go. But All appointees should feel that they serve their party la est who serve their City Best. Sex senator Hodson classes six Waister Leader As Public enemies. He does not renounce blk republicanism in voting the democratic ticket this Spring but he emphatically renounces Mals Terlsa which he truly says is not or. Joseph Packard jr., said in part Quot col. J. Frank Supply a in an article published in the newspaper attempts to answer a question which i asked in a speech St music Hall. I pointed out that the increase of the tax rate to $2.25 in 1898 placed in the bands of the Waister administration a very Large sum of Money in excess of what had been controlled by ony previous administration and i asked what had been done with it. Colonel Bop Plee admits an increase of receipts from taxation in 1898 Over 1897 of Over $600. Too i use round numbers throughout and he does this by subtracting the receipts from current taxes for 1897 from the same for 1898. He then undertakes to account for this by showing As the first item of expenditure Oxer $239.000 As the floating debt of the Hooper administration but h i Falls to mention that the Malster and on reeled in addition during 1898 Over $1.380.000 taxes in arrear from the Hooper administration. Quot As appears from the City collector s report for the year ending december 31. 1897. The collection during that year fell More than $334.000 below the estimate of collection made by the committee of ways and Means and on which were based the expenditures for that year. Surely this $334.000 is an asset against the $239.000 liability of the Hooper administration and the latter is properly chargeable against the $1.380,000 actually received by the Malster administration from taxes in arrears during the Hooper administration. It is to be regretted that one of the financial officers of the City should thus fall to appreciate rudimentary Princl ply is of or. Isaac lobe Strana said that in this election the votes of the workingmen would be a controlling Factor and that he was confident that the workingmen of Baltimore would show their appreciation and gratitude for the important services which sex senator Hayes had rendered in their behalf by casting their ballots solidly for him on the 2d of May. He argued that no citizens were More deeply interested in the establishment of Good government in Baltimore than the working classes. Or. Straus said Quot it wha through or. Hayes efforts that the All important Law authorizing work Ingmen to form labor organizations was passed. This is one of the most important acts Ever passed by a legislative body for the betterment of the condition of the working classes. It was a to or. Hayes that the Law prohibiting Thi employment in factories of children under fourteen years of age was passed. He was highly influential in having passed the Law of Empting wages from attachment be drafted the eight hour Law and Many other measures in the interests of the workingmen. It is natural that they should rally to his support and declare in favor of clean efficient and progressive government. Or. Thomas r. Clendinen to his speech showed by the journal of the state Senate for 1892 that or. Hayes introduced and had passed the Resolution requiring interest to be paid the state up a it Money deposited in Bank an act for which the republicans claim credit. Others who spoke were congressman James w. Denny. William be Pard Bryan. Jr., m. N. Packard Evan h. Morgan Arthur Herzog and Olin Bryan. Or. E. Miller Reid presided and claimed that the result would not be a democratic Victory but a Triumph of the people Over a corrupt political citizens movement tilt or. Hobo Steiner Tell germen american democrats in the present Campaign. An enthusiastic Maas meeting of Ger Man amerlean was held last night at Raine s Hall. Baltimore Street and Post office Avenue. The Large Boll was packed to the doors and the telling Points of the several speakers were received with uns tinted applause. The speakers were or. J. B. Schwatka who spoke in English Edward Rale who spoke in German Hugo 8telner, who spoke in English George Savage and or. George a. Strauss each of whom spoke in both English and German sex mayor f. Latrobe and f. Krantz. Or. Hugo Steiner said a this is not a partisan Campaign but a citizens movement for Good municipal government. This matter of negro domination has received a great Deal of attention in the Campaign but i will not insult your intelligence by discussing it further tonight. You All know How to vote to get Rill of this Lawless element. Applause we must look into the history of this Malster administration to see of they will keep their promises. Their promises have always re suited in the breaking of their word. They came into Power two years ago already condemned by the lenders of their party. Senator Wellington said then they would be Defeated and the Day of their defeat is near at hand. And because of their incompetency. That crowd got into Power and dealt out the offices to hundreds who were not capable to fill or. George a. Strauss until recently a Republican explained that he a before bus hearers is a Quot my first vote Quot he said a was for Samuel j. Tilden. For reasons of my own i decided on a change and for Twenty one years i was a Republican. Now that i see that three years of Republican Rule has engendered More rottenness than was known in thirty year before. I decided to change again and give my support to the party