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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-08

a snFss gaf tat Cur sarsn;Bss In regard 10 she
SsuAMlHisy ofthe party, wm. rhas. Young, who
ssas Mssy loagga IN jnil bsias The thssf of he
saansiRg hurus sfgm Psinrs G~orEe's cOausy ere
essrs<a. Dssseslss sfeAIssssA. 10 company with
slr wafls<, shrgwnss q The stolen hOrse, arrived
d saF Ts1h - Tsesday, s-sning l@st, b. the
sss3zw gshs ". 1hsn1soA. and imneaiAssly
prpumasd - &c nj. NJ. Waller rsepgnised
ssss nnrzs e enc wAe nd hesa IivinE with IN,
mma wAe diArTszred eAeaa the tine n lhe al
bsreA ssnAslnx. Afssr soms auessioning, Yoang
sa~isssA shs mtps rsFsAs eesResxs NJ. Wal
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-08
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HFrFENF rNfffT HTE
III BALTIMORE -
ENCOURAGEMENT FOa 1878.

The Publisher takes pleasure ln aunouncfnf
that The Gazette, for 1913, wili he more thai
ever n newspaper for THE people. u will l,e HE
aim 20 constantly EEenafhen Us corps OF writer,
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pendent III everything. neutral IN nothing, OPP
posed 10 all monopoIieF and the incorporating
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vOeate Of econOmy ans selnem IN every depart
meat Of g0vefnment, and WillieaFiesaly roHdehfn
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-08

ErrrcTs OF THE CREAr FIRr

EpFEGTs OF THE GREAT FIRE AT
THE PATENT OETIcE AT WAsHIHGTpH.
TIE written testimony Of officers and
men ofthe Washington Fire Department
- also Of The, metropolitan. Police Force,
and among whom are Chief Engiaeer
Martin ICronin, Assist Engineer VIM
o. Drew, Louis p. Lowe and samuel
D. Mackey, foreman, and Lieutenanis
Greer. Johnron. Acton and Noonannis
10 the eject that 10 consequences Of the
severe over-exertion. exposure and dan
ger 70 which they were subjeclsd dur
sag- ths-fFes mauy of the officers
and men were seriously disabled, and
met With painful seeidents. such as cuts,
bruises Fpraipss Rheuuiaiicl psft5s Stid-
ness. swellings, etc,. all Of which were
most promptly and surprisingly cured
by The use OF KesIer's Roman Liniment.
Chief Engineer Cronin pronounees and
recommends the remedy as The best he
ever used. -. = 49, ...rf sara. VT
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-08

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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-08
-R0AR DlNG.

Ne. ia askssSa ~ Bssssesd Lee iss., Ban
REns. n. r. SMITH. formerly Of Sc. Eary's
" eOsssy, haying femoved 70 the above
dwellin9s 10 pEepaFed g. aeeomaseaaiep eEmament
aad sgmnsiant hoaFdeFs on Fean1H@ble terms. A
es1l from the tEbEelipg FnhiieSs respectfully So
satss. Asg. >, Ie7T-sm
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-08

.3SST1E 1lTab , Htuo@ S.ut .oI
~ You can buy anything In the Sewing
Maehipe Iine CO the established and reliable o.
soxp I'VE. Co., II " Gar STREET, BArTINosx,
lower than anywher else in the connirr, Among
oaiBef inaaeeme1ts, they gssrehtes al Mmshines
ge1gs, ard furnish ail assnchmtass ffee iSsit
:, - Send for thsir rev ilIiasrsied casslekne.
Mailed free 10 any address. They sell Grst-claw
machines from SO 10 $40. Thar repuaaticp for
fAir dealing 10 well known TO many 81 your best
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-08

EsrAnLlsHKD 1884, 81 = sunt
R.S.&A.P. LACEY, .attOrReys-af Lag
sac Ssrsnsk Sired, Ksskiagtem, D. @.
- lAsnnseAs -

