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ZOE ZEE LEaIsLATURR.L

Messrs. Editors e the Beacon. Wasnggesl
that II Mr.. A. BURROUGHS can be pre-
Enilsd upon 60 become q eaadidate fer o seal
in the next Legislature Of Maryland, we be
lieve that Re would make an able representa-.
live and reject mueh credit % the old cosn-
u OF Sc. Mays. n making this Suggestion,
We beg leave 10 anr that Mr.. BurFenghs d
net man of great rhow, but We knew him
10 possens q mfnd superior 70 The most cf men
and we regard him - msn ofahiIitlF, hen.
81, integrity an6 inanenrs.
Aug "a, lss7. CHAi's1eo-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-09-14

Court met, all the edges
following hnsinCss vas d pemci
5. Rice APPOINTED adHii straits
sonal estate u John ". Ting, q
ner and n. l.. Carpeutf 10 apE
tate. Sarah 81. Graves algs
dian to Victoria and Emu& liar
allowed principal from lssp0na
tate for edncsiion and mainte
minors. The following aeo'pnls
Account Of DR.. Thomas IlFleI
The Harrison; account Of y r.. !
g. Baynf; Judgment Il. &. dpn|
" John u. Turner, Seeuriiy 4
testament OF George W. LA:hal
fled for probate. First aud eeal
Joseph A. DiIloE, executor
low, filed end pested; fret "a
and distribution Of the estate 81
deceased. BY james Il. Alvey. 4
filed and passed. Rsnubciaiidg
Ching, widow Of John u. Ching
Court then adjourned to Tues
instant.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-09-14
FOR THE LEUIsLATURE.

Messrs Editors .-PIease announre in The
BRAcon that Il Dr.. l.. J. SUTTON, Of tbe 9Th
district, win consent 20 become candidate
for = sxnf In the lower branch Of she next
Crnermi Assembly Of Maryland, be will receive
she cordial and thorough support Of The re-
pnhiicans Of she
July -, Issz. Bird District
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-09-14

The Board met on Tuesday
NessTs. Leach. csnlsr, sherma
end Jones. Henry CaTbcrry. mes
following road reports wsrt n
passed John u. Butter, SIC %
Greenfield, Sc 50; Ronsbery Wa
Langley, s2l; Samuel Barber, :
l.. Morris, 81; Walter Yates, sol
Graves, So 20; James u. Matt|
J. n. LASrence. SO 20. The d
counts were also presented and a
Hewstt, constable account. sl4i
berry. table for Jail, 81 50 y
and Shermantine were allowed
attendance On 22Hd ult. henry q
Judges Of Election GoT 3rd dist
pointed IS follows: Capt. Ben
turn Judge; Vim. T. Graves and
Then. Judges. ON motion, the DO
ed TO meet on Tuesday, the 18th
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-09-14

1thR. order d pray n
llaee you been % ss.e o
6ars commenc<a nszi
fader isnou ID order
Nearly I'll n or villa
shakers.
vennor saya IL u,o4ii
vkry rainy.
One Oyster House. has q
According g Veunor, 1,
ever. Ifke prsaitss lFusi
/. cut Il wuuld BE wcll toI
We are II hopes that q
il - meny new Subscribed
he eoming cours |
The Exerlsior tloshing |
,.s,se. our ss.slsss l. cali
L.
According % the Kew
III: l. : lnres dsmnnd &
80 e. expecsea.
re e..rn respan The i
- -.
Nj pcpe's new h,
-....,su. IL. ssephsn e.
5000. whea completed
c.e.lis 10 il bulldsF q
..wn
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-09-14
FOR CONGRESS.

