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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-04-01

PRosUEcrATIoM.-A Coz of Web
sser's Unabridged Dictionary u offer.
ed at Teachers Institutes iuys AsYi.
vania TO any teacher who wonI the
following paragraph and prone ev-
cry word correctly, according N D.
ster. No one succeeded In -essnl be
Dictionary. although nine teacher be
the attempt: -.
"a saeriEgiOus son Of Beiisi ho
suffered from bronchitis,s iszNiiI Il
hausted his finances, IN order @ Ike
good the deficit. rssolved TO ally
himself to comely, lenient, and docile
young lady oil the Malay or Caucasian
race. He accordingly purchased cal
Iiope and a necklace Of 9 chameleon
hue, and securing q suite Of rooms at q
principal hotel, he engaged the head
waiter rs bis coadjutor. He then dis
patched q letter Of the most unexcep-
ilonal caligraphy extant, inviting the
young lady to q matinee. She revolted
al the idea, refused 10 consider her
self sacEifcable to his desires and sent
q polite note Of refusal; on receiving
which he procured . carbine and bowie
knife, said that he would now forge fet.
tiers hymeneaI with the queen, went &c
an insolsted spot. severed his. jugnlaI
vein, and discharged The contents 81
his carbine into his abdomen. The de-
bris was removed By The coroner.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-04-01

M0A A WEEK In your own town, and no
capital risked. You can give the b1s-
knn mess q trial without expense. The
Ml III best opportunity ever offered for those
wiliing 70 work. You should try nothing else
untiI YOU see for yourself what you can do Al the
business we offer. No room 70 explain here. lou
can devote all Of your time or only your spare
line 40 tie business, and make great pay for ev-
ery hour that you work. Women make - much
a. men. Send for special private termsand par
ticuIaEs. which We mailfree. $5OuthtfFee. Don'
complain Of hard times while ron have such .
chance. Address n. HALLEIT CO., Port
an. Maine, June IL. 1879.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-04-01

a CURioUs' HIsr6nrcAI ERRoa.-
Probably ninef pe raons in hundred be-
iieve that Walter Raleigh visited Amer
ca, for i il 80 recorded In many books;
but New York paper denies that The
ill-starred favoFite Of Queen Elizabetfl
ever came to these shores. aad make
the following statement IN support Of IT,
assertions statement which will b
news" 10 many readers = :.
Every few weeks we see in priat
something about Sir Walter RaIeigh's
visits 10 this country, and his soiouru in
Virginia, where, indeed, some perscn
have assumed 10 have bis blood throuIB
connections formed by him when = hat
colony. Hardly any historic efor Is
eommcner than this. II occur contin-
nally. not only In the newspapers here
and abroad, but in books claiming 10
have been prepared with care. The
cause Of this widespread mistaks i,
doubtless, that Sir Walter dad sci sail
hither IN 1879, with his hali-brother,
Sir Humphrey Gilbert. who had OBJ
tanned liberal patent for establishing
plantation in America.
One Of their vessels was lost, and the
other was 50 badly crippled, Il is said,
IN aQf engagement with Spanish feet
that they put back without making land.
" years later, Raleigh, weary Of in
aSivity as as courtieF, used his influ-
e9ce with Queen Elizabeth 10 promote
a second expedition to these shores.
syented at the last moment by acci-
d nt from coming in person, he lelt The
command 10 Sir Humphrey, who sailed
from Plymouth with Eve ships, June,
1889 and reached Newfoundland, Of
which ae took possession m the name
OF the Queen. The voyage was very
unfortunate in many ways, and Gilbert
himself, in returning home. went down
with one Of the only two vessels he had
ldn.
Raleigh fitted out other expeditions
10 America, and Is reputed, but incor-
Tectly, TO have named Virginia after
Elizabeth, in honor of her supposed
maidenhood. She herself so desIgna-
ted the colony, and conferred upon her
favorite the honor OF knighthood for the
efforts he had made to further its pro-
gress. Raleigh. however, never set
foot on or even saw this land. Still,
a work with so much reputation and Of
such pretense as. Chambers Encyclo-
pedia says. in IFS article on Raleigh 1--WE
quote from the London edition Of 1917:
THE spirit oil enterprise was, however,
restless in the man, and in 1884, a pa
tent having been granted him to take
possession Of lands to be discovered By
HIM on the continent of North Ameri-
ca, he fitted out two ships at his own
expense, and shortly achieved the dis
covery and occupation Of the territory
known.as Virginia."
What does this mean IL il does not
mean that Raleigh came over IN his
ships? The CycloPedia commits the
same blunder in divers places, of which
tins IS one. Speaking of the potato, il
says il was twice carried to England
without attracting much attention, till
il was third time imported from Amer
lea by Sir Walter Raleigh. IT. stand
ard work. ranked as On authoritative
work OF reference, makes these glazing
mistakes, is il strange that newspapers
and hastily-written books should trip on
the same points
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-04-01

