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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-09-07
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CHAPTICO No, September And, 1881.
Messrs. Editor :-One Of the Plessantest and
mos enjoyable affairs Of the season was
the festival at the residence Of MF. John b.
Lyon last Wednesday. There were about
$50 to zoo persons present including many
beautiful young ladies. some Ofthem from the
adjoining congregations Of different deHom-
nations, the beautiful Miss B. from Balli-
NOR, and the charming Miss II. Of Omaha
The table under the cool shade Of the trees
was plenlifuIly supplied with the delieAeies
and luxuries Of the season, Of both land and
water, prepared and served in the incest man
ner and could not fail 10 please the most fas-
tidiOus taste. The refreshment department
have seen or partaken Of, including the best
Of ice-eFsam, cuslard, cake, lemonade, Or
anges, &c, asd much to the credit Of the Ia
dies in charge, we learn ihatall but the oFan-
ges and candy were Of home manufacture
Some Of the larger cake were beautifully
trimmed with Aowers al unsurpassed for
richness, favor and excellence. We learn
that one young lady, Miss y. H., made eleven
Of these. Asall was dispensed by some Of
the lovelieAt and most captivating young Ia
dies Of the parish, the temptation to purchase
was irresistible and they were most literally
patronized. During the evening some Of the
ladies and gentlemen engaged in games Of
croquet and many availed themselves Of the
pleasant diversion Of Sail on the water
Shortly before nightiAll the assemblage began
70 disperss and soon after all were on their
way 10 their homes, dOabtless eheRishing
many pleasant remsmbrances ofa day well
and happily spent. The net amount realized
was $l5I-sD be applied 10 the purchase Of .
bell for Christ Church, ChAPtieO. Besides this
. neat little sum was collected By the polite
and clever minister, Rev. Mr.. Gahnt, for re-
painting and Tevasnishing the inside Of the
church.
The refreshing rains, with which we have
been recently blessed, has had most bene6-
eial effect upon the growing crops. Cora and
tobacco, that was not too Car injured by the
prosraeied, drought has assumed IN emerald
appearance and the latter is growing OF rap
idly. Dependency has been replaced BY
eheerf0lness and u is now confidently anti-
eipAled that, at least half . fun crop Of each
will be realized.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-09-07

sT. CLxHEsT's Bar, August 3sth, 1881.
On. the rain, the beautiful rain more
worthy Cf an ode than the beautiful snow
The cloud of gloom which has for % long
hung upon the bFOws Of the farmers, has
been dispelled. Not since the bcginninR o.
summer has there been seen such an enjoyable
spectacle, as that which has been seen since SA-
turday night-abundentrain. Thereisa great
chaage already In the growing crUP, all Of
which, except such a. was too Car gone to he
benefited by the rain, 10 greatly reviviRed.
Though there cannot now be fan crop made,
yet there may be such an Improvement as %
render fair yield, and destroy the gloomy
expectations ola serious failure which Was en-
evitable but for the timely appearances Of abun-
dant rains.
The etOuFnamsntand dinner given for the ben
eft of ST. JosePh's church came Of last Tnes-
day ard was an extraordinary suecess. The
sky was overspread by thin veil Of clouds
which tempered the GeFes beat Of the sun
and made the day mild and pleasant. The
tournament, which was spoken ofas being
dull from the absence Of either music or an
oratiOn, took place in feld near the church.
Thirteen knights contested for the hOnors.
The riding began about eleven O'Clock and
was concluded about two.
The table was abundantly supplied with q
variety Of delicacies derived from land and
water. The confectionery table was arranged
in the church tower and displayed aprofHsion
ice-creAm, cakes, candies and fruits. A pa
viliOn was imPrevised in the yard and the
light Of heart and Of foot seemed to enjoy
themselves in themerry dance, until shOwer
Of rain drove them from their pleasures and
eanspd them Ia arek shelsrr I4 INC S"~'on'
G.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-09-07

