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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-01-19
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The only Clothing House in the
State conducted on principles that
protect buyer and insures fair
transact ON.
The on Y Clothing House in the
State that is strictly and unaltera-
bly, ONE PRICE.
The originators Of the idea and
the o ,iy Clothing House in the
st tie that will give a written guar
antee to exchange an unsatisfacto
~ garment at any time, or failing
to completely suit the buyer, re-
turn the purchase money.
The only house in the State that
has Five Distinct Clothing De-
partments, each a complete estab-
iishment in itself.
The only Clothing House in the
State that has Original and Ex-
elusive Styles-copied from none,
equaled by none.
The only house in fhe State that
manufactures an immense stock Ol
Clothing for all ages and sizes, sells
direct to the retail buyer at a slight
profit on the cost of production,
marks the goods in plain selling
figures and at prices TO suit all.
Fair Dealing Our Standard
One Price Our Anchor
PERMANENT POPULARITY Our Goal
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-01-19

A public meeting was held at Morgznza in
this county, on the 18th instant at which Nr.
O. J. Russell presided and Mr.. &. Ernes.
Payne acted rs Secretary. The president
stated the object Of the meeting and appoint
ed The following gentlemen as committee to
draft resolutions: nessrs. I'm. Dyer, Geo.
". Goddard, ]. W Latham, Geo. ". VIII
kiuson, ]. j. Graves, WIN. T. Bailey and J..
Iii!lery Parsons. The Committee reported
the following preamble and resolution, which
were unanimously adopted:
WHsRKAs, We hear with regret that the In
s2eciion Laws OF the State are again subject
10 discussion By the Legislature Of the State,
and knowing that this matter has been mis-
represented by parties not interested in tobacco
growing and that being so misrepFesented,
The Legislature may be led TO do US, who are
interested, grievuus injury,
Therefore, be Il resolved, That We, the to-
baeeo growers Of 81. Mary's county, irrespec-
tive Of party, request the Senator and mem
bers Of the Legislature, representing 81. Ma
rvs county, to use all honorable means to
maintain the present system, 20 the end, that
the property which has for gensrations be-
longed 20 the tobaeco-arowing counties may
sc secured to the interest Of the planters.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-01-19

The Washington City and Point Lookout
railroad wharf Al Cornhsld Har6or is now
being used By Dir. Wales. the recent purrha-
err Of Cornheld Haroor property, as a stop
ping place for the Washington and Norfolk
steamers.
Ar. w. Is making considerable Improve
ment ut the wharf and contemplate erecting
a sixty t6O) horse power Steam grist, saw,
and planning mill near the same at an early
day The old First is determined 10 be ahead
Of her Sister districts, albeit we unhesitaling-
~ acknowledge we havn't Roy Scales, the old
fashicn steelyard having precedence over
Fairbanks anew-iangled (?l mode of certain
ing the avoirdupois Of small and large bulks,
sc.
Sickness is still holding its own down here.
Our esteemed neighbor. Thos. x. Langly,
Esqr., is iH eztrsmis.
W. W. Bennett, an esiimable young col
ored man, died at the residence Of his brother
". Bennett, in this district few days ago.
Bennett was an unieigEed temperance sdvo'
cate, and at the time Of his demise, he was 8
leading member OF q Catholic temperance
Society Of Philadelphia, Pa.
II is said that the priest ard prophet Of old
erred through strong driak. We do know and
can corroborate the declaration OF an ancient
writer that ''wine Is a mocker, any strong
drink is raging" and rage and mockery are
certainly the sure effects ofintoxicating bever.
ages. Yea, more; il hastens the body to a
premature grave, and the never-dying Soul
to . world Of despair.
The young folks Of Tick Neck arL Tall
Pine vicinities are enjoying themselves al
present in the way Of attending parties. The
devotees CT Terpsichorear are reminded that Ash
Wednesday commences 22nd February, the
noble washiugton's birth day, aud that their
time Of merriment will soon draw to close.
We have been informed that Miss ANNE N.
Of Baltimore is the belle Of the parties, Grd
that several young gentlemen Of ST. Jeromes'
are bordering upon the ragged-edge Of Nr.
Guiieau's complaint. To these gentlemen
and others similarly afflicted, we will say,
remember what Pandora had left in her box.
II is ran2cea for various ills that flesh il heir
70.
Roads muddy sHd koley. Next!
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BALtoC MoxFaLx lLLUsrRkTkD MAGAZINE
The January nGSDber Of Bailous Monthly
illustrated Magazine Is Just such present. IS
thousands Of men, women add children would
esteem IS New-lear's present Il il 81.
perb issue; the contents embracing nice en-
cravings, happy greetings, illustrated poetry.
domestic stories, thrilling adventures. Indian
tales OF border var, humorous matters, and
al the departments thar 20 70 make an a lise
and snecessiul magazine JUST such q one ~ 4
welcome in the homes of the Intellectual aud
refined people. TIE January Issue is q hand
some numher, aad win be read BY all It's pa
irons with Interest and delight; and q mors
suitable Christmas or New Years. prrsent could
not be devised 81 ans one.
Published BY Themes 3 Talbot. % HaEley
Street.. Boston, Nass., az only 81. so per an.
nun. postpaid, aud for sale NJ all The newr
dep0ts IN the country Ut Is cents = copy.
Speak 20 yoaF neiRhbors about Il, and gei
up some clubs this fail. Now is Ghe tine Z
stat clubs for ths nsE volunse
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Roads muddy snd Aolsy. Next!

