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Daily Republican., 1882-12-13
THE Ii. d o. RAILROAD.
Cho Extension Through whining.
ton and Philadelphia 70 New
From the Baltimore Sun.

Castle.
From the Baltimore Sun.
A corps of engineers Is now engaged
on what il known as the'high line route
Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in
psrfecting that survey preparatory to
the construction of their New York SI-
tension. The engineers were last week
in camp about IA miles from Baltimore
at the crossing of the Big Gunpowder,
and they yesterday moved on this line
eastward. The main farms through
which this road passes for several miles
west of the Gunpowder falls are those
OF the Rev. George Morrison Mess rs
CrOssmore, Reeder, Tlghman, Gam
brill, Coupling, FenOy and FusselbauRh.
On the east are the lands of Col. BeniA.
min Taylor, Messrs. CrossmOre, Muir
ray of the old JOppa farm, McComas,
Edward J. Snow s. Bro. and Col. Ed
win FL. Webster. From Baltimore to
SuAG johanna river this route passes on
an elevated line along a ridge dis
tinctly marked, from three to five miles
north of the bed OF the Philadelphia,
Wilmington aud Baltimore Railroad.
By this line nigh and eligible
country will be opened up for villages
and residences for thirty miles out
from Baltimore. Much of this elevated
route presents views at y distance of
the Chesapeake bay and its inlets, At
the Big GunpOwder there Is an mex
haustable deposit of rock available for
PURPOSES of construction aud baliastinG
for the road, and which will also find
a market in Baltimore for foundations
of buildings. 1t is estimated that the
construction of a road on this line, with
the necessary rolling stock, will not
cost as much by several millions rs
was the cost of the Philadelphia, Will.
mingten & Baltimore Road to the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company. II
is understood that $b5, 900, 900 of
European capital has been rendered as
a loan, or in other available shape, for
this construction of this New York ex,
tension, a"d that actual construction Is
expected TO ne commenced about April
next This extension will connect with
the main lines Of the road at or near
this city. A passenger branch, to come |
lu on the north side, at the site of the
Did McKim property, recently bought
by the company, will probably be
built as a separate enterprise.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-13
Congress Yesterday.

In the U. s. Senate yesterday, Mr.
Beck introduced n bill to prohibit Off.
Gers aud employees Of the United States
from contributing money for political
purposes. 1t was referred to the Judi.
oiary Committee. A resolution, offered
BY Mr.. Vest, was agreed to, instruct
ing the Committee on Territories to in
quire and report, by bill and otherwise,
what legislation IL necessary for the
protection of She Yellowstone Park and
the preservation of game therein, etc.
Mr.. Beck proposed 10 call up his politi-
cal Assessment resolution, bat consent.
ed that it should be laid aside because
of the absence of Mr.. Edmunds, whose
motion to refer 1t to the Judiciary Com
mittee was pending.
The Senate, at the expiration of the
morning hour, took up the Pendleton
Civil Service bill, and the amendments
reported by the Committee on Civil
Service Reform were agreed to. The
bill was there discussed by Messrs.
Pendleton, Allison, Hale, Hoar, Sher-
man and HAwley, the debate taxing
what is known as political" range.
Additional amendments were offered
by Messrs. Slater, Hawley, Logan, Al
lison, Harrison, Hoar and Hale. Mr..
Cameron, of Wisconsin, gave notice
that as soon as the Civil Service bill
was disposed of, he would call up the
bill for the relief Of Ben Holiday. AZ
ter an executive session the Senate
adjourned.
In the House, the Post Office, Military
Academy and Agricultural appropria-
tion bills were reported aud referred to |
the Committee of the Whole.
Mr.. Randall, of Pennsylvania offered |
o resolution, which was referred, ask
ing the President for information as to |
the expenditures tor river and harbor |
improvements from tho beginning Of
the Government, in detail, end the OF. |
feet of spGh expenditures; whether any
moneys shave been appropriated or ex-
pended in the improvement Of rivers |
and harbors not navigable within the
legal definition of the word "navigable"
by the Supreme Court Of the United |
States, and whether any money has
been appropriated or expended for the |
Improvement of any river or harhor not |
within the United States.
1he congressional Library Dill was
and the question ordered
Mr.. Singleton, of Illinois, moved to lay
tho bill on the table. Lost-yeas 1O2,
nays III
Several amendments were then agreed
to, after which the bill, ON motion of
Mr.. Hammond, of Georgia, was recon-
lnitted to the Committee on Additional
Accommodations for the Library OF
Congress, with instructions "to report
q bill providing for the erection of a
library on land in Washington belong
ing to the United States" The vote on
was 10 TO- "a. Mr.. Robe.
son moved to reconsider, and Mr.. Ran
1all moved to lay that motion Cn the
able. Pending action, Mr.. Kasson.
rom the Committee on Civil Service
reported back tire bill for the
better regulation of the civil service.
It was referred to the calendar and the
HOuaA than aliOurnAd
Daily Republican., 1882-12-13
CauELt Unoer an Iron PIa1o.