of Good government. Applause the German american la justly looked upon As an intelligent voter. It is known that i Vot cannot a ought but that Bla intellect Mutt be appealed to. A rejoice in the Divo Cement of the municipal from the general elections so that they can without scruples vote for men and measure without compromising the principles of their National politics. The German Aroe rican is the first to Correct abuse to discount Nance political incompetence and stand in defence of Good government or. Krantz said. Among other things a some of Yon May feel that Jroud cannot afford to lose a part of next tuesday for the purpose of voting. Let me Tell you the loss of that time will be the beat investment you Ever financial record or. Janes it. Brewer shows Tho extravagance of the Republican administration. A democratic mass meeting was held inst night at Hampden Hall Hampden. The speakers were John p. Poe r. B. Tippett James h. Smith James r. Brewer George w. Numsen Joseph Packard jr., William Reynold w. B. Rayner and Robert h. Carrjr. Or. Brewer discussing the Republican claim of economical administration said Quot take Tho last four years of democratic supremacy from 1892 to 1896. The average tax rate for that period was $1.63 on the Hundred. Under the four years of Republican administration it Lins averaged $2.06% on a basis $20,000,000 larger than that the democrats levied on. Quot they claim that they were compelled to put up the tax rate because the democrats left a floating debt. That floating Dent was incurred in outlays upon the Belt in excess of the yield of taxes by the Belt and was to be and will be repaid by the taxation of the Belt after this year. But the republicans although claiming that they made their Large Levy to meet this floating debt never paid one cent of it. Since it was funded under an act of Assembly. Even with this High tax rate and without paying a Dollar of the democratic fit a Tang debt the first Republican administration left a floating debt of its own of $236,. Or. Malster claimed that this floating debt left him by his re publican predecessor necessitated the levying of Twenty five cents More on the people and hence he raised the tax rate to $2.25 on the Hundred. Yet with $2.23 tire departments of the City ran Short last year and Nom of them did no work for month because their appropriations were exhausted. Had they been kept in full operation there would have been another floating debt at the end of 1898 instead of a measly Little surplus despite the oppressive rate of $2.25. And what Public improvement have they Given us for it sex judge hulls f0siti0n Why he will support Thomas g. Hayes a Agal Nat mayor Malster. Sex judge t. Burling Hull of the Appeal tax court i another prominent Republican who will support or. Thomas g. Hayes for mayor. In defining his position sex judge Hull said yesterday Quot it has been asserted by High authority in the party that a All Loyal republicans will support Malster for i propose to state briefly Why i shall not do so. As a member of the Appeal tax court for two years. It became Ray duty and privilege frequently to consult City counsellor Thomas g. Hayes upon questions relating to the taxation of property. I thus enjoyed spacial advantage for forming a Correct estimate of the character of the Man. I soon found the present democratic candidate for mayor to be an honorable counsellor of exceptional ability fearless and impartial in hts opinions whose integrity Ami Devotion to principle could not be a bake a by any Man or combination of men. Quot the alternative is now presented of voting for a Man of this stamp for the new charter mayor of Baltimore or to it vote for a Man who. To say the least la surrounded by influences that Are a a be Grace to the Republican party and a menace to the welfare of the City. Quot i have hitherto agreed with our senior senator in bus reiterated opinion of the unfitness of William t Malster for mayor of Baltimore and fully appreciate his Strong efforts to prevent his nomination therefor in 1897 these efforts unhappily were unsuccessful. Singularly enough the same administration of affairs that repelled and detached other republicans attracted and attached Wellington i shall. Without fear and unhesitatingly cast my Rote for the courageous and incorruptible Hayes knowing full Well that during the years of bus administration at Quot least the City Hall will become no spawning ground for political rings and believing that at the end of his term the citizen of Baltimore will be so far educated and so Well pleased with the results of a clean. Intelligent business like administration As to see that no other kind shall succeed Republican poll finished chair toss Schall say Foar Teea wards Are solid for Malster and five Are doubtful. The Republican City organization has about completed its poll of voters in the City. Returns Are in from nearly All the precincts and the result is most Gratifying to Republican leaders. Chairman a. J. Schulz of the City committee announced yesterday afternoon that the poll showed that fourteen wards were safely Republican five wards were doubtful and five wards were democratic. The republicans Hope to capture a majority of the doubtful wards giving them Victory in seventeen of the Twenty four wards of Tho City. This would of course insure the carrying of the City and the election of the head of the ticket and a majority of both branches of the City Council. What