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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1885-06-11
loorrespondence Of the Reacon.l

BALTiMoRe, June 0, 1885.
Messrs. Editors As compared with the
preceding week receipts Of heat, both South
ern and Western, larger. OF Corn, Southern
shows small increase and Western fell off
largely. Oats liberal. Rye fell of. The
market for Southern sample lots Of Wheat was
very unsteady, and fell off from the previous
week s94 cents per bushel. No Western
winter red declined early in the week, butre-
covered before the close. The market is dull
for cash saleP, prices ruling above the limits
Of cable orders give closing quotations as
follows:
+ wheat-Southern Fultz, 90 to 90, longber-
ry, 100 to 1903; Western spot and June, Gal
TO ola July, 97a to 9si August, iol TO lOll
September 1904 to 1881, and No. ] Mary
land red, 100
Corn, Southern, "a to so; Western spot, B3i
TO bss; June, SO 10 bsl, and July, 50 tc bsl;
good TO prime rye, rs to 80. aud oats from 81
TO Al cents per bushel.
Tobscco--The French contracts for $500
hhds. Maryland. but not for Ohio, bids for
which were asked, the prices, II is supposed,
being too high. Two-thirds Of the Maryland
required to ill contract viii be purchased by
Mr.. 3. 3. Weuck and the remainder by Mr..
Henry Lau,s, both inc judges Of The tweed"
and most agreeable gentlemen TO deal with.
The market is fairly active for desirable SAM
Piles, but duh and low for common grades.
give quotations as follows:
Inferior and frosted, $500 10 S 3 90
Sound commonr 8 so 10 4 90
Good do, A SO to 8 so
Middling, 600 10 7 30
Good to Cue red 500 10 10 90
Fancy, IL 90 10 Is 90
Miscellaneous stuff in full supply and prices
generally fair for the season.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1885-06-11
DIED.

Al the residence of French v Greenweliia
this district on the 7th instant JULIA ANN,
relict Of the late Bennett Greenwell, IN the
s2nd year of her age. May she resi- Ia peace
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1885-06-11
Resinnaliun.

MiLEsTowN, May 23rd, 1885,
To ,he Ycstry Of King and Queen Parish
.Gsenlltmen--I herewith hand yon, through
Jour Register, my resignation as Revtor of
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1885-06-11
FnR LEGLsLATuRR.

Messrs. Editors Please announce Mr.. A.
BuRaoUeHs, of Chaphco, as a candidate for
the Legislature, II he will consent to serve
upon tiietieket with j. Frank Ford, for CLERK.
b.ll.is5 4th DISTRICT.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1885-06-11
RATIFICATION NOTICE.
John r. Melton
VS.
John n. Chunn.

In the Circuit Court for st. Mary 'scounty
sitting as Court of Equity.
No $50 N. Il.
nRDERED this 10Th day Of May, 1885.
that the sale made and reported by
Daniel O. Hammett, Trustee in this cause,
be ratified And confirmed, unless cause 10 the
contrary be shown on or before the Bird Nom
day of June, 1896; provided copy Of this
order be published in the 81. Mary's 8xAcoxy
once a week for three successive weeks PRIOR
to the said Ord Monday Of juno. FL
The report states the land sold for $500.
]. FRANK FORD.
Clsrka
!. FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
May 10, lss5-aw
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1885-06-11
FOR SHERIFF.

Messrs. Ediiors--If Mr.. T. @. EDWARDS,
of Chaptieo, win consent TO become candi-
date for Sheriff of 81. Mary's county, he
will be warmly supported by the people gen
orally. Many Democrats.
June IL, 1886
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1885-06-11
FEHVICK & MORGAN

Extend a special Invitation to their many
friends and customers TO visit their STORE
and examine their large stock Of fashionable
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1885-06-11

The Baltimore Sun sage that the
Democratic State campaign will not
commence early this summer.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1885-06-11
o ID s {
DOMESYICS

To this department we are low priced. Call
and examine our Fancy Shifting, Ginghams,
Calicoes and Lawns before purchasing else
where.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1885-06-11
GROCERIES

Fine, fresh and cheap. Call and make a
small purchase and we know that you will
become permanent customer.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1885-06-11

Particular attention given 10 inspection
and sale Of TuBACC0, the sale ofGrain nAd
all kinds oi Country Produce.
Feb f3, la59-y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28
rrrpLYG ~ sIREErs CLEAN.

