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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-12

We are sratined to learn Of the safe ar
rival in Southampton Of the steamer Elder
of the German Lloyd line. upon which DR.
X. J. Martin was = passenger. The pas
age Was ,emrestuous. but the only injury
was the loss of some spsrs and two boats
She lett New York on Saturday. Nov. 20,
aud arrived in Southamp ton. Sunday, Dec.
:, making the passage in about the usual
time. She arrived 10 Bremen, Monday,
nsn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-12

IF this weather will only hold till
Christmas" said one Of the JOURNAL
advertisers ye.terdsy, 1--WE shall make one
of the lsrgss, holiday sales we have for
years This splendid weather and good
.leishipg brings in the trade
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-12

We are glad TO say that Mr.. Geo. T.
Week. is still improving with every pros
pect Of full recovery. 1t is thought that
his case is much less serious than it was ut
frst considered.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-12

C.isnths Lodge X. of p. will bold .
specisl meeting for making arrangements
10 attend the fureral Of their late oiher,
James E Haskell.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-12
9ifo.

kEsSEBEC.
pittston-Dec. ., Mrs. Belinda LaPiain. widow
of IN, late Joseph LaPiain. aged about 20 years.
rRcArAorfs-
shirley-Nav 20, D. C. Marble. aged 81 years.
seh,e-Nov. Is, Mrs. Robert Morrison. aged
about 20 years.
WASHINGTON.
Mschiaspnri-Soy. so. rmma G daughter OF
Can't Geo r aud Iea T. Flynn, ssed ytars, /
m nth an, " days
Ess.port-Ncv. -, John +. Spa'es. sgrd 20
wears mouths Nov. =, Grace NeNeli hort'n,
aged - years
MISCELLANEOUS.
xeutcuyile. Mas Nov q. Mrs. LYON, widow
Of srreu Lyon, aged 81 years, formerly OF
Marshteld Ne
Ism. sveale, wis.-Loaisa Page steArns, form
erly OF HsllowsIl. Ne widow Of the late George
b. Stearn- aged - years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-12
3orrr.


Fa,t Machias-Sov u, to the wife of Walter F..
Chase q dsughter-Liiaa Is.
West Harrington-Nov. %, to the wife OF Z. S
Grace = son.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-12

A fine lot of rch and piekerel is seen
at Knowlton & Young's-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-12
oct2peod&w3m
FOR SALE.

Yes, The Havana Cigar Company. Agents,
wfrsfon c.. to introduce their great s. Ai.''
Cigars viii send to any merchant or eonsas er,
C. . d. by ex ress txifh privisese Of exaraina-
value q ST., and In the same package a gold slisd
stem winding watch. accompanied BY the mana
faeturer's guarantee to wear twenty years.
novx7dkwln
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-12

We Would Like to do your printing such
bill heads, business cards. envelopes,
letter heads, circulars hand bills, etc.
We Will do your work in neat and pains-tak-
ing manner, at fair percentage of profit.
We Will do your work promptly and have it at
the time promised.
We Will give you the benefit of our experience
in the printing business and help you to
get out job that will both please your
eye and the eye of the public but
We Won't underbid some other concern in
order to get it, who is doing your
work. if they doing it at fair and
reasonable price.
We Won't do business at a loss, or even at cost.
We render the best service, entitled TO
fair profit and insist having it.
We Won't do work in a way that disgraces both
the Office doing it and the party having it
done, in order TO do it cheap.
If You Want good job, done in a prompt
manner at fair price, you depend on
every time. Sincerely yours,
BURLEIGH C FLYNT.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-12
DR.. woopsuRrs AxrIuorE

in small wine N assfui DOS
=: :; ); ! :: !:
-es stimulates the liver to
renewed &C tivity, pro
notes the ac ton Of thA
Kidneys and Bladder, and
annihilates Malaria and
rheumatism quickly.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-01-16

pr. Doellinger, the head 81 The Ola
Catholic movement il South Germany
and one Of the famous opponents Of
the doctrine Of pspaI infallibility, Il
dead.
Efforts are making to extend The
term Of Judge Stone, who will be 70
years Of age next month. Southern
Maryland democrats are opposed 10
an extension.
The finance committee of the Mary
land Senate Will take up The high f.
cense question rext week
Benjamin Gray, colOred deck
hand on the steamer WestmoreIand.
was accidentally drowned.
John Poxen, colored, was thrsshed,
fined, and sent to jaiI for throwing i
qnid Of tobacco agaanst window at
the residence n Mr. James Byrd.
Mr.. Alexander B. Hanna, a Balti.
more civil engineer died at Brock
Ign. N z.
Nicholas Chips, Of the oyster pu0
~ Jones, was arfesie |, charged with
beating and then attempting 10 drown
John Madden 10 tile basin,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-01-16
sunDAY-MoNDAY,