mmRs. SUSAN z. EDNUEpS, No. 1ssHAs-
~ ovxR SrREEf, n. w. Coraer Les street.
Permanentandtransientboarderstaken atmod-
crate rates. s..-,s,,
DR.. PAeE EbxuxDs, Dentist. 0fsee iss Han,
diversified, ". w. ,e0rner LeeStreet,
W. : BALTIMORE, Nd.
Oct lsTe-f.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-04-01

Philosophy OF SMALL-TALK.-In
conversation, the power to talk just be-
cause we want 10 say something. is .
great acquisition and positive pre-re-
ouisIte. No man can sucreed in mixed
c ,mpanles unless he is killed in small
talk, aad finds ii easy to speak Of ones
health. ones appearance. ones closest
surroundings, or flying rumor and
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-04-01

a. Women are admitted to the bar
in eight States. Men are admitted to
the bar whenevsr they can raise ten
cents. -
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-04-01

o. II has been observed that the
lady with diamond ring will scratch
her nose, in given period, four times
as often as any other woman.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-04-01
Spring Arrangement.
Weems' Line OF Steamers TO the
Patuxent River.

ON and after SATURDAY, February 2ls.. the
steamers PLANTER and " ENONAH will
rRT a. o lows:
Steamer PLANTER VII eve Per Light
Street. Wednesdays and S.t Srdavs ct 6 80 =.
m. for Patnxeul River as ~ 60 ~ - Benedict,
calling at Fair Haven, q .um Pc ~. and Gov
errors Run. Returning, y ea'e GeIedici Al
n. m, and Milestone Landing 4. 10 =. m. on
Mondays and Thursdays for Ca ilno:ei g .,s
on SATURDAYS and Mondasa ~ TT Z. harf; Al
Planters ThursdaT "a at wi Jams on Mon
days.
Freight received at Pier 81 LiehtSIee'' ."
Tuesdays and Fridays.
Steamer wENONAH viii leave Pier Lign'
Street for Bristol, on Sunday Night at 3 o CLOCK
Returning, win leave Bristol al ~ o'clock, M
on Mondays for Baltimore; calling at hivei
Freieht received at Pier 8 Light Street on Sat
urdays for Landings above Benedict.
s III. FORBES,
u Superintendent.
-@sas saA~ HENRY WILLIAMS
Feb ne 5g80-tf. Agent.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-04-01
ron THE SENATE.

Messrs. Editors:-The friends OF K JOHN,
SON COLTON knowing his sterling worth and
representative ability request you 10 snnoancs
him as . candidate for . seat In the senate .
Maryland al the next election 1881 and say, I
he will become aeandidate, be will De Warmly
supported By .
New a., 1918. IhS
, 1880-09-10
M1GCELJ.ANEOIJa.

