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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-08-23

DIED.
In Baltimore City. on Wednesday. Aug
18th, Little HARVEY. AGED 3 years and
10 days. only son n Joseph and Moliir
Alton Smith.
lis hard 70 give our Harry VI,
But we will Ne resigned.
To Him who i too wise IL err.
Too good 20 be unkln nd
Departed this life, July the gath. in the
9th district, ZACHARTAU MORGAN. son
of George w. and Elizabeth C,vnbs, aged
! years 3 months AMI 20 days.
Zach. thou alone vert chosen
To he an angel Of the Lord.
Thou dds: hear the carly whispering
OF the great Incarna'e VOID
Look down, . Zach, darling.
From the bright realms above,
Cast down upon thy mother
One only glance Of love
Then love us, love as. angel dear,
And We viii love thee more.
And help IL when ruT soul Is ,ast
Upon the Eternal ShnTr
BIZ HIS FRIEND 4
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-08-23

for thsse u certainly &c lastice in
law compelling the peopsr, many II
whom, even BY stricssst scohonv. fad
it hard 70 keep the wolf from the
door TO paY bonus 10 IL ITivi-
legged aud selisk class If money grab
5srs known as home manufacturers.
This issue then .: itse.f, considering It's
prominence n nstIsGsi affairs espeei-
ally IN this campaign when II j. The
one upon which the battle vii Be
fought. should Be enough. Bet there
are other and equally patrio'i reasons
shy the democratic party lays claim
TO your allegiance Among the most
prominent OF these are, IN my opinion,
lst, the fact that this party has the
true conception and Is The fa,ih.ui ex-
ponent Of the obligations iTroeed 10y
the Constitution. Cad. that IL J. and
always has oeeG the 4vowed chant.i-
or Of that great safeguard D. popular
institutions, Local Sell Government,
while the aim OF tine republican par
! ~, on the contrary, has been 20 emp
pie as much as possible tins feature Of
our political system aud 10 ceutTaiiZs
all power 10 the hands of the Gener-
al Government. II then a man place
any value upon individual liberty and
wishes TO see popular form OF gov
eminent reserved. he should exert
himself TO the snd that democratic
majority be maintained in our Ns'ia.-
al Legislature J therefore call u.,,:n
all democrats tn WORK for l." Whole
ticket, Electors as well ~ { .rS.,.,.-
man and Congressman as well ~ Etc
tors. Now % Iro-eed. as IT,. lI...l
pal object Of th.- mreti,.J Is. - n,v.
sald to perfect our party ofynn!zt',.n
It vas deemed right and proper a.. r.
der to obtain concert u actiGr, - -.
wife the clubs throughout the .uen'y
TO participate in It, aud a. q ;..ii..i-
nary ." cur work Ari i,r ,,.s .r.s
which ! vii explain ~ ! ~ .crei I
woUli -uSSrst thai each local club
have IT. members euroll-,! A. mem
bers Of the .. the County cub.
will, II tes &pl&~. Explain The
origin OF thls club AMI the reasons
Tor making 'he suggestion ant II The"
there are any here disposed t. act on
H. we w!i4 he siaa 10 have them DO
30.
"n HE 2oth o! June last, IN yes
ponse TO eircntar isaHed oy tie Ma
,'naI league 81 DemoCratlc 'luos'
: mere Wa meeting held IN THIS town
"niI ,l. .eSu.'ed ~ ne or3"n!z5tion o.
%%,Fo'IticAI association called Inc 81
" ~ -o !,! De@ .., ,I''.
'h'et 'n'S name y mas oeeh enroll
- ~ .us ,; NH'ioii"I AsS'Via;i'h u
., I'm. ~ !. 'uoS Ah' 'he nei'SA'eF
go, 800, ~ E = ,o'L -, "a 70 meet I,
'us D y .us -'A'I".'a1 .A7'ooi"I'''' hei,'
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-08-23
A Warning

The mol q;
nous and = 49,
more pur ons he
and Lungs that q
hat everyone "
vast numbers @.
system and who
suitable soil they =
al first slowly
tickling sensation
lowed - CuEtnu
tend 10 the Inn :
and 10 the head.
all this Is ,'anrcuu,
coed will in time
set You mus at
ing q cold Il 60
gerous and NAV
soon as you feel
with your TbrcS
tain q bottle oi II
II will give YOU Al.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-08-23
LUMBER.