Maryland delegssea to the eonven
zion II the Irish National League will
be guided BY Mr.. ParnelI and his col
leagues ID the Bntish Parliament 10
speeding the holding 81 a convention.
II Il stated that i majority 81 ib~
bendholdars Of 1878 81 tie G. and O
canal win work III the Interest ST IRE
B. and @. to have the waterway IL.
paired.
Michael Tierney and Michael Kges.
both cyetar-dredgerH, and both hsil
ing from Boston, were drowned in The
harbcr BY the capsizing q rowlsoas.
Capt. Reuben N. Dalbow. II ~
oyster schooner Annie hodge,. Wa
drowned from his vessel Oft Cove
Point.
Mr.. John &. wooliofd, II nofehe-
ter county, is dead.
The body Of the msn Iound aFas
Euton, Monday. with bnlist III lis
head, has been identified a. tLss Il
janice Hsmillon, d Philsdelphi1. !
hand 30 iht drelge boat Zlngafa. "a
BailimoIe.
Secretary Window thinks there sin
b 10 further Maryland appointments
lill lha terms q gha pressps iueam
bsnia expire.
Gen, Adam + Kshg II slfaneIy
backed ior consnl general N Ptt
Representative Ssnmp urged tie
ways and means committee e reduce
inslesd 81 raising the duty 81 tlg
plate
a Number 81 MaFylaulsrs has IS.
cured bershs 10 the census bursaa
The report 81 tha lyaobins 81 J ts
O Hagar 10 Wyoming aounly. Ws.t
Va. was untrue, bat lie was slot al
and wounded.
The military hap been ordered out
at Charlottesville To protect llls e8l-
orsd marderer Mugeaa from lynch.
ing
The schooner James Carleton aas
sunk In collision with tho steamship
Arragon % miles east Of Caps CAarlss
The crew Of The schooner wes ail
picked up By The steamship
Rev ]. w. Johnson. a the MeiEo
dist Church Al Huntington, N. Va.
died yesterday d injuriea received
while being initiated into tie Rayai
Arch Degree Of Masonry.
The number of deaths 10 Eew York
last week was tho largest ever record
"a
Horace Greeley sister, Mrs'Csse.
land, is dead
The conversions Of the new C,tho
lie cathedral of Charleston, s q was
laid Yesterday by Cardinal Gibbous
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-01-16

The general aenkiment among the
people. 30 far aa I can learn, il that 4
new assessment ct tho property 10 this
State is necessary at this time.
Great inequalities exist I'll the aa.
sessments from lapse 81 time, changes
ID vsluea. sales and divisions Of pr6ps
erty ard other causes. and The present
sss:seis IA appears By statement X Of the
CompIrolIer's report il less than ii
was in 1877, and I therefore think It
Imperative that new assessment
should Be provided for BY law Ia
framing such law I recommend that
all provision calculated 70 Insure
equality Of taxation, should be EN-
ployed. To that end money should
be, as Il is in most Of the States. the
iirst subject Of assessment This is
necessary 70 prevent persons disposed
10 evade their just contributions to
The support Of the Government from
turning their property into money to
evade taxation.
All interests in property which
are now effective and operative, should
be assessed to the persons entitled
thereto, and no owner Of one valuable
interest should be allowed, By con-
glomeration Of ownership. to cover up,
hide Of transfer to the shoulders Of
another or others the burden which
the Constitution puts on himself as
the owner IF any estate in property
capable Of yielding profit or income.
The principles % which orr syetem
Of tsxation isfonnded forbid, il my
judgment, any scheme or provision Of
law by which one man may be made
to bear the tax burdens Of another Of
by which any one may be enabled to
shift the burden be ought TO bear
himself to the shoulders Of another.
| think any provision Of law anthoriz-
ing such contracts to be made Is
against good morals, and ought to be
repealed
think, also, thai All Acts Of Al
sembly which are now on the Statue
Books, by which exemptions from tax
alton ale granted TO corporations,
other than religious and charitable,
which it is 10 the power Of the Leqis-
lature to repeal, ought b repealed.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-01-16
NEWS IN BRIEF.
From ~ Baltimore SIN.



