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oysters in the Potomac until eaid law
has been approved by the Legislature
Of Virginia is correct then it only re-
mains to us to await with whatpatience
we may the action Of that State. r.
incorrect, then the law Of 1874 covers
the Potomac as IL does all other rivers
of this State and should be enforced
there. Whether it be expedient to re-
turn any '0ysterman's candidate othe
Legislature isa question that / am per-
fectly willing to leave TO the people.
They know they were faithfully served,
and understand and appreciate tie value
Of the work done too well tobcdeeeiyed
or lnisled by men Of your correspon-
dents calibre. If the State Of hfary-
land as decided by the Court by the
compact Of 1885 abandoned its right to
control Che oyster trade in the Potomac
it was no fault Of ours or Of the Begis-
stature OF 1874, and the people are TOO
just to think Of holding rs responsible
for it.
In conclusion, Messrs Editors, ! must
confess tosome curiosity oknow whomy
assailant is. II he is a bona-dde oyster
man. writing IN good faith and feeling
himself and his people renlly aggricyed,
I have no quarrel with him, for when
be understands this question better llee
viii see the injustice be bas done mo and
regret it. And should IL turn out even
&c I suspect that he Is no oysterman,
but a political partisan. striving to pre-
judiee these kpeoPle a2ainst ape
the interest 81 some gentleman whoa&
pires to the position for which ] have
been announced, ! still cannot End il ID
my heart TO be angry with him, Tor |
know full well that thorough yeutila.
ton ard better understanding Of this
subject by the people interested can re-
suit IN nothing 81 Ill to me.
With three times three cheers for
your correspondent and hoping that
whom DE nest es4oFafo appear ii Vrint
as O roaring Red lion, Che great dispar-
ity In The length Of bis ears overthat Of
bis name lnay not be SO apparent, | bad
lim adieu
Tnos. II. BosD.
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LITERARY NOTICES.