X
The reports received by tho State c.n,rs,
Gommattcc from potnts where 1'rnmbuIl and tbu
hoaroon hippodromc are to apeak Invar rtal,lv
enu With reqIeats for copies At tho socgc6 .. II,
which Senator Trumnull dcuounccd Tho
Dofnocracy. Tho Republicans In MI these towns
nase actlyely Circulated these old utterancos Of
IT, H. IaI9 r. ~ VIZ been f9restalled with ihe od-
t9ec, ~ , Meposse already ct,me ia that tho
iii hsse 'a1 ess2 msfo,t nens
ulstEicts. Clubs arc being organized daily. A
isvtasSme9e svsinae4 ~ ~, made IL an evening paper
n the state while tho fact ii tint thoro are IL
ILLINOIS, to'day over f,2200 AtronR clubs.
IHk o3aRsBAcK COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE
ne,d , ,meetang last evening: The business dono
Which is Ge hed 1t scanan. AM r. Hall vSnt!2n az ;
ssatea ns1' ut hsxte"f n d loRorts tFom the
full. The understanltn0 Of t5o co,nmi,sio "
that only straight, fui ttcket viii be- a.ccntas II
" tne Convention. The candidates arc COM
oprny re sad If iInx to come
held soulo time nC1t wcek. VISA W.
TIE FIFTEENTH WARD REPUBLICAN, cLrn
Gt IT, iass evening at Eolz Hall, but elected no
s!oi. TO allow each candidate to place bis own
se ,.lnwisa for the Club 70 take hand IN tbe
f,sYds 5sS,i II, + i, ii IT, csS woa'd t. ~
scsesore sD tHss & va &C. xquls
KokRo III pe'a ana asas1 yo1v out at az 10 tpraes 81
NJ Wheeler was chosen to represent the c,ub
y y tao CGntrnl oarflcld and Arthur Club. Mr. ii,
n ~ ~ H. W. tlrgee ; atssnd tho ne1t meet.
and SEQ md report tho objects Of the orsanixa-
WARD ctuDs
Inc French GArfleld and Arthur Club Of Tim
r1lA9tUtu, Sixteenth, und &nvCnfenfstE 1Fort1a
, 1880-09-10
Tho Sleepy DISGUISE.

NJ, h,,, AVn.1tlaf tKFs{ MfHffill Nttrf
Ht mNtG encountered two cases of nnroo.
!eisy: lilo sleepy tfiseAse. One ,sls IL LtelIten.
nnl 1t cnvAlry In the Confcdcrnt eur.ny. itcf0re
@ tha ar hu Ml!s ary-gsuds merchant, and sisIce
Ge;nieps, dates from chlldhnod Iig is n rurv
s,saH,,a Gesay mhs OF 'nole shun average tno.ital
children. When selling gtHnls, in tha nii1,st ~
conynrs"tlun, aud etcn whilc drinking d wh.s.
~ s~it!. We hayo known hin 10 1ull as;eci,.
atpnrently unconscious that hc hNl slrpt.
nieucfnte General Of RrrMt Intellect, nt1 cror-
Mn,tlissy unest mum. WIS tho second cnsr. If
left uf. 'A'' "''o
, 1880-09-10
SECOND DISTRICT. !