Messrs. Editors As the time il drawing
near 10 q Congressional election for this Dis
sries, aid as this county has not bad repre-
spntasise for several year., take fheIiberty
% Suggesting the name Of Col. 4. JOHN
SOS COTTON ~ q suitable candidate to
represent usin the next Congress.
Imn 40. 1e89.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-09-14

Our friend, ar. james
seOp, cur shaslks Cor q bas
Mas Mamie Fenwiek Is
Bal,iudc.
Miss fannie and Master
lefl iOr harding school.
Cap, tol Foxwell and fAn
ed TO BaAimore-
Masters Parry Lee Downs
Harry Bueer, who have BID
our village left hasa week Tor
their stay, these soung gentl,
friends, II sincerely rssrrs|
Nc. JO.sph A. Moore haI
and gone ID lshivago. where
gage in busiaess. We Nfal
Nr. BuFloa Harrison, form
this dis,tie, has taken the
Charlotte ~ HIS manF
his genial Prvknce.
Miss jennie lseeaer, who Il
has been visi,itg relatives In
returned to hefkcsidence in {
Dir. A. ] Bin, our pops
County Commi4ioneF, has .,
trip TO the Aorl We arc ri
De enjoyed his us 10 the 4
aud hope that b sound every
hCtd's fancy aided Il.
Mr.. George A. analier i
relatives In our Tow n. aud
z5n has awaited hasseIf Of "a.
register.
Mics Nina FenHAk has ass
merry business pRIpraiory d
cur village. hu. aDr. Bar
stand. hiss FenNick IL an a
and We know Of b one !
wCnd occasion sub sincere :
NesSrs. Louis \ Rollins,
and 1sGrpe J. Chat peleaF,
hen appointed hh.t FnFy
the sIssial iorce Of she d
Ltnse. AT. Rollins has
consistent republican, eservs
~ mud ne oongraiu.sl( him
a.ent.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-09-14
New Advertisements.
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

A BASKET MEETING win be held in
N she Camp Groend Woods near Oak
vile. beginning September 10Th and closing
September goth, 1889. All Christian demon
nations are invited TO attend. The Rev. n
G. Brown, Rev. j. n. Butler and other emf
dent divines win be pres, at.
Sept u. Iss2-lt.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-09-14

on. Orphans Court Of 81. Mayy's
Gesflemen.-In explaining
Baltimore Female College Bill.
NJ by the last Legislature and re-
BY the Governor, it il neeessa-
give the history Of higher edu-
IN Maryland. Recognizing in
pee. morality and religion As
lndations Of stable government,
lent fathers coon after the rev.
began the establishment Of
and Academies for males.
ation to each county for an
y was $500. subsequently in
% 81 200. The donation was
interest Of those of limited
one free pupil was to be ed
each 500 given by the
Q appropriation, however.
for any female institution
xty years after. when, in
bridge Female Seminary
she'd, with an annual dona-
and St. Mary's Female
fifth 81, 500. The follow
baltimore Female College.
been chartered in lS49,
confer degrees, received
$500 per annum, sub
srassd TO $500, for
ates one free pupil from
i district Of the State.
annual appropriations
eyes and Academies
100, to the two female
female College 81, 500,
tenth Of what is paid
buttons. Besides this.
d appropriation to
of $500, 600 have
W an extra dollar
ated to any female
3 1872, $4,000
the board of the
male Colleges, on
= graduating they
ears in the State.
hat for this outlay
been educated.
Colleges; while
ollege, besides
ained and sent
and eighty-two
the reports Of
emes. dates Of
of labor.
Baltimore city
revenues Of
of the annual
"a Academies
81 the $780,
ahe has paid
u beneficial
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-09-14
DIED.

At the residence Of his parenss In the lsi
district. on the 3rd instant, LOUIS r., eldest
son of 7. J. and Moilie p. Yates, aged 6 years,
4 sonths and days.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-09-14
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


Orphans Court Of st. Mary's County, Set:
Sept. ~. lee3.
nRDERED by the Court, that Thomas
- 8. Rice, Administrator Of
JOHN n. CHING,
lats Of St. MAFy's co., Nd, decreased, give the
notice required By Iaw 70 the deceased's cred
itors 10 exhibit their claims and that the same
lie published once week for six successive
weeks In the So. hary's BEACON.
Test: JoHM B. ABKLL,
Register Of villa .ar st. Mary 70 county.
NOTICE.
in pursuance Of the ahove order, hereby
give notice that have obtained from the Orr
Phans' Court Of st. Mary seounty, Maryland,
letters of administration on the personal e.
tate Of John n. Ching. late Of said couniy,
deceased. AL persons having clair . amt
the said deceased are hereby noiifsd 20 en-
hihit the same with the proper vouchers az
taehed thereto 70 the subscriber, % or before
the l4th day OF March, 1883, they will other
wise BY law be excluded from the benefits Of
the said estate. All persons indebted e. the
deceased are requested TO make immediate
payment TO the subscriber.
Administrator.
Sept IA. lsa2-ew.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-09-14