-. n. .SBELE. agen: Eur the large
lumhe- dealer. J II. u SHOOT, nj AlsxAn-
dria. will keep constantly On hand in Leon
apitown
Bo&nis, SCAn;liRg,
Weather Boarding,
Flooring, Palings.
Dressed Boarsis. Shingles,
Doors, sash: &c.
Also, Laths, Lime Snd Hair. which he will
sell 81 city prices,
Orders for lumber fron the yard in Al.
exandria viii be promptly attended a.
Aug iS-tis
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-08-23
10 ALI Whom il NAV Concern

WILL hc Il the county .ur TWO months
ipr The purpose u collecting past due
claims ~ account Of c. Oh,r 4 sons Co.
al. claim unpaid - tAy expiration nr that
time viii bc placed ia The hands oi An at
torncy ioT collection. Al, parties owing
the above Company vii. do well % settle
their accounts with me IN order 81 save
cost, as moan what say | viii call on
all parties N person. II YOU arr really t.
settle before can SIC YOU remit ~ G.. Cher
Sons Company direct ur - M ut Loon
aTdiown
JOHN NJ LLOYD
June Pm!
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-08-23

The Bnsri = !
School f., ,u "a
Cati anal dyv, norl
scC ION las tc,r.
this intory Tn
one 81. ship.
young uga" w'
may dc =" tn''
than the u~ugr,
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the county r
warlCd . 4r.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-08-23
FOR BETHEL CHURCH.

There ~Iii * 4 Festival held AZ Bethel
n + Church N
TUESDAY. Angus u, ISIS
DIaner AMI SUPPER with all the -ea-
sons iC!icScIes will be provided
Hon. GEORGE COTTON.
i also expected = lecture
August IL. 1855
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-08-23
MARRIED.

On Tho 18th ultlmo, IN Baltimore city,
GEORGE L. NCCULLl 10 Miss EDITH
Il. WATHEN. both q! this county
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-08-23

E
:s4sEs22ssssss.sss:.;r, ATE
Capt w Z GEOGHEGAN. will leave Pier
10, Light Street Wharf, every Tt ESDAY
and Friday at 5. + NJ, Ia, the following
landings on Potomac River.
ON TUESDAYS FOR.
Cornfieid Harbnr, Nunday's POM.
Jones Wharf, AbclV. Wharf
Bromc's Wharf, Howari's What
Bacon's Wharf, I.eonaritown.
Cowart's Wharf, FoxwelPs Wharf
Coan Wharf. stones Whar,
hinssie Wharf, CObrum Wharf,
Lodge wharf, Nomini Ferry,
Mt Holly Wharf
Leave LEONARDTON for BAIIAIoEE
on Thursday At :, A NJ.
ON FRIDAYS FOR
Sornileld Haroor, Foxwcli's Wharf,
Jones Nharf CubrUm Wharf.
Bromes Nhart, Towards Wharf.
6aconS wharf, Lo"narlt1wn Wharf,
Cowart's Wharf, stones Wharf
Coan Wharf, -.ancagte-'s VIM.
kinsale Wharf, Chapiico Whar,
Lodge Wharf, Liverpool pY,ut
Munday's Point, Smiths Point
Piney Point, Glymount.
Abclrs Wharf
ALEXANDRIA x WASHINGTON n &
Leave WASHINGTON fpr BALTIMORE
on Sunday, ~ !. T. VI.
Freght Rocetoed only on TUESD.i Us ard
FRIDA rs.
No FrsaSht rccesocd after 43O, Il. N
No Bills of Lading will be signed cxcen,
those Of the Company.
T. FOSTER, General Manager
a NEEDHAA. Jr., Agent.
Feb est
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-08-23

In the matter OF the sale OF the Real Estate
Of John NJ. Bfomc, deceased.

