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Saint Mary's beacon., 1888-03-22
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Saint Mary's beacon., 1888-03-22

Monday, April the End, there viii he an
Entertainment f1r the benefit Of Christ
Church, Chaptieo. Tickets, admitting to
both supper and dance, 20 cents. The
public are i,.vited.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1888-03-22
ENTERTAINMENT.

4 grand entertainment will bc Civcn'for
N the benefit of ~. MiChacrS church nj
EVERGREEN, the residence of Mrs. a.
). Bcnvillc, near Tall Pine, on EASTER
MONDAY, April 2n6, 1893. There will he
match game Of baseball between rival
clubs in the afternoon. The exercises will
consist Of DRAMA TIC ENTERTAIN
NE.NI, the whole 10 conclude with a
grand ball. The committee pledge them
selves 10 make this entertainment the Ex-
cclsiOr nf the season, and guarantee to thnsc
who favor US with their presence entire sat-
isfaction.
rs Tickets 50 cents.
Committee Of ARRANGEMENTS
Baker ". Herbert, George Roach,
Alexander Jones, Willie Roach,
Harry Clarke.
Reception Committee.
Col. 5. J. Wales, VIC. WEIGH.
Edgar Smith, Judge ]. l.. Milburn.
w. Stone, J. i. TcnnisOn,
DR.. JAS II. Miles, :. Clarke,
j. ID. Dunbar, Abel IIammctt.
March Sd
Saint Mary's beacon., 1888-03-22

F. Q. Morgan, has just received the
finest lot of Ready Made Clothing We
have ever seen in Leonardtown, call
and see them.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1888-03-22

While in Leonardtown attending
Court don't fail to call and examine
the very large TX of Ready Made
Clothing just received by F. o. Nor
gan.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1888-03-22
SgoRR. DWELLING. KEaRP. &C.
F0R RENT.

1 viii rent the Store and layse t;roocrv.
Good Wharf, 10 Pin Alley, llwelllnr ami
eosnforiah.e TenAnt-house ,.ai Stable. in.
ciuding 4 ACRES Of fertilg land ana Mill
lease my oyster ground 20 the tenant. Prss.
session given May |, 1855. For terms. an.
ply 20 ]. THOMAS SWANIt
March 10. + NJ, Piacy Point, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1888-03-22
DIED..

On Sunday, March 11th, 1898, At his
residence in ST. Inigo's district, DR.. 4. II.
BEAN, aged SO years. (Balto. sun please
copy.)
Saint Mary's beacon., 1888-03-22
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Orphans Court of ST. Mary's county, Set !:
January 81, 1883.
Ordered by the Court, that Francis V.
King, administrator OF John +. King, late
of ST. Mary's county, Nd, deceased, give
the notice required by law 10 the decoas-
eds creditors to exhibit their claims and
that the same be published once week
for six successive weeks in the St. Mary's
BEACON. Test: JAS. L. NJ. RAIRY,
Register of Wills for 81. Mary's county.
NOTICE.
In pursuance of the above order, here
by give notice that have obtainedsfrom
the Orphans Court OF ST. Mary's county,
Maryland, letters of administrationion the
personal estate of John F. King, late Of said
county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the.EaidE Edoceased are here
by notified to exhibit the same with the
properi vouchers attached thereto 10 the
subscriber, on or before the Goth day of
July, 1888, they will otherwise by law be
excluded from: the benefits of the said es-
tate. All persons indebted TO the deceased
are requested to make immediate payment
TO the subscriber.
FRANCIS V. KING,
Administrator.
Jan 90, 'SS-6we
Saint Mary's beacon., 1888-03-22
" x 1888 . = .