FRfDAY.
Baltimore saloon keepers have Or.
gained an opposition 10 high license
Judge Miller, Of The Maryland
Court Of Appeals, Is III at Annapolis.
An unknown man WAS knocked
from q bridge and killed at Frederick
Junction.
A Cecil county boy who was bitten
by dog will b. sent to Paris 70 bs
treated BY Pasteur.
The Senate Of Maryland passed i
bill correcting an error ID the Pos
code as 10 date Of holding the election
for membera Of the second branch city
council.
Bills were introduced TO amend ths
Cecil county almehonse and road laws
for stationery and printing clerk
to require publication Of contingent
fund expenditures IN Garrett county.
authorizing The Norsh Ayenne 4 Il
way Company Of Baltimore Clty ii
leas3 or consolidate with othar fotd
and TO enlarge the scope 81 the exist.
iug general Incorporation law.
Ia the House Of Delegates, leaves
we're granted for bills ref1nding taxes
to Margaret L DagaIl; authorizing a
new schoolhoase for colored children
in ST. Mry'e county; amending he
wild fowl law 81 Talbot county. 10
encourage hawk, owl aud crow killing
IN Calvert, aud Of hawke In Hartford
to make valid The official sets 81 ns-
tiee Ashton ia Dorchester giving cir
cut court judges more power il grant
ing injunctious; lookiugto establishing
Marvland'e rights 10 Potomac river
and Posomoke eonnd under the cor.
pact Of 1885; to amend The Someraet
road laws.
It il expected that next week bills
for high liquor license and nsw as.
aessment Of property will BE- reported
il the Ssaate.
Caucus, il Is thought. may determ-
inc legislative action on bills Tor re.
districting congressional Districts, reg.
istration Of voters and a new election
law
The Legislature Of Maryland yes.
tterday reelected Hoa. Stevenson
Archer as State treasurer for two
years and Mr. John Gill, Jr., aa po,
lice commissioner for Ballimo. city
for six years.
A democratic caucus settled the
senatorship question biz unanimously
nominating Hon. Ephrain X. Wiiscn
az his own successor.
Prof ]. II 6. Coilio, the maihema-
ticiap, died in Washington, aged 74.
Hon William D. Kelley member
Of Congress from Pennsylvania, died
yesterday, aged rs.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-01-16

Senator Quay has introduced Bill !
appropriating $3,477 .945 to be paid
citizens The State Of Pennsylvania for
damages sustained from Federal and
Confederate troops during the late
war.
Maryland as State was just IS
loyal as ? ennsylvania and we hope
that oar Senators will move 10 amend
Mr.. Quay's bill 50 as to provide for
paying for Maryland slave property.
The Westminster Aduocote also favors
this move
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-01-16

This remedy Is becoming 80 well known
and popular as % need no special meufloH
All who have used Electric Bilters sing TIC
same song Of praise. A pufnf medicine
does not exist and Il Is guaranteed III kso at
that Is claimed Electric BItt6rs will cure
all diseases Of The Liver and Kidneys, will
remove Pimples. Boils, Salt Rhennl md
other aiiectfona caused by impure blood
Viii drive Malaria from The system and
prevent as well as cure 81 MaIaFial fsyers
For cure Of Headache, Constipation and
indigestion try Electric RitlelA. Entire
satisfaction guaranteed, or money refunded
Price 80 cts. and $i.00 per bottle 1t 1Eae,
lens, Slpre--Ab
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-01-16

In common with Democrats al over
the State we rejoice al the re-nomina-
lion Of United States Senator Wilson
to succeed himself. The withdrawal
Of Governor Jackson from The contest
was proper move and has elevated
that gentleman in the estimation q
the pubic. Senator Wilson Is not 4
memberof The plutocracy as too many
.. S. Senators are, but Is a true DEM
ocrat, who, ID the future as he has
il the past, will reflect credit upon
his party and his State.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-01-16