Mayor Grace, Health Commissioners Silalcr
-, }Lr.n,, BENNY street leaning Commissioner
s,alo,d and Deputy Commissioner OF FuDlir ""IAs
snit met Yesterday IN the Mayors Office an discussed
the hest means OF keeping the CITY clean dullh- 'hr
summer The y an proposed Dos Comni--lontr '"Irm'h
M The last meeting formally presented u provides
for 100 extra cleaning dl-i. IT,, taxing lh the worst "
tnus of the city cart aud lahorcs are tn hc proNdd
Tor each of these they not To prrcedc TIE contract
- carts but to come after them aud clean inc us
tcts ~ Intervals during the day and nl- ut General
shorr aid the streets cleaner than he hhl ever
1870 s.ru thcu. ia, trouble that the hith WIS
concealed IN cellars. back yards und alleys lie Thought
IL would he good policy to employ three or more mru To
-uoct the t.utmcut- and where here were places
maj needed t. hc cleaned ana ao 90 give notice 10 the
reside ns that they must -rt out their ashes ana gafOie
a. certain hour IN order that they ~ gt De- tikeu up
G the contractors The hayor thought 10 a excel
lent sug-cs There was along discussion 'h ma hu
until noon to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28
THE REV DR. MA ouRDYs QUAINT WILL.

The will of the Rev. David ii. kacurdy,
Sbch has lust been fled is oouched In quaint language
AM contains some interesting items. It's date 10 sep
tenber 90 1877 and IL written by the testator ~
His own hand writing beginning: Whereas II becometh
us In time OF health take order for the disposition OF
the property entrusted by KIND providence, so
as possible from temporal cares, i, Davld
Heard Maeurdy, a Presbyter OF the Protestant
New York, do ordain tins my last will and testament
Alter requesting that his body be buried IN laurel hl
Cemetery Philadelphia by the side OF MS athrr ana
mother he DeQueaths to his sister, Emene Macnrdy,
$4,000 and ali his furniture and silver, his " sacred
vessels excepted his sister Mary Muly, @oOOOi 10
Francis Dixon Cleveland sOn Of Orestes CeVelaudl 70
William Macurdy Hartman and TO Eleanor Shaekeiiofd
daughter of the Rev. John w. Shackeliord I,
$500 each; TO the Rev. William Allen John
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28
rorR HUNDRED MORE HORIZONS GOING TO UTAH
r,rnl,n cldcrs and 100 Mormon converts,

under the charge OF Chief Of Council \: NJ hodges
arrived Yesterday on the Guion steamship Wisconsin,
and after having their age sex, NATIONALITY cu'o' "u
urofcss,us recorded "a tile Garden, were shl on
their way To Utah swell the army ~ the Latter Dy
saint. Thcy were from Switzerland, Germany, lrciauu
scotlaud and England and IL has taken huont eighteen
mnnths 10 recruit them. Lawrence Young one oI tue
ai,ers il a grandson Of brigham Young
Auotbar William Pantor. brought two wives back
vim him. and was greeted at Castle Garden ny
10 otirr vyiyr- "a bo had come Utah aud shcd
tr.r of love and low O. receive Ia. Kisses after an ab
seuce of "A wear and half one 81 the wives whom ne
hr,,ghi with him he had taken 10 Europe when hc went
abroad so that he would not become nrs0mc. HIS
serond wife was woman with some claims Ia beauty
IL Nns observed that after being IA Castle Garden
hour or more bestowed considerable attention upon
ono Of tie cmpoyes aud admitted sine was smteD with
him She was uudcc dcd about continuing her Jnurisy
10 Utah but ~ the cmploye realized mat bl amy was
70 49, Wsvr-York he discouraged her remaining bo
hind and promised To WIitc 10 hcr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28
BILLY BEYSOYS EDUCATED EEL.