The Aldiue for May, 1875 no. 7 Of the cur
rent series1 comes 70 US in good Tins, and quite
as well frcighted with the good things Of art
and literature as have been the last previous
numbers which d literally saving everything
for its excellence IN both details, while The fact
Is quite sufficient explanation of the rapid In
crease ii circulation and influence lalelv mau-
fest in this type-pablieation ofthe progressive
ags.
Pictorially something Of an excursion is
made 10 ihis number, into that land Of iaery
which rs one Of the writer's remarks, we all
/ like to visit occasionally, however we may be
ashamed 70 have The fact and the propensity
known 70 the business world There are no
less THAI two glimpses Of orr litie pei. Cinde-
reia 1.-The fitst a capital piciHre, BY Bertrand.
\ Of Cinderella IN Tie CUrnef,r ard the second
"Cndeeeila's Pumpkin" from lbe marvellous
4 pencil Of Gasiage Dofe. Then We have, also
/ by Dore, Tho Fatal Spindle, showinga scene
which Oh will remember, from the hne Gid story
OF The Sleeping Beauty Two glorious do
| nestle pictures Of Tue French school, 1.-THE Re-
turn from TIC Field BY Delofe, and "The
/ Young Marapders" hy BougeTeau. follow;
/ with one Of The mosl elective Southern Euro-
pean scenes We remember, in - Funeral on
! The Adrahe peep at the niehl-sde Of VEN
q
Of Finsiermnnz Ia Switzerland. md o very
lhandsome circelar engraving Of the "Fresco
/ Cenlre-pece Of the Nnseum 1T Ieirsc after
Theodore Crosse --hre supplemented by a pic
I lurf which ne have ieft 20 the49sf rs tic most
! striking IF alb Ethan Allen AZ TieondeJoga
7 by John s Davis, a most effective rendering II
I that potable scene ID Revolutionary history II
I pursuance Of The Adiuesyery welcome teadHn-
I cg to illustrate he CeBieeary as il could Do ~
4f4s8t ,y stftk aFtf
! Literally, lhc prose contents are Lost LIE
( Han Bacy.n 'FIhe fput Of Monmouth"
/ sharp editorial appropriate TO the day "Onf
Tin Wedding "BFrgn's last Effort Flow
! or Thoughts and Fsnaes tschoo 0ut0f-
Soheel and mans other papers at interest. 10
tho worlds Of Music, Arl nnd Lileralurci--and
! oi POEMS a somewtat remarkable force il A
I Bir4 q Paancc ~ be Sei3st Falo." "Sor-
f1w end CONSOLATION nThe Shaker Lovers
and "Lcthar. Taken an IL nj. Il IA uot TOO
much 20 cay That The AlAiae 10 lg pitteHt
iwas Is Hp % in bert mart, and one more
proof thsl the best art and the best literature
con BE- gathered between ibe game covers
TIE ArIil number ofBlaekaooa's Magazine
just rtpsbl hea by lbo Leoharl seoti PnbHzis-
trg CO.., tal Barclay suei Is Yfl c0B'das
ihe conclusion 81 Slice lorraine novel shove
igg i1ufb descriptive power. eDt Astounding iH
quaint a1d iofeble fofus " expression, which
eung raN'ef0r Us defects e1H story - ia the
o5 ugTsery us!t Ihoy di lived in pcap for
ot a3ter
Jbeaeana article s. Fhsboas ara Tricks
of secs b fhc t'iEa Il 'lr.. KIM axe "lukaF-
mal Fbame the fourth pA f1b avs 'ia q
slQ4tg shl Zoe 'Ah8ae az Snow I've Pobt
ieai at3 concluding sfta being dissertation
The periodicals. reprinted bY The Leonard
/ -.atf FuH .blug ta t4l IstfUirg Street n Il 4
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Died nt tha residence n ler snn-iu.
Jaw 3ir Ios Z Cough ia ibis district
90 Friday morning tba Bird inst, Mrs.
CAROLINE g ROACH, louaort % the
iate br James Roach, In tho 10Th year
~ Der ago
F-'7F ''F'7i - FIfr H1'i ilrtEfl . tTug ana
perfect mirror end efamg.G d Chris
0eH tarbeauges and iodflu8e. and Ii
wa5 aat strange Cast such liic should
e.o So cLmly sn4 patiently
Yhe beautiful trltuta paiI TO hcr
memory iy har memorable caafes,ar al
Sunday hst fully eyineed tbst such
hfe 3l fgiih, lose and ahld-Hke SIMPLE
e.ty 5f Devotion '6sTe IS gwu best me-
m9fi1 % the sacred presjncts az the
household her character shous With
its briehte light aal initiated its no.
bert Influence, aud her befaBygd chill
aru and Borrowing friends are eousoIed
w tue taith Which points e everlasting
l.te Traly may i b. aaij pl Der. That
death IS but thg crown 81 her He"
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News AND OruEn Nov.sas CoggIvr.
Eb Thothrd Term question has already
satsre1 n'a tha canvass 81 Ohio Ttc
point ~ Issue is whether the Rerubii.
c.a platform hai speak against il 81
gaora H. Tie Ca,iaaaf Comayciol
aya 'ht iftmae-.ss SO prepared %
make The aammisu va that issug. aud
Ii warns tte Republicans thai iIenc
gu tha mI ioa vill BRING them over
ahclmiug 3afeat
Itwouid be gratifying totbc rat.ieif
rome Washington correspondent waald
ascertain Il the Eayy Deputmcnl pre-
SCENTS hiil to scuator Cameron Tor tho
expenses incurred on tho recent trip Of
Senators 9n The steam-yacht pispsfeh
to the Gnif IF Mczjco Cameron yoi.
untecfcd 70 foot tho Bill
Judge Blatehford Inns rendered So.
cisiou IL the Daua attachment raae
Ee holds that lbe supreme Court II the
District of Columbia has no power to
compel The attendance of a witness vbo
resides beyoad It's jurisIisaou,
Oh Sutton, who ea dangerously 81
sapltcd By General Ross 81 Washing
ton few days since is recovering but
Ross has manifested symptoms of in.
sanity and been sent 70 the IDaaue Asy.
luln
George A Ahrcug junior member Of
tbe firm # Stirling Ahrons q Co, Of
Baltimore, committed suicide on Sat-
urday morning by shooting himself
BE cause is assigned for the act
The Times i iuquiring on hehalf 81
the Republican party, what must We
do to be saved 2" selall you've stolen
and give to Che poor, fer Of such, etc.
airs Polk, widow Of Leonidas Polk,
the Episcopalian bishop aud coufsdor-
ate general, died On Saturday a. New
Orleans
The President has not yet accepted
The resignation Of Attorney General
Williams, although there is no doubt
that be viii do 60.
Senator Gordon has expressed the
opinion That REORGANIZATION Of Horace
Greeley by the Democracy was the wisest
political movement Ia our history
CarpNter Of Wisconsin is nomina-
ted By his friends for Attorney General
ia place q Williams, resigned.
The Annapolis Gazette, raises the
names Of Blaine and Hagner for the
Presidency and Vice Presidency in 1876.
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

