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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-05-24
PROFESSEO 1As..

"a 5. BRISCOE,
Attorney and Counsellor-at-Law,
Al St. Paul's St, Baltimore, Md
Jan l6, 1S73-tl.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-05-24

YANKEE WIT.-Many years ago
Pittsburg iron firm purchased "A
lot of condemned bombshells for
old iron. The shells were not
loaded, but i'm order to melt them
ii was necessary that they should
ne broken up. This was attempt
ed with sledge hammers, but the
labOrers made but little progress
and it was finally given up as a
bad job. One day long, slim
Yankee came along and said:
Il understand you have a Job
for a man here.n
"Yes," was the reply; I'VE want
that pile of bombs out there bro
ken"
"How much will You pay!m
Ave will give you a flip apiece
(six and quarter cenis) ir you
will agree To break them ALL
I'll take the contract" answer.
ed the Yankee. The day was a
cold one, and the Thermometer
down to zero. The man immedi-
ately went TO work, but disdainel
TO take the large sledge hammer
which was offered him. The Van.
kee laid every bomb out on the
e 'und with the hole up. lie
procured hrs.k,' anil f'ls.! then
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-05-24

pA- American woman have the
smallest hands in the world. Gloves
made in France for the American mar
ket are smaller and narrower than any
other in the world, and the fingers
are made more slender, as any Amer
lean woman will discover who has to
buy pair of gloves in any provincial
city in Europe. Probably no Amer
lean with smallish hand, which ex-
cites no remark, has travelled long
abroad without discovering that it is
only large shops in big cities which
keep gloves small enough for her,
and a lady with hand Just below
the American average -four, living
in one of the largest cities in Eastern
Europe, recently found herself forced
to send regularly to New York for
her gloves.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-05-24

r9- 1t is a common remark that al.
most anything is good enough for a
hog, and to this senseless proposition
is traced the disease among swine
owned by breeders who indorse il.
Since time immemorial the hog has
been called the farm scaveneer. but
nevertheless, the successful breeder is
he who relies the least upon this over
estimated characteristic OF the animal.
Bad water, worse treatment in hand.
ling. and a superabundance Of filth
are the foundation Of all the diseases
TO which hogs are subject, and it is
consequently easy to believe that the
health Of the animal and the quality
OF the meat must increase in proper
ton to the cleanliness Of the food and
surroundings.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-05-24

with water; then he came into the
house, made ont his bill, and said
he would call around in the morn
ing for the money. Every one was
much mystifed, but in the morn
ing their establishment was great.
The water had frozen during the
night, and a pile of scrap iron was
found, as the freezing water had
broken every bomb into at least a
dozen pieces.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-05-24
Spring Display
1883.
Nobody Denies

That EXCELSIOR" has the largest and Best
Selected Stock Of Clothing. Hats, Caps, and
Goods for Men, Boys, Youths and
Children in Maryland.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-05-24

Ii yon meet a dude" hold your
breath. or it may blow him away.
An electric call bell Will not work
on '.bobtail' horse car, because it
has no conductor.
1t IS said that when a man lies, the
devil laughs. How the old fellow s
III .~l sehe.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-05-24

That ''ExcEfsIoR's'' strict adherence to One
Price, its Great Guarantee StsIem, the Quail
ity, General Excellenre and Bulk of It's Stock
in All Grades and Styles and the Perfection
of its Facilities Stamp il as the Foremost
House in the United States.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-05-24
Nobody Denies

That 'ExcELsioR's' proposition, that buyers
should take the goods elsewhere, compare
them with the goods aud prices Of other firms
and Demand that their Money be Refunded If
"a Better bargain is TO he Obtained, is some
thing that no other house will advance.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-05-24
Nobody Denies

That ''ExeELsIOR's" Goods are Cut and Fin |
ished in Style that Astonishes Experienced |
Buyers Of Read made Clolhiug.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-05-24