This little village [Greensburg, n. d. Is eX-
.ed inst now over Billy BcnsOn's trained eel Bll9 ~
he keen yenr-od OF Farmer Benso' VINO mas
goody number of right along the banks vi tn1
nelnSnre has been famous eel catcher iOr SEVERN
venra Old Assembyman Mildrick, up IN warren County,
who mad eel dinner given him 10y his iehOW %
f tho House last year. hasn't col Hor can ne tc OF
one that equals the Benson eel Billy Is young hal
rallst as well an angler lie made up lis nlnv
mnnths ago that an eel could no trained Accordingly,
he nared the life of the rst that he caught lie TOOK IL
rone ana nut IL In box with glass over IL. -,
Alter the reptile became quiet BILLY fed u from ms
oWn hand Gradually the eel took liking 10 nc ooy;
IL would wind around the lads nrm ana lu' ls NY t
rt over his sleeve Then u got so II would come out
OF tie box coil itself at Bys leet ana go 10 seep
n made no effort escape Then IL learned 10 IOoW
The hoy around First IL followed him around the ROOM
Then il gided upstairs after him. ana carry Ill the
snrinq took 10 sleeping on the pillow beside hinl
HIly became as fond OF the eel the latter was roma
OF Billy. The boy named the reptile faitliui; III u u
short lime The eelinew It's name. 10 VIII awhhch when
HiIIv calls ID and start after him. 80 th0Oughy eu9-
Gated has IL become that IL goes all over tue laru VII"
the boy Tic rnpidlty with whleh " can m0Yeh ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28
OFFERS FOR THE POLICEMEN on PARADE

Enthusiastic cheering was heard along
,t ,esterdav aferuoon as 300 policemen ed
nv supeTH endent walng marched from tne D., tos
pyrk IN linton SQUARE The men we're aIIhhs NM
haialtons which were commanded by Inspectors
Murray Byrnes Steers Each battslon sd bv The
coded Nv band The annual parade was mireu W = 20
obsfrucious In upper Broadway, but the ponce
well ana changed from company fronts 20 or tpned
Soldiers At Wdyery-place they turned On a.; 10
Fifth-ave where they got into company ACKNOWLEDGMENT T
Mayor Grace stood on reviewing stand WIN tne Io
city Police Commissioners, Commissioner
RrookIvn Police Justices Duiy, German anu fatteI
SON Excise Comms Morris. Coroner levy, lnn,
Aldermen and other officials Among ptner1 Pse ni
CoioneI Em,nons Clark Many OF the captains WIZ
Indiv apnauded as they passed the stand ana captain
Williams came in for his full snare
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28
"SUNSET" OOX'S WASHINGTON HOUSE.
Latter I'll Lrfroit Eree PTeaa

Here is one of the most beautiful and unique
[homesl that Washington can show and IL is Mr. Coxs
Intention to rent furnished 1t s before he leaves
for the East. It stands Dupont Circle, facing the
statue OF the bronze Admiral who, with glass in hand,
makes you uneasy he keeps his eyes always turned
toward the Capitol I'm stony stare. AT lis left rises
on is the Immense brown palace belonging TO the Ne
yada ex-senator and known rs Stuart Castle" New
Hampshircave street with great fashionable tutuIe
comes In from behind the house. and in front is the
opening of observation-disclosures with its numerous cir
Giles; while between these two lies Connectlcut-aVe:,
where the dpomats live Not q stones throw away Is
the mansion belonging Great Britain where Victoras
Minister holds forth in state and milonares states
men live all around The house Is a beauty and Mrs.
Cox got it a bargain when she paid $4,000 for II
year ago IL Is three-stOry Queen Anne OF SER
pentne stone finished ut the In big round
tower with mOsque-like cupOa at the top. IL has many
windows many shapes and each Of these has choice
plant flower blooming inside OF the stained glass
winding walk through small lawn OF velvet green
door OF carved old oak and you pull
antique brass bell the door which opens leads first
into q wide vestbule paved In Roman mOsa c, the
design made OF little pieces Of stone the size OF your
little fingers end.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28
FUNERAL OF EUGENE RELLT'S SON.
& IL. LI....I..-. l. Ill. IL. i