EHTmWyuABs
NFururs patents "a FL cuunllIes. No AT
Tosz 81 fzS 81 xbFxAcN 40 thske unless the
pal III granted IA Ae ~ msNlng prslimi-
nass s2sInaiions. 10 s5iillsAzl fees for OBJ
tai1.n8 nAa spnlaeaifg let-
tent 8NIee Extensions before COn9reHA Syringe
NEE ISaiEs "a d'a1l<ui EsA.e4 1a1 - litigation
apps6lainihe 10 IaEesllpns IS Natents. SEND
500 rDa - asfmK eiYEHa g1ith RuCTioNs.
& UxIrRD szzfxs G6ra4s xxD DKrAh sukxTs.
kclaIHss pkosecnted IN The Supreme Court ofthe
United STAIRS; Court ~ Gains, Court Of Com
missioners of Alabauia Claims, Southern Claims
Commission, and all NSes Of war claims before
the Executive Departments.
.leq y AaRsARsoE Par ASDTBOgSEg. sdT
OTFlcKRs, soLDIEns, and SAILORS Of thelats war.
or their heirs, are IN many cases entitled 70 mo-
ney from the Goyerument Of which they bare
no knowledge. Write full history5 Of sesice
and sta.s amount ofpay and bounty Received.
Enclose stamp, and full reply, after examine
ton, will be given ron without charge.
tsq-r.syfaa, PEKsIoEs.y Isl,If.s. 5IT
All oFVTcERs, soIDTERs, %nd SAILORS wounded,
returned, or injured in the late war however
slightly, are entitled to, aud can obtain pen
sion.e AL ~ taa Isr- fssapaaI sds 0sia
UxrTED STATES GExERAt LAND ovvIcs.
Contested Land Cases, Private Land Claims,
Mining pFeenption, and HOMESTEAD Gases, pros
ecuted before The General Land 0eiee and De-
parEn4Mf oE&ks 2aAers6g. , 81 y Ak n
LAND WARRANTS.
We pay cash for Bounty Land Warrants, ard
ne invite correspondence with 81 parties haying
any Tor sale, and give Gull and implicit instruc-
tons wheEe asaiguuaepts are impwfecEsEi
we eon6net our business ii separate Bureaus,
having therein the cierieal assistance Of able and
experienced lawyers, and give our closest persO-
nal npervision % every important papeF prepared
n each ease pFomptest attention thus secured 70
all business entrusted aEs, Address fNS bat
rs. &AP. uEENs AEToaFEEa,
WASHINGTON, d. G.
AnY person desiring information as to the
standing and responsibility Of the members o
the firm viii, on request,. 10 FURNISHED with .
sat!sfq@oE1 rskrenee b gEs vkinisy ~ Qpnsres-
sionaI district.
Dec. IL. Ie76-tf.-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-08
roR cLERK or LEE cIReuIr CoURr.

Hs..,, f:s:ss,.. !IFIsS.. .asmsoaaoer. cspt.,p
JOHN n. GRAVES as suifabIe candidate fcF
Clerk II the CiFcait Court Tor s.. Mays county
~ the election in 1879, aud Say that be will be
cordially supported By fhe people of The coaGty.
Nov "a ls51s1-z MR. si1Fhs DlSiElst.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-08

xAas haseaisaf 81 81 Village. o. 10th SEXES.
eaachEsg 90 sfirss efsAzssssA<rs. net n large
nMmAsn a . hesRisahls rwiArnrs nf Mr.sRe-
seean FsnwsEk On SATURDAY, nigtR lAss 70 s=Ss
Kasly sss,Dnm w - az&s9sr thsss eE5oy-
mpes Tmusaza adAlssf Q gasfssaFrs lzas ais-
xaeRea - 4ssF $50 = Rsli sEssS - shhfon-
lapkNFS 80 ID shaaaxzuAs $3.50 kspN ~ snsFsnse
- - - ssssaMlltFs 80 - mrsnr AGEelske n-
9setak Isszs a.rSzEs q - Il Issssmds
- 90 RsseSs ma - faahxs,ta aaa a II
4 9ss6 ~ 1xAzA - @ysa 10 Dc ynFenss
saA@eh8 si.Ezsse agm<sR,. - asnse vsshsps
- u o sAssmzbss eams~ @hsn ths ehilArrn isfs
= nnir hspss esllzhaza wtsA stssr e a.rsaia-
ussa ana Erzszsal y tlslf sheavksfal hosssss fOr
- rasnsuss "a nd as'bfasa sAsua. -
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-08