l@aefs1lf Nn4efs ~ St. @aFyN esunsFs
Age eeeebq renHmae1 v nresmhlB il Er1weFH
MeHiHes - tlis several woiing rlncee In ~
alnhfsns siessiea districts, o.
WEDNESDAY. ssps.. 17tA. 1854
49, oselnek, Pm. ana elsct asn dsIaKslss
from eaeh eieeliDn diafrlel q Kaesf IA GEan~
~ Cpavsniion. u Lsoaas&sowns -
SATURDAY, espi aosh, lsas.
aor'she purpsss y !. elnsinx shrss dslssnass
- se1<1sent s.. Masy'a cpnnly II she Cos
eAzssloNAk CoAFaNxlsa - - bad a. Upper
MahboFso "a
TUESDAY. October sFd. ls89.
fsr he purposs az nominafinR . eandldaSo 10
Fepresens fhe 5ih congfassi0nnl Disilist IN
TIE next Honss Of Representatives. and also -
appoine three aaleaases % Represent rnId cenn<
~, u re judicial ctnysasion, Il - hel& ~
the sams bIn6e 60 the same day, fcT ths pns-
pose az nominaatmR c9e candidate for Apep-
eiais Judse In che Seventh Judlciai CIrtult -
JOHN Y. DENT.
IGN. X. MATTlNGLY.
Tkl0N. A.LfkCH
Democgnlie CenaRnl CQmmfffee Ebs Eg Ma
sept rs. lee8-2k. rye Coanty.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-09-14

Our friend Of Art Gallery aEd On
ile fame bss presented rs with 8 en-
Sic Of good size. Considering ib1
these turtles, we had ours killed o.
village. We thank our friend for
and congratulate bin uPOa get
one Of his duck devourep. Th
been killed for two days. bot }
stiIl 8 suapplng.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-09-14
ST. MARYs FEMALE SEMINARY,
Sc. D1ARY's CITY,
ST. MARr's COUNTY, Nd,
Will open its fhirty-ninth session OCTOBER
Ind. For catalogues, address
Miss A. 4. THOMAS,
Aug 81 lssz--im Principal.
FOR SHERIFF.

MessTs. Edttors:--PI easeannonnreNr JAS
II. ALVEY, as = RepabIlean candidate for "a
next SberiaaIty and say that be will rs~iye
the cordial support Of
Nov "a. 1881. TnE PKspE
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-09-14
AN'TED.

A WOMAN, white or coloTed, 10 do the
cooking and washing for the family. Refer
ences will be required.
Sept 7, lss2-2t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-09-14
Public Sale.


4 win offer on the premises on the 18th Of
4 Sept, 1854. my farm called SCOTLAND,
situated near Pt. Lookout. THIS farm Il beeu-
tifally located, and has 30 acres Of rich, ara
bic LAID and Is acres OF oyster cove attached.
FINE DWELLING Of -
II rooms In thorough
ksss repair, aud four out
SIS houses. Fine bathing
and cunning. Fine orchard Of choice fruit.
YsRT HRALTRv. Entrance 70 creek on Ches-
apeake Bay.
This property il situated eonreniens 10
school house and Il near tie terminus Of the
Soathsgn Nd. Railroad.
I viii also sell on sane dag my household
furniture and farming implements, two va
gons. two horses, mileh COW, breech-
loading Remington guns II hogs. poultry,
etc, etc.
TERMS or SALE-For real estate, enc
halfeash, balances in one, two and TIRES years;
sof personal property, al sums Of $40 and
ander, cash, over that anionnt, credit or
months will % givens the purchaser giving
approved security.
A orand Dlnasr yin Be given 10 alI vhs
AHEAD The sa1a.
For further particulars before the day a
sale. apply 10 MoOzE & MoRsAx. Leonard
CHARLES n. MYERS,
Scotland p. o., ST. Mary . CO., Nd.
Aag -, Issz-St.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-09-14
FOR SALE.