A meeting Of tho Ninth Ward Ntpubilcar
Club was held At No. 22l'West Mndts,tn aired
last evening, il was aTrets} thnt tho Executive
committee should bo INSTRUCTED to purchase uni.
Forms for tho Garfield aud Arthur club. nnd
draw on the Treasurer for tho vherewifhal
TO pay for tho san,e. cupt, Sam mi
reported that ho bad alxty.eight co,oreJ
men In bis company. Mr.. Albert LANG, vim hsd
ucca elected delegate tp, thd Congregational
Gnnxe,fIIom In. spb1ect to thaaqtsn Of tho pr.
Esess ss rat1s r. sssat
ia 5asi,sG z e Ma!sou for % saesl ill.,
sfIip VI the Stats Noard Of RAtNuxauon, t, and
IL dsxsis. % ,bs 1eSSisx; eesss..toa:
Il shy!s iar1is' 9sJs ~ ufesn Macf'fs. f. T.
as ~ y yes sSsa Seen no eoa b Gss,s s'aa.
tile ,elcgatcs to whoni they i1iji sliI,port II
sase pa a. U Xeo4ga psYe'e e tne ssosto;
ssyen o.t q eght 81 The deicsatSs, ie1ny ,he S
sttxntn t t',nat Without any settrd eon4,Ions upon
THE rssr7t 4AAsp ct9Ghi
hela meg,inx at 30. ~ Wdst Lake street last
!nx. The tlrtt b,sitsst ID order waa tic otcction
tu-,rht, mo i've receiving tho hi hishest tn5gs ,,gs
svas esa ss 5anss TefH T. Rns 9soxG ! Il wh,o 9hn i
+ Nahrcn This delegation is aupt,oseti 10 In -
Masol une, although but ono o5 tiicju expfessct1
way caniiato ior reHocton y is Wacorer aS nfcx y
ot.1:,, mom. and one OF two o1hcss. addressed tie
>, ELEVENTH WARD,
Tho Eleventh Ward Garfield and Arthur f7ut
neiH q, meeting yesterday evening at their haIi.
m i ,,n'.s: Az street GuilanE 4 which
ere "n9fed VIE VIE Rrsai 1s
some routing tnatterB had been dieM,sad az. ira
, 1880-09-10

clubs there wett! holalnko ko.arre meetings, and
John nuch.er. Of ths Fourteenth, reportod
thsfe clu{s. There wPa }one factlo0a Split, but
taevaant !. alant an0nnt 10 very mucb-would not in.
~. Adams, u tho Sixteenth, said there wern
several clubs. all working together '''o
=. Mt: FrvhdcHaat. ft tho Seventeenth. etated
that tho four clubs ttre In hnrtn0ny ito could
not pronieo naJ9Fity, but ho ftcliovctl tho io.
publican vote wuthtf he laffelr Increased.
@ orEsnlsauon q clubs, rtf!-aisended meetings.
ar. Gn Wpx, .sa T. sse epotgd ccut,., c,,n ,,atoa
that oil lid. coloref voters 1erc bclpr gathered
into clubs
:. NJ. Michel reported that French clubs wcro
bo5ship wis slready nearly Loo, '''~ ''''
Thufad0y afternoon ~ 1'oeA
, 1880-09-10
GAIT. wHIJE.
no fhS Efttnr ~ Ths fIt[.a,a n<Sa...

= 1V VIZ R1HpT q I'M EHltdGN 1F16lNG,
CHICAGO, Sept. VI. &. White, tho esp!rant
FOR Congressional houors, ID not 1T u,an for
euch. He Is not speaker, nor nun capable
q doing anch hard work as necessarily tul,st be
1phS ~ ~ man representing the First District
onlee for tho reason Of poor heAlth liz does
vcry llke!Y understand the busnrsa Of blu ol,cu.
nnhifs aI1 30 knows nothing whatovor. He Is poor
!ndYe oi hlinlai nature, or lie would not 10 Iu
tne hanas OF such friends as manage bis cam-
hnd Il tho yoters OF this district nrts l,ot ~,
a a9elr a,aFd Saturday tue wholesale Importation
Whiio's delegation will b. aecoinpiIshcd Xmonv
hs woTketa = an ux.deteotive, now III ths en-.
loy or tho Post.0 Office. His brMilch OF tho cnin-
now !n the salnon business. to furnish forccs
rum afnnIlg tho sailors to vote In the Frat and
Secoad sSs Wards for tho delegates II. iuvor Of
"AAS's 4uuEot etc-t CITIZEN.
, 1880-09-10
WILLARD WODp4nD.

10 tM Editor AZ The Chicago Tttbuns,
CHICAGO, Sept, o-As a Republican yoter ano
"orkcr IN the Twelfth Ward for many yeats, /
WIS pleased to scnd your, editorial Of Meuuos-
day regarding tho Hon. WIllard wooiaet,, He
ts an able, honest, unn!nchlns Republican, never
99lrks Hs M his duty no matter how unp'ensant-and
!.i. nase never known him guilty at nh act That
tempting tho bait. IA h0 wifi not oudeuvor to
seeure '!, hta own nomination b. importing Demo
ltepubliGans IL turn ult and vote Ut the prifnn-
fies. Wo want Ruod tnuu, aud unless The
PRIMARIES are Kuardcd VIC will Rot thc other
kind. Respectfully, A NEruuL1oIN.
, 1880-09-10
CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE.