The workmen at Siedsl & Has
ting's rolling mill about 3 O'Clock yes
terday morning, heard some one
moaning, as though he was in great
pain. A search revealed The fact that
Ezekiel Fisher, the night watchman;
was lying on the ground with heavy
iron plate resting on his arm. He was
released from his painful position as
soon as possible, and removed to his
residence, No. GlS Church street.. and
DR.. GrimsAaw summoned. An exam
inatiOn showed that the bones Of his
arm were broken in several places, be-
sides several other injuries. Mr.. Fish
or says the accident was occasiened BY
his striking his foot against the plate,
which was standing en- END, and that
he had lain for over An hour with the
iron crushing his arm, before he was
rescued.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-13
The 0Rera Haaae.

Az IS evening tn, border drama on
H The Danites," will be produced
GMe Mckee Rank Company. This
,iMOnouncsd the best of all border
~ wa and the company are first class
uTsvery respect.
nv %@0rroW 70 evening the Roscius ORA.
aC ~. ulub will give q first-class drs
a. NY and musical entertainment for
~ NJ Osneat Of the Academy of the Visi-
N, NM, and there is no doubt but they
m M nave crowded house. The Club
M M perform two dramatic sketches,
49, ~ some excellent music will be ZEN
ps,.s, ppSS W the re-organized choir OF St.
h's SSVhurch, under the direction Of
Ta Rhoads.
I,,a IVu friday evening "The Queens
N ~ !. handkerchief will be presented
'ueSecond time this season.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-13
PennsylYanla GrnnEers.

The annual session of the State
Grange of Patrons Of Husbandry of
Pennsylvania began yesterday in Har-
risburg. Over 100 delegates were pres
en-. In the evening, . public meeting
was held, at which an audience Of
welcome was delivered by W. s. Hill
drup. Addresses were also made by
Governor HOyt, Victor c. Piollett,
Leonard Rhine and DR.. James Calder.
A letter from Judge Black was also
read. The regular business of the ses-
sion will begin to-day
The State Grauges of Maryland and
Mississippi also met yesterday. In the
Mississippi Grange 200 members were
present. A Committee was appointed
to arrange for . convention of the fruit
growers of the State to be held in Janu-
Ary, with view to organizing Horti-
cultural Society.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-13
ExeoIISnG wines.

Mr.. A. Henze, proprietor OF the sa-
loon No. 124 King street, and dealer in
foreign and domestic wines, has now
on hand some of the most delicious
wine to be found in the market. 1t Ii
the Vino MARSHA Italian white wine,
manufactured by Kline b FEEDER and
shipped direct from Palermo, Italy.
Several prominent citiEeDs have tested
the wine and all agree that it is the
finest ever drank by them, and for
mediciAA; purposes 1t cannst Dc OK
celled.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-13
Lost Rnd Found,

Mr.. +. Lusby Sutton, yesterday noon
lost sos going down Fifth to Spruce,
from Spruce to Fourth and from thence
to the railroad shops. He Immediately
advertised his loss in the REPUBLICAN,
and in the evening young man named
Oswald Snyder, residing at 609 East
Sixth street, appeared at the REPUBLE-
CAR Office, with the money which he
picked up at Fifth and Spruce. He
was referred to Mr.. Sutton who no
doubt was glad to receive bis lost
money, and who no doubt literally
rewarded the young man who found it
and who bad the sterling honesty to re-
turn it.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-13
wl1mlnxtOu,una ln smyrna.