son of Eugene Kelly, the banker, who was drowned
while bathing May 49, at lhmpaso'. Mexico. took
ulace Yesterday morning in the Cathedral. The altar
was drapcd with black. Solemn high mass saii.
MOnsiguor Quinn acting as cclehUint Father James
Corrigait of Orange, deacon Father VI. j. Mulhrru
suI.dcacor, aud Father j. W. Kellogg master
OF ceremonies. Fathers DAY. Slattery Merrck.
McOuircl Dumphy and Downs and Mousignor
Farfelly aso assisted. After the Arm
bishop Corrigan gave the ahs0lulon. The coffin
was covered with wreaths and pillows Of flowers {:
white roses and lilies being most prominent. Long
sprays OF ivy were twimcd about IL. The church was
hIicd with the many friends of the family. Among
others present were Mayor Grace Park Commissioner
Crmmlns Congressman Downcy, John j. O'Brien.
Frederic X. COudert, H. Lawrence, H. l.. HOguet. and
William Looms. The pHl-bearcrs were Thomas ID.
OCOnnor. Richard OGGruan. lr.. Charles NJ Donnclly,
Ious Onion Alexander Burrill and benjamin LOOMS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28
BROOKLYN.
The police find ! ,S4l dogs In the city,
hua lldin

The police find II. s4l dogs in the city,
The Grand Jury has Indicted Hugh McCabe for
crminnlv assaulting Dauinella Maxwell deaf mute.
pIea OF not guilty was put in by the prisoner who is
in Jail.
ended that the city has good title to the eassde park
lands and can compel purchasers TO take tte the case
will be carried to Court Of Appeals for final adudca
ton.
Edward Ronenthal, age eighteen, steward Of bark
Tvburnia living al the foot OF Sedgwcst attempted to
hin himself with q dose OF sulphurc acid yesterday
morning The cause Of the unrequied love. He
Is expected TO die.
prove the theory the story todby the negro Charles
McKenua alias Thomas Brown that he had been robbed
I'm a rOwbOat in the East River ana thrown into the
water, was product Of his fancy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28
DISCOVERING A SOAP NINE IN WISCONSIN,.
MiLeauhee Letter % The Chieoqo Lnter.O ocean.

In the central portion of this State in Wan
paca County new Industry has sprung into existence
Near the shores OF the Waupaca River few miles south
OF the town OF Weyanwega, some mtn digging cellar
discovered stratum Of peculiar kind OF clayey SOIL
Some specimens OF the strange material were thrown
and farm house built over the excavation then
made Later English laborer al work on the farm
belonging to the house found the pile OF stringe looking
soil which had been thrown out and after examining
declared be "A valuable substance for securing silver
and gold ware such he had seen dug IN certain part
OF England. Experiments were at once made and IL was
found that the substance would 10 just what the English
man claimed and % gentleman named ScOyile purchased
the house from under which the substance was taken
and twenty acres OF land surrounding Scoville inter-
ested Oshkosh capitalists In the matter and they
purchased the right to dig all OF the material ON ms an
having scovl lie therefor $4,000 They also engaged
s0vle to dig and prepare the material and ship 1t to
Oshkosh In the latter place Ii s being put up In small
packages for polishing purposes and a soap Is being
anufa ctured with the ingredient as the chief
snbstance OF II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

American Jockey Club races, Jerome FHIh, 80 P
university of the City OF Ncw-York Law Schooi GULL
mencement. Academy OF Music, p. IN.
Nathaniel Sands's case before Judge Lawrence
Trial trip of the DolphS
Meeting OF the Boz rd of Aldermen ~, W ac
Opening Delta Kappa Epsilon CLUB House. NJ 'o
West Thirty-fOurthst., r. III. ", ,,os.
sherman divorce SUIT before Judge Np worst -, -,
Eugene SCHUYLER on Turcomans ana the RUSSIAN , au
vance before American Geographical Society, Chlcker-
New-Y ork. Buffalo baseball match, Polo Grounds
p. m. ,,.-, mating M Of
West Invent seventh-st, p. M , - a. co,oy
Opening OF Iron Steamboat Company trlps " 'o"o'
Birthday of Thomas Moore, celebration No Al "oS'
14th-st. & II III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28
REQUESTS or ANDREW j. DAM

