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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-04-12

This is n Home Company, gotten up
expressly i'll the interest of the citizens
,f Southern Maryland, to enable them
10 overcome the difficulties they expe-
rienced in procuring Insurance in the
ordinary Insurance Companies, with II
majority Of its Directors well known in
that community.
1t has been in business now over four
years. al losses accrued. and they have
been unusually large, hare been faithfully
and promptly paid, which is our best
guarantee tor the future.
The plan adopted is the safest and
cheapest known in Insurance, and af.
foris To all Insurance at its exact cost,
aud ought to be encouraged BY all who
wish to protect themselves against loss
or damage by ere.
II those interested will get it their
patronage and interest themselves in
the increase Of its business, in n few
years it will rank among the largest In.
surance corporations in MARYLAND, a
crsdit and benefit to all, and an honor
to the State.
GEO. A. SIMMS,
General Agent for st Mary's co.
June 20, lS73-tf.n
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-04-12

Hcisley's Samaritan Liniment il earning
splendid reputation, especially in old chronic
cases Of Piles and Neuralgia. Its power yer the
inhanled aud irriist~d surfaces and diseased
nerves seems almost fabulous. d has cured cases
Of Piles where the outward professions were a.
s'inc. !, gives immediate relis< There Is noth-
ing al all like il; 50 don't be pat ca with any-
thing else. For sale by WA. J. Edelen 4 Co.
Leona<dtown, Nd.
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4Encenased By the psbaic appreciation Il IL
e6ort 70 make frss-cia0 indcpendcnt Journal,
the Publisher Of the Gazette has perfected such
arrangenients n win maintain its present stand
ing in advaAce Of any othQ newspaper in nslti-
niores The fearless ana aggressive tone Of It's cdr
torisl comments will be continued, and the vari-
ETY. Of its reading matter will be an additional at
traction to the general reader. II will be indie
pendent in all things and neutral in nothing
and will unsparingg denouncc the wrong and
commend the good, NO matter What men or party
may be affected By It's action. Its constantly in
creasing corps of special corresp ndents includes
able representatives at all che prominent news
centres in the country, who keep its readers fully
informed Of all current events. Its reliable
Washington correspondence, heretofore marked
feature, will be found 70 Be gilmore than ordinary
interest during the pseseat year, ~hile the nsxs
nom all parts Of tho world furnished by the Asso-
ciated Press, will be presented daily In succincs
and attractive form. The excellence ofits local. r.
nancial, commercial maritime and miscellaneous
departments will be rigidly maintained Partic-
ulsr attention will be paid to Maryland news,
and that II the sdiuinitR sfStcs. The Gass(ls d
published in beautiful and attractive form, and
no effort will be spared TO keep 1t, in every re-
spect, in the front rank Of american journalism.
The Daily Gazette, pages, IS columns pay
able ID advance, s. 90 yenr,a 81 2s tor six
months, 81 IS for three months, or co CENTS
month, postage prepaid st this office.
Thex Weekly Gazette. in addition to the brigh-
est ana best features Of the daily issue, cout.sis
all the news Of the week carefully collaicd. ],
is filled with domestic and foreign news. special
correspondents, able and fearless editorial COM
rnents, and interesting literary selections. II Il
prepared with special siew to make il health
fsl, vigorous, elevating aud instructive famiiy
newspaper, and embraces every department found
in a first-class weekly journal. II is one of III.
best and cheapest newspapers in the country.
Terms in advance, Que dollar year, postage
prepaid at this Office. No subscriptions received
for shorter time.
Address The GAZETTE
Dec. 81, 1875. Baltimore. Nd.
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aa8f lxvrxToas.
wtSsoure paienn in all csuatrses.. Es 49,
rueGnT vxn m ApvAsCx. No charge unlssa IL
patent Is granted. No I've Tor making prrlini.
nary EXAMINATIONS. No additional tees fcr OBJ
tnfnisg and eosdur<ing Fvhsariag. Special AZ
tention given - luseference Casrs hesore she Pa
tent Once, Extensions befcse Congress, Infringe
ment Suits in different States and all litigation
sppestxining TO lnvcntions or Pa,eais. Sgxp
SsAhr Foe PAMPHLET srrSs rria INSTRUCTIONS.
Cxfrxp SrArEs CorRys AND DErARrxRxn.
Claims prosecuted in the Supreme Court % The
United Ssafe< Court Of Claims, Court Of ceua-
nissioness Of Alabama Claims, Southern Claims
Commission, and all elasses Of wAr claims bs1ore
The Executive Departments.
ARREARS OF Par Ass Bogxry.
FOtS1cxks, sotpixss, and sAiIoss Of theias< wSs,
q their heirs, are in many casrs entitled TO mo-
ny fsc9 - Govenhenk q VIA - hays
knuelsdgs awxitsfka htsxy Z sr,ice,
Enciose stamp and . fuli reply, sfkr examine
ton, will be given You withoat charge. a
@sl 8 Pnn6n. 4IsF$
rstcrned, orJstma in Dc bate -. howeve'
slightly, are ensielea To- saa can eoAin pen
Son.
NuukU State VB1BRAk kAS0 WINE
Coatested Land Gases, Private Land Claius
Mining presumption, and HOMESTEAD Casa. pres
ccuscd before the General Land Once and De
pastSaeat Of he Intexiue.
LAID WAMAx1E.
wepAy cash for Bounty Land Warrants and
Ne invite corf0pondesce with all parties having
sny for sale, and give fun and implicit insfruc
lions where assignmenis are imperfect.
We conduct our business in separate Bureaus
having shereie the clerical assusanes Of stae AM
experienced lawyers, and give our closes, pcrso
nal supervision 10 every important paper prepsrrS
all business sntke,ef us.~ Address
Nhx "a ?. ucsy, ATroaSxxs,
WASHISGTON, d. c
Any person desiring information as to tn
standing and responsibility OF the mcmters O
the hfni viii, on re4uessa be furnished witty.
satisfactory reierence In his vicinity OF congres
sional district.
Dr.. u, ls7s-tf g.s.i * 81
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%OUCH!