Messrs. Beckett & Mackey, who re-
Gently embarked In the carriage bust
ness at Smyrna, Del, are now doing q
thriving business, which fully attests
the fact that their work is FIRST GLASS,
This firm recently built fine buggy for
A. Lee Cummius, OF that place, which
is pronounced to be the finest carriage
ever built in Smyrna. The work was
done principally by Wilmington me-
ehanics. H. Hinger, formerly with
Garrett & Furry, did the iron work,
which was put together by ono of Will
mington's best 6nishers, John Deve-
nish. Both gentlemen received q ape.
cial award for the extra good qualities
of their work.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-13
AmmEGSRAAry.

The bible class Of the Rev. R. B.
Cook, pastor of the Second Baptist
Church, will celebrate their seventh
anniversary in the main audience room
of the Church to. morrow evening. Ad-
dresses will bs delivered by Rev. J. W.
[. Booth, d. D., of Philadelphia, Rev.
r. B. Cook and others. Miss Laura E.,
Booth, of Philadelphia, will give reci-
tations and reading. Other features
will be given to interest those who will
be resent. The exercises DO doubt
will be very interesting and a largo
number is expected to b9 present. A
cordial invitation is extended to all.
No admission fee Is charged.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-13
SPECIAL MENTION.
DF. SimmS' white PuImOnte
RaIanm,

4 Aa~A81AAAas
The leading Lung Remedy OF vii
mington, Del, attested to by multitude
Of our citizens, as the real preven hv
Of Consumption and quick cure TO
Coughs, Sore Throst, Group, SC, so cts
and 81. Sold By dealers. Depot, 4tl
and King. Philadelphia. Johnston
Holloway & Co., 500 Arch st., Whole
sale Agents.
Holiday Presents.
Ladies and cbildren's furs, ladies fur
collars, fur muffiers, ladies', gents and
boys seal skin caps, smoking caps, ear
muffs, hat brushes, silk, alpaca and
gingham umbrellas and canes.
RumGORo a Bro. ,4e4 Mark et stree 4
Reaa.
Holiday Presents Gents Gold Stem
Wind Watches, $32 90; Ladies' Gold
Watches, $26 90, at
G. HBEBNnR's,
613H Market St.
AHtOAsIoH.
Ladies you cannot do better than to
90 to Beokett's, 10S ana no Market st.,
and purchase y lot Of those fne cigars
~ q present to your lover for Christmas.
ChFIsImas
Wines, liquors and Gig irs specially
selected for the Holidays at Beckett's,
1903 and 10 Market street.
A full line of Heaters, Ranges,
Heating Stoves, Co, king Stoves, Farm
ers' Boilers, etc, at Schoen's Heater,
Range aud Stove H0use, 200 to 2l3
Ship'ey street.
Millard +. Davis, No. Q East Second
street, has In stock an elegant assort-
ment of silverware and jswelry OF all
kinds, which he is selling at the lowest
cash prices.
The worst cases of Dyspepsia can be
,ured by using Clarke's Vegetable
Compound, as thousands can testify
hat have been cured by its use. Try 1t.
Browns Iron Bitters. Dil's BALM Of
Life and Warmers Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure for sale By j. Il. Hartman,
iruggist, 9th ana Poplar.
George B. Metzner, at No. lo3 East
Third street, Ia prepared to favor all
who call with clean shave or hair cut.
Pure German Sour -Kraut, Z cents a
luart; 25 cts. gallon; at FordS, Front
md Madison.
+. j. Ford, Front And Madison, is
'ole agent for the pure German Sour
kraut in this city.
A CelIuloid Set for $500, sold Dy
Oanforth, druggist, End and Market.
Go 10 Ford's Tor the best 10 ct. Coffee
md 10 CT. Tea in the city.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-13
OaaiI ConnGx Insatruss.