Our farmers are certainly 10 sore
straits, our lands are drug upon the
market and unless the strictest econ.
omy is practiced shrewd observers
predict that financial ruin viii over.
take our county. Mr.. Ballenger, Pres.
ident Of the Board Of County Com
nissioners, stated Tuesday that be
had given the matter much thought,
sees The necessity for curtailing our
annual outlay, recommends horizon
tai reduction in our expenses, and.
wants the present General Assembly
to pass the necessary acts. Deeds
not words is to be the motto. The
Levy Court ia to inaugurate the era
Of reform BY having fewer meetings
and BY doing a full days work on
meeting days. Fifteen (l5) meetings
during the year are held to be amply
sufficient to transact all county bust.
ness and the endeavor is to be made
to restrict the meetings TO the aforc-
mentioned number.
There are many ways in which our
county expenses may be economical
and we hope that economy will be
practiced. The newspaper edited BY
the Clerk to the Levy Court has con-
demned our roid system as-an dis.
grace and as an outrage npon our tax
payers, and bow the President Of the
Board boldly makes declaration that
our local Courts have been run on a
shamefully extravagant plan.
And there seems to be ground for
The accusation. The Comptroiler's
report gives the assessed value Of
Prince Georges county at IS, 7s0,8i5 /;
of St. Msry's, at $2.846,O35. The
first mentioned county is over three
times richer than The last named, and
the suppositlon is reasonable that it's
local Courts have greater volume Of
business than have those Of the poor
er and less populous county. Yet, in
the levy Of 1889, the Judges Of the
Orphans Court for Prince Georges
county only received, ia the aggrs-
gate, 5000. In St. Mary's one Judge
received over this amount. We re-.
fer to the Orphans Court because an
IGNORED member Of our party now
sits upon lis bench, and we know that
he will lend bis efforts to remedy any
abuse that may have crept 10.
Good men Of all parties should
unite TO reform abuses and We trust
that when an effort in the right direc-
ton is made that the men who make
it viii be sustained.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-01-16

If we understand the proposition
Of the Baltimore advocates Of new
ballot law, il is proposed 10 have an
arrangement by which the majority
of the negro voters Of this section
may be taken into private room aud
have their ballots supervised BY d
white republican. The result Of this
would be that no black man would
dare to vote aught but republican
ticket. We hope the Democrats Of
the Maryland Legislature will not
vote to rivet the chains which bind
their Southern Maryland brothers.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-01-16
RATIFICATION NOTICE.
Samuel Jones and others
vs.
Margaret Key Of 81.

In tie Circuit Court for ST. Mary's county
sitting asa Court Of Equity
No 602 nj u.
Ordered this Both dav Of December
1889, that the sale made and report.
cd BIZ Robert g Combs and B. Har
rls Camalier, Trustees IN the above
Cause, DO ratified and confirmed, unless
cause % the eonlfafy be shown or
or before the 4th Monday Of Jan, 1890,
provided copy Of this order be published
IN the 81. Mary's BEACON once q week for
three successive weeks prior to the said 4lh
Monday Of January.
The report states the land sold Cd &25D0.
! FRANK FORD Clerk,
True Copy Test
,: FRANK FORD, CLERK.
Jan i--8wA
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-01-16

We give below the views Of Gov
ernor Jackson upon two important
questions Read what he says
HIGH LICENSE.
A very decided sentiment In favor
Of high license for the sale OF liquors
has been recently developed IN our
State. Much has been said pro and
con on the subject, but in Difference
TO The decided opinions expressed by
very large proportion Of our best
people, deem it wise TO call your
attention 10 the matter and ask for il
your full and fair consideration.
! advise the passage Of high and
strict law, and would suggest that ia
preparing any bill for the purpose
the city Of B ltimore and such OF the
counties a. accept the new law be
allowed 70 seiain for their pu Id
schools, Or other local objects, say tvs.
thirds OF the revenue DERIVED fr5m
apch license the remaining one third
to- be paid into the State Treasury.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-01-16
FARMS WANTED.

| f parties having farms for sale i III send
description aud prices b the undersigned
% call In person, Il Will be 10 their advan.
tage. have now orders fol- several farms.
Nov i4-sff 10. T. MORGAN.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-01-16
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aaIss N. i. sPALplMc

il Isiai ifum baltimore with ffautit 8l a..
tsftmeng IL ssleAfyies IsAdlnf ana u iaaess
plush. TN afid straw hats. with i variety
81 r3bans. velVets SUI feathers. also ne9s
shades, lallia afa e9ods. notions, cakza.
aaa1le see rhsnkfal h MS fFienda 3og
psgt encouragement, | solicit c8ufinu.
anee 50 sasae
H. Il aPALDlNG
Nof ls~t
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-01-16

keys, chickens. ducks, geese, eggs, butter
Nc. for which tic Highest market prices
seilE ba paid Ii goods Ill the
BROWN STORE. Neonardtown
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-01-16
THE
ONE PRICE
STRICTLY CASH STORE

ssan eaile vanr sst..as,an tna
lar9e 4lorf IL 4ne;rw ana
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fiefV knotgn H, nj r,,s H. ~
h0use Whefa nri,'es e,s,sd
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ONE PAYS All pay
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yg ,I,. ps *, i ll.s.a heavy 4. losses
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-01-16
SHQE sni HAR.

us naw Fail styles arr IN, and price
lover sssan eFgr. My sanek VIA please
yoene then. 81 asennlsa boys.
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GPWERIES7

Fire fresh and cheap. Gail and make
small purchase aud / lpuw that you wil
bceoule 4 permanent customer
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-27
A NEW YORK SENSATION.
Some Interesting Testimony in the Fassett In
Vestigation-May Grant and
Others Scored.