wards the republicans claim to be certain of or by what majorities they would be carried or. Quot Schul would not announce. The official statement that the poll showed Success for the party caused considerable elation Ort Republican Headquarters which was crowded during a greater part of the Day with Ward workers. The Union league which is assisting the City committee. Is also making a private poll of the City but it returns Are not yet ready for announcement. Before being Given out there will probably be a comparison Between the two returns to see wherein they differ and an investigation will at once be made. The Union league s political committee. Collect or William f. Stone chairman has been Bard at work since its organization to assist in the election of mayor Malster and the Republican ticket. Or. Stone has been Bolding personal conferences with the bolting republicans and Independent republicans. At these conferences he has urged them for the Sake of their party future to return to it and to go actively at work to assist in the election of mayor Malster. Or. Stones personal solicitations among i friends did much Good in 1897. But it is reported that he is not meeting with the same Success this Spring. As the objection to mayor Malster and the ticket la too deeply Over to the democrats fourth Ward club will support the Hayes ticket. The fourth Ward Republican club by a formal vote at the clubroom. 1013 East fratt Street last night decided to abandon the Republican party and to support the nominees of the democratic party next tuesday. This action of the club was taken after careful consideration. Last sunday n few members who recently joined the club decided that they would remain in the Republican party and to that end organized a new fourth Ward Republican club. The original members numbering 270 persons determined to give their allegiance to the democratic party and took formal action to that end. The club is composed entirely of hebrews mostly Young men who have grown up in a lilt pre and Are sufficiently Well acquainted with the language to understand the conditions affecting the interests of the City in the municipal Campaign. Among the members prominent in the movement were Joseph a. Siegel Jacob Simulov Ltd Abraham Hoffman and Mosca Battel. The president of the club is Julius Goldman. _ reception to or. Ford. Democrats of the first precinct of the seventeenth Ward will give a reception saturday evening at russells Hall. Arlington to or. John t. Ford the democratic candidate for first Branch City Council in the Ward. All the White voters in the Ward will be invited irrespective of party. It la not to be a political affair. And no speeches will be made. The purpose is to arrange a pleasant social evening when the people May meet or. Ford personally. There will be refreshments and music. Or. Ford la very popular All Over the Ward and i excellent business record commends him to debt to Medici Nedr. Keen Sable address to the medical and ohm Hurt Flea conquerors of disease Pio Turs in contrast to Quot the conquerors of other interesting addresses and scientific a bodies in the convention attending the Centennial Celebration of the Maryland soviet a a Pron ram for today. The convention attending he Celebration of the one Hundredth anniversary of the medical and Chirurg ical faculty of Maryland a continued yesterday. It is estimated that there Are about one thou a and physician in Baltimore residents Aud non residents who Are interested in this meeting and All of them for to useful and fruitful occupation during the Day at 8 o clock last night the principal feature of the convention took place it being the annual oration by or. By w. Keen of Philadelphia who took us his subject a a the debt of the Public Talve or. Aren was heard with interest by a Large audience. He said in part Quot it is a Courtesy which i highly Apprey elate that you should ask a stranger instead of one of your own members to address you on this Festal occasion. The Fajt that you have completed an existence of a Century As a medical society suggests that my address should be somewhat of a review of the what science Una done. Or. Keen who is professor of the principles of surgery and of clinical surgery St Jefferson medical College Philadelphia proceeded to Tell what medical science Hall done to arrest the ravage of decimating disease. He spoke of the plague and of Haffkine s work in finding n preventive inoculation of cholera Aud of what engineers and physicians had done to prevent its fatalities of yellow fever and the efforts of the physicians to quell its Advance by introducing sanitary reforms. Scurvy he touched upon giving its causes and also citing the fact that the provision of vegetable fool for Crews bound upon Long journeys bad greatly ameliorated the do sea it typhus 1� now very rare owing to medical science. Referring to typhoid fever he said in part Quot unfortunately the Public has not yet listened to the voice of sanitary physicians. Purify the water Supply and provide Good sewerage and typhoid fever almost in speaking of smallpox he gave Praise toe award Jenner the inventor of vaccinated. Whom he heralded As one of the greatest benefactors that the world has Evey known. He cited Many figure to Prev the Efficacy of vaccination some of which Are pertinent. For instance in the Franco prussian War to pfc German was vaccinated and the French was not. There were 261 cases of smallpox in the German