| EHE rapid advance
| o made by The
| = Morning Herald
during the past year,
has been a marvel
10 all familiar with
the subject. Not
only has the volume
of advertising been
immensely large, but
the increase in circu-
lation Is without a
precedent in the
history OF Baltimore
Journalism. The cause
of this Is apparent.
The Morning Herald
was u better paper in
1857 than III the pre-
ceding year. II will
bc q better paper in
1SSS than In 1887. IL
will continue to be
the cheapest OF
of dailie5 - one cent
being tho price. lt
Publish hes all the
Assesis.e1 Press Eews.
II has a co NJ plete
corps of correspond
cnts thro ugh out
Maryland, Virginia,
West Virginia, South
ern Pennsylvania and
other states, thus
being able TO prompt
~ furnish the news
for n widely extended
region. Its LOC AL
NEWS Is prominent
ly the fullest and
most accu rate OF any
Baltimore daily. It's
Taskisgt:a ce.rssSss3etee
is bright, and covers
the vast field of
National Politics
which center at the
National Capital. Ii
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the most exhaustive
an d com prehensive
reports OF legislative
doings at Annapolis.
II is absolutely in
dependent in politics.
Its utteranccS upon
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partial and fearless.
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o day paper in any
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more paper that pub
fishes a regular letter
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lishes full reports Of
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ur WsstIu Hrr0fi
O Is indisputably
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consists OF eight pages
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Each issue tains a
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hates In Cong resS. the
laws passed, Senate
and House proceed
ings, and the cream
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National Ca pital. IL
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each week the Tai
xuarn sermon. tOgefh-
er with q long list Of
contributions from
leading writers Its
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pleteness and reliabil-
ity. Its literary de-
/ partment Is bright :
| II 4 the IA per for the
home and the shop.
the farmer. the mer-
chant, the lawyer, the
artisan. and for all
who want the best
paper for the price
ever published.
use. a complete AIT
: been added 20 tho
he HERALD PUBLISH
4, beginning the fourth
v, the pages OF each
'er will be replete with
3 and sketches. The
b. important news Of
wu 20 be q necessity
rumpfly recognized by
erald without regard
Saint Mary's beacon., 1888-03-22

Job Printing done with neatness
and despatch.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1888-03-22

.ndreths garden seeds are the
best aud F. .. Morgan sells them.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1888-03-22
RATIFICATION NOTICE.

4GA IL 4SA l"N NoI1SE.
Walter B. Langley,
VS..
Stanaslaus Clarke and others.
In the Circuit Court for st. Mary's county,
sitting as Court Of Equity.
No. 661 n. L.
Ordered this 10Th day of March lSSs,
that the Auditors Report filed in the above
cause, bc ratified and confirmed, unless
cause 10 the contrary be shown on or be
fore the Bird Monday of April, 1888,
provided copy of this order be published
in the 1t. Mary's BEACON once week ;or
three successive weeks prior TO the said 3rl
Monday OF April.
]. FRANK FORD, Clerk.
True copy-Tcst:
J. FRANK FORD, Clerk.
March 22-3w0
Saint Mary's beacon., 1888-03-22
1oingg

ec-ply tarrcd felt,
yilc sle being pres
! durable roofing
ag Of our Asphalt
4 Thus a good and
e same care as il
I and frc-proof a
Ping the required
1 armcrs can keep
Without the aid OF
Roofing superior
/ Railroad Com
FL Buildings gen
| less cost.
D and 10 gaIlCn
nsures the wear
roof is less than
Il is put up in
zap, and covering
same.
/ not mildew. Il
L labratOrics, fac
Edencch hndStore-
Saint Mary's beacon., 1888-03-22
GRAND OPENING !!

~ BEG LEAVE TO INFORM Ny
Il friends and the general public that I
have opened fine ncw stone cantigu-
ous 30 the Le0narltown wharf, and have
stocked il with every variety OF
Saint Mary's beacon., 1888-03-22

B- At great expense. a complete AIT
~DFPARTNExr has been added 10 tho
N-e~uusprnenfs of the HERALD PUBLISH
N-IN0 COMPANY. and. beginning the fourth
Tweek tn January, the pages OF each
N-e,iifiou Of the paper viii be replete with
Iy-fll1strated arficles and sketches The
rE-filusfratlon of the important news OF
N~the day has grown % be q necessity
W~which has been promptly recognized by
W-TAc M0Tnln0 Herald without regard
gB-to outlay.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1888-03-22

|ENT.

b. LIT, with livery
Tine stick CHILLI
|Saic, on reasonable
n at once.
b MATT3NGLY.
T. Mary's 10, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1888-03-22

aIdillg,
EN. nd.
.IsT,
.'ir:,l Preparations
pa Extracts,
fnpth
iru>h-
bar
Y Flesh
n lr Cos
oil IT the most
ish and Domestic
rs promptly filled
iuily compounded.
and examine my
Nation Of my Gus
.ria, ,tr viii hc al
Saint Mary's beacon., 1888-03-22
General Merchandise,