"h ~hat storm Of saarring is passing
among tse children Of this section. Twenly-
tS"r- white and eighsren colOFed-IaTe
a''s diP'hrEia since the lst of July. and
We 'sv ~ b whom there is no future
can tel whsa said sessrgs wiM ceass.-
= l'a'rssr dangers, &c., may hang orer u
VIII lisr, God has taken them iaao safe .hel-
Ter, ana 50 Iereaved parents and sliruas
should be conlfOrtsd. a little bOy-Rs Der.
!. - rk"-whom werAird has passed 10
hope 10 the rest u those who ''sleep Ia Jesus
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-09-07

The Fan races at LeosAraiown win COM
menes on Thursday, nct.. 7eth. and eoniin-
ue three DAYS. The track viii Be greatly Inn
pFoxse ana lplIl ,. h-sa - better soraer shan
heretofore and every eabst win he exersed 10
make the purses ~ Iarse ~ possible. The
pure for the colt race yin be one Of the Iarg-
gest offered and We hope thers win be large
number Of eolss 70 contest for Il. Further
TsrticuIars in regard % pursrs. Sc. win be
given later.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-09-07

Thebody of Col. W. w. w. Weed. ex-chief
eagineer U. 8. ~, drOwned IN the estuary Of
smith's Greek On the morning of alst Aug.
vas found on Friday morning, Sept. lst. at II
o clock BY mesaFs. Forrest Freeman and Z. y.
Rollins after Iong and persistent Efforts with ~
improvised dnelge rrsAe 81 rnfae epd dram
hooks. These peFseE@ing asnilsman wcnt ont
In the roadsteMa 10 sfsy, and stay they did
until they SOnnd the body. J.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-09-07

Fson rausese elsewhere explained, ne have
Found oursrlses unable ihis seek % Get
In type the letters both Of OuF Washington
aad OakviIIe correspondents. as also several
aArersisrmsnls which were entitled 10 laser.
tiou. The brief novelet, entitled BERHETTR,
ws hare not Esad time eveh 10 examins, bui
- Il Il eonsrihnted hy tried and canning
hand, We hassaStaIe dpuba that 10 win psovs
ace pssble.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-09-07

We hare been compelled this wesk n Issue
= half fshses. We regnrt this. as also The short
eomines of our paper IL ether respects. The
re-arrnnEsment u our oGEcs, which was made
nsosusasy by an inereass of cur prissing faeii-
iaIss, win explaia psssenl difscaltias and ne
hope satisfy our patrOns. Tss work bad %
be done aad could not Be postponed, bus We
espect 10 bs able next week 10 escape present
fFicsiOus and 70 move On harmoniOusly - Of
yors.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-09-07

The Commsreial Report Of TobaeeO Tnspsc-
sions 10 The digsrsnt uarshoasss up 70 the
sis. Of Auguss, uIs., SOosus - follows s--Ke.
/, s,79s hogshsads; No. ?, s.G51i No. ,,
e,1so; Eo. 4, 4,as4; No. s.s,sas. This
exhibit sbOws Ne. .. tbs MaEy's eOuaty
House. 70 b sim In the lead.
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Notice.

A T meeting OF the School Board, held
n August a2nd, 1881, the following or
ders were adopted
Ordered, That the Public Schools Of the
county, except such n iell below the required
average dnring the past year, be opened on
the iss MONDAY Of September next.
Ordered, That the salaries Of the teachers
be the same as during the srhooI year Of lsel-
's7.
GEO. THOMAS,
Secretary.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-09-07

~Scarcely any disease to which human
beings are subjerted, Is 30 thoroughly dis
eonFaging rs Fever and fAgue. The pc.
Fiodical return OF alternate chills, fevrFs and
sweating, Is terribly depressing. Ayers
Aeue Cure is the only remedy known, is Ger.
tain 20 cure permanently. BY expelliDg the ma
larial poison which produces the disease. u
does this surely, and leaves no IN eject upOn
the system.
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FOR COSGEESs.