Miss Maggie Carpenter, school
teacher of this city, has been requested
to read an essay before the Teachers
Institute Of Cecil County, to be held in
the Odd Fellows Hall in Elkton, Nd,
on Wednesday aud Thursday, the 18th
and 14th inst. Miss Carpenter will leave
on the noon train 80 as to be present at
the opening of the Institute this after
nOon
Daily Republican., 1882-12-13
n..sn AZ Mr.. DiahfnsOn. i.

Mr.. Morris Dickinson, who for a
mum Der Of years was the proprietor of
the Washington House in this city,
died at his residence in Lower Oxford
To Wnship last Sunday, aged 75 years.
His funeral takes place to-day and the
intsrment will ho at Lond ongrove bury
ing ground,
Daily Republican., 1882-12-13
The Monkey BaA bor.

The large and handsome toy of a
monkey shaving . customer, which has
been on exhibition In the STOW window
of Drake & Co., auctl oneers, No.
II East Fourth street, was sold last
evening to Mr.. Courtney ol the DiO
mOnd State Matoh Company, TOR 700.
This Is one of the finest toys ever sold
In this city, and was enclosed BY
large glass vase. Drake b Co. have on
hand a large stock Of holiday goods,
which are being rapidly disposed Of @t
low rates.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-13
a Rsrrar M anlnn,u Comn.

A beggar woman who died the other
day in Newbury port, Massachusetts,
leTG q written request that she should
be buried in mahogany coffin. a
handbook containing considerable
deposit was found among her eftecLs,
and her request will be complied with.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-13
Levy COmrI.

An adjourned session of tie Levy
Court was held yesterday with Presi-
dent Bright in the chair. A number of
the newly elected members were pres
ent.
On motion of Mr. FebiVer commit
tee of FIVE, consisting of NJ essrs. Bright,
Wier, Febiger, Polk and Silver we're
appointed to secure the necessary leRis-
lation for the Levy Court. Without
tran ac irg any further bust ness Court
adjourned to meet January 35th, 1888.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-13
rho ManIlaar.

eImsi department., Once Of the ChiSf
III oiicer, Washington, Decen Der
h" "EATHRR REPORT FOB TO-DAY.
hr,s, tne Middle Atlantic States |:
u "SIng cloadiness, followed by rain
snd.w w warmer southerly to westerly
'uus and lover barotnos or,
Daily Republican., 1882-12-13

Thousands of families have had oO-
0asion to try the mover failing qualities
Of DIR. Bull'B Cough Syrup, and they
all unite In the praise Of this wonder
ful prescription.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-13
Rev. J. M. PsrmaIeO.

The Rev. J. Fl. Pa,malee of this city
preached in Baltimore last Sunday, Of
the New Jerusalem church. The con-
greKation are very much pleased with
hin, and 1t is probable that he will re-
csive call TO the pastorate OF the
church, which Is now vacant.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-13
v,u,,tnr 1htn 1jfTy.

Mr.. Robert Wal Ion, who, some ten
years ago, removed TO st. Paul Mimi,
Is at present visiting his friends In this
city. He is accompanied by his vito
M d two children.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-13

A druggist in New Richmond, O.,
Mr.. e j. Dnnham, writes us the fol.
loving: 81 consider Dr.. Bulls Cough
Syrup one of the very best things
made. 1 use 1t altogether in my own
family and can therefore recommend IL,
Daily Republican., 1882-12-13
A Mrnantniu LOns.

A mosaic breast pin In Asbury
church lecture room or between there
and the residence 227 Poplar street. A
reward will be paid for its return.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-13
Flour.

For good Minnesota -four for making
Christmas cakes and plea go to Brooks
b Elliott, III West Eighth street.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-13

Bird Mama, sure care for all the
diseases of the canary bird. Sold by
Taylor h Fullerton, S02 King Ct.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-13

STATE OF she TnermOmeGsr
Es %EP NEP UsLIcAN ONCE in the shade
%Ouk 10 O'Clock IL O'Clock
40 A
Daily Republican., 1882-12-13
Boston 80 CENT STORE
IS STILL the HEADQ FOR
Oh II iSTMAS q NEW YEAR GOODS.