. = >
consisting OF
Dry Goods, NetaoHs
Xmas Gods, Hats, CEps,
Roots and Ssoes, Drugs and
Chemicals, PeEfREleyy dad
FiTaes Goods, GktSNcdYe, Flour
and Provisions, Minee Neat,
CoafSctioAerSes,
H,Irfscdre,
TiRsedre and
Liquors Of Every Description,
such as
WHISTLES, WINES,
RUM SHERRY,
CATA VIDA, GIN
all first-class. Cigars and Tobacco-in
fact, everything kept in a first-class coun-
try store, At prices that will induce you 10
purchase.
Flour and !SaEf "a Speciality.
Poultry and eggs at market prices taken
IN exchange for goods
Polite and genial clerks guaranteed.
FRANK N. HOLMES,
Leonardtown Wharf, Nd.
Dec 15o
Saint Mary's beacon., 1888-03-22

HENRY WILLIAMS. Agent.
:, AS Light Street
Msrch IT
Saint Mary's beacon., 1888-03-22
PATUXBNT RIVER ROUTE

On and after Wednesday, March 7th, the
Steamer
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-13
Seeing a Man Hung.

There are lots OF people who want 10 see an
execution simply for the purpose Of being
able TO boast of it afterward With such
seen but one man hanged, and il can heia
it | will never see another. 1t happened sew
eral years ago. but ] have never forgotten
my sensations. Experienced nothing but
gentle feeling OF curiosity until the con
delnncd man was Lad into the Jail yard. As
be assembled the steps OF she gallows felt
that indescrIbahle shifting ia the region Of the
stomach which makes one think that there l.
nothing solid in his anatomy below the collar
bone. | tried to keep FROM Observing his fal
tering steps and paliid looks. but there
seemed 10 he a magnet which drew my eyer
to hrs fear stricken countcnance with irresist-
idle force.
As the knot was finally adjusted / turned
my gaze away and noticed thar the res, al
the spectators looked about as frightened a
the man about TO die. couldn't kerp my
gaze concentrated upon any one object. but
Il roved over toe assembly and finally
though tried 70 prevent 10 from doing So
rested fair and square upon the face Of the
condemned man. His eyes met mine, and
there was an appealing look Ia them that
Tent TO my heart and made NE feel Ike 2
murderer myself After that | could no
more look away than ! could Jump over The
court house When tie drop fell SINK 70
the ground in dead faint IL was horrible
sensation, can assure You. aisi wouldn't
20 through 1t again for tns world Chicago
Herald
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-13

The BOOK agent IS generally regarded a. 2
SPECIES ct fi.Et class tramp ] know a. least
one that cann0. be inciudsei in this categnfy.
though. | was IN ibe stIic- Of y prom lslslss
etcEer AMI printer ~ etchii4gs. when 8 had
some coupe drove up. From IL emerged a
gentleman II sristo-ratic t.saF1eS. who car
RED of with his sample set x a sslysTls
portfolio cs strnings u whose ygs5r4gatlsi,
the etch1r Is cLssctrnet Es zss ere 81 the
caBvAssrs for the work As IL s~sls AZ slso
- s50o a set. however. AID tlss cauYnsse. s~ss
about hslt for hiS -To-k. IL Is nat siI;ieast -
understand ina; be caH keep eoaeh IL he
only sells booss enough.
1 nave bad d-aiiE-s WITH arsoefs~r nan. 4,
this line who dos = driving trrd., ar tls frsess
expensive foreign paoBsczta0rs unfy. be has
regular list ~ eastonssT1. il4ciu4iuz ssnss az
tie oe-5 Anosn people ~ tne city He knows
the contents a their Libraries. heir taste ia
books and tAsTr knowIssirs II them. 20 tat
be Is nsver et lc-s where 20 turn 70 pet I'd
ef any SPECIAL scTk Although - u b. 10
means regular or ilsti,astTious man lie mss,
Gear hetxeefa q 90 and go 90 vesr b, h.
cognrIiss-sQEa. II be gaT> strict .It~ra.1u To
tstssrs-ss ise upnsrzTs Tor wlsorn be sells s.s.I
Hse. be co9sd Do nstacn t-g.ser The MARKS.
for ee~s3T books. they say. .. prse.seally 50.
Limited TIE difii-5lty Is % zss srxss,s GAIA
hle a rearhjnS The r-rsons Hao bay tE-sa
ard sIfs sstfr5@sI; adlrszss af iss;eissge4ss 90
rasks an in1y.g1szssa CA flsefa ~hen tlssr 81.
rsaahed- --AItresi T.1suabss tn New .ak
ye~A
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-13
GENERALLY REDUCED.
Rates Oh Grain and Live Stock to be
Lowered.