THE large aad handsome rrsiienre. situa-
led in the vill.,t OF I.cBnaidiown. the
property OF Mrs tico. 4. MoFgsn, and about
acres Of land attach d. The dwelling con-
sists az ulsin l,,ildiBg, two stoIisf, With wings
attached on North End South sides II has
Il r0onss, and the whole has been recent :.
painted and is in thorough repair Double
porches on front and North sides, and COW
cred porch on West side. Fine wRter in the
Vard. Stables and all NECESSARY oui-hoases
in good repair. fne dry cellar. large
garden and other land for pasimrage. The
front lawn Is laid out In walks, ornamental
and shade tires.
This property is beautifully situated, aad,
10 convenient 10 churches, schools, &C..
aud Il especially desirable ms rouutry res
idence. We invite an inspection Of The pro-
perry. Terms easy. Apply 10
MOORE & MORGAN, Agents,
LeonardtOWn, Nd.
Aug II, iss7-lm.
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$40 to $4,000.

In legitimate judicious sptculsin in Grain.
Provisions and Stocks on cur pr, fecled plan,
yields sure monthly profits 10 ln' &c and small
investors. address, for full particulars, G..
Is. Kendall q &C., Conn. Merchan s, 1T
lie La Sale ST., Chicago, IN.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-09-14
Wheat Growers Attention !
ONLY sae PEN TOW.

THO meet the wishes Of many Of our Gus
toners for q reliable Wheat FsFfiiiser ~
the smallest cost, afier many experimenial
and prartieal tests and close observation Of
the results OF various combinations rich In the
most essential ingredients for rrOdueing the
largest crop and most l<rniaaent henslit TO
the soil, we have had manufactured for cur
trade, III addition TO the Visitor Brand,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-09-14
lHOS. c. PRICES Wheat Z Corn Fertilizer,
AHish Grad. Bone supsrPhmphais.

rich IN Phosphoric Acid and other Grain and
Grass-producing elements; just what the
farmers want for making the moet Wheat,
Cora, Data Vegetables, &C., and securing
che finest growth u clover aud other grasses
Tins Fertilizer-same Eormula--has BEEN used
with great snecess in the WheAt-growing
sections and l., quality considered. the cheap
sst manure in The market, yielding TO the
farmers the largest profit and most permanent
hene6t for the amount Of money invested
II has been thoroughly tested 0ad ifs meTifs
prouei. We hare selected Il with great care
ard can confidently recommend 10 60 farmers.
Ossr Victor Fertilizer Is kept mp
20 its full standard Of excellence and ennu0i
be surpassed for TOBACCO, WHEAT and
all crops. Price same rs heretofore.
~ Prepare your land we'll, drain thor
oughlv, use the best seed and apply our Fer
tilizer for good crops. Send for circulars and
certificates.
THOMAS G. PRICE & CO.,
Tobacro, Grain and General Commission
Merchants,
Sc 8. Charles St., Baltimore, Nd.
&~ Consignmeuls solicited.
We also sell Andrew Co.'S Phosphate, Brad
ley's saCirrIe Brand. Pure Bone aud Potash
manure and other Fertilizers.
Aug IL, lS82-2m
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-08-22
CABINET MEETING IN NEW YORK
Morc OF n Social 1han II business
Character. -y-

,fore OF n Social 1hnn II business
Character. -.r
New ioRH, August 2l.-An informal
meeting OF the Cabinet was held at presi-
dent Arthur's house to-day. All the men,
bcrs except Secretary Teller and postmas-
ter General Howe were present. There was
no business transacted and the session was
more Of social than business one. The
cause ofthe meeting, seSplai1ed by Secre-
tarv Folger and Attorney General brewster,
waa, that as Secretaries Lincoln, Chandler
and folgef and the President were in New
York, Secretary Frelinghuysen in Newark
and Attorney General Brewster at Long
Brahch, it was thought bc.t to meet and
inquire whether anything in either Of the
departments required joint action. Moth.
ing oil this nature came before the meet.
ing. Both Secretary Folger and the At.
torney General denied that changes in the
heads OF departments had been discussed.
NEWPORT, r. T., August al.-Prcsident
Arthur will visit the Casiuo, the torpedo
station aud Fort Adams. Gen. Hancock
will come up with three OF his stall, arriv.
ine Wednesday. At least fifty invitations
have been sent the President inviting him
to dinner parties, receptions, etc. He
will meet many representative men of the
country, here. The Secretary OF the Navy
will arrive Thursday. The Secretary Of
State will be here during the Presidents
visit. Over 1000 invitations have been
issued TO Governor Morgan's reception in
honor OF the President. ne
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-08-22
GENERAL NEWS NOTES
THE ueE,oF~THe PRESIDENTS FLAG
A Social Meeting Of the Cabinet In New Yorl
Aniussmsnts for the Presidcnt At Newport.
The Labor Sltuation-Collapse OF the
Alntrs' Strike-Thc Iron Strike.

