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81. cLEAns4's Bar. April l7th, lss2.

= go Atebs AE0A-
dessTs- Editors THE past week bias car
risd as back 10 mid-winter with iss hail aad
snnw and cold Winds; bu, II Is again becon.
ing miider and we again cherish hope, tina
We may soon dispense with over-roa;s and
saeh other winter apparel.
Soon viii appear birds and flowers green
leaves AID spring fever.
We fear that the peach crop, which wss e
promising Al frat, has been irreparable injured
by tie cold snap
The farmers in this section are about don,
preparing their land for corn, and are now
awaiting q return Of favorable weather 70,
Planting the same. Notwithstanding the very
rainy weather which has prevailed all The
Spring. they are wishing for raia TO pa. the
ground IN order COR corn planning.
Mr.. Tios. Greenwich started his saw mill
lasl week, which he Us works beautifully
lie is now prepared 70 dc All kinds Of saving
promptly and Al reasonable rates. Those
wanting hogsaead slaves, plans, &c, can be
supplied.
We learn that, at on early day, there win
be a s.st.k race Al H.. Is..a IL L.. -
he anspices Of NJ. Grsenwell who is well & :
ied 10 carry through such an sif,ir 10 success
Such spectacle wilt be something Of novel
y 70 the people hereabOuls, Aad VII no dDuLt
NAV together large crowd 10 wiI6css is.--
He wishes, as We predict, for TIA terisg
success We hope % be able to give 10 our
next the exact date Al which il wal lake
place.
4 club has been recently organized al the
same place, but ne are not able to give either
the name or ths object Of /, rs il Is someihii .
on the secret plan But we assume that it is
a literary club and us object the revival s'.d
promotion Of That highly entertaining, but
now obsolete, practice Of stery-ieEing. We
are informed that i, is a strictly 6rsi class
e!ub in all respects aud Is likely 10 remain so,
~ no doubtful characters viii be admitted 10
iis membership.
Mrs. nnie ". Graves, wife Of Thos
Graves, died al her residence in this district,
Oh Monday, 9TH Instant. After lingering
and painful illness she HIS, We hope, passed
from a scene AZ grief to bliss ipenable in a
happy eternity. TO her bereavsd husband and
relatives we Offer our sympaIhisS.
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e e NesFaeiez eer
t,''s.s go - ~ gi alIk nd n6ns-
s'sse during talss il ID 1as a,sskss ~e
fsska onF AeEabt sa Is Isssa. baf s. i
.ss'i t,s.,sss 1a.ess . seaaeI -. aas b i
sses sE4sr s|se signature 81 ~.
nstssa ~ w. wa csa.nsess.e ! -.
- 3 .iie a4pa naa &c rassy saaar.s sre
Fssl,a Gre. We aiiks lie ns.asn df I'd
a'flsaiineig 41ef. psrsursf The DE. IL
'ssHsa ALB sluf laeshsa prssgEs6b unnis-
t.zasl3 places Is "a "a une4sy as.a Anlks.rs
re hsa iadelasd is hope tsas our
slse = p eDrsmanscssion haa ssapoa
g aeiiee. Eos assasiss IS hops Ressly
s'as iesrssil sriienses o mick Aaa nen xsna
V slsy Has 10 ihe poinf The ~. seems
g sn'sslAia ae vpiaion ulat re sse ossea.
'.ssssss g on biblical knowlsaxs, and thai
acf FeniJ nssissfmmiaS, otherwise our sras
'e'iag % IL ssaesai asse,ubly aud ehurrh u
ne hfss-isofa which are arilsea IN ueasen
eili avail = nsught. Sow. Enmases q. 70
sl's''k that OF ps~ssiur knaaieiee % per-
ess'y F~'lizsi 1eald gs&asasly = COP 70 ten-
60 a9siee. Gp.. foa rrszed snsausiass lie ous-
&c PC Willis n ana huslbly nrlsnowlears
or ps+kness sad take laiE ocesaion % onst
he o.. our uHissgaed sha1ks. aId:ux ina,
Ne are aware slat he second cosninx Il oms
sayieF viii barss Cd ~ sissa lwelI IN ~ ssee
q tie whole esrlh, a. saadenls aad nnexpee-
iediy, - The snare flea oseF the crsaaur~
caoght 10 is tolls. Several marriages have
sAkan place ssnce tbe sloae Of the LensaI AL
soa. Deaah has been busy r;aiaing rs.ss.ns
since Cur Isl item" Annie ID. 81
ored girl, aged hire years, was ii u
death on the aGlsraoon ofthe 18th. Inst -
CAfelessness i attributed 10 be the cause. as
10 adults were present during the distressing
catastrophe. Mr. W. r. Clarke, ofSi. Jesoass,s
Sesk, iosl valuable horse iew days ago ron
overwork-s0 supposed Pinkney TArIton.
Esqr., bad his hIP bone DEDICATED 10 csnse-
qaenes ola fAlI from his buggy on Easse-
Monday. Dr's. Niles and wnyson are attend
ing the unfortunate gentleman.
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April &C. 1874.