MeSsrs. Editors As the fine Is dFa Eing
near to a Congressional election for this Dis-
irici, AID as this conniy has not bad repre-
sentative tor several year take ibe liberty
Of suggesting the name 81 Col. JOHN
son CuLTON as y Suitable candidate 10
represent IS in the next Congress.
Ian ~ 1882
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-09-07
FOR TIE LEGISLATURE.

Messrs Editors Please anBoanre 10 the
BEAcux that IL Dr. T.. J. SCTTON, Of the 9th
district, will consent 90 IcrOme . eaBdida'e
for a sezrt in The lover hrsneh 81 The Rsxt
Gs-neral Assesni,I, of Mari iand, be sill rtstise
the cordial and thorough snplniI oi the re-
puldirans Of Ils
July -, 1851. Srd District
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-09-07
CLYDE HAMPTON FOR SALE .

IoGEer the above thoroughbred sNH
white markings, and 10 l6I hands high, with
great symmetry of form and muscular
development, and descends from the best ra-
cling families Of America and England -
Wonld make q grand stock horse. was a
frst-class race horse, having run second heat
Of mile heats in l.431. He sprung q sendon
at Pimlico while In training the present sea-
con, which compels his retirement from the
turf. For price, ETC., address
THOMAS A. LYNCH,
Valley Lee, 81. Mary's CO., Ma.
CCharles county ladspesdemf publish three
times and send bill to advertiser.
Aug -, 1926.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-09-07

IN q tin case, a pair Of gold eye-4Iassss, one
glass cracked, between Abelfs wharf, Pntux-
ent river, and LeOnardtOwn or between Leon
ardtown and White Point Farm. suitable
reward will be paid IL Left at this ofSce.
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FOR SALE.

TNHE large and handsome residence, situa-
l ted in the village OF LeOnardtown, the
properly OF Mrs. Geo. G.. Morgan. and about
5 acres Of land ATTACHED. The dwelling con-
sists of main buildiBg, two stories, with wings
attached on North and South sides IL has
I2 rooms, and the whole has been rccentl Y
painted and is in thorough repair. Double
porches on 'front.' and North sides, and COW
cred porch on West side. Fine water in the
yard. Stables and all NECESSARY out-houses
in good repair. A fne dry cellar. large
garden and other land for pasiurage. The
front lawn Is laid ont in walks, Ornamental
and shade trees.
This property is beautifully situated, aud,
is convenient 70 churches, srhOols, &c.
aud is especially desirable as country res
idence. We invite an inspection Of the pro-
perty. Terms easy. Apply 10
MOORE & MORGAN, Agents,
Leonardtown, Nd.
Aug II, lee2-lm.
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Died.

In Baltimore city, on the 29th Of August,
ult, after lingering illness, HARRIET, be.
loved wife Of J. B. Welch.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-09-07

One greasing with the Frazer Axle Grease
will last two weeks, all others two or three
Says. Try Il. It received FIRST premium at
the Centennial:and Paris Exposition.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-09-07
Wheat Growers Attention
ONLY $40 PER TON.

TNU meet the wishes Of many of Our Gus
TONERS for q rsiisble Wheat Fertilizer 1T
the smallest cost, after many experimental
and practical tests and close observation Of
the results Of various combinations rich in the
most essential ingredients for producing the
largest crop and most permanent benefit to
the soil, we have had manufactured for our
trade, in addition 10 the Victor Brand,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-09-07
IHN. C. PRICES Wheat { Corn Fertilizer
AHigh Grade Bsas Sup.r-PhSphais,