~ The American Farmer for January LIST
makes its appearance in iis new form IS a semi
monthly looking fresh aud bright aud vigoi-
Gus. as though in the bloom Of youth, instead
Of having labored for some sixty years lover
third of a century under the present man
agementl in the cause ofaC-icultural improve
ment. 10 IL fun Of seasonable and instructive
matter. covering = wide field. with something
in every department Of farm work and 70
please every taste. The doings aud savings Of
farmers clabs are very interesting and useful,
and these. with questions touching fertilizers
and manures and farm livestock, are always
prominent parts Of its contents. A Home Dc
pariment cannot fail 20 please the ladies ia
short, The Farmer cannot fail 70 be welcome
visitor 10 every farm and farm household
There are q number Of prizes offered for essays
on topics Of living interest TO our agriculture /;
and for clubs Of subscribers a varied list OF
premiums IS offered. The subscription is 81 so
year, OF 81 90 10 clubs Of FIVE or over, aud
specimen numbers may be had on application
70 tue publishers San'i Sands SON, Ral,i-
more.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-01-19

Tasa @cmah@Em MmxsHmmd mmEsFomG.
Senator Gornan inssDdncsd in the Senate
Menday hill 70 authorize he southeFn nary
and Railroad Conpany e. extend s railroad
into and within tie District Of Columlis,
WHICH provides that Il shah eater The Dissrie,
across ths BaIiimors and Potomac Railroad
neas Behring'S Station. ana across ire Eastern
Braueh nboss one thopsand fees north Or Bea-
nings bridge, there's sonlh 70 Ncunt Olives
Csnasfary, across the Kastington Branch d
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad nrar the
satienal Fair grounds, thenve 10 junction
with the MetropOlis.n Branch, Of the Bsiii-
more and Ohio Railroad near tue two-mile post
on said Metropolitan Branch and provides
that ualess said company shall comnenre The
construction Of sid railroad within twO
yesrs and shall complete the same with tiesss
one set Of tracks within three y-ars from The
passsge Of this act that this act and Hll rights
aid privileges hereby granted shall ee4ss and
determine. Ia MAS referred 10 the COMMITTEES
on the district or COlunhia. Mr. Urner intro
dueed The same bin in the HOUSE.
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smamPox.