The best articles ever had for the price, viz:
Vases, Toilet Sets, Dolls 21S feet high for 90
cents, Doll Coaches, Tea sets, Alphabet
Blocks Wsgons RockiuV Horses, Shoe Us,
Bird Cages, extra Go and Silver PLACED
Goods Just in. Come and look.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-13
ISlhOF Rwan'o wvrm Ryrup.

Gsro tasteless, harmless, ca
pipstn0 ior feverishness, worms, con-
Daily Republican., 1882-12-13

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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-08-03

The iwo BROKERS n. are aanin stnyins %
selhef - tbs wiIie, and als elder B s haring
quite nice tine waffing On tie ladies'. and
Iwih saysto she younRer one that Grey
Eyes b slill abssnl and Eh@1 there d many
al anxi0as heart wRiang impalieniig foF ker
tnrdy Fetnrn. One a lka LIS L % visi'.
and understand that shs ID hmvinw quite
- agreeable and lively lime.
What hns beeome of sAe menaF that Was
appropriated Lass winter BY fhe Eewillature
1or The hnilding ard oqaipEin@ O. TIE aMo
Poles Steamers Or HE pkolsclfsn % fhD oys-
tiers in the waleFs q sire sfmasf Ths Iasa ar-
count saw, the Beard ofPnbIic Works were
debating The question whe4heE e vas better
% hare tw0 small boats o. one large one.
Nor, thick thmka small steamer couId mneh
more e1ieiently protect he oyssar iRleEesl In
The waters o. The Posomae nfser-where fhs
the greatest quanaiey of tlaem Ee--1ham q
laERe ca. Tie drsdeing basimaas Il mostly
ealeEied on b vessels Of light draft. and wkea
pursned By large steamer they can easils ran
thFough soma shallow inle2 and make their
eseapes bat snail steamer eonld pn Fsue and
eaptnrs them. A snail nEsnmes, eAieiendg
manned and commanded By Col. Jeaeruon d.
LokeE, could aGd would protest. ahs oysief
interest q The Slats. H.B.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-08-03

The tariff being low, (children I cent and
grown people half pricesl quite, an apprecia-
tive audience assembled at the residence Of
DR.. n. Walton IN Leonardtown, his par
lors being kindly rendered, 90 witness che Ia
bleanx given by the coming little men and
little women Of tire Town. These tableaux
and speeches were selected by Che juvenile per-
formers and managed throughout without any
aid or assistance from older heads, and 20 the
ehildren alone at credit 3 due. The iollow-
ing is the program. which will speak Tor IT.
self;
Yatea Wandering, Ruby Yates. A Kind
Act, Lucy Abel and Ruby Yates. Siesia,
Maggie Walton, Lucy Abel and Pauline
Hammefa. Guardian Angels, Yergie Wal
ton and Lacy Abel. A Speech, Ida Yates.
ONLY a BABY, ida AbelI. Speech. Rosa 10.
ker. Love II the Kitchen and ParloF. Ford
YATES, hob Loker, Ruby Yates and Lucy
Abel. Two Orphans. Pauline Hammett and
Eettie Abel. Charity. Ruby Yates and Lucy
Where all did 80 well, il would be positive
" wrong 10 attempt 70 individualfze; suffice
Il then 10 say. that the whole program, which
was admirably conceived and arranged, was
gone through with in such manner as 10 re-
nect credit upon the very youthful perform
ers. individually and collectively, and TO re-
ceive and merit the applause Of all present.
The tableaux being over, little Bob LokeF, the
irrepr<ssible Bob, the Bob mp an down Bob
the sssine Qua non" Bob putin an appearance,
rake in hand, and commenced raktng over
the stage rs IL trying to gather up some fEag-
meats for . finishing touch speech ne sud-
denly Laid down the rake, and placing his
foot, not strikingly handsome, upon i he got
m position for his speech, and from the man-
ners az his rake an6 moaths he intended no
douht 20 say, Ladies and Gentlemen, hare
raked over the stage, and as can't ind any
more tableanx, now propo1e 70 cultivate =
dance. IL vas not long, h0weyeFs beiore
Bob's native shraW&ness, which 3 better than
Z set speech any liRe, came % hss rsscne, ana
F,ob n his juvenile orator style exclaimed
IsIadies and gentlemen, now Aknow 81
The next thing is 70 heal and tos u.
Not every mar can be poet
No more than eheep can he go-it-
Now, Messrs Editors, Il lhere isany more that
should he said, you can say y yourselves
musi retire. Tor when Bob Loker reads this
he will say,
q Why, damn Il
That Is Hammett."
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-08-03