CHICAGO, Jan. 12.-The impossibility of
the western roads at present agreeing on
any subject was demonstrated at man
ayers meeting to-day called for the
purpose of preventing a reduction IN
grain and live stock rates. The first
was threatened by notice of the Frisco
road to the effect that on January ~ it
would reduce corn rates from Southern
Kansas TO st. Louis. This was seized upon
by some of the roads as a pretext to
reduce the rates from Kansas. and
the meeting was called to prevent this
if it could be done The st. Louis q
San Francisco offered at the meeting to
so modify its notice as TO confine the effects
to its own territory, but this the Alton re-
fused, and at once gave official notice that
1t would, fifteen days from date, January
q, make ID cent rate on grain from
Kansas City TO Chicago. This settled the
matter, and the reductions Will be made.
In the matter of live stock rates, the
Rock Island stated that it had made ten
years contract with the Burton Car COM
pany, which it would carry out, to
transport live stock at the same rates as III
the regular cars. The Burlington there
upon announced that it would make
lower rate of So and keep that
much difference between two classes of
cars. The Central Iowa gave notice that
it would lower the Iowa grain rates five
cents whenever the reduction in live stock
rates was made With this excellent pros
pect of a general decentralization, the meet.
ing adjourned.
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-13
Albert Edwards Private study.

Perhaps of all the cievs that Sandringhsn
affords 10 real INSIGHT into tie IJrIaces char
acter. that furnished By his private study IS
the best. Tie room Is The smallest Of he
suite. and i lit by g single cut isrse wiEzdow
The woodwork Is al Of light oak. and tia
walls and ceiling Of psatEal tint II Is
essentially tle haunt Of man Thsre are 10
haaziaE-s. 10 bEic-a-brec. 20 dainty devices
of fair fingers, no soft rugs. even d. tbs
S.kea fo0r Bushes vas written IA in
sis5ble characters al over tie aEsarffzsen.
the principal piece q furniture wss a solid
-FEare paEen desk. Ep0n WHICH. oh ready
laid u his band. ~sre the paper and ezvelogses
ts1e vsF1Hoe uss There are iso books in the
room. i,uf set u SLEEVES hollss ali esavefI.-
t,1ces for smoking. On the aalls hang q
variety # sketcbe~. i teieysEsoEe has b.-en
put an ~ the EIzdow II csssne-cz- 18th
Marlborough hysuse, ia Lo,4in and - ~
a4SEsi by tn servant. with r.gir. II fear
ard sS.perstitlasl Pail Mall tsEsxte
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-13
WHERE DID HE LIVE?
Ex-senator Me Too" Platt'S Residence a
Vital Question Now.