- Pesersons Magazine, for Nay, IL re-
ceived As bright and welcome - May it.rFt.
The principal steel engraving, "Comin' Thro'
The Rye, ESPECIALLY bean,ifal, su5 illustrates
q capital stof, by Frank Lee Brnediss. The
article on Scan5inavis. I" with iss nnnseroas
engrAvings and its account Of the Vikings. Is
one Of the very noticeable papers for which
this magazine Is becoming faa.ons. Then
there is a charming lore story, barbara
By new contributor, from whom we hope
Often 70 hear. Mrs. Stephens powerful
novelet Or Washington society deepens in IN
ieEesi with lhr chapters in this number. The
iliustraliaas Of fashions, emhroidtries. and
fancs work generally, are as numerous and
ness IN style As ersr. There are two eosored
patterns, \ xpecinisy Nith 'sPeiessoa, no
other giving these patterns. We DO uoi sec
how any lsdY. or even family, can 10 wishona
this invaluable monthly TIE price Is bat
twodoiiaFs rear with great reductions 10 clubs
and = tree eopys or photograph album. or large
engraving. Tor getling Up ihs club II isxsill
IL line Is subscribe sog 1857 Specimens are
seni. gratis. 70 shese wishing to eel Up ciubs-
Address Priersors Maga2iae, 3o6 Chrstaat
Street, Philadelphia -.
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70 srl sgiriigggs or ierhleiife1 iiQu0rs " lager
hecT In quauiilIsS les than piui, NJ one tine,
are ns foliews Provided. that tie applicant
dnll fifss he rercthiatndrtffu ll'e ClefA ~ TWO
rrsp.cisl.lr lTcrholders tf his immediate siein-
iiy, shalt make oalh before said Clerk hat hc
has hons sde fRud without intending 70 evade
the requirements # this Rriielel provided and
experts 10 maintain sex good llcis with SAIL
rien, covering lhrFefuF--and three rUoms more
than sufficient for the private uses IT said Of
dipary keeper. with s'abl az aud proyendvr
Tor i've horses g. least; mnd Il said applirsns
resides 10 the C'iiy OF b diimvTe, tllas be ca
pecis 70 maintain twelve good beds with COT
eTiag rs Aforesaid, sni SIX rooms.
The said applicant Is also 70 make oAyi he-
lcre tie Clerk as 10 rate Of rent or annual wai-
te oi the hoase al or IN which ihs business 80
he authorized hy the liesnse inay bs dsAs. &c
ibtendcd 10 Le done
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Be sure and get tie Genuine.