/ ~'N-AA*'" NS NA1kN EltUH DELEGATES,
| ineotiug Ut representatives Of tho different
Garfield and Arthur Clubs wus held Mt Tim pnInn.
| er A"use yestcrlny afternoon for the purposc
OF organizing Catupatgn Committee, There
we're present tho following, every ono being
e1tneF m officer of a club or IN appointed dcle-
gate, most OF thotn being tbs luttcr:
soren aushIs mara.c; nree hennblican Club;
\. Jaync, Auxiliary Ciub.' fourth WaniId. + f.
Eek; rs;, 1!cpublssnn G Club Flfth lwnri-T. il.
seph iiSyl Hspua!eaa c!uC o {. 1fins Z. sSab SlnS
Veteran Club. slxth Wuru--Lcu i,ofcl. sca,,,Ii. s
Maan MspaScal 1tgp tj oG;nsP EnP SWS saep
Moorc: re- hopHbllcan Club. Tcnth War,@Jai1ies u
i II; nuFhke hI., roIgE Msn,S Gaf!!cjt md Arthur
Mems Club. TWeitth WariI-Fnriin g. nai, TX
Nsa:. SNIHS; 9,f: Ih'F,eqath Ws5d=% i Paxn YsSas @
William williams. NcpuGIican p" Giub: y! wv; y
HFsMHiigGy, Migy, sniorod Club: Euurtcenth WarI-F.
pueea tcSu* can*: 1!Hhs foaf GSe sphn mRusbsr Ms:
Jr:, Republican Club. Sixteenth Wari-EraTf.
xTiCx HebhaTd younx Mens Cub; Horny uraf,
aens, Garfield and Arthur Glib; +. K, sundcius.
ns,cand,nayian s,c Club; T. T. Pe1l.iergnst, ilepub.
f5can Glib. conttnl Club dele1ates-c0Iurcd
t3 n4rfetd aud Arthur Cub. r. j. Hictcl: North Nth
dS sds renab clSh Gtag sss A. Ee1ton North
South Evanston. Col. X. u. Tayne; MapicHood.
e,2fG gootGs n; y. Libby; Evanston, ". &. Webster:
-'rrenous: re'a ". Il. Iolehuur.
mm'J' EamPbel!, and, on motion OF JaIi,cs burke.
y: .. Cook, Of tho Fourth War,l. wis ejrctcd
;ota mpofsary CT chairman. and Mr. Vancleays Ten.
co'n,ntIan Mho Cnsf6 ','gscstcd tho appontmcnt OF
uu na,a9'st Of ,g hys = nane nsrnanent ocera
vi axsea +" eh chs t. as1 anea eaoaa sanct Il
ssbosees mset It ha SFPP1S FPSS: q tho
Ut the Third '' &'''' 'o's'' o'A''''o"'
Ha!t What tIs q t6o ns neetns' So was yas
!. thtendea 10 haslnonEzo tho work Of tho lfsr-
sonator t CsmnGc i 1."ar ia 9cn1v uo,,, tho .,,,
sns aa n0sfs sdsp9sa g sss 1psssn py sse
saoo4 come toscther and form tGa GaSpaRn MR
III. iia.t. said TIM ob,cct ri, rh. n r., ..
seut tho requests Of wir cii,fs ~ ~ ~ ne 70 pre-
ttSc G9q@pss 9 10 sxel,s'os q afSera so
neTstSs Thsn Xnw ssnctiy what they wAntod.
Nj. Greeley. of s iae rhra, fiu asked vho.ho, TIM
supr1,grps on norrpo,.
any other county or city Organization far oau.
'iMtfa Mr Rfese' fiail 9; Tho Twelfth .,a III,
q proaro sho way far to y. nna, ia opjeGt m e. was
Il do%ne % SSa sh Sea Of wSSk
hs nominations wcfc inats. ''''' '''o '''''s "non
NJ nn1tqi " suSEestcu tAat tnose present atAta
Iii, s. ". KIM az IT, ~ Fras ,3s ,a tn1 wards
wo clubs therr, both workinn H. IN ,u1sg were
orr,c, utIt would sirn Brn,,.,iGs.,e H. e4amed by
'|ep"p'ca'' "a1of'tss
III, Glycley, of fhe Third .atj-+h, 1o,,,,,,,
otpImnton Of iss,tlcIH y sat!snca with thg
ITO faotins Taune Wcrc i,,yycm t,t',, 9iSasd
~ tovrfhnr. ~"e1N1 ''t' '"'oa ctapss aA work
It fhjs pn;ot III. cat,,.,...
,alio tho foiinwnr rn1S,rtt ~ fetaEnoa. and
rrcsjdott-jWmns IL iIurtc =, N, n,o,s.
AssNtant- HacrcfSry2 vi Nv ~; y. .ne 1nlIu. lI. .
'"'''es Az ot1Aton, OK tho !
Il y Jcvnn ,,t.a l ri
WY ~ AAA6u IL 10 q VfS1&uFGF.i !
, 1880-09-10