WASHINGTON, D. G., August 9i.-Therc
is MI erroneous impression abroad in re.
gard to the adoption OF tho Presidents
flag. Tho flag Is entirely naval ailair,
and Is 10 be used on no other occasion cx.
cept when he Is aboard ship. The navy
has weakness for flags, distinctive flags,
and always had. There is special flags for
fleets and ships and for admirals and other
officers. Then there are half flags, Us II
were, for small bouts. Whenever 1t is dis
covered that n new flag is needed all that
is required is that tho bureau OF naviga.
ton be informed, and In few days that
bureau will supply not only the
design but the flag itself. 1t
Is not intended that the
Presidents flag shall fly on the White
House. There is m ordinary American
flag on the White House, and that Is all that
is required. This flag docs not fly every
day. Sometimes the employees there forget
to hoist It for several days at time. The
Treasury Department building flies flag
every day, though the other Department
buildings do not hoist their flags except
on public holidays, anniversaries, or at
half.mast upon the death Of public officials
or ex.oilicials OF distinction. It can be
authoritatively stated that the Presidents
ling will be taken to the Navy Department
upon his return here, where it will remain
until the President takes another sea trip
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-08-22
IN BLACK AND WHITE.
HORRIBLE PLOT uNEARTHEo
A Conspiracy Of Alabama Negroes TO ,la~arro The
White Inhabitants Discovered Ia Tims TO
Prevent It's Execution The itIng glcader
Promptly Hung on the Epoi.

Mobile, ALA August 2l.-ln ChoclaW
county, Ala, on the 18th inst, II bundle o.
papers disclosing well organize,l plo
among the negroes 10 kill the entire whit.
population OF that county, was found ncal
one OF their rendezvous by two gentlemen
who laid the matter before the Solicitor
On the 10th quiet meeting OF the citizen.
Of MI. Sterling and Butler was called u,
Butler 10 consider tho beat mode OF sup.
pressing tho intended outbreak and mus.
sacre.
After discussion it was agreed that the
following ringlcaders, jack Turner, I. D.
DArnley, Jessie Wilson, Peter Hill, Willis
Lyman, Aaron Scott and Range, to whom
had been assigned the duties OF leading
respective squalls to Butler, Mount Ster.
ling, DesotavilIe aud other PLACES, and
killing all whites ut each place, should be
arrested and lodged in Jail. Their arrest
was effected on the l7:l, without dis.
turbance or bloo1sllci. The same day n
mass meeting Of citizens Of all classes was
called for Saturday to decide the fate oil
the prisoners.
Tho plot Inns been in existence since
lS7S and the conspirators now number
100. They have powder, shot and guns
and think themselves sufficiently strong to
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-08-22

SARATOGA, \. y, August Ex-Governor
Cornell, when interviewed on the subjects
Of the Elevated Railroad tax hill and the
American District Telegraph blind pool,
said: "Whoeyer stated that l promised 10
sign the Elevated tax bill | say is liar"
Being told that Gould says he did prom
se to sign the bill, tho Governor replied:
"Whoevcr says SO tell you is liar. do
not want to get into controversy with
Gould. 1t is sufficient for me TINT the peo.
ple know this man is opposed to me-"
Relative to tho Governor blind pool in
American District Telegraph stock the
Governor made no response 10 the inquiry,
simply repeating, "Whoeyer says that !
promised to sign the Elevated Railroad
tax bill is liar" Without piicilins re.
sponsc the interview ended.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-08-22
A New Motor,