Irharts the old fosy dealers. They squcai at
i the low prices we sell our Stoves.
NJ. Editor We want YOU To proclaim that
we arc STILL AHEAD ~ Low PRICES.
Our foundry Is right in the midst of the Coal
and Iron region Of Pennsylvania, therefore We
can MAKE STOVES cheaper than any other foun-
dry, sri We will sell them At retail at Wholesale
pric-S.
We are AHEAD rs QUALITY. wsu.enoue
but the hes; No. Iron, and employ the hes,
mechanics VIC can get
We are AHEAD ~ our TINES cooS" for
QUICK BAklNG. IL took the Gold Mcd,lover
oil CO npc,itors, baking III lbs. Of Bend in a
minutes from the time oflishting the tire and
ooly used lhs. Of wood.
II YOU wan, the Best Baker,
The largest Oven,
The Heaviest Iron,
The Bes; Fitted Stove
Buy the TINES COOK,
We guarantee every one: IL does no, Rake
took. Draw or give satisfaction. YOU NAV re-
tarn IL and we win refund the money.
Tho only place 20 buy them is at
90 y, Cay Street,
last above the Bridge. TO no; forget the No
D. It's between Froa, Stree, and The Bridge
The number is
SO. 90. 90.
WI II. GLUCK.
90 ". Gay Street.
BAL TINORE
=. S.-As the city Of Baltimore /. heipr
Hoodcd with Stoves made in our Peni,euiisry
by couviet labor, we would particularly warn
and csution our friends to he verv careful wber.
they hay--io ask who makes the Ssovcs- in
fact. come dircc; TO % y. Gay Sire, fer infor.
NATION. Oct. 5, ls16-6m.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-04-12
FOR REGISTER or Wills.

Mcssrs. Editors Please announce JOIINB
ABELL, Esq. MS . candidate for the positiou.c
Register Of Wills for st. Mary's county at d
election in 1879 and say that he will be ward
supported by the people OF the eoantr, generalH
/ Sept 81, 1875 The People
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-04-12
FOR SHERIFF.

With many thanks TO my numerous frietris
fss aheir liberal support. again announces ~
self as a candidate tor the Sheriffalty in ls1I,
and ask the support OF my friends and fellow
ciiizens.
ZACIIARIAH MATTlNGLY.
Nov. II, leI5n
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-04-12

sGhdued By HEISLEY'S SAnAxzrAS LxunxF,
and IL never fails 10 hene1s sssa the worst caars
II ehrOaie Rheanasism- Doa'th< put 81 Win
az 0shs. For safe By Vim. J. Edeiea q Co..
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-04-12
Hf,slEy's slnksl1kx IMMINENT afford. i'm