Orphans Cours Of ST Mary's County, Ser
March 20 1882.
nRDERED b. the Court, That Geo. F.
W Tennisan, administrator OF
SEBASTIAN TENNlS0E,
late of ST. Mary's county. Nd dereascdf give
the notice required by law IN the d,ceasrd 5
creditors to exhibit their rls,ims and thai the
same be published once week for six success
siye weeks IN the ST. Mary's BEAc.E.
Test: JoHg B. AaKEL,
Register Of Wills for st. Mary county
NOTICE.
In pursuance Of the above order, hereby
give noliee that have obtained from the Ur-
phans Court st. Mary county, Maryland
letters of administration on the persona. es-
tate of Sebastian Tennison, late OF said coun-
~ deceased. All persons having claims
against the said decreased are hereby notified
70 exhibit The same with the proper vouchers
attached thereto 10 the subscriber. on or be-
fore the 9Th day Of Oct, 1897, theT win other
wise by Law be excluded from the benefits oil
said estate. All persons indebted 20 the de-
reased are rcqUes ed 10 make immediate pay
ment 10 the subscriber.
GEO. F. TENNlS0N
Administrator
April 6, lss2-ew.
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= M dslsS - fn buslisatsos = s,e ii. 81.
- weeh ~ tsnaa " rs 49,, = - -.
our employees s. passi.i,.se 81 ~ go. 81. :.
uae races, ard 70 enahls aa i, size s IS.
p0rs 81 aama il one asa utllea $500 G..
hAe hetn done y We lla6 put our 49,. E, =
press u thn nsuel hoaF.
- reported ID nrs Bsa,n 4.
boakht oas tie store ~ 3lss. fsan,.n.ss 80
win eonaaes The business d Il. old s,ss '.''
Nfs. Hamasefs retrlag. We xEsb n. -.
- Large lpe surs a. success i. her p,.,ss...
OF has obialned
The coneert Of the Eeonards,swn u;...-.,.
at the soeieiy's Han On TueyIsav uigls ~.
attracted an oysfiIowing audience ead ~.
performances Is spokensof IS all - tI,e go,
utfacsise enierisinment Of the kind s.,.s -
ever been Witnessed m The rillaue Ca
tIe native aleB, Of old Eeonara.own
Rev Father ncaa1lan. or Nt :. w.-...
Collsge, ia on yisif t. friends ID the ro,,n.,
lie came aown with he remains Il III
t;reezwelI's son. which were E.uries - a..
Lady's Chapel on Tuesday last. The relief
Gus ceremonies ~ TIE grave w,re prrs.,rn'.,
b. Father Lancaster, Father rcnullsn MAJ
ing ihe responses Harry slmlslina and is
tireeawcli. students II tae College. are aI.o
10 the county and wilI eontinue At sheir bones
here until The school Is Fe-opened.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-04-20

A walk through the beautiful woods near
b. presents to an observing ere many forms
Of equaI presentisns vyiEg Coz the possession
Of the seii The incessant varliing Of birds
Is heard, and Just accessible rasine the mo-
noiOnous Gro ding offrogs CRATES unpieAsaul-
" apoa the sympanam of tue adFscHlAse ap-
penaxSe. Harki Whist appa!ling sound Is
that We heAr1 We adrance with sNn.ioas
s'eps and latra breath Mercy a few SECS
saF'hsE-pshaw Shall We TcseAl7 Why,
Sire. il Is only the strokes Of "a ornoee-eol-
cred wocd-pesker beAsing acared isee IN
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-04-20
II the value Of their stock IL trade BE-

No lirense shall be granted 10 sellspiriiuoas
or fersaenfed liqanss Or Lager heer ~ qgAnfir
ises nos less tisas = PM i0r the sum - sigh
teen 1oiisfs nud sixty cents, nnlsss fht psfr
son aef fflsR fIefef5fe shalt Al bt8ina iieenr<
70 scll goods, challies, wars sad merchandise
paying shFreicrr the snm hesein htfnFs pzrr
fe1bed according 70 the asaonnt Ct - etoek
In trade
Fesnsles vending Miliinery NJ Other sEhAH
arsirisa, nluse sleek In lrlde il not over $500
pas . Iirrrsr 81 IS GAYS bngu oFer ahns
amonnf. iiey are required % pas he sims u
renss ~ 0f.tr pfrens---aa.h ~ be iaken q e
aasount 81 sfc<k At psineEpal sesacn q sils
year
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-04-20
LIcExsEs TO owxERs Or KEEfERs q
gTALLIoSs oK JAcKs.

Tie nnsz or Keeper Il esfFv Stallion 6
Jask sissii. l,e.cr~ Icing rernitisd y sssnd g
station such AsifnaI, pas g. The Cstrk Of tie
CsreGia cuuTf 81 ssfne cns x ne essanlies u
this State he highest sass phirh hbintendn
10 EsE - receive sor fiss waspn q one mare:
aud she rereipt 81 she ~aia Clerk wiih he
seal 81 hi rUHia afsaciad tkefef0 ioF ania feus
shall le i've ls.essc ~ sali0niBg o. sfandine
such stallion OF Jack IN cue ear agefp he
dais lhenst, provided. fist#in no ease thsN
she ssns dirreled ~ le aid ~ ihia Aecsi0n 90
sneh ssefnse i,e Lee tiaft ten dollars sad hat
eye4y siaiiion q Jack. pron wsieh ihs sad
tax i plsd, khaii Le exempt fioni Al Q hfg
Sssfe sgx.
N O. ner of keeper sfanGirg Or siaIicniHg
arr Stsssion o. Jsek wislIszf heepse sisaIs
6sglsff a. rar feses fae sam abfbosixsd aed
required 10 &c psid il The list pFrteding 80.
sipn. one-haH 10 he susie and the other bali
Wy. :. wATHEN,
ShsTsa a. 81 asrs's eoaniT-
sfareh - Isst-ta
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IcOnxUxIcATED.