By rhe will of Andrew j. Dam, filed yestcr-
d.v vhich is dated January p 1854, john W. Murray,
Ia ob Citos. and Andrew j. Dam, ir sOn OF the tee
tator are appointed executors To Andrew j. DanJrihe
tcstator leaves his Jr~clry, boNS am wearing
onn.reI ana all MS interest boo the fran ot Andrew j.
Ian A son NJ the Union square Hotel lie hcGueathcs
Sre Ia take HE rest Of tnc trust They
the amount OF his share IN the motel business
aud .ll his real estate except the block bounded
nv Fourteenth and Fifteenth St., Irving Place and
iruiou souarc property, keep property good con-
don ana dcpnsit Ouc-gutrtcr OF the balance ~ the
rents In trust company forming sinking iund for the
,,cut of liens uIon The nc Il estate. The rest OF the
net income Is apportoucd among the widow, son aud
grandchildren The residue OF the estate goes 10 his son
ApIr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28
GALyAxo TREATMENT OF RHEUMATISM

GALyAyIo TREATMENT OF RHEUMATISM
Some very small batteries have bsen constructed by
Austrian house, for curing neuralgia In and around the
mouth IA described they consist of silver tube about
half an Long and threeeshths OF inch in diameter
In which arc paOod dye sets Of thin discs of znc paper
and "copper" any ordRar voltaic pile the ends Of
tho tubed clo 'ed with silver disks which screwed
in pressing tho plates closely together and the silver is
perforated With humorous holes allowing the liquid to
this little battery. 10 is dipped
for "A moment salt water and then placed between
the ms and the cheek where tho neuralgia Is, pole
being against the and the other against the cheek 1t
IL easily renewed by taking IL apart washing ii aud
placing paper disks with Ha!f an hour 10
sald 10 DO sufficient to cure the pain by this means
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28
THE COMING JAMS IN BROADWAY
don,t balieve that broadway road Is gOl

L
IN amount TO much any way said an Intelligent stee
car conductor yesterday. There's gong 10 no oo '
Ion, frnm morning TO night when they begin 10 rh ah
they can't make time Draymen are never Inucn III y
hurry 10 get OF the cars way ana those
feioyys viii he mad as hornets about having 10 SLOW
ock and forth over those rails and they'll Just take
time about IT, you can bet. The police can't nop .hc
ON those trucnrn very hard for every one OF e IcP
resents big house. It's bad enough Win tne puss,s
80, nut ,he hns can turn 10 one side run down size
street II necessary while the cars won't more 'nn sl
ont of one lam before they be into another 10" no
,n 10 ,Sing 20 nav n We cents for ride when he can
walk ANA get there quicker. They'll take Tue iAst o,
West side line or the elevated just Hs he does now ana
the Rroad Way cars can whistle Tor their passenSers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28
VALUATION OF CITY PROPERTY.

Mayor Grace has received the report OF the
Commissioners of Taxes Assessments Ior the quar-
ter ending March 81. The total valuations OF taxable
real for 1854 81 ,119,76l 59 ana TOT 1870
Sll75.O 52 ss5, showing increase OF $5o,4
There was adecrease OF in the Seventeenth ward
leaving the net 5000, 2sS. Accompanying
the renort are the statements the Deputy Tax Com
showing the amount OF property exempt from
taxation aud the therefore, total OF S2606JI
O6O composed OF the following: CITY property,
Sis s9I O60; United states property, Sl2.64O,OOo
church property, $40. ~ 300 miscellaneous proper y
S}3gis 800 There were Ss J9l 81 in taxes Tor 1854
RENTED by the Commissioners of Taxes and Assessments
during tho quarter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28

son and the Rev Richard whittnsham S H. snp
n,r -, he'd in ST. Luke's Hospital, $4,000 70 .ns
garhotah institution Of Learning sbe ah Theological
I'm lis library 10 the mission fund OF the Dlocese
tNewYOrk and eaen 70 The sIs
Ensconal Church OF the New York Diocese, 10 the NY
York Protestant Episcopal CITY Mission and
Wv his silver communion vessels aud bhpusina.
,e Tor tbe se OF the rector The rest or the estate
left TO his sister Emeline. William AleAanuoi e'
ia he sole executor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28
JERSEY CITY.