and in the French array there were 23,469 cases. Tuberculosis and its remedies we re discussed at length tribute being paid to Koch the a Llu nov re of the bsh Illus. Iii referring to the modern treatment of diphtheria he alluded to a paper written by or. William h. Welch of the Johns Hopkins As being among the beat extant upon the a subject. He believed sincerely in the merits of the Antitoxin treatment. Then the speaker referred to hydrophobia naturally bringing in the Pasteur treatment which 1� in Vogue under or. Kerle at the College of physicians and surgeons in Baltimore. Various other diseases an it other cures were mentioned. Including trichinosis and the development of anaesthetics and Antiseptic surgery was Given due attention. A conquerors in a i said or. Keep in conclusion. Quot that some great artist might paint a ply tur of a the conquerors in Medicine As Fritel a plan Tel a the conqueror of War instead of spectral Bills and a Barren waste the scene should be Laid in a tunning Valley. The stately procession should bled by Edward Jenner. He should be flanked by Joseph Lister and John c. Warren followed by Simpson. Billroth Livingstone Ambrose pare. Virchow. John Hunter Aud Ninny a modest but unknown hero who has yielded up his spirit in the performance of i duty. Instead of treading their Way through lines of corps they should March Between lines of grateful Mefi and women and a boat of god s Little children who on bended knew and with clasped Harols would reverently invoke heaven a richest Benediction upon their deliverers. Quot thus should humanity recognize its debt to the medical Pasteur demonstration. In the morning a number of interesting things were planned for the delegates and members. On behalf of the College of physician and surgeon or. N. O. Kerle gave a demonstration of the Pasteur methods in the diagnosis anti treatment of rabies. This was Given in the pathological Laboratory of the John Hopkins University it having been impossible to hold a it in the College of physicians and surgeon owing to extensive improvements which Are being mad in the building. Since its inception Over two year ago the Pasteur department of the College of physicians and surgeons has treated eighty cases of person who had been bitten j by animal which were afterwards proved to have been Rabid and not one of the eases treated Bas resulted fatally. The record to considered a remarkable one. Clinic at Hospital. At to a. M., at the Johns Hopkins Hospital or. William Osier gave a medical clinic. A 10.30 or. Thayer spoke upon Quot the new researches on or. Halstead had a surgical clinic at la at which time. Also. Or. Welch gave some pathological demonstrations. At noon there was a gynaecological clinic by or. Kelly. All were Well attended by relegates. At the Baltimore University Hospital on Bond Street a medical clinic in Anatro Lap hand a Given by or. Urban Smith at to a. At la or. Buedler gave a surgical clinic and at noon two clinics were Given one by or. Bellman on a gynaecology Quot Aud the other by or. T. Cooke. Jr., on Quot diseases of the Eye and the anatomical Laboratory and the new laboratories of pharmacology Aud physiology of the Johns Hopkins University were open fir inspection Between of a. And i p. Or. Knapp on the Eye. At 1.30 p. A luncheon was served to the Delegate in the Hall of the medical and Chirurg ical faculty. 847 North Eutaw Street and at 3 p. A scientific meeting began in Mccoy Hall. Or. E. Janeway. Of new Yocky and or. Samuel Alexander of new York were expected to read interesting papers but both were prevented by illness from being present. Or. Samuel c. Chew called the meeting to order the attendance indicating the interest which is being taken in the convention announcing at the same time that the athenaeum club had extended to the delegates an invitation to make the clubhouse at Charles and Franklin streets their Home As Long As they were in the City. Or. Herman Knapp of new York read a most incisive paper upon Quot some land Mark in the history of he referred first to the discovery of Young made about 1805, regarding what is called a the mechanism of accommodation of the Eye. Which Means the Power of the Eye to change its vision from one Point to another. He alluded to the benefits which had been derived from the study of the question a to How far to Tho right or the left the scope of vision extended when the subject a gazing straight ahead. Many diseases of the brain he said. Bod been successfully diagnosed on account of Advance made in the science of ophthalmology and the scientific adjustment of Eye glasses and spectacles w As not the least of the results of researches made during the past Century. Helmholtz who fifty years after Young discovered the Means of studying the Interior of the eyeball was also praised by the speaker who said that thus it had been made to Asble to locate diseases in Remote parts of the body ofttimes unsuspected. Ophthalmology he added was Cloae to general Medicine and he concluded with a description of Anta Epths As applied to operations upon the human Eye and stated that Ainee its introduction much better results had been accomplished. A limitation of conservative Pelvic surgery a was the subject discussed by or. George Ben Johnston of Richmond. Him divin a treat and talk was mors or less of a technical character and was listened to most intently. He said that in treating serious female diseases there was such a thing As a