DARTIES wishing TO sell farms, by fur
nishing the undersigned n description,
etc.. will have the same advertised iTve OF
charge. We have made arrangements With
several Real Estate Agents for the sale VI
lanes ia lover Mary
h0URE & MORGAN.
isconaFdiUwH.
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DONDOUT and Kingston LineISteain ne
ID lanes W baldwin leaves Monday. Wedne sd2y ana IN
dsv al m from foot Har1.on-st making usus landing
sn5 connecfng with Ulster Delaware aud stony ClOyo ~ ~.
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WEST SHORE ROUTE, .p,v.r
w via West Shore Of Uunson hi'o-

On and after Monday July trsns on new,nork Yves.
shore Buffalo Railway will leave VIA bo'''''''' anu
COZ tlandt ~. ferries as follows
For saratoga Il'lOa m. $50 D. IN m a -. eso N ~
4 10 y. .,on,,a,, Hama. .,atioa.
~, ssugertieS ll:l0a m; $40 M ..,. axo. -
-, AL Sitlr nv
~, Ra.Ierskiu Hunter. sum nit Pine iu,
~ i1.lOa- m, POO 300 o. M o''o A. III An '"-'
0Iy 70 II sb,and PoaghEesp,ie Marlboro 951 %
n 1s0o m. 4:l0 o. ~ and 9iov IN lo
liioI ~ 5.S0 a 10. 1880 H. lilo u" Eoop' n'
soy o. NJ 4 Vest Point Craustons oSp M 2oo m M
Cornwall "a n ~. $3.50 .. n- 4io D. H. oNoP w. o
For a ms 10 local points S'u'n Oh wi"
Offices Oh. ,r,,ns daily except SUNDAY -
DAILY other 20 PLgnicia, IN Catskn hounteips On
ll.iOa trains an iitOa ia. ana $3.50 D. trains Tor
CstsLii Albany add ssrA'"s -,
~"'"A"' -, ...,.. 80 .tations and at Offices OF the
IlsssS Jersey Guy Pepnsslyanss ,c ioea Of Fulton
CoiSpasy NJ lourLst and AnnoL oHo7 ia aa6 SI3
CITY Nos 1872 z9' asS i25th., Psnnsyi
si sew 70 TAI tjthave. No. los fas. ~ 49,, ~ Goyt
ErYsi ;,.s1 Of Dssbrossess'anu '0o " WV
landtsL
psr,cr car coats reserved at all omo'a
uENRY MoNETL
General Passenger Agen@
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M ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
Ah"YOkK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN Rail


q. arrangement OF tagiax oGoct July l6. 1913.
scSs. T. s1sspt s1SaayA Day s Exp S "1s
coaches TO cievelsnd Cincinnati md chicseo.
- a. w. tOaly)-'st Louis Limited" EIpIess-No extra
ssrinnT 10 a. nj Niagara Fsks 2 a. ~; Ssa@anc.
Louis "a Cleveland $40 m' cinclnnan ~ p D. ~
siact $40 ?. Ioiedo 5:25 y. and indianapolis
~ iisly-Psci1c Express for tho West SOLID Train
E1 rsansn Day and sleeping Coaches 70 Imagination
Ess ~, ss1nso Natsra Falls Cinci9nati and Chicago
~ 49, 7 =, ;-Euigrant train ior the West
800 1S fatsae 1 90 IS e s 80 76 q I6o ~
u ss<ssRa,s Sundays. Q. $780, 1920 H. 49, $50. D. m
t;<<'ssSSA 7;2o TO 9so lo:2os. ~ noon. i45
nssg BIO $3.50. Gl0. $50. 73O b. 10. 1890 m. and
An; snsdays q, $780, 10 70 m, l15. $780, $50
ts is a. sua Peterson VIA Newark CAB $40 1880
ss.sss,sny Sundays. ii . a. ~ $40 $50 D. M
f}ss 81 = IS0, 8: 0. 1920 M l45 500 0, 6s0 $780,
Fsrs@S ~. ano ~ midnight
Bssss,.se and Cornss,i. liSJ. A. d. 800 43O D. IL
ksslsSs' ssa King ton and Montgomery. H., 43O p.
tssd.s'ss = go .S q 1870 a m $50. $780, s. sio m
49, 80 ; 1925 ga p 90 80 400. g. s.I6 p. m
4@Dr - so 1910 = m, 800 p. The $50 and
fv,; ~ esiD siOps a MaIn-sL only.
&Jsss US 560. o eO2o M 4.s6 O. 3. s.l5 D. m. Sun.
es 30 80 quarter o. snd quarter after each hour
I4e.ss IN y, ~, 10 - y m, and al $40 and ll45 M
Al s.chss bs Obtained ana orders for the Chez
"a IA sal ase aY DO Itt At ihe oomsnys Omces
q IL s ~ Ssl.ekyn Or at he company's Depots
- NJ avn lne "es arrive In AewYOfk Ut 7ilO
~ ~, ABBOTT ieol Pass'r Agent, New.York
~ ~ tar.ilN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
SD 1y le 10, hPslsyooa tioster Peneoot and
lssss i,gat ssDdsys a and i,i5 D. M M '''' T.
1ass Pig Valley and Monsey TAO. 10 4 ~ Aso D. IN.
-sf1 w a, ABBOTT. Gent Psssr Axsnt New ,YasA-
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STEAMBOATS, aro Railroads.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST.
- Via Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington.

~ MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST.
MI Via Philadelphia. Baltimore and Washington
Trans leave from Pennsylvania RR. Depot:
D. m except sunday for Washington and all points West
m. DAILY FAST EXPRESS through seeDine coaches
West " ~ ' N~ " -
II MIDNIGHT. daily for gton points West.
For Time Tables Tickets Sleeping and Baggage,
Fulton.st.. Brooklyn.
FOR RONDOUT, KINGSTON, AND CATS
4 KILL MOUNTAINS landing At Cranstoa'+ Cornwall.
Newbug, Marlboro. Milton, Pokeepse EsOpua connecting
with Ulster aud Delaware stony Glove and Kaatersk Rail
roads Steamboat City OF Springfield Tuesday Thurs
daY saturday. at m. from harrisonsL
NORWICH LINE
To Boston, Worcester Nashua Portland anu tns isA
The new Iron steamer
= CITY OF WORCESTER,
without exception most elegant boat tbs sound ant
me iayorte . CITY OF BOSTON. 800.
leave Pier No. 40 North River fooof Wattsst. xtpsr
above Desbrossesst Ferry daily except Sunaya at6o M
Boston Worcester Portland and New
London at 4:40.
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n rHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-PassengeI

tans leave depos iOotot Coranit and Desbrosses SITS
- q Ia m $40 AMI IN. for Ea3ol Bethlehem Allen
seSn RAading Mauch Chulk. Wllxesbarre r0wl1dA Wav
syy Ithaca Geneva LYONS Buffalo an the West Pullman
1rongh coaches daly Local trains at IN. and o4O
!, m for East0n Bethlehem an CDolav
TRAINS leaving at S:lOa N. and BAD M conhect TOT
ali points in MahanOy aud Hazleton coal regions SUNDAY
train for Msuch Chunk $40 Leave Mauch CHUNK
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n,.omboats ano Railroads.

,-.-TTsNY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE,
A DREW AM 81 AYE & \ IN, connecting at Albany
sssk. sfei vita trans north west and east
bas tickets to Saratoga anu Lake AH"
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Che Curt.

MONMOUTH FARK RACES.
vi LONG BRANCH, N. J. EVERY TUESDAY
THURSDAY and SATURDAY. to August 25 Races
promptly 2:3O Trains "A Boats ursost) co
Central RI. Of n j. Liosrtyst Ferry 7i5. 9. IL n.
1913 l245 PennsvlvAnia RR. Jot taadt AID Ooy
brOsses-st Ferries 7l0 IL m Boats sandy doox.
Pier 8. ". r. s. 1918. Ills m, l2:l D.
j. H. COSrER Sec. GEO l.. LORILLARD, Pres's
SARATOGA RACES
~ BEGIN July d. and continue every availaole dp
until August 80. JAS NJ MARVIN. Presh
q. WHEATLY, Sec
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on and after July 9. 1888,