rich in Phosphoric Acid and other Grain and
Grsss-producing elements; just what the
farmers want for making the moet Wheat,
Corn, Oats, Vegetables, &c., and securing
the finest growth of clover aud other grasses
This Fertilizer-same eformula-has been used
with great success in the Wheat-grOwing
sections and IL, quality considered, the cheap
est manure In the market, yielding 10 the
farmers the largest profit and most permanent
benefit for the amount Of money invested.
ID has been thoroughly tested GHd its Esyits
proved. We have selected il with great care
and can confidently recommend IL to farmers.
Ossr Victor Fertilizer Is kept up
20 Its full standard Of excellence and cannot
be surpassed for TOBACCO, WHEAT and
all crops. Price same as heretofore.
~ Prepare your land well, drain thor
oughly, use the best seed and apply our Fer
tiIizer for good crops. Send for circulars and
certificates.
THOMAS G. PRICE Il CO.,
Tobacco, Grain aud General Commission
Merchants,
56 8. Charles ST., baltimore, Nd.
S@Consignments solicited.
We also sell Andrew Co.'S Phosphate, Brad
ley's "Circle Brand. Pure Bone and Potash
manure and other Fertilizers.
Aug IL, lss2-2m.
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FoR snERIrF.

Messrs. FdI oFF:-l Lease sannouneeNr J IS
H. ALVEY as = RepnhIican candidate for th
next Sheiiaa'ty and RAy that he will re-ise
the cordial support Of
Nov "a. 1851. In PzsFx
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New Advertisements.
WANTED.

A WOMAN, white or colored, 10 do the
cooking and washing for the family. Refer
esees will be required.
JOS. IT. KEY.
Sept Z, lss2-2t.
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'auoGS EAoaa oIa
'stuss Q add Ismioy-plsf ssd SO
o ~ Hugld 10 4sOls ssHus InO Uss INA sM
'es@s1 81
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Public Sale.

T will offer on the premises on the 18th Of
II Sept, 1887, my farm called SCOTLAND,
situated near Pt. Lookout. This farm Is beau
tifnlly located, and has 20 acres Of rich, ara
ble land and 10 acres of oyster cove attached.
FINE DWELLING Of sm3A
ii rooms in thorough
III repair, aud four out
Ea1s houses. Fine bathing
and cunning. Fine orchard Of choice fruit.
VEEY HEALTHY. Entranee to creek on Ches-
apeake Bay.
This property Is situated couvenien. 10
school house and is near the terminus Of the
Southern Nd. Railroad.
I will also sell on same day my househoId
furniture and farming implements, two wa
gons. two horses, ! mileh COW, I breech-
loading Remington gun, ii hogs, poultry,
etc, etc.
TERMS OF sALE-Ror real estate, one
halfcash, balance in one, two and three years;
for personal property, all sums Of $40 and
under, cash, over that amount, Q credit Of 4
months win Be given, the purchaser giving
approved security.
a GraR6 Dinner WIN DO given Do all whe
attend the sale.
For further particulars before the day Of
sale, apply to Moons q MORGAE. Leonard
town, Nd.
CHARLES N. MYERS,
Scotland p. o., 81. Mary's CO., Nd.
Aug -, lss2-4t.
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Although ; great saasseF. Be waa sa exam-
ple og pnsienm. Efe Ms innDcens iookiag
eyes were eIosrd sossser IL deash, BE uttered
The sweet and coasoliag words ssJesus have
mercy and take me hose 20 rssi." Cora.
tobacco. and potatoes are looking - well as
can Be- exrscied. Rain is greatly nesasd IL
some localities. We shoald not mnrmar
knowiag that all shings wDTk togsthsr 81
good 10 fksss wAe Iose Go6 The Rev. Father
GaEney, formerly of your tOwn. preached n
eloquent ssrwos as 81. Niehasi's ehureh .
lew sundays $50. He is - . preacher tie
embodiment of Cowpers's sksich Of What .
prsachsr ought 70 BE-:
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f3IsnpIt5 kFAVeT biufefts
In doctrine HaepFrupf; ia language plain,
And pain IN manner, decsnt soiemn. chaste
And natural IN gesture; mach suppressed
HimaelE as conscious of his awful charge.
Ard anxious nlainAy fhas the noek be fd
Sboald feel u too; aaecfionafe ia look.
And trader In address. as vel - heeoms
A messenger Of grace 10 gHiliy man."
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RArIrfCATIOE NOTICE.