Our Baltimore and Washington exchanges
report that the small pox exists in both these
cities, and from mortuary reports, We notice
that Il is on tae increase. Moreover, the
Port Tobacco papers make mention Of sere-
raj cases in Charles county. In view Of the
-fsequeht visits made to these cities and our
sister county, Charles, by citizens Of this
county, and ties esrsa. and the presence
amongst US Of large. numbers Of dredgers
drawn from Baltimore and perhaps other in
fected points, it would border on the mirac-
ulons IL we should entirely escape the visita-
ton Of this loathsome pest Certainly, il is
the part ~f prudence TO guard as best we may
against its introduction and spread in our
midst, and as no better means to this end has
yet been discovered than vaccination, no time
should be lost in awaiting ourselves Of this
important safeguard. Whilst upon this sub
jeci, we may remark, that the school law ex-
pressly provides that ell children shall be
vaceiaated before being admitted into the
schools and il is made the duty OF trustees Of
same to zee that this law be enforced. Ia
ease Of iudigent persons or childrcR, the law
authorizes, Ne believe, the County Commis-
sioners 70 pay the Dr.'s fee fog vaccinations
when not exceeding 50 cents, for each person. .
We bear thai many, ifnoi all, Of our physi-
ciacs are at present without the best class Of
vaccine matter, the State Agent. who usual
~ supplies this, icing unable from want Of
means or want Of something else-probably
from want Of fOEeihonght-to respOnd to the
ealis Of our physicians for this ma,ses. Is it
The fault with the State Agent or The lSx7
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-01-19

3- To SUCCESSFULLY combat the effects cl
the heated term use j. N. isroqas's Anti
Bilious Bitsers, Il never fails il its beneficial
G FEES upon the system, regulates the bow
els, cures dyspepsia, aide digestion, strength
e - she Stomach, cures ehills and levers etc
Sold by al druggists. Is cenfsa PAPER or 81 =
bottle ". z. Th0rnfon, proprietor, Bald
more, Nd.
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RATIFICATION NOTICE.
VIM. A. lsoker
VS..
J. Giles Norris ct al.

In the Circuit Court for st. Mary's county,
sitting AS a Court OF Equity.
No. 5I4 NE
nRDERED this goth day OF December,
~ 1881, that the sale made and reported
by Robert G. Combs and b. II. Camalier
and 4. 3. Abel, Trustees in this cause, be
ratified and confirmed, unless cause 10 the
contrary he shown on or before the 9Th Mon
day OF January, laB2; provided copy Of
BEACON, once a week for three successive
weeks prior to the said 4th Monday Of Janu-
airy.
The report states the land sold for $335.
J. FRANK FORD.
Clerk.
True eopy-Test:
J. FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
Dec. ~, lssI-3w.
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We viii send Dr. Dyes celebrated Electro
Voltaic Belts and other Elertrie AppIians a on
trial foE thirty days 20 youne men and Older per-
sons who are afflicted with Nervous Debility.
Lost Vitality, etc, guaranteeing speedy RELIEF
ana complete restoration Of vigor end man
hood. Also for Rheumatism, NeHTa.gia, Pa
lures, and many other DISEASES illustrated
pamphlet sent free. Address voltaic Belt Co..
Marshall Mich.
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CharrA service.

j will Be gratifying 70 cur Epscopalian
readers 70 bear that the Rev. Nr. PickmaB has
accepted = call fEom The vessry ofst. Andrew !
Parish IN this county and hat there win be
service a 81 Andrew's. Gsis Perish Church, J
On Sunday next the 27nd, instant a. IL
O'clock, =. m, ard also - st. Peters Chapel.
L'eoaardtO~n, On The evening Of The same day
II $50 O'Clock.
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TO TRESPkSSERS.