Missing from Washington, D. c., about the
Sd OF next month. 1850, tall complrxioued
young man, about FIVE feet SIX inches Of age !:
hight, 81 years; had 90 when last seen pair
o. swallowtailed seaIskia trousers, with sau-
sage stripes fashionable mat,on-chop waist
coat ssith easl-iron trimming; double harrel-
cd froek coat, With tripe color and tobacco
lining; waier-tiahl canvas boots, with patent
leather TOPS laced NJ at the sole; Is deaf and
dumb in one ere and hard Of bearing with
the other is slightly pocis-marlsei At he back
of his head ssocps upright when be walks
crooked slight impedinent in his look,
and wears a ereriah bend on his upper lip
wl.iskeFs eut OF short inside; vas carrying
an empty carpet box in each hand and n wood
en- bag in the other eontAiafng screws, steam
ers, railway tunnels and blacking.
Was born befOre his younger brother, his
mother being presens on the occasion.
Any oee giving sneh information az will
leave himIwhers be is. vim be presented As the
Law directs
R.RJ Gr4rEa.
April 20, 1884
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- Book Aeenls and lovers &c W8seru
a4Fentare4 are rsEgrcd % the Adgefs Isl 81
q .scFees q tie FisilS' 10 archer coienn
q his paper
- eoattd l0ngue, head .ehe. tese
u shs uoafh. > duh, droasy issisnx. ars safe
iBdieAIions lhzt yoar liver i torpid Ahd thai
tiers i eoEleet On Of sogsf hnur IN he Ssurs-
u a. EArnaaesa AnFi-ags ssoAs Bsaers
q@i Hnd etsecte IT tnfe fhese rsii IS
sszzs8 : b Der alsd 81 bnsfE Il 1h<rn
toa. Baisin1ofe and HaFrt On ssrsesa
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COPARqNERSHIP.

n Co-pastnerrhip IN tie practice of rneaf
- gine hrs b~sn fcrEaetistfzeeH tie suder-
signe3, sshich dates fruns she Isl a Janusry
1852. 0fiee IN the room adjoiaing ihe aep
Drag Store Of Harry spaIding
A. JACK SpALDTEG.
CHARLES COMBS,
Jan |. 1854.
gan :, iss1--Iy
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


Orphans Court o. 81 aary's County. Sci !.
Feb. IL. 1882
- RDEREn by the Court. that B Harris
- Csniaiisr, administrator Of
THOMAS X. LANGLEY.
late Of 81. Mary's CO., Nd, deceased, give The
aUsies required b. law 70 he deceased 5 esed-
iIors 70 exhibit their claims and iszl tie same
be published once week for SIX successive
weeks 10 the ST. Nary's Braces.
TEST: Jnax B AnxLE,
Register o. villa for ST. Nars's coansy.
NOTICE.
ln pursuance Of the above order, hereby
give notice thst have obtained from the 0r-.
phans' Court nf 81 Mary cOanfy, Maryland,
letters Of administration On tbs personal es-
tate IL TbOs X Langley. Late Of cid couEiy,
deceased. All persons hsving els,ims against
the said deceased are hereby notified 10 ex-.
hilii the same with the proper vouchers al
tsehed tEereso 80 tbs subscriber, an uF hefore
tie i6sh DAY VI Aug, 1859, they will other
2ise by iAw be exriudra from tie i<re6ts q
tie said estate All l-rsous inhibited 70 the
DECEASED are requested 10 make immediate
payanent To the subscriber
B. HARRIS GAMAksER.
AdniHisralsF.
FEB ie. lss7--ew.
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DARTTES wsshing 70 sell farms, by FIR
A nishing the undersigned description.
&r., all have the same adyerissea iree 81
charge We have made arrangements with
several Real Estalr 4 genss s0F he sale Is lsnas
IN iower Mar, lzH6.
N0OEE 4 MORGAN,
i.sonsTdsou n
Sept IS. fssi-m
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oRLAGER BEER.