Wsnsmaksr.
we eaiTths sisessioh' ofOar readers . he ad-
versisenept Of Fapsmakw's I, Clsshing House in
to-day iss6e. This Is srst ei.ss establishments
and all who cru there - zassssFs win be per-
fctiy satisfied. Try them and Be convinced that
~ lar -. bssdl1 E0ISSEif MOO
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-08

oascer Fofd O xonday last arrested and car
red hsfoss Justice HAmmstt George wflisns
snd Joseph Cole, both eoiossd. eharesa wifh dis-
ssssisg ne peace o. Lsenasdiown b eurins
and hghiing. After bearing q the nss. snes
asd essss Eere imposed npon each. upon psy-
msnt Of which they were discharged. 'sa'ase
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-08

eTAe e. rsIsEas arm Il Bsrns . siu&a, shewsll-
km.wn 1ssnassk as4iszs, k2s ha1a Dissolved ~
musnaa eunsem& Ksssrs- cCSxgs v. sissn u
-. 80 ksokNae ~ bssisea - sheeaa slAaa,
%. n Light sEruna wharf, Baisimur~ and
mszu-s ssshbs1 s1zas ! %. have eEesed nsw
Yara a. -. - Eixhs Elssrs nhnsf. kspsa .
lsnx hussnum aeannintznsa wish kAsse Rsniisnsea
- saas nsuwz paunmrz - Bsuammsnsing 49,
krms - - fArssshia epszi&sszisn q eur sead-
60 SEQ aasswxiamsuss In amsshsr eslnmn q
sAsg'sppz. 81 -*sN
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-08

La Kxerllnmrv. Cor. Csrrpll, has Hsaae she
esnswaag secsI spPeinsnsnts fsF -shis eoassy
wAscA kavn hnzm cg@6rmed BY tks Senate -
.Issssurs Il ca Rsau ~-zz<1 y. Milhsru. AIlsa
c. Tya-r. sasazz }. ! E6suse.& "a SAaarick, y.
vuAas. q. =. q. Hlnmmezk. u. u. Ahell, Thsm&s
p.neg. 2. -. D. c. gs.1mese =. Psiix na'-
"a xassa.sus xsps,sss, wns n. cossaFan, G. },
rnmsat Aqui1n DmrgenEha. r. Cen. A. B~E-
r..xhs. nmwr e .AazzAz n. wshsssr Siys. las.
q. msnamsae. EalaR /. Dsnk JoAn G Harsy,
IN. \. Tnrhss. xnrAzrsaA SpaldlnE. Rwfstrs-
ss-~ ns.ms-aM I. q $685.. Fsaz& BchGa-
-. .ysuas 4. fer&. n. =. B3s6sr, sbAAsG. Bar
-. suha ,, c. nss y c. psrrA- zrr
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-08

sarnins m Dssth @ $3.50 lSffl
a giri child q peBsdist xsaIs, eu5sss 80
lives In shs Nediey's Meek secsisn of fhis d.
iEist was 80 badly barned On Thnrsday lzss TIT
sss Ord On he oar biIowihk. fhs thild vas
abeni ~ rsaFs ofas aad ne krs esnaht is ~
dszs fFsm barniag brosnrssdss Nhich shs hAa
apsemcAssd 90 nsAHy. = ,esss $50 s-fisas
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-08

EnAYIN0 EJsGl5 AayGelI EEb haiti
l. more, at ~ Hanover Street, four
doors from Lombard, / respectfully SO
Iieit . continuation Of the liberal pc
tronaee that have received heretofore
fsom sthe sitiEens.O Of Sc. -MaEyss. shall
endeav6e teakeeetepy worksin tie best
vnanner End apon tie most kberAs farms,
/. shall visit the county at diHeEegt PEE
fiodS 6f the year, whsn'due no4ice VIII
be given. -. wuFw
80 51Ysfy Rs.pe S..i IG !. I,y,,,,r,gns,
ilDssss Is7s--tfn = - -. 4, NJ
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-08