tae n ~ letter, and said tho potson who asked him
n.st ~ se,a tne Pond was stranger whom be had
met several Aues In McIonald'e and Nnnkins;
GaslanE. roHmx NJ: Anderson would have OK.
scra "; ttle trouble III getting out Of tho
caot me pai!So I;, beeame Of during tho re-
n t,is city, Detective jos Kpjoy vas teijinw n,m n
Honrde ~" no nni worked IN tho aamo a6np viii
iwIss Isrn At aeneva and who bad % frrrt,c6Wtiy W
co,,1.o 9Gn aF1Gstcn nG IN this city. Ia ti,o
f1fs f,a,eu soo,, shas =. be- iatl Anderson anos,t
int hc H., oetpro ho vas Inst arrested hero, and
c HWSf@Tcrs Whn, n''!ce with whm he correspona.
Etofessed mt 10 knos wbera tss h,,,hn. TO.
scsrc as snnee,s :" deeply that
tne tn, North ntvlsn: and thers to pol,eo f.,s,ba
t,t's pawsl tckcts for two revolver and yet Of
cGfht lewclry, which Antersnn i1naljy arknowI.
cixeS eiGxs s'a wcfe svan m BY tls hruther The Nri-
clos tnknn4 from Mr. Chnnuler's ho,isc. in H..
Andersnn6 possession when arrested was ffut,,i
toe time Of tho burglary, Wy "'V1s
, 1880-09-10
=, MF. l.eallo rose to point Of order. Tho ccn.
sHemhh sh wasn't speaking TO a question Of priyi.