physician being so conservative that he would be Radical. There was no use he said. Trying to save organa which because they were useless might Well be removed. Often a physician hesitating to remove organa such a those to which he referred would perform some slight operation and dismiss the patient Only to have some physician to follow and do the work we Nich should have been done at first. Advice to physicians in such cases we a to do the very beat they could but not to hesitate to prolong the extent of their operations of such a thing seemed necessary. Or. Bennett a great work. Or. Johnston gave a sketch of Tho ufos of i. Hughes Bennett Profe Sor of the Institute of Medicine in the University of Edinburgh from 1845 to 1869. He dwelt upon the great service or. Ben Ned had rendered to medical education by the beginning of a systematic course v Lush us ton Iii histology fifty six years to and by the great improvements he the method of teaching clinical Medicine. Or. Bennett he said als deserves recognition for the revolution be was Lefly coi earned in bringing about in Meier the Anim piment of bleeding As a in pneumonia and the Susti Tuvim of the a a to Ratlae plan Quot of treatment. Much of Ohr present knowledge la path bogy is due re or. Bennett s original researches and been notably Fer in this country esp Dally in cd Laval Medicine. Or. Welch in a de if very Lantere dress telling of the men had made the history of ardent Medl arid modern Medicine. Is Drew Tore of the development of the profess to in bold and Felling lines Ami Wien he finished he received As much applause As did any speaker during the afternoon. The Maryland mimic Al journal had published a souvenir edition in Abni Menoca ton of this vnfqqqm1 convection. It k full it of intercoms rending matter and embellished with Manj Good cuts of people anti t hings. Many f the ho�p1flu\njd institutions in bal Linoi a were by Tho delegates arts last no go re. Several a Oclima dinners were Given in Heyi Honor. Or. Tiff arty give a dinner at his Bodle to some of be visit Fig Sweo tvs and at the Maryland glut or. Osier entertained at dinner a Nunbert it of the Phy Slein Hiram Woods entertained St a inner of blk Home or. Kappa of new Tor other gentlemen. Pro grm Fly Todi w the program for today la App of nit Noty of Maryland l Street. 10 sur Kofal link. L r. To Day. 11 medical a Lenir. I. By 11 abdominal Section or t. Ashby. 12 m Klerr Ial illumine Tion Ca the oms cd Quot of the by. J. <7\hem-meter. / \12 m illustration of method Ert implored so vhf municipal Laboratory or. We Stoke. / Baltimore medical College Linden Are Nae. J a toll a. M Al exhibition of pathological sped in Ehy and slides in projection Microscope. By a bacteria in culture and under the a Cope Quot or. Batter. . In clinical Laboratory a own Rte method of determining haemoglobin and Irdi Caa i it a. Whitney. La toll 30 / a Quot Case of melancholia treated from Indica Tiona Given in clinic Laboratory a or. Hill. It exhibition of new instrument in nose and Throat Woik. Or. Merrick. La so to i log abdominal Section or Moseley la operation for haemorrhoids or. Early. In exhibition of successful Case of extirpation of Hind uterus at full term Taring Mother and child. Or. Blake. B turning off carotid in operations on Bead and Nock surgical cases or. Johnson. Woman s medical College him acct Iloh Street. The College buildings and laboratories will by a pen for inspection. Maryland medical College of Baltimore 1114 West Baltimore Street. To inspection of laboratories and demonstrations. 11 to 12 a. M Neu ologies and general medical clinic or. Hodgdon and Kintzing 12 to i surgical clinic or. Branham. I 30 p. M luncheon Hall of the faculty. §47 North Eutaw Atreet-3pm scientific meeting Mccoy Ball papers by . H. Bradford of Boston Quot a 8tudy of the Hume or. A. Jacobi of new Yolk Eun pcs Medicine about Lri Quot or h c. Wood of Philadelphia Quot nostrum a the profession the Law or. Roew Ell Park. Of Buffalo cancer a a parasitic disease Quot or. J. Edgar of new York Quot obstetric teaching 7 p. Annual dinner at the faculty. Hotel Rennert. Institutions open for inspection Union protestant infirmary 1514 division Street. Baltimore Eye ear and Throat Charity Hospital <125 West Franklin Street. Hospital for the women of Maryland. John Street Aud Lafayette Avenue. Nursery and child Hospital. Schroeder and Mulberry a rect. Robert Garrett free Hospital for children 27 North Carey Street. Hospital for consumptive of Maryland. Hoffman Street and Park a Enoe Hospital for the Relief of crippled and deformed children 2>i00 North Cherie Street. Maryland Hospital for the ,. It Hope Retreat for the insane. It. Hope. My. St. Agnes Hospital. Aston and Wilkena Echo of a smallpox Case health Corn in i Salon or Jon a receive a demand for from a quarantined family. Tho health department Bas received a demand for the payment of $35. The alleged Cost of maintaining a family at 921 North Central Avenue while the House was quarantined. In March a Man named Turner was found in the House with the smallpox and he was gent to the quarantine Hospital. Health com jul a loner Jones ordered the Bouge placed Nuder rigid quarantine. He said the people living in the House wore asked if they were Able to provide for themselves while the quarantine lasted. They replied he said. That they could. And consequently no provision was made by the health department to provide them with food. A 1� sometimes done in Tho Case