NOTICE j. hereby given that win. from
~ this day I0rward, enforce the law
against al prrties sFespasSiBg upon my farm
called PART OF MULBERRY FIELDS. in
the Ind election district, with dog o. gun.
and with boat or otherwise npon that Dartion
q Blay Greek attached 70 my said farm.
JOHN T. COMBS.
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NOTIcE.

IN pursuance Of she above order, lereby
give notice shat have obtained from tbs Or
phans' Court Of 81. Mary county, Maryland,
letters Of administration on the personal e.
tate Of A. c. Tennisssn, late Of said county. de-
ceased. All persons having claims against
the said decreased are hereby notified to exhib-
IT the same With the proTer vouchers attached
thereto 70 tAe subscriber, On or before che
Ssh day Of Juae. ies2. they win 0therwiss
By law Be exeinded from the besefss Of The
said estate. All persons indebted 10 the de.
erased arc requested 10 make immediate pay.
Eaent 70 the subscriber.
~. B. TEsEISSOy,
g. Asminissraso1
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0Ba nspatatSon. New raeas.

For thirty long PEARS we have been sati-
fac;orily clothing yop and y0ur CONS, and we
publicly promise 70 do ali in our power to
deserve and retain Jour patronage By honest
dealing and genuine low prices
c. y. Ozax & S0H,
Hanover aud Pratt Streets, Baltimore.
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By postal o. Col. Crane, Who i On visit
70 his uueIe Or. Frank speHcrr, ii LysrI.-
barr. Va We ara glad % hear thes. the Dr. :
condition wrs sofarorabEs when the Col. wrote
that bic shyaieians nov entertain eonsdsrs
hopes q his neovery.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-01-19

kTrg-MAGNI-
PTS; square grand
Ime round corn
Lisons, Beatty's
|os, hook. cover,
|atGlOgue prices,
guaranteed or
F's use; upright
dialogue Pricef,
hEolorles OF the
write for nam
ktb Is cabinet or
pei, parlor, $50
le carriage meets
holiday ediiion)
MELT. BEAT
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NOTICE. TO CREDITORS.

Orphans Court Of 81. Nary's County, Set /:
Dec. 7. 1881.
nRDERED b. the Court, That IS, y Tea
Nilsson, administrator Of A. q. Tennissoa,
late Of st. NAEy's county, Nd, deceased, give
he notice required By law 20 the deceasrd' 5
creditors 20 exhibit their claims and that the
same be Published once a week for ak success
sise weeks ia The ST. Aary's BEAc0x.
Test: J0Hs b. AEEEE,
Register Of Wills for 81. NAry' . ccanty.
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IL dealing with G. n. Oehm & Soa, Praas
ana Hanover Streets, Baltimore, ron deal d.
recsly With the manufactures. and save Ern
clothing, 4 Jobbcrs pro6t. Please remensbe
this whsn 10 want Of boys, meas or chill
crsn's Suits. Bat one price and oae pross
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krty known as
I'D , for two
/ January, 1882,
III that Its man
aF exclusive di-
expease will be
reputation asa
IN the past ana
thankful for the
heretofore been
peetfully solicit q
The fAvors Of the
ties indebted TO
account are re-
L from them 20
bands for settle
Ralgenee can be
Mo0RE, =
ardtown, Sid.
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|lT0RS

5 County, SGT:
That d. @. HAM
pames Dillahay,
deceased, give
o the deceased'S
us and that the
Il for six success
BEACON.
g. AEELL,
Mary s. county.
order, I hereby
ped from tie Or
|nniy, Maryland,
! the personal es-
|Df said county,
& claims against
lodhed TO exhib-
|Duchers attached
or before the
will otherwise
L benefits Of the
|bted 20 the de-
Immediate pay
NINETY,
|ninistraior.
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TROROuGHBREDS FOR SAFE.

