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keys, chickens, ducka, geese eggs, butter,
dsc.. fsr which the highest market prices
viii Be pald ia goods ii the
BROWN STORE Lconarlsown
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-01-23

] NHH NiH& AXB8Y#FN NNtIXEN{ ut H{t%ffH
81, go.
Ely nzM s7sss'''s's 2lsi '''2 z 4
W 1859 sa 1870 3 e '''2'
IA $500 $3.50 " 1e.'k9aHs 7'''' (;
= Vt p0ta''ons wan 1ns9 gov Pay
To meet maturing public dsbt Is 81
proposed to exchange b aud q nfS
ferred stock and secure eansSsfns
tionaI amendmsnf 60 that the W6s|.s
lington Branch holding 81 ths State
KS e u'sl'9s ", e. s s.'s R'. q. 's* IN
oi''s vs'ak so ~ '''s2 '9s''ss 2 ~ ''s''
.0e' a''ns'sn'p 1s'a''on
The election bin Of The Baltimore
Business Mems Democratic AAp6ias
s,os W. '1''o1acsu e ossn A'g''es8
anu es's'ssu'
The resolution authorizing bids IaE
the lease Of sbs Chesapeake and 0hIo
800 800, Il, y e qsss " yE Il 'na 9.'''
sa'a s''s s'tsei'a '''s - sA9 aAsV 7s
Bill were introduced III the Sehats
restoring The former fees 81 The sta
a.so ,ss ~ " AK 1nsssse county '''t9'
' ~ YA 3 "a ei go 'gs ,l4s S.
y $3.50 = 49, s3s'.'.
s $50 sass ,aS ny. . aau i.
1870 W.. @as, wy, se sna . ~ ''yN'' 81
~ 49, Ns.5'', h:ss. 49,. s.
-s ~ 1910 - 49, z
, 49, AZ -, ,,. es ~
s. ~ s,' .,s n Il - " -
ssssen $500 4 ~ - n e. ''''
$500
The Senate passed Spnals bills
amending the appfengioe lew 81
1900, ~, -, pss .l W.T. g1 Maeose fnH y
sn,lnvoa 'A z. a''''S'a ~ Z y
~ p'Sysu'
saesn;, ,1s Il, ', 4, ''s. n, Il I
Aer;enlsa,sl fnI pls 80 a,S 49, y .,
tai Station.
The ssnasa n,onn.;,;on ~ ,l.4s6..,t
action Of the committees % 0hesss
peake baY aud tributaries was agfe
% BY the House.
Leaves Tor biils were grantrd y
the House 70 regulate shocked oys =
measures; 70 pFcsect birds and gam
70 Hartford county; g provide fer IL.
~, FoaAuss Aas pgDiashinR ntM
ksii1ing Salpnei heedy peqn4ats 81
washington county: relating y The
saie q liquor to minors sAncffoninR
peqaesi.s ~ sseo. " Holmes author :
lxing montgomery county ~ DofsoN
money 20 bald : new oonftheuse 9
tsocsYiiie. 70 pay Dstflsk = aasyey
TOT repairing state houss sAachinsfy
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THE
ONE PRICE
STRICTLY CASH STORE


again calls your attention toa
large stock 81 SbYinr aud
Summer daals I'll every VA
riety known - u kept ID enc
house whef prices stand
put q plain. figurs What
ONE PAYS ALL PAY.
sold iGr one close quick pro-
NJ. Taking 90 risk with tie
credit leyigeF--ns making
you psy thoae heavy Losses
which certainly n4nai be nis9e
up. When 4 merchant has
5 and 10 dollars credit out a3r
every dollar boil worth, sDma-
body must take the risk ofsel
ling them on tima gerMin-
" IN sheee hard times Il fi0-
hoves every heasSt and well
thinking person to look IL
where they can save some
thing on iheir purchases.
arm still leading III DRY
GOODS IL every descrfpiss
r. II II MIXTURE RFAr,y,
MADE CLOTHING, bosh
i9r gents, youths no Il clsii,
efen weas CARPETS,
hDOfSand SIiOT.s s&c 81
Standing upon Hs5rit alone.
iaif ard aauare so ali, 4 shall
be pleased ii ahpw yQu
tnfongh. ours 70 count On,
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Samuel Jones aud oihem
xe
Margaret Key et Al.


Margaret Key Il a.
III tho Circuis Court ioF So Mary county.
sitting IS Il Court u Equity
No 062 nj III
Ordered tIlis 30ii dry 0f December,
1850. that Tie sale mssio and report
"a hy Robert g. CoMii and b liar
rIs Camallar, 1'rasscs ID the above
cause, 81 rnisflcd anil confirmed uniess
cause to tl4e elntrary De shown on
OF before the aFh Mgnlay II lau, 1890
provided 4 copy If his order 81 published
in the Sc Marys BsAc9S once week i0s
three surrrnlge weeks prior t0 ne said dsh
Monday 81 January.
The report ssaiss the land sold fli $25o0
] FRANK FORD, Clerk.
rrae Copy Iseg
j. FRANK FORD, Clerk
Jan 1--3wa
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SIkAIIER NJ MElNhH

NfNnWiEN tF*W01tNf
VIII Ieaye Pier !, sisllt Street every Saluf.
day ard "Wednesday Gt 4 NJ. for Far
Haven, Plum Point Governors Run and
Patuxpat River, going ~ far UP ~ Bene-
ici OH Saturday. leaving Benedict on Moa,
day nt9 A. NJ tor Bristol; having Bristol
1T ia NJ Monday iuf Trent Hall; win leave
Trent Hall fOF ilalfdsdre on Tuesday and
I'hnrsday al A. MI, Sottcrly ~ . a. M.s
Milestone 10 A. NJ Govern - Ran u ~,
Plum Point II Ma Fair IIagen 2 30 r..
NJ on WeaDg lay trip flsan Baltlinose
ihe Steamer viii 81 AZ filf as Renetllct thai
night and return the same niglitao front
Hall
Freight received 1t Pier 8. Tuesday and
Friday, nntn 9 r NJ
HENRY WILLIAMS, Agent.
a2s Light Street.
Dec 19s
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FARMS WAM TO.