of persons who Are too poor to buy their food while unable to be at their work. Or. Jones declined to the Bill presented to him yesterday and the lawyer who presented it intimated that he would Institute suit against the City to recover the amount of the Bill. Al of the smallpox patient have been discharged from the quarantine Hospital and the Bouse on Wayne Street where a woman and her two children were found to be suffering from smallpox will be released from quarantine restrictions it. Barber reappointed in and about town almanac for Baltimore this Dat Sun Rise. .5.13 . Sun sets. 6.55 . Moon rises.9.36 . Moon sets.5.56 . Street lights lit thursday.6.55 . Street lights out friday.4.05 .marriage licenses High water.7.52 ., 7.43 . Expressed these calculations Are Eastern Standard in phases or Wmk Moo a Rob april. Last Quarter 3d. I first Quarter. .17th. New Moon. .10th. I full Moon 25th. Swallowed a thermometer Peculiar can a of a British Sailor at the Maryland University Hospital. George Reeves age fifteen of Ruther Hyde London a British Seaman Laid up with rheumatism at the Maryland universe Hospital has performed a rather remarkable feat. He is reported to be of a rather Quot snappish Quot disposition Ever since by illness and a few Days ago while one of the doctors was inserting a Small tiler i Bio meter in his Mouth to get his temperature Reeves bit off the end of it and i swallowed part of the Glass tube with the i Mercury in it. No ill effects have resulted i the contrary Reeves condition is i earlly improving although not yet out f danger. In i delirium he imagines jus Elf rowing in a boat. Beeves was operated upon by or. Marion n. King for Cox Algia a painful affection of the hips. About a week previous to his arrival March 8, he was a Seaman on the Steamer Turret age Captain j. left Baltimore on the 21st with a cargo of Gram for Denmark. Me taps seamen. Reeves a some quor designs tattooed on i body. Ill right bears the outline of a Sailor boy the the Settera a. E. After it. On the it Are two British flags joined to Geth to by a heart within which is traced this motto of Quot love and Al it Ove is a Small Green tree. The initials Quot i. L. Ii. G.,�?� followed by an Arrow Are on his left leg while on the right is tattooed the lenten cd Quot i love my Mother Quot will Rny a new fire Engler. The fire commissioner decided yesterday to Purchase a Qew 999-Jtallon fire engine to replace an old engine which will in placed on Reserve duty. Last week Tea superintendent of machinery con Dermide three Reserve eng aet and chief Engineer Mcafee recommended the Purchase no. H new engine. He also recon mended to Purchase of a new honk and ladder truck a one of the Reserve trucks is too Small a be of service. The Board entered into an agreement with the Chesapeake and Horomag Telephone company under which the company will erect sixty two new poles owned by the City on the Ark Road. The Telephone company will be permitted to use one on the poles for i wires and a second will be used by it fire alarm and police Telegraph wires. Deed a recorded. He m e Iran tiie str us to and Deposit Coin trustee yesterday conveyed to k 8, Hambleton Ftp property recently purchased by or. Hark he kaon on the North old of Monument Street seventy fire feet wet of Park Avenue. The lot fronts 2j feet on Monu tent Street with a depth 6t 130 feel it was conveyed May 15. 1h84, Jay Conrad a Fite and wife to Henry Fri. Bash. The Price paid by or. Hambleton was $lfl, Iii fee. A deed waval�0 recorded conveying from Elizabeth a. A Mcmahon to Charlotte m. Burton lot of the East Side of Charles Street 157 feet Dot it re of Mulberry Street. The lot front 27\feet on Cha lies Street. With a depth of Iso feet. The Price in fee a re s $15, xxi. W \ j a a found Joseph Oliver Conkling. Patrolman b. A. Atkinson of the Northwestern District fouled in a dark part of Stoddard Alley near Mcmechen Street. Tuesday night a baby boy about a week old. The child was daintily covered up. Attached to the Little fellow was the following note Quot i can Jolt no dear babe to your Charity and god s mercy. Christen Bim Joseph Oliver Conklin. His heartbroken the child was taken to the Northwestern station where it was tenderly cared for during the night. Yesterday morning it was sent to St. Vincent a infant Asylum. The Mother a we she will be carried out and the child registered As she requests. Tablet to Joseph f. Hindu. A carved Marble Tablet in memory of the late or. Joseph f. Hindes. Who Tor years was one of the leading member of the masonic order in Baltimore is on exhibition at the office of messes. William a. Gault a son. 8 East Lexington Street. It a made for the family of or. Hon de nod will be placed in Loudon Park Ceme i Tery. The Tablet is of italian statutory j Marble five feet High. And is beautifully j finished. Accused of illegally reality ring. Dennis f. Murphy. What coat Street. Near Winchester was held for Conn yesterday by Justice Huggins at the North Western station charged with illegally registering in the first precinct of the eighteenth Ward. Murphy a shown by of the record of the criminal court was convicted of larceny in february 1896. And sentenced to jail for three months. Lieut. Carroll and a Quad sergeant Schaefer also to serve another four a earn. Capt. Philip j. Barber Lieut. James h. Carroll and squad sergeant George w. Schaefer of the northeastern District were reappointed for four Yeara yesterday by unanimous vote of the police Board. Captain Barber was recommended by marshal Hamilton Quot As a careful and conscientious officer discharging his duty lieutenant Carroll was recommended by Captain Barber a was a prompt and reliable faithful and efficient neither of the three officers have Ever been before the Board on any charge. Captain Barber is sixty five years of age was appointed a patrolman april to. I860, made a sergeant april 12. 