mediate relief 10 Rheumatic and Neuralgia Aaec-
tons; il is also an effectual remedy for colds,
rehrile and infsmasory attaeks 1rsed as .
gargle and applied externally TO tie threat. IL
is a sovereign remedy for Diphthcria, QaipH or
inflammation Of The Tousil Glands. Pr Pill
Wounds, Bruises, Sprains Rurns Bee-stinea In
sect or Snake-bises Chilblains Freef-hiiss, csked
Breasts Swollen Glands In short all ailm7ss-
whether affecting man or beast-which rqsirs
external applications TO allay infsmatiOn and
soothe pain, II. s. l.. cannot be excesled. For
sale by Vim. J. Edelen 4 Co., Leonsrdtey n,
Nd. s.a
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-04-12

rot NEED NOT SUFFER FROM PAIN. ONE
HOUR after reading this aassssissansns~--ces .
bottle Of Hsisseys Samasitan Liniment and re
what marvellous power Il has upon tAe nerves
in Neuralgia and Tcoshache. For sale BY WIN.
J. Eden b Co., Leonartovn n, I'd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-04-12
The Big Brown Store.

ARGE new stock just received for the Fall
- trade.
PRICES LOW.
nvuTS AND SHOES. Largo, sne stock.
= eaoapea "a tar eOsS,y. Cab sss .cs
NEW STOCK or CLOTHING. Good and
~ prices iow.
Ew STOCK OF DRY GOODS. CLOTHS
~ and kERSEYS. Come aus. learn the price
NEW STOCK OF HATS. verr snc.
~ New stock of TN WARE a, reduced
prices.
oLENTY Of goods and u,cre coming. Cs..
y ssi esy. We will sell JOB LOTS Of good,
sisr o. lOrey than they they can he procured
from Baltimore. 4. 4. LAWRENCE,
Lrcuardsomr
sept- ~, 's'e-u. .r...s.. Nd
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-04-12
there Is NO scRF g on

Bruise or Sprain, letter, Itching or Infamma
ton. that Heisleys Samaritan Linimen, viii no;
.llevis<e INSTANTLY. For sale ty wmJ
Esielen 1 Co., Leonardtown, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-04-12

Since Aches and Pains to Us are sen
A Cure is sure bv using
UEISLEI7S SAMARITAN LLyINEyT!
HEHLEy's SAMARITAN LiSlEENT
cures Pills,
HRssLsy SAMARITAN LiSsNsSr
cures Rheumatism,
fiEslEY SAMARITAN LiSiNESr
cures Neuralgia,
HEisLEY's SAMARITAN LININENT
cures Sprains,
rIEIsIEY's SAMARITAN LiSIsESr
cures Bruises
HEIsLEy SAMARITAN IASrHENrs
cures Felons'
HEmLEY's SAMARITAN LiSrNEAr
cures Headache,
HEnlEY's SAMARITAN LININEHr
cures Toothache,
And is sold by wm. J. Edelen 4 Co., Leonard
own, Md.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-04-12
No HartshOrn, ca eI" .as",

Opium, Chiorosorm, Peppermint, Turpentine,
Crasete, Cayenne or Ginger in Hesley's Sauna
ritan Liniment. This new and wonderful vege-
sahle pain destroyer is entirely dierenf from all
others For sale by VIM. ]. Edeien Co.. Lees 1
ardtow.n. Nd La
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FOR SHERIFF.

Mss,r, E3i,ors-Please announce j. FRANK
SMITH. of 81. Inigoes' district, as a candidate
for the Sherihalty in 1877 and ask Tor him me
support Of his friends and the people. generally.
chap,ico.
April -, lss6.n
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-04-12
FOR SHERIFF.

Asssrs. Editors Please announce in your
paper wM. FRANK FORD, ofthe FACTORY dis
trict as a candidate for Sheriff and state that he
will receive the hearty and general supporkof
the people of the
|. April 20, lsI6.-n Factory District.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-04-12

No pain endured BY man or woman kind can
possibly eqpal the exquisite agony Of > neuralgia
TIC: in all such cases we have ample evidence 10
prove that Heisleys Samaritan Linimeni gives
ins;an, relief in even the most aggravated chronic
cases We have had a wonderful experience with
/; IN Neuralgia and Piles. For sale by Wn.
Edelen 4 Co. Leonardtown. Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-04-12
FOR TIE SENATE.
FOR CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT.