q, GREAT TRUNK LINE
"a AND UNITED STATES MIL ROUTE.
Trains NewYok via Desbosses and Corandt Street
ssrnSafs PittsburS the West and South. with Pullman
an CHICAGO lnied Of Paror Dining Smoking and sleep
ing cars at 8 2. m every DAY .
ss conBeo ing al Cory for nusvi1e Petroleum Cen
Baltimore Washington and outh. Limited washng ton
Express Pullman rsror Cars daily except sunday 10
Iss Hss1asSn an N and S night SS via
sd aSa Va B ar and p Pnq E. q 1n pGn and night via
n md r b. e. 3G m and SnsI11
hlough car on pm train
is BsneS f ssy Head Junction and iDter%ediate st
ESos via Railway and A@6oy: 10 and a. ~. l. noon
seisop q xs5HIy PARK -'', - = ~ '
satci eIoOkyn Annex connect with all through trans
s,essey CITY anoding speedy and direct transfer for
daS and r:'Sqas Si t
Washington BA tmOre, $3.50, 5Oa M $50. 80 5:35,
issop G From Ratnofs M SUNDAYS 6Ss
esa.yy V sso tn s4 ozo ia i.lo Ca III TO $50 g.
S?o. 100 500 $50; 1920 1913 and 1920 3 N SUNDAY,
loss and 1850 p. IN.
TO PHILADELPHIA.
fHE0LD.EsTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
TRAINS EACH WAY wgEK;pAyYss APP . ON
SUNDAY SSa4 II SSS y fhiLADAIfAiA'
SEST WITH fn A Fsfts TIT saEET2
Express Trains via Desorosses and Cort-
AID street Ferries follows;
ala 100 $780, 60 and IL Limited IL !. 800 3404
p = T. and y. and IL night Sundays 0, 3 70 Lin
400, ana lO 4 T. 9, z. 3 and NJ and az night
AIptess Trains leave NeuYork daily, except sunday at
csrden.
knrnins trains Broad-st Station Philadelphia 1901
$40 o<v 5:45. 433 except sion1ay, 6JO 1850 $40 $780,
aaa lao Limited Express l;oO and o2o y. M.
La 8. 3, $50 745. anu $40 ON sunday. l2.O1
ss $40 $40 435 $50 m. 1920 Limited IS: 30.74b.
ADO $40 D. Leave Philadelphia via Camden a. m. and
80 y 10. daily sunday.
Ticket Offices 435. s49 944 Brosd~sy. Astor House
e. loot OF Desbrosses and CorandJ Sta Court ST. and
fcoiiyn Anpex station. foot OF Fus0n Brooklyn Nos
k llb ana llo Hudsonst HobCkeB station Jersey Guy
@rani Ticket onoe. no BaSSery Place and Castle Oar
TIE EewYok Transfer Company will Gall for ana check
*srzge IRON hotels and reNisacos.
CHAkLEs l.. PUGH J. r. WOOD.
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
TROY BOATS-CITIXENS' LINE.-New
Steamers SA RAIDGA ami CI1N OF 7 ROY leave Por
g. X, Zoo OF Chus.O srs: daily except SATURDAY. a.
VlLne5t.ag VIA Tor all pOiaLs North
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
9HRoLDEsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LIN

4 SUNDAY. SBTATION5 IN PHI ILADELPHiA,
2I in NEW-YORK
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STEAMBOATS, ar16 RAILROADS.
BOSTON, VIA sToNINGTON LINE.

Steamers NARRAGANsETT and STONINGTON
daily from Pier SO NJ r., st. at
Three morning from steamers landing through 10 Bos
ton
PROVIDENCE LINE.
For Providence direct Narraeansett Bay
steamers RHODE IsLA and MASSACHUSETTS from
Pier 70 n. r., Warren daily except suDdays p
Y. w. POPPLE, Gen'l Pass. Agent.
No. III Westst. Ncw-York
FOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU-
Il SATONlC and Ma U0ATUCk RAILROADS-Steansrs
leave Catherinesllp it III III, $3.50 D. n; 1IsG. BlT
Rve. $40 D. m Fare lowerthan ~ aaY otasrr)lh
FOR BOSTON, VIA New-YOrk and New-Eng-
Il land Rk Leave New-York (Grand Central Station) at
a. IN via Air Line IL and 1855 via Bartford
Leave NewYork (Manhattan Elevated RR.) FROM South
Ferry g M 42d.st $40 M; High Bridge. 9l9 q.
Leave Pier 40 ~ r. foot Desbrossesst Norwich Line 6lo
p m Pullman sleeping night trains
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excursions.