-wsssSs. E7ssSs s-PIesse 1nnoanes J0HKB
ABRE1. Leo rma A kmnAfaM% knf Nf pp4iaihBM
RegfsAek ~ WlsIfs Or g. Nary . eoEtfty al e.
election IN 1873 and say that be viii be warmly
Supported BY the people Of The eonnfr, genenAlly.
Sept 81, fe5se - g 1EsGa 1hs PeOpls
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-08

NO. 10 WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
Sssds spps:s d. sun oGs., ,B.ltissss's,e !.
SAissa o. ! AsD : ions srna4auI1lss Srv yeas,
WIN n s6s .s:.Dcs !. r..,. ass ss,i.s,.,
nnenunllcst hy any other esiahlishmant.s we may
histfy claim 10 be che hrst nyeina and cleaaing
Estahliskmenti u ihis conntry. !, Ts3 =, - -
Dress Goods Dyed IN the Piece o. made mp inlo
gafmensa Also Ribbons EEiages TEimminGa
fSckcekrAxs BEAuFfrULLYCIkA SED.
Ladies Dresses, Cloaks, &C.. ia AL Fabrics,
Cieahed without ripping. Gentlemen,a Cpats,
0vercoais, PAnts, Vests, &C., Dyed Or kleaned
without ripping. Goods resolved and rvtaFned
Eid Gloves AID Feathers Cleaned aud Dyed
handsomely. '.tqA -
BARRETT, .NEPHEwS a Co. -
49, lseff 70 West baltimore Street, BaitiEnofs.
n. B-No other Ofics in this City.
Nov % l8z5T-6m.s5 .-g,fts, gsi-. "a
4 a
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-08

WeemG'I Line or steamers 60 tMe
I'd - atIPasuxent River. 4l1sui "a
WINTER aRRANCEKENFg.
49, AIUN

On end after pFRfTlA W JsH1arvsa ia, zen,
the SktealAef M RI WASHINGTON
viii leave Pier 8, Light street weather permit
ting, evsfyl FRfseAlYF merpiHR at 80 o clock
for Fair Haven, Plum Point, Governors Run
and all LANDINGS on Pstuxsnt river, lexcept Par
ker's and Planter !, W fAfupas Hfafs Landing.
dsy1 faf EFxiit Ban, and kilileaa Trent Hall
every Tuesday morning at 8 O'Clock for Balti-
more. -. -sf
Freight received on thursdays oaly at Pier Q,
.HEkRY, WILLIAMS, ARsnt. /,
g. n. FORBES, Superintendent. - -
~ Once Il4Light street Wharf. az 81 y
Janiu. 1879 1afas g1sD .ksaio % /
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-08

1WCAlMB4ASsAlA4 > ~ -.
Al {, ron THB WHISPERS. - 4
.EsAs our Remover nj many eases
requires too long n time, and too
much care. TO restore gray or faded
Whjskera we have prepared this
dye, In one preparation which viii =
auickly, and efiectaally accomplish
this result. IL i easily applied,
and produces q color which gEiIl
neither Enb nor wash of Sold By ;
all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
asansascauRs6 BY q. p. HALL, 4 CO..
SIS o NA4HuA NE 81 =. as =
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-08

-.sa sFN farw ~ ssf "a sEewis SEA sol
u "a % ssf4if eTaf bad ~ foa1i .aoa
safes sssfsnf's a..l "a SIR Gul
50 80 bat $50. Tuu saiagsE- taH i.aJ
.rug 5sa9i.l 20 h5HiuEla gb ia
.a-Atnl-Laa 4 .taN aaANA
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9'TItf.fa fl''-'E va
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-28
HE.fDS orr ~ 4LBfNr.
Conkiing's Friends To be Removed from the
Federal OGices AT the Capital.