ALBANY. n ". Jan. 12-When the trial
of the suit brought in behalf of the state
to remove ex-senator Thomas c. Platt
from the office of quarantine inspector at
the port of New York. on the ground of
ineltigibility, WAS resumed today = Tio@a
county witness WAS called and exhibited
the poll lists for the town of Uwcgo TO
show that Piatt had voted in thar town
since has claimed residence in New York.
The washwoman OF the Plat family WAS
next placed Oh the stand and testified that
she had done the washing OF the family
for years at Owege. receiving linen 10y eN-
press and returning ii IN the same way to
New York, and receiving her pay 10y cheek
from New York. This ended the evidence
from the people
The defense moved TO dismiss the case
on the ground of lack Of evidence. The
motion WAS oycruled. aud after an open
iag argument by Lawyer Mcfarland Tor
the defense. piatt took the stand and
testified at length to show THAT while he
was born and did business in Owego for
thirty years. and still visited that place
frequently his business and residence
Were now in New York Aside from his
office of quarantine commissioner. his
position as president Of the United States
express company rendered his daily pres
ence IN the city OF New York necessary.
He had considered Owego his residence
until 1873 but Siace 1879 be had been TO
Dwesp on an average onlv ah,ut four
times year. He laid he HAD o e, in oweso
every Year since his removal except 1888
ami 1891.
Mr.. Mcfarland asked. Why did YOU
you vote there bit il was objected 10 by
the prosecution and the objection WAS sus-
tanned. 1t MAS pJtt in several other for1n,.
but was ruled out. and Plaji coat ;uuexl:
There WAS Il definite understanding be-
tween myself aud the express company
that on accepting she position | should
take zap my residence in New York
have lived in New York city from the
time left owego in 1917 down to the pres
ent time. l did not from 1879 onward
have any intention of going back to Owego
t. live.
On cross examination the witness ad-
mltted that he had voted in Owego and
sworn iii has vote la 1850. taking the gen
eral oath n TO his residence there. lie
knew he MAS declared elected To the senate
ia 1881 as Platt Of Oweg0 and did not call
attention to the error of residence. and in
has affidavit to change the venue in his
case last July he made oath that his LEGAL
re>ideace waS in OUeso.
Several witnesses testified that Mr. Plat
when ia New York accli.sie;i r,tosns at the.
Fifth avenue hotel
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-13

in the Indian Territory. 1t fixes the maxi
mum punishment for these offences at $1,000
fine and fifteen years Imprisonment.
Mr.. Williams, of Ohio, under instruc-
lions from the committee on banking and
currency, called up for present eonsidera-
ton, the bill providing for the issue of cir
culating notes to national banking asso-
Citations. Mr. Williams stated that under
this measure, national banks, if they saw
fit might increase their cir
culation to the extent of 10 per cent
There was in the treasury security for the
circulation of Sl6i ,090, $50; United States
bonds to the amount of SlS9,09O,0O. II
this bill should become a law, the circula.
ton of national banks would be increased
in round numbers So, 100000.
The house then, on motion of Mr.. Dunn,
of Arkansas, went into a committee OF the
whole for the consideration of the senate
bill fixing the salary of the commissioners
of fish and fisheries at $1,000 per annum.
After a brief address by Mr.. Cox, OF New
York, the bill passed
Mr. Blount from the committee on post
roads, called up a bill relating to permits
sable marks. printing or writing, upon
second, third and fourth class matter.
House calendar.
Adjourned
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-13
IN THE TEMPLE.
Theodore Houston Puts Bullet Into His
Own Head.

NEW YORK, Jan. 12.--This morning
Theodore Houston, who. with his family,
occupied handsomely furnished fiat at
No. so Madison avenue, dressed himself
and went to his library A few minutes
later his wife found him lying on sofa
semi-conscious and bleeding from a pistol
wound in his right temple. Doctors were
summoned but could not save him He
was able to talk for about twenty minutes
but refused to give any information in
regard to the shooting. He died this
afternoon Mrs. Houston says she knows
no reason why he should commit suicide,
and believes the shooting was accidental.
The dead man was a brother of j. {.
Houston, United States engineer corps
and Alexander L. Houston. Il merchant of
Milwaukee. The latter was telecraphed
for. Mr.. Houston was IS years of age, and
was married twenty-one years ago. At
one time he was secretary OF the defunct
Oswego railroad and president and general
manager of the New York, Ontario d
Western until its absorption: was receiver
OF the West shore road was member of
the Lotus club, of this city. Some years
ago sister of Mrs. Houston. who had
been in il health for some time, committed
suicide by drowning in a New Hampshire
river
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-13
STRIKING PRINTERS.

LOUISVILLE. Jan. 12.-All the Courier
journal printers but three struck tonight
Swanton, an employe of the Mergenthal
Linotype company, came this morning to
instruct the union printers who were run
ming the company,s fourteen type ma
chimes He had worked III the
New York Tribune Office and the
printers therefore threaten TO strike. To
be ready for an emergency, the Courier
Journal sent to indianapolis to get men III
sight Hearing OF this, the printers at 9
O'Clock after a conference in which they
were told Swanton must remain, left the
office. Their places were supplied and the
paper will Issue More machines Will be
put in Immediately. Work proceeded as
usual