Atssrs. Ehfors.-please announceDr. l..
SUTTON as the Republican eandidatefor Gle
Of the Circuit Court for 81. Mary's county at G
election in 1879 aud SAY that hc will receive Q
warm supper, Of his party and friends In 4
April 20, ls16n. Chapiico District. 4
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-04-12

II AvING located myself in Bahi-
J. i more. at ~ Hanover Street, four
doors from Lombard, respectfully so-
licit continuation of the liberal pa.
tronage that have received heretofore
from the citizens Of s.. Mary's. shall
endeavor to execute nv work in the best
ulannera and upon the mostiiberalterns,
I shall visit the county at different Pc
RODS of the year, when due notice will
be given.
Very Respectfully.
PAGE EDMUNDS.
Der 2S, 1S75--tf.n
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-04-12
! Fire! Fife!
DWELLINGS, Furniture Barns,
- Out-houses, Farm Produce, &C.,
&c., insured on the Mutual Plan BY the
STATE OFMARYLAND
MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company
OF BARRYMORE.
Office No. II South Street, r
B. @. HARRIS, President

DIRECTORS:
s. Fl. Caughv, of Noah Walkers Co.
Philip I. George, of George & Jenkins
T. ID. Anderson, of Anderson & Bro.
John Stack, Carpenter and Builder.
Hon. George Brent, Court of Appeals
George p. Jenkins, Charles county.
]. Il. B,llenger, st. Mary's county.
B. q. Harris, Il" "
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Boarding.

MFRS. J. c.. MILBURN, formerly
M Of St. Mary's county, has re-
moved from No. 80 Hanover 81, Co 1876
W. Lombard St, between Sharp and
Liberty. aud 10 prepared 70 receive rer
mauent and transient Boarders
Jan 3, l870-tf.n .-, -.
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NOTICE

TRANSPORTATION 4 ENTERTAINMENT
j nj reasonable rats can lie had by parties IN
transRs to and from Baltimore At Forrest yaaf!
Ter Patuxent steamers bv calling on
JOHN n. BgCKLER
Nov. g. lsfS-G Forests wharf Nd.
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Weems' Transportation Line.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
zssarzfEsS

the steamer Mary Washington twea.h.
er permitting) will lrun as follows:
Leave Pier slight street wharfevery FRIDAY
morning at $50 o'clock, for the Paiuxent river,
via Fair Haven, Plum Point and Governors Rus,
& far up as Hills Landing, calling a. all LAND
ings on the Pataxent except Pafksr's and Plan
tiers.
Will leave Hills Lsnding every MONDAY
usorning, pioroeding a. farsnp a Dukes; Aill
leave Dukes wharf at 8 o'clock TUESDAY
mornings for Baltimore.
Freight received II Pisr No. Light stree,
wharf on Thursdays only.
HENRY WILLIAMS, Agent.
8. II. FORBES. Superintendent.
Office lis Light street wharf.
Feb. 8, 1877.
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FOR THE SENATE

Messrs Editors-iou will please annsu nee JAS.
II. WILSON, Esqr., as a candidate Tor the Sen
ate in 1877, and say that he will be warmly
supported by the people generally.
Oct 81, 1875.
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Mach q. ls77Ata.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-31
THE CONEY IsLiND SMASH UP.
Arrest Of the Engineer. and FIaeman- Mirac-
uious Escapes.