The an,onbis or licrnse 70 be Psid 81 retail
eFs Of spiriiuous 90 Itrnienled li9soFs OF iagsr
bser are "A follows;
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-04-20

The applicant must either make cath, a.
hesesofore. hsfors the Clerk of The Cirrnit
Court Of the ronnsy where be is engaged Ia
business. Of the ancunt Of goods kept on
hand al the principal season % sale; " The
oath may Le administered hy a Jnssicr 0f TIE
Pesre, when tie pegsDn waiting the iirenss
applies lhrongh an agent. IL the batter
coarse be adopted. the follovi y form win be
dsesaed Sufficient compliance with the nc:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-04-20

On this -------- day o. 49,, 1889, hefnre
the sus,srFiheg, = Justice a. tie I'esce q tie
State Of Maryland, Ia aud Cor said eounTt.
personally appear. q ----- and Declared thaG
he intends 10 Apply for a tnsdess' Iicsnn. uSs-
der ihe 2nd stciion Of tie act o. Jan lary SD
sion, ls5s, 10 the Clerk Of ,heCirenil coars
for SAINT Mary's county, aud made oath ghAt
the amount Of the stock ~ Hossds, generally
kept on hand sy him. (sr ~ ne coarern =
sskieh ks is esgaged IN case il lie Partnership
NJ the principal season Of sale, Tor Il the aF-
Islicant has MT psevivus3y engaged In speh
trade, that thc asaoanf u fht sfsek ~ gssds
sshiek As experts 70 beg, Dc dies not Tor
sill notl exceed s.
Sworn befuFr
Iftlie oash be administered letore J siien
q she peaee ont Of the county 10 Which the
application IS made, there must le sfssgehsd
the certificate Of the Clerk Of The CirrlIi our,
OF the county 10 y hicll the Jus'icr resides.
Persons nay sci. salt % cure a.. la Nnrth,
April sad May without license.
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ucs az sa7sag +
allnu dock h
iron, 81 powerful
siae and iIleNs
4 lie ~
\ kh8iV 4a a@
i ilsslsic. TIE
l,istry have never
faletly. non enc =,
- resulting from
Ser0fMlsA aud
~. Erysfg sra
s Fire. ffs,aplcs
luses. BtotCAees
liter, tfniTiare.
I'D. kkanw- VIC rEEas
isEna. 1Kegcuriab
sem ale WeaA-
tiles faunalte,
ae DrNmeK lise
araa Debility.
eanxing qualities
ugruptiona which
4 calse siare pc
atea and esili e'lA
Eoges eaerwy Aslst
"a rves health. alast
81 ilsrcueiloist fhe
let fru4m any disc
4 ifnlsstriiy uf tbs
Will glve ATEn .
with the n61uer-
4 clseaga materials
-.
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Tlsexs ufla bs conssaernbaa ehnmga
left - gouf rocks teaks this sessun. K xoa
viii pafscnixe the ar<non edged headers il
she cscshing tfnde IN Baltimore Their -
perior eAfraenss for men. h.4ys and chiidrea.
Insure style and e:~gantr nos oatafstztlr
eisra heFe. and they cllzsy the iMzgesf stock q
rioshsug ia D. State, ard sell II Tor the lensg
MONEY WEen aou IL 70 the city % Il
one 81 G - Gehm 4 Son, Hanover and
rs2st steers aho also gre a hzn.Isos Z soa-
Esair g eaeh pafron.
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SHOES. e E:sa.s. es sss.. :. ..
Scw as5 eieeans styseaAt LHw senee's B Z
EsowE store.
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Before the 1t day oi
May. 1882,

snder the penalties prnAriged " aalA lAms
str tie inlrartiou slsercof
Ii,nse lalerssssa az Hosiiied Of tbs lo,lpw-
sns requirements q The fieeasg las
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With Clerk aud SHERIFF. ises. added.
LICENSES TO. RETAILERS OF sPlRE.
Tuors OR FERMENTED LIQUORS
or LAGER BEER.
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~ EktEk.
|d W6adersal Adj

Pc Weadersal Ads
81 KIT Carson,
sack Texas
lia 5s.
sA teTs Scouts,
hook of ThrilIina
Ito With iil-
BE / be crate Ad-
Wonderful Shoot
L II The far Wsi
NIL Page Golorea
4 for Aeenia ever
/ ~ AZ -gscn Nes-
others tiyc-
5ss pages, prizes
i easfit GO ceals.
agency, OH trina
70 HISTORICAL
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LIcEygE 70 oRpINAaIEs AxprArERx.
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April G, lss2-sw.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-28
BRIEF NEWS SUMMARY.