The New-Jersey Kennel Club was formed on Tuesd ny
ight aud the following officers elected: Charles
Heath, president; J. C. Peshall vice president; G. r.
Hearn, treasurer, and James Yredenburg, secretary
There is deficiency of $4,000 In the poor fund and
Alderman Elliott has made charge that the money,
part OF IL, used for election purposes. An invest
cation will be made.
Director Walker who has been elected President OF
the Board of Education TO succeed David L. Holden Is
the third president the Board has had IN month, his
predecessors having died suddenly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28

Variable 1t keeps right along side Of Billy when he
walks at quick pace But the funniest thing the eel
little pool of water and watch the lad haul IN any
number of other eels and kill them, IL never
makes any attempt to get into the river 1t is more
over, cannbalstic eel and Is very foud or smau por-
lions OF cells meat which Billy cuts up with MS jack,
knife The neghbors go daily to the Benson farm ana
watch the reptile Many OF them wonder now the eel
managed to live out Of water. but Billy says natural MS
tory is full OF instances. There is plenty OF water now
ever in Faithfus box, that he is In his native ee
ment most Of the time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28
oLaARs LOOKING FOR Nv OWNER.

"Ah those must be nice cigars, for there are
stamps the boxes give OF them - said
OF three men who went into hquOrshop In South
Fiftl-st., BrOOkly yesterday
mo. dot vOs some cigars by sailor belong; he yos
come back pretty soon, und couldn't open dem" said
the proprietor. Then the visitors Customs Inspectors
Van Horn DOnOhue Met Ort, exposed their Shields
and taking the $50 cigars aud bag OF cigarettes which
had been struggled ashore from Havana steamer eur.
rled them TO the Custom House, where the owner can
obtain them upon paying the duty aud SiOO penalty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28
ANNOYING HER HUSBANDS OLD SWEETHEART.
Mrs Carolina Bryant, of No. 261 West

Mrs Carolina Bryant, OF NO. ZoI hcsl
Twepty.pinth-,t who is saleswoman In slxth.aVc'
store went 10 Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
ana comnained To Justice smith that MIS- mary spencer
of No 953 West ytrstst was III the haOit oil shu
d. scurr,lous letter. and postal cards 10 her Mts
Eryant said that had children Just buadlns INTO
wnn,anhooi aud manhood" and she wanted Tue annoy
slammed Mrs SPRINGER Gid not deny that she wrote
The Ietfrrs hut said that when she was married 10
William Spencer May -. 1883 he tod her that ne
had heen kecptug company with Mrs Bryant but IN
tended OIL the acquaintance. lie hau not uohe
so Mrs spencer alleged. but on inc contrary rev
week for her support. The magistrate dismissed lho
case with a warning to the defendant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28
SUPPLYING oLEAy TOWELS TO OFFICERS

Young man entered Wall Street ONCE
Yesterday and wanted make contract for FURNISHING
the office with clean towels When asked about ms ISL
meas he said: az represent a company ORGANIZED ior
this work alone We undertake TO come into any Omco
once twice day. may be required ana 70 m ,
one or any number OF towels at regular nterva oy te
wear for stipulated price This work Is usually done Dy
janitorsh the occupants Of offices supplying ther
els IL is unsatisfactory in most instances The Janltor ns
40 much else to attend to that he f0rgets or negecs TINS
duty very often We supply our own towels ana MAKE
by the quarter or year. We have met with de-
cded success and i'm many have found the anors
glad TO DO relieved OF the work The occupants OF oces
receiYe Mell.n