#A48t&JA14uN SOttCE-
gtAh =. wsixhssen
-.
Ecah B. FoxweIi.
&N2&m q F0xweIl
n lie Eirenit Court for ST. Mary county,
6ilfimg a. 4 Court az Equity.
No. So n. e.
wDEAKD shfa ao1h day Of Augusi, 1881,
lhzf tie saies mads and reported l.y
cAMAhlkR & ABELL. TFnsiees IN this
eamne. heEnsised and confirmed, unless eanse
10 tse eqn1Earv be shown on OF before The 4th
MenSag s. S<ptemher, le81; provided copy
offsla ofaes - puhiishsd in Tbs 81. Nary's
BKAckEs amee n week for three successive
weeks pFiof - the safd 4th Monday of Setr
terabNf.
Ihe rspars states the lands sold fsE @636.
:. FRANK EURD, Ciefk.
TFac copy-Tests
]. FRANK FORD. CLERK.
Az =, is. les2-3ws
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on Tuesday, The I2ih, Wednesday, the i3th,
THURSDAY, the isfh, Friday, the lssh, and
SaiardaT, The lsih daEs Of Sepiemher, lss7.
W. III. CARROLL,
Eegistrafion 0fsncr for 9Th eiection district
Aug -, lss7-td.
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kECRAH7cSFILLE,

on Tuesday, the sth, Wednesday. the 9th
Thursday, the 7th, Friday, the 9th, Sat
urday, the 9th and Tuesday, the 18th, We'd
nesday, the 18th, Thursday, the l4sh, FRI
day, the 18th and Saturday, the l6ih days
Of September, lis2.
J. GWlNN BARBER,
Registration Officer soF 5th election district.
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NOTICE
TO THE


Notice 4 h<geby given 10 81 whom L may
coneaxn, thar Ia rompliance with the act VI
ghe Geese. Aasesnbly of Maryland, passcd a
ste - assR ~ pna~ssiEssd. s,is.srs
ofRegisffzd6a for there's. ectiEe klection DIS.
triets of st. Mary's county, duly appointed
and commissioned, az their September Sit
ting. win ii from 9 O'clock. A. n, TO
o'siock, ?. H., on
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-09-07

The 0ficer Of Registration for the Sixth
Election Disiriet will aticRd and sit at
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cHAPrYCO,

on Tuesday, the 5th, Wednesday, the 9Th,
Thursday, The Tth, Friday, the sIh. and Sat
urday, the 9th and Tuesday, the 18th. We'd
nesday, the 18th. Thursday, the l4ih, FRI
day, the lsth, and Saturday, the 18th days
ct September, l6S2.
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OAKVMLE,

on Tuesday, the Sch, wednesday, the 9th,
Thursday, tks 7lh, Friday, the eth. Eatur-
dsy, the 9th, and Tuesday, the 18th, We'd
nesdays ihe 18th days Of September 1882,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-25
.srITE Of CHICAGO NIRKETS.