''fp ffhe C,a,r ovc,r,,oa >, .o,-.
NJ Leslie moved ihat Mro oGins fiesnq oe limited n
w. III ii mIn,!sE n7a. 'G;a a bad tac eor and M noton
tnster IT, md big nc cu not ft cnr n Il u IT. i!
nbe ,ncn1 This aani0 Mr CrnES v'1ncalis nr net,
,noaninsn ~, nr9 whIsky-s y-shcyea, aaw ten n,utcs
iopa fye."s t:ens sc.l,ms w'te @
Who rdlta Ierman Dotnocfstjc sheet t,nr,sa.,sa
asbb"?ns eScass a 9g eWpa saa,s
H Hein np.l And only forty.cjtht hours proyio1,p
m t ysfis1 sfM tho same bounty Jumper
n,a WMTm :n9 fraudulent vatea were cast. [Frantfo
coiiuson viii i'll % scttemnn aa1 T fos MI to Cros nn
sos .. MH'Iilng tho ballot. bnx Saturday uvt
samp,9y yeIIs oI ssr, s,crsyeis; Celnaehe wrcres
" on9t W., ana pHnietnOnum Rencr4liyl
Mf. HArEB FINALLY CALLED
ont POI ~ or1 Sstenon 1 s,1, to The facs tat e had
q w,ta .s,'* to no ss' ersst; assa
s1 eees. ssH ss Ps; ~
gu t,.a,llaes. Dlit be stood 'e biz arnn;i end
Ts Tey Kerts,ns fi,ssssasa 3D., h s'snE s
"a q Question ose eF!es na It *as ot ao% W.;
The Chair decided TIC point uf order not vii
Mhllo hearing and deciding It, howevcr somc
ht .Mhnt naIpehe1: Jasat then occurred tho eplEttIe
M s %ung 4. TO- sse assstx ns
which was loud enough 10 Ge hoar ot1 he fsppnt
row u benches. .nsked a shorthand writer VIII,
y g zsSs,, d:o M mSa;ss aa sSts
Nj NJ l,ausehsr, ! ara-reauer, who was slit .ps
yh1s hctcd on him like etlrag o, al, ,nf,,ristca
ond II, e pusaed a!s way to Tho reporters table,
, 1880-09-10
LOCAL CRIME.

Anare Andrews, tho notorious pawnbrokec.
was held "Wednesday by Justice Wallace 10 3aU
to tho Criminal Court for receiving watrb
sio'"n recently By Herbert Hurd ut Sycamore.
yhe es!dcuce given by llurd and his companion,
both of whom confessed having committed tho
robbery, was overwhelming. Andrews knew It
would he 80. and he boldly planned 10 upset
thclr testimony. When tho ctlso WIS 1fst cujlvi
ssn. ~ .raa1 ra a. requested stinuanoc, and wIen
.oSs Serta e na'sttH' I'll n, m''nSss :s
they thon left His shop and went elsewhere, III #
t! wv at ot!ec @ ausreottd what tho ahruwd paw,l-
wv eoton,psnlnY ana he VIM otoseI
t4o iia1ns ot h's witness, bis s!zc, tis i1ss a,d
~ masner OF atttre, Andrews safd he WIS i man
Fssaf er 'n liz psetac 81 sihss ,g
sses 9sant Ss! |eokss :tcs x'e but "4y MA 5
y.hn!rS, aud drsssei ".hast liks t. any Ma' e @ler
tiMesa Ms,i any oolnnalon ltts VI vol! us thleycs
udalh,ao dho glxar. maker WIS .pro.luctd tn Court
gone blu way had not Ilrtectiye Silica Gy shrSwI
sss Ssfs e1psed 1pa To- the satsfacton II least tl
8 e. A. Hss $:'Sss,ss
nsrtsa dIassnco %wcaa a,s' ,he ,e.crp,on Gt sa !S
Low of p.cuar co,.ntenanee, aii'i ontlreiy % M thn
inp; iea;r waa % waas AndTcxa ssl by xas Tls q
6sy$ soms ruato ~isa ii % 1adsus sonae as' liz |x
49,, NO" RESPONDED the witness ina surpr,sps,
ai,d hesitattug manncr. ~ don't knuw whit you |
..,,a ",i!ian't you and Andrews have somo quar-
when. aae5lea @ q. she wi.ne1s. a. Ills curiosity
, 1880-09-10
A Linguistic Encounter Followed
by Attempted Violence on
a Reporter.
During the Melee the Meeting Ad.
journs to Meet at tho Pri-
mnries.
Gathering Of Fourtl- Wnrl Republicans
Opposed to tho Nomination Of
Capt. White.
Organization Of the 0ampaign-0lub Com
mittee-second District DEL
egates.
EIGITEENrTI WARD.