IN tHe matter OF the sale Oh the heal Estate
Of John NJ Bfcmc, deceased.
In the Orphans Court for ST Marys county.
Ordered this 7th day Of August, in the
year 1888, by The Orphans Court for St
Mays county, that the sale made and re-
ported in the above cause by j. Thomas
Bronze, administrator. q. b. n, C. l. a. Of
John III. Bronze, deceased, be ratified and
confirmed unless cause thereof 70 the con-
trary be shown on q before the sth day of
September, 1SSS; provided copy of this
order be published in the st. Mary's BEA-
Cor, newspaper published in ST. Mary's
county, once a week for three successive
weeks, before The 9Th day Of september,
1888.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-08-23

Fr 'usgrrv -JH District.
los. BARNES COMPTON.
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Saint III!
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District Dem N--r
urlay, Angus IS
called ~ 1gGu q.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-08-23
/. Oscar Morgan

Extend Il special invitation Ia his many
friends and customers - visit his STORE
and examine his large stock OF fashionable
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-08-23
mn III .tr..

LAM, Nulu.-. NFNEY PNGE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-26

horse whenever they met And her brother does tho
same" she added
1--WE must have him also" said the Justice adournins
till young Godwater could be brought into court
THE NEW COMMANDER OF THE VETERAN LEGION
General A. L. Pearson, Of Pittsburg. the new
commander OF tho Union Veteran Legion was born
In Ptsburg on December %, 1888, and was educated
at jefferson and Allegheny Colleges lie admitted 10
the bar in 1861 and in 1862 he enlisted as captain OF
Company A. OF the 155th Pennsylvania Regiment and
was afterward made colonel Of his regiment Upon as
suming command OF the 155th, he had the regiment
clothed in French Zouaye uniform and It was soon
recognized OF tho finest drilled and disciplined
regiments in the Army OF the Potomac. At the battle
Of Pebbles Farm, Virginia. Pearson particularly dis
tingushed himself by leading his into action, and
was made brevet Bneader-General AT DabDeyA
Mills General Pearson again distinguished himself and
by the rapldty with which he handled his forces, be
checked the enemy. On the morning OF March 30 at the
Quaker Road the advance OF the column came upon inc
enemy Lnawares and repulsed Three regiments OF
Pearsons Brigade hurried to its relief As they
approached the enemy sheltered by breastwork they
received vcey. killing number OF his ohcers ana
General Pearson seeing the confusion into when
liable to FALL in face Of SO numerous
nrs quickly seizod colors OF his old regiment ana
dashing forward called his men to follow Inc c'eii!
was quickly routed. Gene al Neid9. who was present
and saw gallant compmentod Pearson upon
his galanry, result he made breVet MAJOR
General At Appomat,tX Court House General Pearson
had command OF the skrmish line and 1t was his troops
that fired the last shot the vanQushed foe lie lett
the service Q, 1865 and upon his return home
he was elected District Attorney serving in that capacity
three years AS the ranking Major-Genera OF tho
National Guard he had command during the riots ln
Ptsburg in 1871 and subsequently, took his dVs'oh
to Luzerne County, PENN where lie ended the Iaoor
troubles In that vciny. Upon rs rtturn from that
campaign he was arrested for murder, being charged
with ordering his to fire upon tho mob. lie was
held In 10000 bail Tho Grand Jury, however did not
indct him, and he was discharged lie was among the
1rst 10 enter the Grand Army OF the Republic and was
the second Department Commander Of Pennsylvania lie
IS still member OF that organization In appearance
General Pearson resembles Craer Sher1an and is often
taken for the latter In addition to practising Law" ho
holds the ONCE Of insnectnr and gauRer OF oils.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-26
TIE PER DIEM BILL GAINING GROUND