CHICAGO, ILL.,, August Ell. B. Atwater,
an inventor OF some prominence, has
secured patents on unique and entirely
new motor. 1t is founded on this prin.
ciple. The poles Of an electro magnet are
changed to point distant from where
they are usually located, and by this
transfer a stroke Of 8 to 30 inches is secured
and 4 reciprocating or an oscilhting en-.
gine without breaking the current which
connects the battery with the motor. With
the greatly increased power thus gained
there is no increased battery necessary.
The power gained its continuous, noiseless
and the cost minimum. The machine
will shortly be placed on exhibition.
Scientific men agree that many OF its prin.
ciples are new to science and that it may
work Il revolution in motors.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-08-22

Spr,rlyG OF the financial and business
,;tuation at Pittsburgh, the Commercial
Ga:ab Of yesterday says:
Financial movements during the week
irs, closed have been confined almost ex'
eIu.jyely to routine work ut the banks,
there being comparatively little demand
or discounts, and good request for prime
commercial papers. Much attention Is
ss,in being given to the question OF re.
sumption Of work in the iron trade, and
there are those, and not few in number
who predict that settlement will be
brougi. about between employers and
employees inside OF ten days, and that this
ulesns the beginning OF good times fol
Pittsburgh once more. Whatever grounds
there may be for this belief, it is certainly
very generally held among fnanciers and
merchants. Should it prove true it will bt
the financial salvation OF many small
traders whose living was dependent upor
the prosperity Of the laboring classes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-08-22
RIVER SEWS.
A Resume OF Tcsicrtiny's Events on tho


Lcyce. @
The repairs TO the scioto are being pushed
forward rapidly.
The dullness along tho wharf incident to
the low water sca2on is terrible. Nothing at
all seeMs 10 lie going on. 2,
The John Lon,as is running In the pacc of
the e. y. Lucas in the Hcliaire trade while
the latter is being repaired,
The river remained ataiionary all dsy VOC,
terday, Last evening the marks on the wharf
indicated depth Of ) feet I inches in the
channel. ''''
The Parkersburg Transportation Componv
Is having the Little Boone fixed IN pr. .nar,.
.ory TO carrying the mails during iLe low
water s. asOn. sst- si7.a, = -.
The j.. c. Risher passod up with small
TOW OF emplies about Il =. ", and at Jusk wac
st'!! e.leaToring to get, over the bar Mt Tia
bead Of the Island. - ~ 'A'
During the excitement lncldsnt 10 tbe
Sclotu l,omnS collision the combination of
the scl9tos safe was forgotten and IL has re.
manned closed ever since. Several pspers
arc In the saie, ''Ape''
lhe =. J. Lucas has been taken on The tlry
DOCKS Tor y general repairing. This psckc,
mas 10 make SO many mnIin.s ut tie b.nI
thet she has had some OF her seams opel,ej
fixed. ' "''' we" ~ w
The Andes pasted Marietta at II O'Clock
yesterday MORNING and arc o'clock Ia,, njrht
had not arrived: This large stern whorler
Is adapted 10 los water, and under the
careful command of Ca,,L Charlie Muhle.
man, we hayenn d0Nht 6u. what she will
reach this ru.t In safety and will leave iii.
afternoon Mt her accustomed time Tor C;n.
cnnnti md points between. Tls And. l.
stauncli craft md one that can be- relief
sand. Clear aud hot, !. .ss I,'-1'' ':'
prrsnCEon Angus. q River Is itcl,r,
and s'asionar:. C!,ar and aurm. =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-08-22

KALAMAZOO, August ol.-NIrs. Garfield,
mother OF the late President, his Oldest
son and sister OF Mrs. Lucretia Gar
field, passed through here on the north
bound train on the Lake Shore and lIichi.
gan Southern this morning. Mrs. Garfield
is goingto visit her son ut Jamestown, o.
tawa county. The party left Mentor lest
night, they receiving every possible court
esv from Superintendent Amsden and
Conductor Curtis. Crowds gathered at
every station to see them. Mrs. Garfield
bears the journey remarkably, showing
little fl;igue. Tie grandson rode on the
engine from Allegau to Byron Centre. At
this place the patty took carriage for
Jamestown.