John Finnegan, aged % years, sat down
to rest on a dock at South Amboy a few
nights ago, fell asleep and was frozen to
death.
Texas sdvices report that five prisoners
escaped from the Dallas Jail by digging q
hole through the wall with two large bowie
knives, passed into the cell while the guards
were asleep.
All the property, franchises. good will,
etc, OF a Sunday newspaper In Philadelphia
were sold recently to satisfy claim for
rent amounting to $36. The establishment
brought $64.
John Smith, a wealthy farmer, recently
found asssssinsted near Kelleyville, Ontario,
is now believed to have been murdered by
his young nephew, who was in the house at
the time. The boy has been arrested.
At the weekly meeting OF the Ladies'
Land League, Miss Reynolds, who was re-
Gently released from imprisonment, presid-
ed. It vas announced that the receipts for
the general fund during the week amounted
to el01, and for the prisoners maintenance
fund 81, 327.
Edmund Burke, a prominent lawyer and
politician of New Hampshire, died recently
at Newport, in that State, aged % years.
He Vas representative in Congress from
1889 to 1915; was Commissioner of Patents
under President Polk, and had for many
years been editor of the Washington Union.
The safe in the general store of McLqugh-
lin E Lewis, at Reynolds. II was blown
open few nights ego and 50 600 in money
aud $3.50 in postage stamps were stolen.
The door of the safe was blown eight feet
away, and every glass in the building was
shattered. The burglars also stole horse
and buggy, by which they escaped.
Up to this time no further Intelligence has
been received OF the disabled steamship
Edam, from which the Persian Monarch had
10 cut loose about one hundred miles out
from Sandy Hook. Her agents are still of
the opinion that she has been driven out to
sea by the recent severe westerly gales. She
is well manned, fully provisioned, and
commanded by an experienced Captain. 1t
is more than probable she will be heard
from in the direction Of Bermuda in the
course of few days. The revenue cutter
U. s. Grant has been dispatched in pursuit
Of the disabled vessel.
Judge H. Caldwell, of Little Rock, was
sitting in his library near the fire, when he
observed q small package containing white
powder, on the mantelpiece. After care
fully examining it he tossed it into the fire,
when terrific explosion Immediately fol-
lowed, throwing the Judge violently across
the room, breaking furniture and doing
other damage. Attendants rushed in and
discovered the Judge lying insensible on
the floor with the flesh torn from both arms
up to the elbow and his hair and whiskers
entirely scorched off Medical assistance
was at once summoned and the Judge re-
stored to consciousness. Physicians pro-
nounce his injuries OF a most serious nature.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-28
Observation-Disclosures,

OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OBSERVER, WASH
INGTOE, D. c., January 27.-Indications for
Saturday:
In the Middle Atlantic States, increasing
clOUdiness and local rains, northeast to
southeast winds, light changes in tenn
perature, and slight rise followed by falling
bar meter
In the South Atlantic States, partly
cloudy weather ard light rains. variable
winds, mostly from northeast to southeast,
no charges in Temperature, and stationary
or slowly falling barometer.
In the Gulf States, southeast to southwest
winds, local rains and cloudy weather., sta
tiOnary or slowly falling barometer, and no
decided change In temperature.
In Tennessee and the Ohio valley, in
creasing cloudiness and rain, easterly to
southerIy winds, becoming variable, falling
barometer, stationary or slight rise in tenn
persture, followed Saturday night by colder
weather and rising barometer.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-28

NEW YORK, January 27-share specula-
tion opened at an advance of a to 2 per
cent. from the closing quotations of yester-
day, Richmond aud Danville leading the ad-
vance, while Canada Southern opened 2 per
cent. lower. An advance Of Is to % per
cent. took place in the esrly dealings,
Northwest and Wabash preferred being most
important therein. Following this
was a decline OF q to % per
cent, but the market subsequently,
became stronger, and between boards an
advance was recorded, ranging from a to
81 per cent, the latter for Northwest.
Denver and Rio Grande, st. Paul, Memphis
and Charleston, and Western Union were
also prominent In the upward movement.
San Francisco advanced ~, Manhattan IS,
Richmond and Allegheny II, and Rich
mond and Danville q per cent. from the
opening.
After the second board, the market re
acted d to II per cent, Richmond and
Allegheny ard NOrthwes'ern leading
therein, while Richmond and Danville sold
up to 2 per cent. at 212, but immediately
reacted ~ per cent. In the late dealings
the marker advanced Is to l Il per cent, the
latter for Richmond and Alegbaoy, while
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy sold up to
% per cent, but closed l per cent. lower.
The market closed generally firm. Trans
actions aggregated 425 600 shares.