ENDORSED BY MANY GRAND ARMY PosTs-ITs
CHANCES IN THE COMING CONVENTION.
Every day the prospects OF the Rated Service Pension
Diem) bill look brighter and the which
pouring tho headquarters Of the assocaos Room
No los. TRIBUNE Building indicate that tho National
Convention which will be held at Irving Hall next Thurs
day. will the largest most influential body
sembled the interest OF pension measure The
action Of the Department Encampmen Grand Army
the Republic hold last In Syracuse IN Endorsing
the bill and instrucng the delegates 10 tho National En-
campment its adoption by that holy IS well as
Quesng the Now York Senators and Representatives in
advocate its has given the
impetus that its friends scarcely hoped for.
Evidence OF It's overwhelming strength at tho
Department Encanpment is found IN the fact
that resolution offered by Past Depart.
Commander Sayes declaring that comrade should
be the National Encampment who was not sup
porter Of the Per Diem BILL WAS passed by tho l20O dele
gates present without dissenting vote Another resolution
requesting the Chief to relieve Conrae
Corporal from the Grand Army National Committee
Pensions because of his unfendnes to the BILL and to
substitute Comrade sxSats Senator Ranss In bis stead
was passed By rissg vote and unanimously.
list Of the Grand Army and veteran organizations
tho bill their sanction would be too long to
publish Petitions 10 DO forwarded to Congress praying fol
OF bill being signed By thousands OF
soldiers and State and hundreds Of letters
being the signatures OF of
IN are ady been sent to Washington.
The Nsw-Ysrk Convention will meet ct 10 . m
and will DO opened with address by President
Wells OF the association The Executive Committee. acting
committee on credentials will at the Grand Cen.
trail Hots-whio will be the Service Pension
during the ConventioA-on wednesday evening All dele
gates should send their with the and title OF
organization they been elected represent to
Colonel Charles A. Wells Room No. los. TRIBUNE Building
before 4 D. Of that day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-26
NEW-IERSEY.

The dam at the New Brunswick waterworks at wesons
Mills broke last night and the only supply the city has Is
that In the reservoirs which will last but days
work In Cakes Co.'S woollen mills got his caught
In the betting and would have been instantly killed were
presence OF mind in catching post with his
right hand and cngng to II until his left was torn
from its socket. His injuries may provo fatal.
Peter Costello age twenty seven OF No. 242 Washing.
ton-st. while coupling in the Central Railroad yard
yesterday instantly killed by being crushed between
two
John Beck age Six burned to death ct his home,
No. % Paterson-ave Hoboken, yesterday.
Frank Kerrigan age eighteen and Dennis Neville age
Twenty-Five OF Hoboken committed for trial yesterday
robbng money drawer In the liquor store of Hyand
& blackburn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-26
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
COMPLAINTS AGAINST MANY ROAD

IOMTI4AI-N4o 1fN+hH-'N1 ~"
PHILADELPHIA Feb. % (Spccal.-Lawyers Read anu
Petit to-day fled with the Interstate commerce.
Commission four complaints OF the Commercial Ex-
change ~ this city, One Is against the White Line
and the Cleveland Columbus. Cincinnati and lrdian-
apolis Railway Company and the Philadelphia ana
Reading Railroad Company; another IS against the
Erie Dispatch and the Cincinnati, Indianapolis ST.
Louis and Chicago Railway Company and the
Reading; the third is against the Reading, Nonei
plate the Traders Dispatch and the Indianapolis
bloomington and Western Railway Company while
the fourth IS against the Pennsylvania, the Union
IJne and the P1ttsburg Cincinnati and st. Louis
Railway Company Discrimination Is charged
against all these roads.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-26

There rather exciting incident not down on the
bills q. Miners Eighth Avenue Theatre Thursday night
A man named Sullivan. somewhat inobriated
entered the top gallery and started down the centre aisle
search OF AS he proceeded the Incline gave him
o greater momentum than he able TO control. He
violently against the front OF the circle and over
balancing fell into tho balcony below. Fortunately he
aght4d on clear space and did sustain any scrSus
INJURIES although his sudden descent must have been at
least twenty lie taken drug store and
fully reganing his called attention to the fact that
no return check had been given him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-26