CHICAGO. Feb. 24-A week set OF markets
was witnessed ON the Board of Trade to-day opinion
has gained ground that the clique IN April wheat
las SD FAR been badly beaten. and that the condi-
ton Of business generally uufav0rable to the" bulls"
TIE "b-ars" exhibited an unusually determined
d-po,iti1n 10 force prices down. Heuce. they
in the majority. a demorazed feeling developed
early ana was aimed With less excitement
throughout the day Tie bears have the market
der almost complete control and wheat prices SUI
ered decline of III cents March, 3 cents ior April,
and cent. for Nav. Corn was also Ia cents lover
for March and Il OF a cent for May dcliv-
cry ON provisions the days decline amounted
10 GOa 20 cents on pork, 22l9 cents Edd, and
l7laQ 20 cents on short ribs Depression the rule,
and wnly there failures, margins were called
freely and traders found Difficult. matter to protect
themselves and their patrons against gen.
eral slrnkage IN values. In wheat, the April
was again left to the care OF the clique, and the
business transacted was confined mainly 70 May OPP
tons M I25Ii declined 1921 reacted and closed on
the call at 1888 bid. April wheat opened ut 1904 q
1868. sold down before noon "a 10 changed trout
again and worked back I2JQ l26, closing win The
clidue bid ling l2Ia. ON tine curb TINS evening" The
cdue brokers advanced April wheat Ia l2J4 aud May
10 1919. Corn closed for March delivery
al 5Ja cents bid and for May az
Gl54 cents. The days range April pork was from
81 32L2 down SI6 81 y, closing at SlG 20 bid April
i,rd 40 from 80 50 down 10 $40 10. and closed
April while premium May pork over April at the
close amounted 10 % cents.
The markets closed with improving Indications, but
what they VIII do tonorr nobody can tel; and the
prophe are not worth folio wing. Some VI the knowing
ones think clique IN wheat was only foong with
the boys to-day and do what II pleases with the
Whatever they think, int nj to leave the April deal
in wheat alone while II remains III the AAAus oi inc
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that they could have survived months and much
than tnat time has passed. As for Lieutenant
Chips crew entertain little hope Had the men ar
rived a. any Russian village the news would nave Deen
received long ago.
In view of the disastrous results Of this wei equipped
well-mannged Arctic expedition the ques ion Ia likely
TO b. asked again or what is Arctic discovery J.
The question Is old and IL h easily answered
The whale fisheries OF spitzbergen were dis
they gave at one time employment to 200
ships year. The whale fisheries Of Baiin Bay were
discovered by Arctic expedition, and they too. nave
added enormously the worlds material resources. AS
direct result Of Arctic exploration, more money was
taken ~ the Arctic regions In single year
during the prosperity OF the Sptzbergen whale fisheries
than expended Arctic expel itiOns during mat
entire century A. to the scientific and indirectly prac-
cal results Of Arctic will quote an authority
LOOMS. Yale says The vast extension Of the com
Of world In recent times, and s increased Sc
cuIy due in small degree 10 more accurate nor
nation citing the pay sizes Of the globe, mcuulnE
subjects the direction and force Of the pre-
vlilng winds the laws Of storms the variations 81 the
magnetic needle IN al H1udes aud its chang rom
year 20 year together with other problems ana most OF
these investga have been greatly FAC ltlied o. Cd
seryaOns taken within the Arctic regOus' lAppliusel
4 vote of thanks moved by Professor Iheo-
dore w DWIGHT, at the conclusion Of the lecture,
and was seconded by Judge Peabody and Chef
Justice DAILY, al Of whom made remarks compl-
mentary to the speaker After the vote hal been
passed stereoscOpic views were shown representing
the Jeanette inbedded in tLe ice, and the like
nesses of some of her officers
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THE MURDER or MICHAEL BRENNAN

PoTTsvILLE, Feb. 24.-Ihc killing of Michael
Brennan on Wednesday morning at his home about TWO
miles from this place, appears TO have been the most
afrociou murder that has been committed here for
number OF years. The facts IN the case nave just come
to light. On Tuesday evening last about dusk he went
To his voting place hear the result OF the days cleo
ton While there waiting in lquOrshop he was joined
By several OF his friends and nei-hDOrs, among them
young man. James Price, ir. They drank considerable
liquor and after fight between Brennan and Price the
party separated saying he would still have re-
vcuge. on Wednesday morning nelghbor OF Brennan
found he old man Wing n corner OF room ID u ~
bo,r In a rye pool eli blood Ills head completely
covered win blood winch came from doAt" or
moro cen - IN de b, large knife which lay on the table
u, by and wllcI had evidently been used by tue AZ
sa--iu Lrg. Stone ami hucuct Lay Ou ne n0Oi bJtA
tat.ng the appe ra of having been used. FROM e
condition OF lie house 10 tOugn there vas ieariu
n. before Brennan -uccIubcd Tie coroner b
iIrt Ua since returned 70 yer1ic mar brennan came lo
ni- death ~ Prices hands. Tine latter Is sex a ms
home but lne police nave hlnI 40 cA &C. Inc IreAAs
against b III ia the coal g.Ou- ls very bitter.