NEW YORE, April 26.-The Fassett in
vestigating committee held a most SEN
sational session to-day. Richard Croker,
Mayor Grant and other Tammany leaders
were scored numerically by Lawyer
Ivens, counsel to committee, and Chair
man Fassett. The witness who created
the sensation was Patrick MoCan, q
brother -in-law of Richard Croker,
leader of Tammany hall. Mr.. McCan
was a most reluctant witness, but
Mr.. Ivens piled him with questions so
persstently that he had to reveal what
ne evidently desired to keep to himself.
In substance he testified that while Grant
was member of the board Of aldermen
Tammany hall had made desperate eff
forts TO have him appointed commits
sioner of public works. For this purpose
$3.50 900 was raised, Grant giving $50, -
900 and TammanY organization the other
500 900. This money was to haYe been
paid to aldermen for Grants cOnfirma-
ton by that body. Mayor Edison ap-
pointed Rollin NJ. Squire, however, aud
so tho money was not used. The next
question and answer was a STARTER.
"While Grant was sheriff did he give
any money to Mr.. Croker or any mem
Der of his family to your knowledge?''
Mr.. McCan tried to avoid answering,
but was finally forced to reply in sub
stance that Mrs. Croker had told him
that while the sheriff and Mr.. Grant had
called at their house frequently, on five
different occasions he had handed Flos-
sic, the six-year- old daughter of Croker,
an envelope containing $4,000, making
$25 900 in all. The money went to pay
for the house that Croker was living in.
Witness also testified that Leices-
ter Holmes, Mayor Grants private
secretary, had visited Mrs. Croker
as representative of Mayor Grant sew
eral times since Mr.. Croker went to
Europe. Mr.. Holmes offered Mrs. Croker
her expenses and something more if she
would go to Germany. She refused 1t
was also elected from witness that DR..
Beckman, family physician of the
CrOkers, had been approached by Mr..
Holmes and asked to go abroad. Wit
ness also testified that the family rela-
tions OF Croker were unpleasant, As q
matter of fact, witness said, he had
contributed to the support of Croker's
family before, after and during Croker's
term as city chamberlin. At this wit
ness almost broke down.
This was one of the most sensational
sessions ever held by an investigating
committee in New York. Political cir
Giles are agitated to an unusual extent at
the testimony regarding Messrs Grant
and Croker, and 1t is the principal topic
of discussion in the corridors of uptown
hotels. Mayor Grant was not at his
office to-day, and no person there seemed
to know where he was, though it was
said he was probably "out of town. -
The mayors private secretary, Leicester
Holmes, was seen by reporter land he
denied that he had ever visited Mrs.
Croker on any such mission as that testi-
fed to by McCan.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-27
WACO.
Arrested on Charge of swIndling-pOliticaI

Arrested on Charge Of SwIndling-PoliticaI
Notes.
Correspondence of the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, April 26.-Hattie Tyr ee
and Max Rice, after an examining tria
lasting two days, were discharged by
Justice Harrison. They were charged
with theft of money.
J. Q. Bolton was arrested by Constable
Lee Jenkins this morning. He is charged
with swindling, and is wanted in Gates
Vile. He gave bond in the sum of $500
for his appearance i'll GatesvilIe to-mor-
row.
Hon. A. W. Terrell is here, attending
United States court.
Mayor McCulloch reappointed all the
old crew of officers last night save one,
the sexton at lakewood cemetery, who
resigned. J. F. Calvert was appointed
in his place.
Judge G.. B. Gerald is back from q
trip West, and will enter the campaign
for representative with his usual
vigor and earnestness. He opposes the
commission. r. 81. Kingsbury, Jr.. is
also a candidate in opposition to the
amendment. S. P. Mills, it is under
stood will be candidate for re- eleetion.
He favors the amendment, and it is said
he will defend it in the canvass.