The intercollegiate Athletic Association held It's annual
meeting yesterday at the Fifth Avenue Hotel Largo
track athletes attendance follow.
ng colleges being represented; Harvard Princeton Yale
Columbia, the University OF Pennsylvania Lafayette,
swarthmore the College OF the City OF New-York Rutgers
mo Lshigh These officers elected President W. II.
sevaui OF Yale president Polk of the University
treasurer Sez OF Lafayette secretary
porenus OF the College OF the City OF NewYork.
tive Committee w H. seward Yale II. Leroy Dresser,
Columbia Ferris Thompson, PRINCETON f. NJ Hallowell
the Uaiversy OF Pennsyvana The annual track meeting
will take place on the Saturday IN May and the place
will probably % the grounds Of the Manhattan Athletic
Club
Some changes made the constitution out the most
important action OF the association was the decision that
After years The famous Mott Haven Cup snail De inc
property Of college which, at the ehd Of that une
shall have its name inscribed on the cup 'ne
greatest number Of times. The cup was proseh'e'
70 Tie association several years ago to DO eenes'sa 'o'
" sussthusastc patron of track athletics IL was sup
pose0ant last year the cup would fnay 70 70 'ho
hess which could Its name the largest numoe. u
ssr the space inscrbing names was mica up' nu'
VINO Eave the cup said last year that he meant '"a'
.a os contested Ter perpetusy. The convention az
sesefday gives the cup Harvard no matter whA'
ny WIN In the nsIt two years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-26
MISTY BTPI1L OF A SMALLPOX PATIENT

In connection with the smallpox cases in Elizabeth N.
j. story has Just light that the body Of one of
the Hennesscy children left above ground In the cen
etery hours and then dumped unceremo
ousy into tho grave Of the children who died previously
City Physician Beckwith said to TRIBUNE reporter
last night The body taken in the aims house wagon
to Mt Olivet Cemetery Wednesday evening. No
grave had been dug the body was left in the wagon
As funeral was TO place Thursday the grave of
the two other children was opened morning and the
body WAS nut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-26
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

The Board Of Health Of New Rochelle last fall ordered
eight gold plated badges for themselves Of
Thursday evening sent bill marked all right 10
the village trustees for payment Of the same. The bill
was promptly returned with the that II the
members wished to gold plated badges evidence
of their authority, they must pay for the same them
selves.
Counsellor Seward Baker, OF Westches.er, has begun
a suit for alleged criminal be against w. W. Mcclellan
editor OF The Mount Vernon Argus" and James T. Lane
OF The Westchester Independent"
The rooms in the Town Hall Building recently occu-
pied feed have been tran $50 med into COM
modous office for tho Supervisor and Town Clerk, who
will take possession Of them tomorrow.
petition will be forwarded by tho residents Of Rye
Neck Posmas General, asking that Official to
establish postohlce Rye Neck 70 relieve them
the necessity Of going to Mamaroneck for their mall
matter
The Baroness Blanc has leased the fine residence OF
Charles j. Osborn at Rye Neck for the summer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-26
A CONCERT IN STRINWIY HILL.

Inc Teachers Association held washngtons Birthday
reception last night in steinway Hail. being
concert and eocutonAry Entertainment large gather
ing OF people enjoyed excellent programme,
contributed by tho New.York Philharmonic Club
MISS Mario Lane Tuck, Soprano Miss Marion Weed
contralto; Miss Carrie Louise Ray dramatic reader
MI Carl Dnnt bartone MI A Lefebre ophone solo
ist and Nine NJ F. weyman accompani.t The concert
most successful and numerous. Miss Tncks
onos were uoA appreciated She has flexible voice well
developed, and sings with art Her solo, were
Che la speme." Cohen. and schuberrs "serenade"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-26
STEAM HEATING ON THE ERIE ROAD.