In connection with the collision bo, ,voon
=,
Manhattan Beach and Bay Ridge train at
tho parkville crossing on Sunday evnufu,,
~, 20 ''.u.".'
James van zen. engineer on inc prospect Park
road. John Lashcr. ilagman. and Anton Strang.
onyiu,,r 81 ,I,n Manhattan H.. nnb ,r,t,, ,,..,.,
-, 10. -. l..,tA, .'.,.-, Wv
arrested lat' on SUNDAY hlght loi criminal care
lc~sncss. They were taken before Justice
pio,u, voet,r,Ioy p,lico rnn,,i,, No,toit...
-. ~, '''i "P-
p'"r'hE us 'hc '"hpl"'h"n ihe case was
nd inururd until Auy II and tho prisonrra ra
Iaas,,,l ON tb,ir iu,Iividunl rn,nyufz,,,.
III" WI ''''i ',,'''' ,,'"'" =, '''1'n'os'
Inc traih on w" PROSPECT fark Inc was an
express on its way to the island. Ii left the l.tot
nj Grncn,nod nt c.qi u NJ and ,vas n,,,i,,., -,
-, ~ ~ 80, "i'''"- az
n'th .peru as II h'arcu 'ho I"rKVillr junction.
Tho Bay Ridge train was on its way to the island
10 brip,, ~, ,ass,.n,,,re mem I, h,Ih,,, ,.,
.,.'.' '"H Wy ~ -, :, law ou' 'Wo
passengers on board. IL waited Tor twenty
minutes at the siding close 10 the junction for
the IN trnin from the island. A. mis- trnin
r,.soi thn t,sh.r ,,o a,,,,,,, -, 49,,
white nag a. a signal to move on. He did not
see the approaching train until the engine and
Wv '''", mus ''''' "'''' Wv '"~ln' anu
ON car were air'auy az 'l' 'ros9'h'' lhen he
waved the red flag. but the engineer was look
in, the othcr w,v Tho n.,,,nn, shn,,ad :,
i'. ,- ''' 49, ~ -'."" s'ou'ou "
MN ~ stop. Then as M "nsine"r saw the
coming tram he put on iull steam Ia run ahead.
II n'inE i"2 la'g 10 ,r,rk, nul me lo,or,,9,tive
IMrN IRAN snNs my ne urn 81 on siWm
lo'omotiv.. was So Great that ii shot ahead nm.
c,ecS,, ~. Mf.N tlri ana Ms hrrncn jumped
on Ike rnFlnr sn'n.nni inl! the ear on M
nmt "T,'s NON w arr ui ,'~ own lr9in. ana
irar'i from ~, Track. turned about. and fell On
MS -id.. n.Hl,! ln ~" 'llnsit" direction II WIS
t3'n Hn.. ~ tl' ''l Son. IL steam, sroah-
co. ana iull'd. "ni. although crppi.d. lis ma
r 81, ry inn.i f. nov rapidly Tire cars
~ W. N'iIW"h b.''h H., were broh"n To
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PROB.fBLE LOSS or LIFE.
Almost n Certainty that Three, and Possibly
Five, rcrson. reri.hcd In - FIrr.

Just before o'clock this morning fire was
seen in Charles Eoscnbaum's millinery store.
at II Division street The building was two
stories high. very old. and contained much
wood work. Before the lremon came the ilamos
has burst through the front. and were seen curl
ing about the scc,nd-story window. On this story
kosrnbaums family slept. and the neighbours
were Mortified at their danger. 1t became
known that Mr. Roscnhnum and his wife had
gone to picnic but the ncighbors difcr
in their stories as to whether they took all the
children or not. Some said that the two eldest
boys accompanied their parents. but nearly ali
agreed in saying that two if not three
oil the children and two servants
remained. If 50 their death is certain
Mr.. Hirst, n neighbor, seen Mr.. and Mrs l,oscn-
baum at the picnic. They had no children with
them. The children were Joseph. aged Il:
Jacob II, Martin 3 Charles Z, and a girl badly
not II year old No one was seen to - ape.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-31
4MfSI'HfNTS.
Miss Boyle ns Juliet.

ne nr"Nhl'nt ucSlfc Ot our young act
rossc> To- play Jiio indicates at least an ambi-
tion that is rrnscworthy for to play Shake
spcare's Juiie well il Ia do Il noble and beauti-
ul work. But the wide gap between the intent
and the accomplishment has SO far, un-
fortunately. been uuhridgod by anything hui
the Kind Imagination II friends. Notone Of tho
many Inspiring and intrepid Jnheis who made
their dchuts during the past season has
shown us that poetic enthusiasm which
in a novice can supply the want Of stage expert
cn'e and mature Intelligence. Miss Boyle. the
lnt'st and the youngest VI them all. came last
might az Booths Theatre which WIS specially
eneac Il for the experiment. and il must hc ue-
kuowlrdgcd that she was in some respects
what her friends predicted she would be-.
nm exception 20 the rule OF the season
Special emphasis had boon laid upon her youth
1T Is claimed that sh" is only fourtcrn--a cir
cumsinncc that WIS supposed to hcightcn
the interest Of her appearance. II IT did
not enhance the merit Of her Efforts But
the happy similarity u age in the character and
the actress WIS dwelt upon 10y tho manager
without reference to the fact that J,iia was an
italian girl, warmed by n southern sun into
early maturity. and rounded to the fun passion
of w1manhood by circumstances. 1t would.
pnrh'ps ho comprehensive and lust
develops In the t"St from liz syo't
inno~nr" AMI frankncss of chli To- the
Wl.hn Wnn" W. are coniempail ng
h'r IS y. ION ihm other hand. Ri. Us her
uA o. i' tlfI 'ni. There Is sourthin. su-
prom" Is q srrd IN thus calling intention to tho
'' On" .ir's' .n y r'i" wh.r. thc drHuH-
ir' i1.iHfuu-. v q er'-arlni III" ord rrry
i..H- 90 f'' lepn'm., and given H. Jon
.nul n-. 'nt. "urrf h.fer.tl.,v the Growth.
n r. .I.f
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-31
THE MOST DUTIFUL or HrsBiNDs.
According Ia his Story. Assisting his wife la
Procuring Divorce.