RY0. bay Mare, aSaIa-
IL mis-" Il years old, by f4~--S
English .sAsteroid'' and on: l&4
Of Salamanca. Imported by 49,
Hon. August Belmont. Ny. z@sssS
No. 3-GrAy gslding, ssJoe AI.ston,'' !
yearE old. Good driver ia double OF single
harness. Both sound. Peligree guaranteed
For terms, apply 10
THOS 4. LYNCH:
Great Mis-, Nd
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RECEIPTS.

S23,151.9O
GEO. THOMAS,
Treasurer.
Dec. %, 1ss1-3t.
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NOTICE..
IN purSuasee o. the ADORE order. hereby
give notice fhsf hare obtained froa. the Or
phans' Court Of S. Mary eounfy, MarYlanA.
letters q adminissrafiOn en- the personal 80
tate 81 James Carter. late Of said eonnsy. de-
ceased. All persOns having claims agsinss
tie said deceased are hereby notified 70 ex-
hltit the came With the proper vouchers az
tached Hereto IN The Subscriber, ca Df hsfoFc
the 18th day Of Juna 1888, they will Other
wise By law be excluded from ihe benefits ~
he said estate. All persons Indebted 30 ihs
deraased are requested 20 Mnke immediafe
paysnent 70 The snbscrihsy.
Us. r. ALvRT,
AaminiaKAics.
Dee IS faef-sw
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pd expenses 10
'tft Free. Adj
'ECKsRv, Angus
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POWDER

Strongest made.
al will convince
preparation over
pecr for it. and
b, sweet, light
Cakes, Mullins,
| Griddle cakes.
DREW MANU-
rstt ST., R@lh-
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Orphans Court Of 81. Nary's County, Set:
Dee. -. Iggi.
- KDERED by the Court, that Jas. n. AZ
- vey, administrator Of james carieg, Iass
ofSi. Hsry's eo8Dty Nd. decreased, give sIs
notice required b. Law 20 the deeeasrd'a ered-
ilors 70 exhibit taeir claims and that the sarA
Le Published oRks n week for SIX suecassive
weeks IN tbs St. NaTy's BzAcos.
Tsst: JoaN B. ssELI,
Register Of Wills for Sc. Mary's county.
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b|IHIFP.

sactice OF medi-
IL cen the under
| LIST OF January,
|cining tie new
| SpALpING,
5 COMBS,
Jan ], 1889.
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An,
y Broker,
I'd. =
4 Glass Compa-
| twelve millions
or placing large
favorable terms
LIVERPOOL
e& York.
a Globe, Fire,
sment OF Bal
life.
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Balance cash on hand. s2.4Oa.s4
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0TIcR

| hary's county,
January, 1884
OFT, Sled Ia thsz
Aeo, uEless eaure
o. before the Bfh
provided 4 copv
+ lhe ST. Masys
three successive
0nu1y of Jan-
|RD, Clerk.
I'D, Clerk.
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which elegantly shionaby every way reaha
goods, that We viii dispose of at almost cost
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1882-07-20

For the benefit of certain able editors,
we take pleasure in giving the reason why
no indictment was found against Senator
Kellogg or anyone else on Walsh's direct
and positive" testimony before tho Grand
Jury. 1T is simply this
Walsh swore positively before the Kcl.
logg.Spofford Committee exactly the con-
trary Of what he swore before the Grand
Jury. The inference was, therefore, ire
sistible that Walsh was n perjured scoun-
drel. Either he swore to lie in the Kol-
logg Sponord case, or he sworo to n lie
before the Grand Jury. In either event,
he was perjurer, and they declined to
find an indictment on the uncorroborated
and unsustained testimony OF self con.
fesscd rerjurer.
We trust that this explanation is simple
and lucid enough to be understood by even
the ablest editor.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1882-07-20