OrpRaas' coa,tof 81 Nirys County, Sct-
april 80. 1876.
ORDERED BY THE COURF, Tibet Froncis
~ 9 Heale administrator of Edmund @ N,aio,
lgts 81. mary county, Maryland, deceas-
ed, give the notice required by Law 70 the de-
csased's creditors to exhibit their elaitus, aud
that tbs same be published once week Tor
six successive weeks ID The sd Maryg beacon.
Test JAsT u RAlrY,
Register Wills Of SO Mary county.
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now READY

Naa. asa 8, arJ PEERS Nnuabald Mslo-
Hita prsc f0.tthn eaeb Esefy ngmbcf
easuns from ta ste Soag2 Gharuses
tir ~ ihs brs' writer's
Soc. I. Z. B, 3. Rud relega Parlor Ansic r.
Prics % esnt saen Every number eonia.us
several select fiseea by hnkeli Teacher,
ytelht ~te.
Nos rs RIA Creme a "a Creme Prize 90
crsis eaeb Evt-y naubes ranmiHa 81 least
ofu % c'aar sed se'rc, Piano &ase
dag fHs etsps Aa,}3 g1sfpHa, % rSssipf y
tAcmsrksa prief
Address
=. l.. PETERS, 34g broadway, NY
= o. uaS sage.
spdl ~ lgI5-ims
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N0TfCE

in pursuance ofths above order, ! hereby
give notice that I have obtained ifoid the Or
plans Court of s. Mary ceuhty, Maryland,
letters d Admiuistration on The personal estate
OF Edmund g Nealc, late 81 said county, de-
ceased !. All persons having claims against tbe
said deceased are hereby notified TO exhibittbe
same with the ptoper vouchers attached there
70, 70 the subscriber, en- or before the 30th day
OF Oct s7b, they viii otherwise By low be
excluded ffoni all benefits ofthe said estQte.-4
AID persons Indebted to the deceased sre re-.
quested 10 make Immediate payment TO the
FRANCIS G. NEAIE,
Administrator
April 40, t875~Gw
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Business Notice.

NAE the undersigned have formed CO.
W partnership under the style and name Of
SIAiNS d DUDLEY
for the Transaction OF o CENERaL CON-
MISSION Bt5SfFESSst No. 81 Lfg4i Stresl,
baltimore and respectfully solicit The pstro-
nagcso literally extended to tbeold Arm.
r Il S{MNS
HiRdh O DIDLBF,
AaFch Isl 1875.
nArsA II, ls75~tta
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Commencing
Mecharicsyi,ie April 2G, 1875.

~ t*i'tt'#@f ti.5 - i'tit -N3 tEttt
Meaws Editors On Saturday, The
oath inst, the Tgachers Of the North.
en Division Association made somt ini.
portant changes ia their original Con.
stitution and eieeted the following Of
jears, each to aerye oae gear FROM date.
VIZ
President n Clay Dent
President 5amas W. Thomas.
oecrart Miss Mars s. lmoa3
Treasure, Miss Batls Nbun
Their worthy Emuu,r vas present,
aad neglected ~ opportunity % gigiue
u.efu l.uu as to De management 30
tge aeluai
~ q bate hour tbc tusiness being
sil' unfinished. obey adjourned - meet
ou the e5u4 Saturday Ia May
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EBUBLIc SALE

By authority from the 0rphaua
Court Of st. Mary. county, the uuder.
diragned viii se!l al Bilhlee, Tho late
Residence of r Clarence Eeale. dcceas-
ed, on WEDNESDAY, NAY 5th, 1875,
# fair, e MOI. the first fair day lbcreaf-
ter the personal property Of said de-
ceased, eoasting 81 HORSES, CAT
TIE. SHEEP HOGS, POULTRY,
LOT OF CORN, REAPER, MOWER,
CIDER MILF, CARRIAGE, SPRING
WAGON, HOUSEHOLD i KITCu.
EN- FURNITURE
Terme made known on day of sale
+. c. NEAEE,
Administrator
April 20, 1875 it.
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Trustees Sale
or VALUABLE
PATUxENT LAND
IN
st, IVA ary's Co., Md.