ALBANY, Aug. n. The rumors which
started some time ago OF changes in the Fed
eral Offices here have taken some shape re-
Gently. and there Is cool reason for believing
that they will soon DO made. William H. Has
kcl an old citizen. engaged in tho coffee bust
ness. Is tho most probable successor OF Dr.
Craig in the Post Once. The other changes
are said TO include John Palmer tho lato Grand
Army Commander. for Collector OF Customs in
place OF Collector Whitney. and George Stevens
Deputy Internal Revenue Collector. in place of
Ralph i. Lathrop. Collector. The meaning Of
tho proposed changes Ia Enthusiastically n
Now York city Custom House removals All
o. the incunbents are strong personal friends
man OF the Republican County Committee. and
Intimately connected with all tho movements
and measures instituted 10y Mr.. Smyth in Re-
publican politics IN this county. DR.. Craig has
not been very ariye In political handwriting
bu, was appo,ntel because Of his social init
macy with Mr. Smyth TO, sn''ocd him as
Postmaster in the Inst days Of Grants adminis-
tral:Qn. Inc new men ar not very tive in
Tor various county Offices only. but thoy arc
known, with The poesihle exception of stevens.
& b. strongly opposed 90 the Cpnkling regime.
II was chiefly upon lnlmera motion that tho
invctugat,on into the accounts Of Superintcnd-
rni ogden vas made Anl upon which the Su-
WTlutti! lent has boon suspended.
The frionds ~ senator Conkling arc deter
MN u ,itut - be caught mapping Oy the follow
tfS ~ Mr. tiny"~ IN tir nuttcr 81 organizing Tor
the fall campaign. Thr latter met IN confer
cnce at Saratoga ON tho 2lst. Within the pust
week nearly every prominent friend of Senator
who rticipatrd in tho Hayes conference on
the 2lsi inst. has received the following circu-
lar invitation. which explains itself:
CONFIDENTIAL!
NV YoHx Aug N
A. me time l. now rnilly approaching GOT tho uf.ring
OF the nn'lNfli d .rn- leg upsrHu.e that the
most ,iN,.ut nus shoai te al 7icI - secure lie.
publican suceo - st the ensuing cciion
Every faithful Republican mast NJ prVciAic the imucr.
tucr nl thc election mr. members ct Congress ani the
Le-'ure. and should be prepared e. contribute Tho
cNitui % hi ability e. ture lo best possible rc suit
Relieving that much may Ice Accomplished iu this III.
rccton By conference at which tt wiscst course Of
ACTION may De- N4rccd upon. the undersigned takes the
Ah'lN of nNltns to meet rW Republican frie nls
at the ufci states Hotel SARATOGA Spftus. on Thur.
lat. tie -pth inst at iuA NJ
Very sespce uuiJ yours. A b. CoRskLL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-28
THE FAIRvIEw BUReGARY.
-Four Men a r-es,ed on saspicio. OF Beior tho
Masked Hobbct-.