WITNESSES before committees of the
House and Senate are always permitted to
revise their testimony for typographical
errors slips of tho tongue or defective syn
tax. But the revision must tako place
before the testimony goes on file as public
document. Therefore, when q man UNDER
takes to rovisc such testimony two years
after IL was given, and "revises" II by
swearing to the exact contrary, the act is
not termed revision in the proper sense
Of the term. 1t is usually known as per.
jury. John Walsh, having short memory,
should carry copies of his testimony around
with him for constant reference.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1882-07-20
In published interview in the New
York Herald John A. Walsh says:

81 guess MIR. Buell. was not in good card.
writing condition on that day, because he does
not explain sufficiently, IL seems TO mo, when
you consider the grave statements that hayo
made concerning him, and In point
Of fact he scarcely denies anything at all-for
reasons, perhaps, that arc obvious to him."
What is the necessity of denying"
grave statements" made by man who in
July, 1852, under oath, convict, himself of
puIjury in July 1880?
In July, 1850, Walsh swore that he had
never had any pecuniary transactions with
William Pitt Kellogg.
In July, 1889, Walsh according
to his own version, published by authority
that he paid Kellogg $4,000, in draft on
Winslow Lanier & Co., dated December %,
1879.
December 90, 1879, was prior to July 10,
1850, was it not?
And if Walsh, after paying Kellogg
$4,000 on December 90, 1879, swore on July
10, 1850. that he had never had any
pecuniary transactions with Kellogg" he
committed perjury, did he not2
And if he sworc in July, 1882, that he
had paid the s., 1000 in December, 1879, he
thereby sworc that he perjured himself in
July, 1850, did he not?
These inquiries seem to touch the case,
1t seems to us that Walsh ought to "ex-
plain" some of his own grave statements
about himself before he can reasonably OK
pect Buell. to "explain" his 'grave state
mentsp about him.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1882-07-20

A PARAGRAPH in these columns the
other day has been construed in certain
quarters as reflection upon the Hon. Floyd
King, of Louisiana. We remarked, in re-
ply to some Southern Journal that the
Mississippi River Commission job afforded
leeway for the biggest campaign fund
going. General King favors tho Commits
sion, and therein disagrecs with us but we
had no thought Of intimating that his
motive is other than an honest one, or that
hc had ever sought to divert any public
appropriation to campaign uses in his Dis
trict. We referred altogether to other in
dividuals, whose identity would soon cease
to be matter of speculation if the House
would take cognizance of the matter in
the shape of an inquiry.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1882-07-20

THE House members Of the conference
committee on the River and Harbor bill
will probably have their labor for their
pains in attempting to defeat the Senate
amendment for the reclamation of the Po-
tomac flats. Tho District expects little JUS
tice and no generosity from the House but
the Senate has different record. More.
over, the Senate conferees, Ransom, Jones
of Nevada, and Mcmillan, are perhaps the
very best representatives of Senatorial lib
erality and fairness that could have been
selected.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1882-07-20
1t Was Chiefly Perjury.

Tho fact that tho Grand Jury did not lind n
bill against Senator Kellogg or Mr.. Brady on
the evidence OF man named Walsh Is In itself
an indication that there was something unre-
liable in his testimony. A witness who pro-
fore q Grand Jury, and then as reluctantly
submits to newspaper interview, In which he
details his evidence, can expect to be regarded
as untrustworthy. How much or little of truth
or falsehood there is in his story cannot be
told: but that there is a large sprinkling of
falsehood hardly admits Of doubt. This Is tho
real reason why no bill was found.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1882-07-20
Amenities of western Journalism.

There is little fly.leaf OF newspaper, con-
siderably soiled and dog-eared, published at
Chattanooga, and absurdly called tho Times,
and the editor of this ridiculous fag.cnd OF a
perpetually muttering to himself: 81 am the
crested jayhawk OF the jungles-the she bear
the Sierras-don't you sec my tusks ?-don't
you hear mo roar ?-Im water.spout, I'm a
hurricane" and oil the while he is only very
bad cross between mud.puddle and q tenn
nest ina -teapOt.