RETURNING, leave GLEN ISLAND Iol5. a.. landing
at 33d.st. and Pier 49,; 1E45 N. and 1880 o. M,
and 80 p m JEWELS Wharf only $500 p.
only 6, $50, 1880 $50 all landings.
40 CENTS. EXCLUSION TICKETS 40 CENTA
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u WORK PAssENGERs-Leave James, sip 81 ~ TN !:
NRWsiV1.a Il r.. Is minutes before Long Island City
r. 2s snSEx BOAT from Pier II. foot Of Pinest, f. r.
hnA 10 s:5I II ~ 500 4;oS; e0S; Soo D. III
James '"gg FAVE LONG ISLAND CITY FOR ,,x
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W 92oN S BEACH-sO5 1905 100 a. m. 2o5 SsD 43l.
5s sa; 7Jj s25 D. m. sundays $50. $50 IL l.
a. Sir 6lj. 7:l5. Last train from Long Beach
- IN. m N IN. daily; 1u:l 5 SundayS
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n auns0N RIVER BY DAYLIGHT

A. .LBANY and q. v1BBARD tniy sxo,,t SIN.
steamer 8rooxlyn by Annex at ~ ysstry,t pl,r
assS. sasi r,rryown 10Y terey West poias Ne~ours
Posgnkeepss, Rhnebeck with Ulster lnt Oeawars H. w.
Ccnreein ~ catskl Mountain r., aud " Aoany VIA
sCstskkn W.. ,hs NORTH and WEST and vita sPEClAL
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DouBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
+ AEkT, AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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nm THE BEACH AT ROCks1AWAY:

" N WOODHAVEN AND ROCkAWAY h h
sborte.t quickest and best Rocksway Beach. -.
Time so minutes finest excursion cars IN the world
Lang Island City-6SO 8 $3.50. lilo M los 203. sos
4.sO $50 $3.50. 7;3S $50 p m Bnshwiek-6So ~ icy
a. m: 1855. s. T. e25 $40 p M fAtoush:ases-Hio 9SS
ford-5 minntrs East New York-l0 minutes ator
Retnrn,nr leay the Beacn almost hourly faily
SUNDAYS ONLY
ESQ., g. $685. and lll0 M sna hourly AM, P me Fss
Long Island CITY, and uD TO $40 M from oush"ioA-
hush ave trains % week days
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european advertisements.
Gitp Real estate for Sale.

Citp Real estate for Sale.
EOR SALE-On Worth-st., near Hudson, lot
i 25IlOO rutland q WHITING. Beeknan-s9-
TOR SALE or LEASE on Easy Terms Large
.siEei blocks of Bull headed water frons IN
Harbor for manufactures chemical wOk Oh re
1neriss r. A. YOUNG. Engineer 10 EHchange'flAco'
NEW LIST of HOUSES for sale from 5000
~ To 800 OOO Immediate possession wiz be mailed rec
any address ISAAC HOMO. III BroadWAy' rooms
and II, basement.
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THE CASE OF MR.. HEALY.

IoxDoN. Feb 1J.-ln the House of Commons
to-day the speaker read letter announcing the ar
rest of Mr. Hcaly, member for Wexford. The
Mara6is of Harrington said the Government would
not move for Committee Of Inquiry. Mr.. Parnrll
moved for the appointment OF committee. lie
and Messrs Justin Mccarthy and oDonneu spoke
,n behalf of Mr.. Healy. Mr.. Trevelyan. Chief Sec
ro,orv for Ireland. said that Mr. Hcalys offence was
one If q most serious character, considering the
condition of Ireland A division was had on Mr..
paruc,ps motion for the appointment of Com
mittee Of Inquiry aud il was rejected by vote of
3J3 to II. -, ,
infrodnce n bill amending the Land act. MT.
Justin Mccarthy gave notice that he would INTRO
duce bill to abolish the Irish yIccroyalty
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A BRADLAUGH DEMONSTRATION.