,c,rc--u,,,,~-
Glt1l1EliENII liz W<ARD.
In -o.uou.o =, tt,o r',I,,u,In.. s..I....t"
.r,n,tpd hy ,,os.",.nn., .. "tael'
ofeua.sn na., ~ postas-cafa, tue laFgese hepueae
III the Eighteenth Ward: ~ '' '"7' > ''A'''
was'l ~ 5cnnbissnn m II ciuo Thnrsdfy svca!ne, Sept
Ttes to h. voteI fnr " tc is,,r h co asle ~ =,
Elected md IN Ills Vim ineId ,I, IT, ~, q III y
frIt4 m, H,c,nin, a',,i W Nv ~ from ti,s d's
ey'.!yneed Ut the MT meeting, t',sre viii be
ayirp sonaesa I ST. 9etMcgn tue supporters Of +.
~ '''" Il i1rsr~N ~ r@e,i' H. xs sooro,o,,..,
Tho attcadones w.. " rrn','rnn,e m 1Iefe.a n,,n !;
tonxsr' who ,s ns l,ops frse hcer e tho NM
saadi't,te for Congress. The better drcsau,i
s,,is1 fsG!p@nts ~, n ~ H. tn9 evoninEs ptrforinace
ere e 70 ,fia a tI2n h wY ~ teo ca
IT, y, seats tney wgro forced 70 stand.
a,ns wss tb' bGeGief if nrsst3 ia aMnE tho pol!t-
aud !lsnce Z tiere wrrc lnany of tho ward WORKERS
{': r. ~ tnv sonta ansi Mest DIvlsoe. who caino
sfI III luo tgse s OF seeing 1ow tho so-called
tnc alleged "b!!nnmera,' who 1.-Two
er ho 5 " W. SsTw bssSn to M IL
tween s and ID i,rIcnt ~ 1uore wero ne
IL prs tSat "r T"ra present. md
b..,.t
sh FILL ~ nao noI pech wtuessed for some timo.
ln ause WIG wont out or curiosity in this regard
he5e @ mus utsMppolilseH The coutondlng tactlons
n, nlu tnssu W. Wnat Ava,lable strength Wns Ut their
sons.s.iu' ~ ,t nat Auc uAttaHons ot WAahburrG
," secmSa to PC aa9 AGat .erous md when tho
SHnnIu - nonA!usu ~ lucy WcEG 1nO moro noisy,
@ nut tnls lni,;t NOT be construed as 1urn1tnE tat
tnn opposi{lun ranks wtre unabu to make q
oe,f'nnstrstlon.
~ lew msht1tea nfser o'clock tho Chairman,
np a, ~. ~ r.,aey ca,tAt tho AssemblnKo to or
CHI, IT, ra"A .is Wy 5,Geretafy 1t tue WArl
snni ~ temh ;, ehr pI5I3eeungs or tho previous
fIvu ni. "n'ea ne o'o Win tae eAfu OF lcElsia-
N,tnc thc ,,tr,,..,.., ,.. -
ctera GEn ns.aH nnftca Cd tho fostrum and aali that
eest aae1a aa IF ofen r. Sa!3S @ y w1ula be w. .
Iae oiu officers bud actcd fairly And wulI during
th s pss sGaf at!d IN view OF this fact ho moved
tnue tnes ba unnnttnoi,sly reelcctcd. lie hoped
e',Tt We sts s,m, ,aotion Enlght 9e adopted.
anu1 ~ my, tSa4 4yt tao tst ~ iolloWs: Prcsi"
sort; ',ftEe-IEcs!Meh{. ur. u. klGS-
ssst Hs secretary. II. N: Aaun; TreMsuror, Frtnk
=. nIit; executive Coninlttc0, MtchuuI lotrIo,
THst Distrset; Y. +. AID Ia, Second: Elliott Au.
}nony, Ihtrd; II. +. Ncether Fourth; i, Bucker.
fnih; H. Il. ThaulNs. Sixth; AtIdrow Nelson.
SSSsenth; Charles CIoycs, Eighth; A. r. Hutch,
Mr.. Wnshtnuton ri, l.,os H.. ...A,...
, 1880-09-10

stekea prthte and MI vacancies in case thero
"srG ahn any ,,,. M.ih men men opposed 70 Nj. White.