Louise Blanche Matoreon Is seeking for
divorce from Arthur J. Waierson charging
marital inild .y and cruel treatment. She
n5yel for ai.s.ony ralissc suit saving
that her husband was in receipt of 81 Opua year.
In opposition, Mr. Wuter-on suys that his WIFE
has been too int mate with Michael Tuomcy. Tho
husband ayers that ut one tic"hiS wiletold HIM
To pack his trunk and go. and thai a. went. hut
that upon oN riurns from her hc returned %
ms home. Sho H-1ln todd HIM io go. aud hr wont
again. A. 20 her chHr-f of his vlulut on ot !.
marital VOWS. he ,uv~ Tina; his wife told i'm that
sh' lnuei sri q divorce from nm. bat tnHi heed Il
NOT know how 4 INoror rnuI 4 hn pro urril and
She told lm that b" must pul himself in iuo
wrong. When Nn rem n~ir.trl !. She ~uIt that ID
would mot he ma No against lN~ reputation. be-
being man She hHdo him 20 en 60 her lfVy.r
and he did SD. AMI WIS told o. %" ON "a certain
corner 40 "a certain huur IA tl" rN' utng and 20
th"n'" tor cert in rou~r. nm thai witness
would he there. H. wnutip ihe house aui WIS
uNr' ten minutes hut saw un of Oh" inmates.
NrS. Mntrsln ami her col.u~"i deny all TINS.
Jui g. Van liruut regarded ihr cNli'n go as i,O
euAil cuns that hr sent the case toa referee.
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II. B. CLAFLIN 4 CO. HEARD.
4 fIRW nv HHf'H THhY lost Sry nun
DRIED 1HOUsIND DOLLlEs.
Their side Of the Three Hundred aud INV
Thousnnd Dollar story +. NamIin's
Services as an Evangelist In Boston.

Their Side OF the Three Hundred aud rtnv
Thousand Dollar story r. HamIin'-
Services "s an Evangelist In Boston.
Mr. william S. Dunn Of IT. u. Clanin n CO..
readily gave reporter Of THE sun a history Of
the dealings Of his house with IIamlin Hale &
| Co. Of Chicago apropos OF the chsrscs that arc
made in the affidavit OF +. n. llamlin Mr. Ham
Inns AFFIDAVIT ayers that after IIainlin Hale 4
Co. failed in 1871. owing to the grcat nrr they
wrongfuly paid to Clanin Co. $3.50 900 that
should have been divided pro rata among all
the creditors. Mr.. Dunn began his narration
with an emphatic denial Of the point at ISSUE
For some years previous to the Chicago fire. he
said. Clann & Co. had been doing large bust
ness with Hamlin, Hale a. Co.. and when the
latter was burned out in the fro thn New York
house held $500 GOO Of the Chicago firms paper
Mr.. llamlin came on. the fire having BANKRUPT
ed the firm. 10 arrange n comprom So, and pre-
scnted accounts showing his Indebtedness to
Clailin Co. 10 br sSOO.OUO. hut the difference Of
100000 the latter had sold in open market,
with their endorsements and considered that
they had nothing to do w.ih it. They agreed
therefore, to compromise nj the rate OF nny
cents on the dollar ON the half million worth Of
paper owned hy them. but refused to make any
agreement AZ 10 the balances; that Mr.. Hamlin
was lcn TO settle with the purch ascrs of the
paper.
This was in November. 1871. shortly after the
fire. when. owing TO their books and papers
having been burned. and therc not hav-
ng n'rn tlmc Tor close calculation, Ham
I'm. Hale Go. were not entirely sure
rs To tn" cAHct amount OF tlrir assets and
liabilities Two months later they found
that MY cents on the dollar WIS more
than they could pay at that time aud TO give
Them opportunity to at up To their agreement
IN ,he lil9rc Hahn Co., syc them $4,000
Il, huunrll ~ another partner to the new firm,