1874. Lieutenant april 28. 1875. And Captain april 28. 1883. Lieutenant Carroll is fifty nine years of age. Was appointed a patrolman Manjit 2i, 1869. Made a sergeant december i 1874, and lieutenant april 27. 1883a sergeant Schaefer is sixty yes of age. Was appointed a patrolman March is 1870, and made a sergeant april 27, 1875. Central Ohio stockholders l directors Aud of ulcer fleeced at the annual meeting held at col a in but Ohio. At the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Central Ohio Railroad company held yesterday at Columbus Ohio directors were re elected As follows j. H. Collins j. Garrett. Ii. Kibler. D. List George e. Bradfield. George a. Jenkins William Kinney. Peabody. A. B. Crane John r. Hall David Lee James Sloan or. J. H. Collins was unanimously re elected president for the seventeenth consecutive term p. Sneed Secretary g. Booth auditor and w. H. Lams treasurer. A. B. Crane of Baltimore represented at the meeting the Baltimore and Ohio and Garrett interests. Nearly 27.000 share were represented in person or by proxy. It was stated at the meeting that nearly the entire holdings of Central Ohio Stock Hod been deposited with the Maryland Trust company of Baltimore subject to the term of settlement with the reorganisation manager of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad company a .4fca. Children a carnival. Or. And mrs. Frank t. Benjamin of Philadelphia will give two of their famous children s carnivals at the Academy of music wednesday and thursday j evening. May 3 and 4. They fill Demon j Strate their ability to teach a Large number of children to play the violin in com Cert and to sing in chorus. The program also includes a visit to the land of the fairies and the brownies. A choral Couvert. A number of Young indies of the first methodist episcopal Church under the j direction of mrs Shefloe organist will give a choral concert at the Church tomorrow night. The program will include Cowen a cantata Quot the Rose of and a group of St. Nicholas song arranged by mrs. Shefloe. / License refused. The liquor License con missioners yesterday refused to Grant a permit for the renewal of the Saloon License of Jordan a Brooks coloured 8.t f Rule Hill Avenue. A protest against the renewal of the License was filed by a nut Ber of residents in the Vicinity of the Saloon. Taxpayer association directory. The taxpayer association elected the following officers Jesse mar Den h. L. Brack. P. Renner. Sieg Mund. J. Frank Wilhelm. Samuel t. Duke Hart. James l. Scott. Rupp. D. Kite s. Frank. Graff Thomas e. Bond. Issued by the clerk of the court of common Plena Corner of Fayette and North Street. The following marriage License were loaned yesterday in Baltimore the parties residing to Baltimore unless other Ian stated Oliver 8. Rye Bailie 8. Cavey. Applicant Harry e. Bregel 843 Greenmount Avenue. Lafayette f. Bauble West Arlington Mary e. Gaffney. Thomas e. Mccaffrey m. Franco Woodward. Applicant William gallery 1414 Hanover Street. Edward Kach. Mary Nel Miller. Applicant. William h. Ely 1831 Gough Street. Ira w. Fon Shah Bertha Schaum. Applicant Morris k. Wylie 221 North pack Street. William r Johnson Lusby ., Annia d. King Prince Frederick my. Isaac Henry Hick widower. Florence m. Bosley widow both of Glyndon my. Thomas p. Fahey. 1114 North Carey Street Mamie e. Kelly. Herbert f. Mccomas Sarah e. Trimble. Applicant John Mccann 2358 Oak Street. Nathan Kastan to South High Street Katie Schmidt. Anthony a. Schneider 1507 Clifton Street Estella d. Cook. Hugh a. Saxon divorced. Pastor s theatre Kila c. Robert iou divorced both of new York. Herman e. Wrt Temeyer 933 West Mulberry Street. A Lille e. Snyder. William f. Lannon. Washington d. Katharine l. Getzler Chicago 111. Applicant Robert Davis. 1623 Harlem Avenue. Luther ii. Crown. Mabel Irene Sommer lock. Applicant George w. Tatum or Havre de Grace. My. James f. Long. Mary l. Renner. Applicant. Benjamin i. Benner 2307 East Hoffman Street. Edwin Auguste Richard divorced. Anthine Dearing Crockett widow both of new y Ork applicant. George c. Morrison. Equitable building. William Riley Ramsey widower Mary Roberts Miller divorced both of Washington. D. Applicant. James f. Mccar Flor. 2.336 Barclay Street. Edward t. Davison divorced Jennie c. Shono. Both of Washington d. O. George r Botts. Alice j. Taylor both of Washington d. Richard ii. Lewis Hampden Grace Delta. Warren Stone. Annie m. Mask. Applicant. John m. Mask 742 West Baltimore Street. Tilden c. Andrews. Washington. D. C., Rosie a. Ridden. Albert g. Cornwall. Sunbury pa., Elizabeth a. Dykins. Muncy a. Carl Volkert 111� South Monroe Street Ida c. Herzog. William n. Bradford. Isabel m. Broring. Applicant. B. Ii. Broring jr., 1823 East Biddle Street. William n. Emerson. Eva a. Bokman both of Washington. D. Percy e. Stouffer. Grace Cornelius Wrd. Applicant. Newton r. Henderson 1338 Myrtle Avenue. George Imfang. Mount win ans Baltimore county Bertha Sporleder. Charles c. Fehrman j524 Madison Street. Clara b. Coates. Henry Debelius 833 Montfort Avenne Lizzie r. Freeman. William h. Ogle 717 Mchenry Street Carrie c. Carr in it Ert e. Lee Williamson Lucy m. Hamilton. Applicant William c. Kidd 2228 Madison Avenue. lord. Henry w. Brown widower 1341 Stockton Street. Adele Saterfield. Christopher c. Kent. Blanche Watkins. Charles j. Wright. Alverta Davidge. Peter Williams. 