Four prisoners, handcufIed together In
couples. in charge Of Inspector Murray and his
aids. attracted alarge throng to the very doors Of
tho Police Central ONCE last evening The In
spector said that at least two OF the men were
implicated In tho Fairview masked burglary on
Sunday morning. The prisoners were Patrick
Purcell, alias Charles White" alias Whitley"
Nelson Ladue. an ex-convict recently out OF
Sing Sing. whore he served two years and half
for burglary Edward Burns alias Flop" q
Edward Cassidy. river thief Of the Hook gang
They, were desperate looking mon. and SER
geant Young. Acting Sergeant Meakin, and De-
ture. watched them closely. although they were
manacled. and two murderously heavy large
bOrod pistols had already been taken from
them. Aiter. the masked robbery OF tho sloop
William p. Hunt at Corlaers Hook on the 10th
Inst; In which five memh,ers Of the notorious
was arrested. divulged important facts. The
police were 80 close upon the gang that 1t scat
tcrod. and part Of 1t hos lately made its head-
quarters IN HHrrison's saloon. at 35I West
Alter hard work the Inspector and his as-
sistants became convinced that two Of the men
that wore in the fairylew burglary could be
hagged In Harrlson's place by q descent ycstcr-
day afternoon. The Inspector and his aids
who were In plain clothes but well armed. Sc
cured the assistance Of Capt. Wnshburn and a
section Of men. also without uniforms. Officers
we're stationed o In the yards ADJOINING the rear
escape. The Inspectors force with
Capt. Washburn and two Of his men
then made a. rush into the saloon surprising a
card party Of four men with the cards still in
thor hands. As tho officers closed round tho
table. the Inspector shouted. Keep your hands
etill. I'll shoot the first man who moves" De-
spite this warming Cassidy seized n self-cock-
ing pistol from shelf under the card table. but
Sergeant Meakim grabbed II before Cassidy
could shoot and Cassidy yielded up his weapon
without struggle. A heavy revolver was
also taken from Purcell. The prisoners were
then handcuiled and taken 70 the Tenth avenue
cars followed by thousand excited mersand
women; 4 cameo ring. q chased gold ring
marked M l. H." n hnndkcrchicf marked
Whiomena IA wallet, a knife and some cards
wore taken from Purcell.
In Burns's hat pawn ticket for gold
watch and chain was found under the lining,
Whom i was discovered he hastily explained
that he bought the hat Of friend and did not
know the ticket was in II. Cassidy had a gold
stud and -elh chain.
Tho prisoners arr TO be confronted with tho
mon who saw the Fairyicw burglars this morn;
ing. Should they fail to be identified they will
be shown 10 the crew OF the william p Hunt.
III Purcell escapes recognition In both cases he
will be held in The Astoria casc. ~ the Inspector
has accumulated evidence against him.
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ccivcd in his once yrsiorily aggregate tlGi75.
Tho Mayor has asked W." Police Comnliesionrr
to- place ballot boxes IN tho police stat Ons A
repositories for aui- 'rIdiOne.
Upon application 20 Superintendent WHlling
ny rosp9nsihie parttccs. such as prorriclors ni
and dcpuis within city limits. ballot boxes Will
be placed in conspicuous positions Tor reception
Of contributions for the tower stricken South.
These boxes will he in charge OF the Police Do
pnrimcnt and collections made each day bv n
detail FROM Police Headquarters This course
Ely.
bale Of new crop cotton was sold yesterday
by auction in front Of the Cotton Exchange for
the benefit of the yellow fever sufferers, t342
Henry if Noodle. forthe Relief Committce Of tho
R man !" New Yors Hs yesc re o For
heavens sake. aid stricken Union men In Mem
phis." The Herald compositors arc to send
about 500 by telegraph to-day
The Chamber of Commerce acknowledges the
The stock Exchqnee has appointed COM
mittee to solicit and receive contributions.
Direct and urgent appeals from persons in
Memphis Tor aid were received yesterday by
Mr. A. II. watson secretary ay' o Of the Teie
graphic Mutunl Benefit Association. has sent
the following telegram TO the representatives
OF the association ut all fever-strlcken points:
The Executive Committee Of the association have
unanimously voted 70 extend air 70 needy members Of
each case by wire, stating what l. needed.
Contributions amounting to $3.50 have boon
received ut the ofllco ot the Virginia and
Tennessee Air Line for the relief of the people
Mt Grenada. and forwarded TO them by express.
fDav Pc oni Ar,i Hi~' rnfnsrf hs rfp ~ N.r Iot
Ala special computation Of Excelsior Lodge No ie,.
= AMI NJ he'd this evening. ac"inmiict was appoint
trc.scd worth, Master Mason, th,ir widow. sni Or.
pans In the southern states suilc rins from How lever
tuthuttI earnestly solicited. AMI Will be- lrO
ctiy Acknowledged and forwarded
They may Dc sent either 70 the undersigned Chairman
oi M committee n The United states Army Rmliing.
curnci Houston and Greehe -ttcet~ or to u " Frank r.
Lawrence, Distinct Del utv Grand Master ~ chambers
street fur the Committee of Excelsior Lodge.
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