EBY virtue Of Decd Of Trust from
ID Richard Tbomss Zsrvona to The
undersigned Trustees, bearing date oftho
lat day Of December ia the year 1878,
aud duly recorded in Libcr J A. G. No.
q folio AIS. &c, o0c Of the Land Re-
cords Of Saint Mary's Couuty, wo will Of
Fec at public sale, st tte Court House
door 10 I4eonardtown, on
Tuesday, the 18th Of May,
1875,
between the hours Of and 4 o'clock. b
N !, The following valuable Real Estate,
70 wit;
An that tract or parcel Of land lying
aud being 10 tho second election district
q Saint Mary's County, Marylsnd, COM
monty called and known ss
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ST. MARY'S BEACON
LaoNAEDToTN, ND.
THURSDAY MORNING, April 10th, 1875.

NEWS AMI VI hfN ANt1lNtS' -He
communication, subject Education, As
eociation," etc, woll-reasoned and
well-written paper, viii find publication
in our next.
We have been requested to state, that
there win be Mass at st. Francis Kay
ier's church at Newtown ON Thursday,
9th Of May, proximo.
We regret to learn that the dwelling
house Of Mr. James Harding, situated
near Mount Zion Church in this Coun-
ty, took fire aud wascntirely coneumeda
few days since, together with almost
his entire furniture.
1t is becoming to be generally be-
lieved, upon what warrant beyond news
paper opinion we know not, that al
though the Supreme Court has had no
formal conference or vote on the Louis
lana case, whicninyolres the constitution
atty Of the endorsements acts, there +
is'oo1 = -. I'm s,y..;, tAs
decision Of Justice Bradley, in the court
below, and declare all this legislation
to be void and withoutany constitution
al warrant. The Court, It is said, will
~ 5o,lo,o4;oa &c ;ts onip;,,,
l'sei ! 'A9 e. tbo nan U7,
ui-''' ~ o,,;,.;-a i INK
'le -, ,,.',5 ~ 5,Id.aa ,rta ~
Z 49, ,i.,'.s..:s,, -. a1ro.d,. hoo,
aoraoa ,,or il Layona rational com.
,,Tohonsia, evsapt uuon the theory
49,. come hartman end Is 70 he sub.
aorrod ~ heaelay, and if a partisan end
or,,4rarlIa bo Court in fbe matter
..3ta,4;o, o aor,t see vhv the
- An 80 .l,,,.,1 Il IN the ma
-. e.l. o..,..;.. ;,,o1e ,vof.or tina
-5.,.,. -, r.r,r-s5 - Il 49,
as5 49, ~ tl,. In. h,,..5e.o co,rts
IN tbcsa late, tinpss are curious ips,iin-
Ton. and tbe epn-a,oa coort is Ameri
cam
t.
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= 49,. 80.
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u, .oa,,lt -. =. l.-~, 1911. !,
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deSires a9olo'''f! ile'"'io ~ 'e'ih' '''''
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TCoMMUNIcArEp.