1127 division Street Mary ii. Rebecker. John e. Walker widower 704 Stirling Street Emma e. Thomas. John f. Johnson 104 Stockton Street Sarah e. Wright. William h. Blackston to Belt Street Lucy Wanter. Exhibition of Lump Shade. Tofily and Friday there will be on exhibition at the decorative Art society some Beautiful specimens of Art work in lamp and Candle shades. The or Tlsty miss Ell Denison is in Amateur of Merit. She has been most successful in new y Ork where she has had exhibitions Only at private houses under the patronage of mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt. Mrs. Frederick Bronson. Mrs. D. Sloane and others. Miss Denison is a native balt Morean. She is the daughter of the Beautiful mrs. A tilde Denison so Well known As a member of the old wednesday club the Amateur dramatic association which built the original lyceum theatre. Mrs Denison after she left Baltimore made a great Success at the Madison Square theatre under or Palmer a management As Matilda Madison. Maryland Institute officer. A meeting of the managers of the Maryland Institute was held last night. Officer for the ensuing year were elected Abd seven members of the Board of managers were elected to serve three year. The officers re elected Are president. Joseph m. Cushing vice president George r. Skillman Secretary. James Young treasurer. Harlan William. The members of the Board of managers Are Joshua Lynch. William Ferguson John s. Bullock. Frank n Hon. Frederick w. Wood Jacob s. Detrick John b. Sisson. Will have the pea framed. Or. Charles a. Briscoe has secured the pen with which mayor Malster signed the ordinance for paving Felton Avenue from Pennsylvania Avenue to Druid Hill Avenue with Sheet Asphalt. He will have the Peu framed with an engrossed copy of the ordinance and will present them to the North Baltimore improvement association. When this Street is repaved Druid Hill Park will be linked by smooth pavements with All Section of the City. Tkv do was returned. the Small Silky hatred dog whose Joss was advertised in the Sun on monday morning a As returned by a Young lady that afternoon to the owner. Or. Powhatan Clarke of West Lafayette Avenue answers to queries. A. R. saturdays in november /1s85. Fell on the dates of 7. 14, 21. 28. C., Charlottesville y the librarian of the Peabody Institute Baltimore my. A a City is a separate political sub division of the state of Maryland which consists of Twenty three counties and the City of Baltimore. It la not in any county. E. W., Cumberland. probably refer to a the Ivory by Geo. H. Boker. Found in a volume entitled a the Podesta a published in 1852, by a. Hart Philadelphia. United states canteen provision was inserted in the reorganization Bill which was signed by the president. The United states has since held that the Bill did not prohibit the Sale of liquor St posts but that soldiers cannot be detailed for that purpose. It a True. That advertising does no to unless it a it flowed up properly. That of i Tertis conent which Cost nothing is usually Worth nothing. A that no advertising Man Ever was successful who did no to learn from bus mistakes. That a Little fire May Start a big blazes but if you Don Upkeep on feeding it it la go out. That Many a Man lays a failure due to Loose business method at the door of his advertising talk Chilli to 122 Nortis Eutaw Street. Two special valves each 95 of. 300�?silk waists Soo Black White Colon and Beautiful Faney of feet. Entirely new positively Worth $8.00 a Ach. Our Price 95 of Ioos English Covert Tan jacket loot silk lined throughout in ail Xix a Post truly Worth $8 of each. Our Price 95 of. 200�?ladies srits-200. Odds and and from our great Stock. Bultz Worth $18 00, suite Worth $20.00, suite Worth $22.00, suits Worth $25.00 Bultz Worth 128 of suite Worth $90.ok Blacks Grays tans blues Green chock plaids and mixtures. Mot flu is fit lined throughout. All Sites. The pick of them for $14 65. 5.000 ads belgian Linen-5.000 ads. You will and it on the third floor. It 1� of the Best Quality. So inches wide in 20 different pattern. Such an Opportunity to buy slip cover material at a fraction of it value you never had before. The particular attention of upholsterers la called to this lot. For one week Only we Mark it at the importer a Price per Yard. Soc. To my remember is the last week foe awnings Al 91 to a window. 500�?boy�?Ts�?T knee pants�?500. Finest All Wool Plain and fancy material elastic band taped Back and inseams Patent Button sizes 3 to is year and Worth $1.25, or 75c a great line cheaper Worth $1, for soc. Blue. Cadet and Brown Sailor suite handsomely trimmed some with extra shield a Worth $7.00 Aach for 95 of. Top Coats size 8 toll years for today Only 9-4 of. Trunks and suit cases. Now that the time for Mummer travelling to upon us. We would Call to your notice our very comply to assortment of trunk. Suit cases. Steamer trunk hat boxes a while keeping to a High Standard in the matter of Quality we Mark the Price extremely Low. 50�?dre88-Scit ca8e9-50. Well made Well Loo lung Worth $$.86 Tach. To i Mil oot a i Ca

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