Aswill be seen, from advertisement else
where published, Campaign Paper, designed
to advocate the nomination Of Col. PaFran
Crane. Of this county, Coz the position Of AS
sOciAis Judge in this Judicial Circuit, win
Dc Issued in the Course Of few days. The
hdttOFid CepaFtnsnt Of the new venture viii
Be presided over BY NJ. Frank n. Holmes, OF
our village, and the paper viii be republican
In sentiment. Those interested would do well
70 read the prospectus 70 Be found in the pre-
ent Issue Of the BEAcox. The new paper win
be called the 81. kary's Enterprise and vii be
published for the thres months Of lis proposed
eaissence At % cents per single subscription.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-08-03

BrasaslM
Rain al laa.
Windy ana'eo6i.
Our jan hes tlSrss DecnpAass.
Thsrs 4 a. abundance 81 eissn corn.
Don'tfSrrss sorrad lhs Resistrniioa lIosiee.
TIE Cosnty CommfsnOnsss msst q -
EN-.
The oakvills Camp Mss.Ina bsrlnss0smor.
row.
About half crop Of tohacso war plaussa
Ga tkis county.
Waiermelons hare been CIR sale In fhs
stores 6og the last week.
There win be mesang ~ the Tsmpszanes
Alliances 81 oAkvilIe q he eth
A petition wes circaIaisd last week sor "a
Improvement q our nail facilities. Every
body signed.
Gov. Hamilton has appointed y. ~. Coaa
. Justice Of che Peace ior che snsond district,
vice Thomas Deaf, deceased.
Crabs ara said 20 be scaEceE than Tor Eanny
Years. but the few that are about can bite as
hard and hold On e long As ever.
The Augnss segistratiOn ofvoieFs begins On
Ghe i4th, and continues until 7 o'clock ?. n.
on the I9th. TO Be qualified % vote In No
vember You must get registered.
The Postoaice Department. has notified cost
masters that the orders PROHIBITING the post
ing Of advertisements, either inside Or outside
pOstOaices, must be Figidly enforced.
July has had TOO fuil moons. ItistAeo nly
month in the year % honored. Perhaps some
Ofour readers may regard this ~ an explana-
tioa Of the fact that there are two insane per-
sons In Leonardiown jail.
At the last meeting ofihs Dsbaiing Soclesy
q resolution was introduced and passed. Rn-
ing all members within the corporate limit
who, without asufIicieat exeusP, absent them
selves from the nesting on The Hrst Friday d
the month.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-08-03

hr. J. 7. RingOld. late Editor Of The nalsi-
more Tsissraaa, proposes to puhlish with The
sanction Of Generals Bradley 7. johnson,
Geo. 4. Stewart and other leaders, . History
of'As Maryland Confederatss. based on -
mes Of articles which Appeared il his paper
SOne yeas ago. Il Ave hundred subscriptions
Gao Be obtained. The book win Be hand
sonely illustrated with portraits &C., and
wiil Be sold ~ eve dollars. An active can
vasaiag sgeat q wanted Tor this connsy.
subscriptions win be received at thls once.
All interested who win ssnd their names and
address 70 hr. Ringold, At S. Boundary Ave-.
BsltmOre. viii rsesisea prospectus Of the
proposed work Gee hy nail.