lIOt'Ntf ~ 4tflSN tl8e nptNiNtA. NAilNAA -
should have done sooner had it not es-
capped my attention, first because Of the
delay Of the mail in bringing it to me
and then By unavoidable absence from
the county.
After reminding you that the cams
paign Of 1875 is approaching, yom cor
respondent politely calls your atten-
ton to the last oyster law and forth
With plunges into a TRADE Of assertion
and abuse, directed against Il the last
legislature and the representatives from
st. Mary your humble servant espe-
cially--that shows him wonderfully pro-
ficiont in that style Of literature.
he says 'Thc oyster law passed Jam
uary session, 1874, is much worse than
no law at all. Why does he not take
the law section By section, point out its
defects, suggest the remedies and 70
prove what he says true, instead Of con-
teutmg himself with bare assertions =?
cit was hatchod withoutregard to what
it might bring forth, How did your
correspondent ascertain that fac He
must be a ineal descen3antof th4 Witch
oS~Endor, ftr surely uone but izard
Of the FIRST water could speak Win such
confdant knowledge Of things hatched
at such a distance cit has driven many
oystormen to the land How? DOES
the law forbid their oysierjne and
given unlimited Observation-Disclosures from
Baltimore and che Eastern Shore If
your correspondent val point out the
section giving such unilmlttd license q
drcdgas from any place whatever /
viii Withdraw from the field and give
him, or the friend IN whose interest he
may be writing my undivided support
for g seat % the next Senate, that this
niqutous law may be properly rended
but, sfs, the assertion b not correct
5no your correspondent cannot tnd ono
line % one word 10 She bill 20 Justify
him ID masking lt; on the contrary
dredging 70 tho waters Of this state ie
Expressly limited q thc Chesapeake Bay
and q part OF Eastern Bay, certain bars
~ the former beng rcsCNVdf8r t1ngors
SIT W worse than No law, because wilh-
ont i 10 could CHECK thc invasion of
our oyster p1gfegss5 aud witb The aw
my nonresident q 81 Gory's autakc
oil the natural beds Sc Wtb what
recS'easnpsH are these charges made /.
l8 81 MOI notorious ihai h.fpfe thy pas.
Sasa Of thc present la8 providing rc-
iac Force fh4i oTe'erswcFg both lrt3ge}
au4 toneei from every river creek aud
.ar IN or about The county ~ residents
aud n"n-reHidauis % tIe State and that
9th citizens oHd olvl. magistrates were
1oncr'ca6 my. dared not Gwen attempt
because Of th.eats againsf tuelr lives
lud property TO arrest the offenders
'pd hriae t"em to justice Z And Is 81
nos equally well Known that the present
.aW forbid and the Police Prevent tAe|
taking ~ o.ataf " amy mahner byau,
persons IL amy river n this State, eS-
.ept by tmgy by citizens VI the coua
ties bordering on said river "Ihe
r"a sha -,ssAia tnlaltmon,
th' the Eastern @ooie' I4lt seemed o.
forget ~. AiHTN &e- Ii ll'ls eharsa
were 'ft'e, .o'id inc a'.fsalieh from
~ Mary ~ litii respons,'iie tor ~
ttai's lA@t liail'haEe hha re itaierh
shore htd same FORTY menteg IN The
House o. Delegates +ua Twelve or Shire
teen lp the Senate therefore able g
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e lasuranee! 80 Insnrancel

TDERSdNS DESTROYS Of having their property
a Insured in the cheap nod excellent home
company known asthe State Of Maryland
Fire Iaseraace Company Of Baltimore.
Maryland, B. q. HARals, President, can be
srouied 10y calling on or communicating with
the Undersigned 81. lnigoes' Posi- Office, ST.
Mary county, Nd
EDWARD 3 ABETI.,
Local Assst.
0sii, lEf4-m@
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PART Of NITTiP0NI.

as divided aud allotted to r. Thomas
Zatvopa. under Bill and proceedings for
PARTITION on The Equity side Of the Cir
cult Court for Saint Mays County 10 tho
case Of r Thomas Zaryona W George
Thomas and others, and containing
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GuanaIlani Guan0.

A M0NG nihas aaiiariaa iaatinaaials
IA received from paF tics who nscd the
Guanhaang iast Fan. attention u called
10 The f5lIowing ftom Thomas II Bond,
Esqr.-"Ihjs + 10 certify that used
Eve tons q tbe 6 UASAHANI GUANO.
s5ll By Felix Feuwies Of leonard
town, On my oorn-lard gbcat last Fall
aud that have lbe most promising crop
10 my nclghborhooi aud tie best ever
had Il Is az ahead Of my alow. Oc-
casionaliy, while drilling The wheat.
shut off the Guano and all those rows are
very Inferior to the rest Of The field
TH0S II BOND.
april l4th. 1915
~ Parties intending to make pur-
chase Of GUANbHANI are notified that
! am the Gully duly authorized Agent for
iis sale ia ibis county and that al ORDERS
Cor t must hereafter b. made through
mo.
JOHN +. FENWTCK,
Sole Agent for ST. Mays Co.
April 20 1873
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800 acres,
more or less.