LONDON, Feb 15.-There was Il great DEM
onsration made In Mr. Bradaugh's favor In Trafalgar
sguare this afternoon, where about 1000 persons,
including delegates from the London Workmens cinos
and other clubs representing 400 provisional towns,
were gathered Tho crowd somewhat unruly and
100 policemen present TO preserve orler The plat
form was smashed by the mob OF people aud another had
o be provided Resolutions protesting against the ex-
eiusion Of Mr. Bradhugh were carried unanimously
AMID great cheering.
rradlaugn then delivered speech There was large
crowd gathered outside Of the Westminster Palace yard
ben Mr. Bradlnugh entered Westminster Hall at about
oclock lie was much cheercd b. his supporters tnere
and outside by the crowd. fow minutes later he was
In his usual seat In the House oil Commons
The 81 Speaker OF the House road letter IRON
ur Rradlaugh IN which he declared that the
Jiouse having refused hear him or MS constituents
he should present himself and do all that the law re-
nuIrcd i'm an endeayor TO sit aud vote The Marquis OF
harrington Secretary for War, replying To question
said that the Government would Introduce ~ once D
authorizinQ members make affirmation sr ltlchhru
AsshetOn Cross stated that he would oppose inc Dill
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COINS or TIE UNITED STATES.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 10 The Assay Com
mission sat until o'clock judge Butler presiding The
Committee on Weighing reported that all the sample
coins from Philadelphia mnt were within the limits
OF exactness required by law few varying from exact
ness nv more than half the tolerance. The Comm tee
on Counting reported that the reqise number OF coins
had been submitted from the various mints The Com
mittce ON Assaying did not report but it Is learned that
NIL the cons from the Philadelphia Mint were found OF
ob4o,e standard in neness. Those from the san Fran
cisco and Carson City minis were wtHn the limits pre-
scrb,d by law. The silver coins rom NewOrlans were
right hut two gold pieces assayed slightly below the
snnd rd second assay OF these suspected coins VIII
he mad. tomorrow morning, and II c0rrOborates the
Ar.f the matter will be brought to President Arthurs
nnffs
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IDENTIFYING THE DUB LIN AssAsslNs.

FURTHER TESTIMONY CoRROBoRATING KAVANAGH
STATEMENTS REGARDING THE PHOENIX PARK
MURDERS.
DUBLIN, Feb 15.-The examination OF the
prisoners charged with conspiring to murder was re-
snmed to-day. The testimony related TO tho PbGnix
PARK murders. The following persons were In the
prisoners dock: James Carey, the Councillor; Joseph
Brady Timothy Kelly, Joseph Hanlon, Daniel Curey,
Fagan Patrick Delaney, the Fitzharris, and
Thomas Caifrey. The courtroom was densely crowded
Patrick Cah testified tina, in passing the Chapel Izod
gate on the evening OF May he driving rapid
ly out OF Phenix Park. One of the the car he
identified Carcy. This completes tue number-four
of those who the
An old man named Flynn testified that he saw q car
standing the grass The driver near by. Further
four men were lying on grassy slope two on each
side. lie James Carey sitting seat near tho
Cough STATUE. He left him In company with another
man whom nc did not know. He then saw Mr. Burke
aght from a car and join Lord Frederick Cav ndsh
Flynn. Identification OF Carey complete He spoke
to him while he sitting on the scat He recognized
Kelly as the man whom he aiterwnrd passed.
Mcagle. Of the bcycists, partly Identified Brady
VI the four men whom he saw scuiiing He also
identified Fagan. He said he four other men enter
the cab and drive away fnriousy.
A eOnsta lie testfed that he Brady and Kelly In
June lettering round the NicereRaI Lodge at n IN
witness named Huxl tesheG that he saw four OF nse
men lyinga, the place where the murders were com
mitte1. He idened Kelly "a havlngb"en IN tue group
He met successvey "a stationary car Mr. Burke WAX,
ing and stranger. Murphy, la0Orer menuned
Ftzharris who was waiting near the car with
several Others.
Testimony the case was adjourned until Saturday The
Crown aops Saturday TO cl0Se the evidence against
o. tHe prisOn and have hem returned for trial.
Only reporters VIII be adnted On account OF Tue nose
made by those In th- court room to-day 10 IA expected
tAat the prisoner EdwarI OBren, VINO was present az
The comm ssion OF th, murders in Phoenix Park, will
turn In Ormer on Saturday.