The motive department Of the Erie Railway has IN
vented new system Of steam heating, which does not
infringe on any patent has given great promise OF
success. and Will doubtless be universally adopted
by the company The new system consists In direct
,rsIue DIV steam from tne IUcdfnotfve, WHICH passes
through rubber hose coupling running from car TO
EAR each of which IS fitted with radating pipes
placed along the sides and under the seats Tie
heat in each car is controlled independently by
regulating valve. No difficulty has been experienced
In keeping the cars during the coolest weather
or regulating the heat In mild weather
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-26
PATERSON.

Judge Francis Scott, Of the District Court has ap.
pointed George n. Hoxsey Republican. clerk Of the
court In place Of Colonel j. W. Romano, Democrat, APP
pointed by tho Judges Democratic predecessor, Judge
Van Ceave. Mr.. Hoxsey is a Of the late General
Thomas D. Hoxsey.
Theodore Beck attacked by two highwaymen on
Main-st after midnight yesterday morning, who
tried to take his watch. Patrolman Bush heard his
cries and caught Of them. who gave his name as
James Van Stiver and that Of his companion, who
capped was Kryn Massakcr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-26

Efforts being made by the Boston Executive Business
Association In cooperation with Produce Cotton and
Stock EIchaDgss the Clearing the leading
houses Of this city and the Of both oos to
more rapid ana convenient mail service between
York and Boston By the present schedule LISTERS
mailed in Boston after not received In NswYork
until their delivery By the nrst morning
trip the letter carriers. which begins At 730 H. and
they necessarily held over until The second trp Like
dsays occur regard from Bsstsn
The remedy sought the establishment Of fast mail trains
New York and Boson hour suclentiy late
allow Of delivery BY the frat carriers trip.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-26
A FATAL SLEEP By THE KITCHEN FIRE

her homo yesterday The unortun ate woman had
irsnng and when she finished she sat low stool
the In the kitchen and fell asleep shsrty
aerward awakened BY clothing taking hre and
yard for help The wind fan ned
whom help her entire fern enve
sped After flames extpgushed found that
tho womau's bsdy burned almost to crisp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-26

Two men who wero under the influence of hquor went
int Charles Millers beer shop No Alb East Twenty.
thrds last evening and picked quarrel with Mer ono
OF them threw mineral water syphon at Miller, head and
camo Knocking his brains Miller took club from
behind tho bar and Knocked the dOwa cutting his scalp
30 'haI the oeod no"ed down over his face aud
loeman arrested the wounded man On MIl.r oomp,ant
The prisoner SAID he was William Wynn of No sl4 East
onshundrod twontisths and was of
the Ns~York Roofing Company in Twenty hirdst Ho was
we'll dressed HIS companion. who escaped. said
his employer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-26
RETURN OF THE SEyA ToRTAL PARTY.

JACKSONVILLE. Feb 25 (SpeciaD.-Thc Senatorial
party left here this afternoon for Washington. IL
comprised Mr.. George, wife and daughter, Mr. Call
wife and two daughters, Mrs. COchrane, Mrs. Dolph
and daughter, Mrs Butler and two daughters
Mr. Reagan wifc and daughters, MrJOnes and wife,
Mr. Daniel and wife Mr. stewart and wife, MrFaulkner
and wife and Mr. Pugh and wife Among the curoS-
ties they took with them two six-foot allgators
and large lot OF spanish moss and palmettos Simon
Cameron Will remain In st. Augustine for some Time
rs he enjoys the balmy breeZcs at the ancient city,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-26
vEL1KyoWy TOBACCO FIRM sUsp ENDS

The old and vol firm OF j. s. Ganss son Co.. to.
brokers No l3l waorst have suspended. 10 the
great surprise the trade they regarded
financially and thought do only brokerage business
The business was established years by j. r. Cans
and tho rm composed OF Samuel Cans and Darius
Ferry, succeeded him in 1873 They claimed capital o.
about $50 000 Outside speculation In Wall Street by SIR.
Cans reported to be the OF the SUSPENSION The firm
reported TO about si00Os trade about
ten creditors chiefly for money that
ranEemsn have been made for of the tobacco
brokerage business under the ord firm style