more OF less.
This land is located on the patuxcut
rigcr. 10 the County aud State Aforesaid,
aud Il part Of iho valuable Estate formers
y osued BY tho late Hon. Richard
Thomas
II borders directly upon the Patuxcns
River aud ia Immediately adjacent 70
Millslene harding, 81 Naieh psxee tlig-
Weem's line 81 Sigamers call On their
iriweak'y trips % aud ffom Baltimore.
Tho land Is 10 fair state Of caltiVn-
lion and Improvements, bus large amount
Of spare
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TIMRER


upon Il, aud is well adapted to the growth
d she staple products Of this section Of
the State
The timber lies within very short
distance Of pavigable water aud can 30
placed 10 market at . vory smallaxpeuse.
Tbo improvements upon shc property
consist of TWO TENEMENT HOUSES
aud a BARN
The superior advantages which tho
Patuxent River affords for tho production
Of
OYSTERS
is SO we'll known that we deem It unne-
eessary to make special reference to thcm,
bu, the location Of this properly from its
proximity to one Of the lsaliDg steamboat
landings makes il peculiarly valuable to
those Wishing to engage in the oyster
trade.
The location is healthy ard CONVENE
ant, and the neighborhooa pleasant and
agreeable
This land is we'll waiercd, and the soil
sell adapted to tho culture Of fruit.
The Patnxcnt Fall fisheries have been
extremely productive and profitable du-
ring the past several years, and no bet
ter location can be selected By any one
DESTROYS Of engaging in them,
TIE TERMS OF SALE.
as prescribed by the Deed Of Trnst, are
All The purchase money in cash on the
day Of sale
When the purchase money shall have
been paid. the Trustees win execute deed
to the purchaser, free, clear and discharged
from al the claims Of the parties 10 this
caase and those claiming BY, from Of
under them.
JOHN w MITCHELL.
ROBERT @ COMBS,
Trustees
April %. 1s75---ts.
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Worm KNOWING The ScieatiJic 1mer-
ica1 says Clubs and pals saturated
with glyeerine viii not shrink and dry
mp, the hoops win not fall of, and there
viii BE- no necessity for keeping these
articles soaked Butter tubs keep fresh
and sweet, and can be used second
time.
Mrs. Egarts said to Mr.. Eyarfs the
other morning Get Up and open the
hampers, Williams" and Mr. Evarts
said absently, turning over for another
nap, Your honor will please note ny
exception
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HIGHwAYMEN IN BROOKLYN.

pARISG ATTEMPT Al BoBBERF IN BEoAD DAY
L1GET-A PLUCKY CITIZEN KEEPS Five
TEJJyFS AT BAY WITH PAVING STONE.
daring bat unsuccessful attempt AZ highway
rouoerJ was made IN Brooklyn yesterday after.
nOoa by gang OF thieves, three OF wnem are Ia
custody. The robbery was attempted at about
hall-paEt tWo O'clock. AS Nj. Tomas MulIn, OF
No. ~ Myrtle avenue, was passing along Concord
street IN the direction OF ms residence, near
Hudson avenue, ne was suddenly surrounded Dy
I'VE men. Two Ol then approaching him rom the
rear. seized ais arms ana held him WnHe their
con fe0Crares attempted 10 rob him. One or
them caught hold VI MS gold watch cnaln win ire
intention OF puiung tne umcpicce from
nis pockeG The chain broke, however. Mr
BuIin after severe struggle, succeeded
10 freeing himself from The gTaBp Or
the nignUsymeD. he endcavOred go escape b.
running ont they followed him so closely that he
was Obliged 20 defend himself win = large paving
stone ihat ne picked up in the street. Win
this weapon ne Scpt she shelves az BAY
ioT feW moments, when number Of citizens
10 nignt. Tue occurrences Was reported
% the police and Roundsmeu COrnei ana DOwncy
subsequently, arrested James Cullen, aged twenty
one years Patrick Ha1dey, eyed nineteen years,
and Pnllp trainer, aged eighteen years The
prisoners, uhom Mr.. Mulin mennned az three o.
she men ybO assaulted him, we're captured ia
Prospect, near Fulton sTees. Tney we're Locked
up az the Myrtle avenue police station 70 await
examination before Justice. Riley. The police
have CieW 30 tue Two remaining members Of the
gang aud AOpe soon 20 enect their arrest.