IL parties having farms for sale viii send
description and prices d the. undersigned,
or call in person, i viii be b their adyan-
tage. have now orders Tor several firms.
nov fa-Htf1 10 K MORGAN.
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u oop .


III tits department am low priced. Call
4ns aYnsniF,e,a r Rarse 2hisslAs sfisiss ssssasss
Callcla md Lawns before purchasing clse-
whefn
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I. Oscar Morgan,

Extend 4 nI,eciaI invitation t0 bis many
friends and customers % visit Lis STORE
ard examine his large stock offashi0nabe
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SHOES aai HATS.

Ny nov Fall asyies are Ia, and price
lower than ever My tsoe& viii please
young men, old men end boys.
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GROCERIES,

ZINE fresh and cheap. Call ana make
small purchase ana / know lhst you viii
become = rermaaeni customer
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READY HADE CLOTHING

For meas. y0nshA and hoyk wear. I
have the finest, cheapest and nohblcst line
evpr shown tn ms store am empbati.
cAliY hnadanArters for this trade
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MD. 4 TAI, STEAMBOAT co.

ColnenliNm Thursday III Leonafdtown
With lis steamer " akedeld FOR Wash
lLgton.
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Jnne 81
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CHARGES ,G,Iyyr ( coryrr CLERK

Albany. Dee. 29.-TD Daniel f. Conway County
CLERK ~ Hcn,,"l1cr County was this afternoon sent
notification by Governor ll Thai charge, ~ m-con-
duct and malyci~atiou IN Office have been preferred
a,ain-t him by Calvin :. Durham, supervisor II
Grafton. IN Rensselaer, county. and 4 copy If the
charge, wcr, with the notification, which orders the
Comfy Clcrh 4, show cause why he Should not bo
removed. and direct, him 10 answer the charges
within eight days.
rI. Charge allrgc tnt Mr.. Conway la, violated
the STATE statute BY having knowingly. and with in
tent to dcfaud the county. presented for audit To the
Rcn~scarr County Board OF >hpcivi-or two bills con
tanning 4 large number of fraudulent t'm~. one Of
th. bill g. for election "Nl"n~'N. the o. hr Tor court
and other cNpcu-"~ In the bill Conlalulu- the election
cxprIi-r- amounting to Fj;iil 81. all IN" items ll C
been diSrlow,d except number AGerreiting in
amount $40 -.
II /, further alleged that CONWAY charged ILLEGAL
f,~ for recording certain enumerated judgment, ana
DEGREES that he received Illegal cllrg", no certain
enumerated suits thai hr requested the Luad of
~ipcrV -or~ Ia audit personal claim FOR - 600 ana
that no service. rendered for . t'Irlut .
and flnt tdrr "A Ger. ain order issued bN prt ne
Court he received = - go. .ad 10 ie O.. .rJrcedS
properly sold, and that hc converted this money To
his own
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PAPERS ON ECONOMIC SUBJECTS.

Washington Dec. 20-One Of the papers read before
the American Economic Association to-day was by
r. G.. shcarman Of New York, entitled Crooked TAXA
ton" The paper discussed the terms indirect taxa
ton in which there nothing suggestive OF fraud
oppression or inequality and crooked tdXatOn, which
had an unpleasant sound. Yet. the spo aker asked,
was this latter far more accurate definition OF
the thing which really meant BY the other name
The speaker c0ntended that the tendency OF the method
Of taxation he had discussed was 10 make the flch
richer and the poor poorer; 10 shift the burden OF
taxation from those best able to bear 1T to those least
able to bear it 10 remove all checks upon the cN
travagance Of Government; to force into existence
class Of wealthy whose income depended upon
lcgazcd robbery c0mpllcatc the business Of the
country with taxation That enormous burdens were
kept upon the people for fear that "Ve7ed interests
would suffer if these burdens were removed; and to
promote bribery and corluptiOn by making business
profits directly depend upon political action.
\ paper was also read by Professor Edwin X. y.
eclie1nan, Of NcwYork, entitled The Incidence Of
Local Taxation
A amendment adopted to the constitution in
crc~ng from - TO $50 the fee for life membership
also an amendment creating committee OF I'VE mem
graphs and scientific papers Of the association.
The president announced the appointment or q
number of additional members to the council II The as
ISOLATION. ,,
Of Public Economy" was read by Professor William W
Fowell. Of the University Of Minnesota. The paper
wa Argument fOi the recognition II public econ
omy n a distinct though related science. running
parallel with that of private social economies Inc
next paper by Professor simon ~ Pattcn, OF me
| nlversitv of Pennsylvania. and was entitled " me
Educational Value Of Political Economy. In TN,
paper the writer sought to lind the place Of plltcal
economy IN the college curriculum. and the value Of
10 the student means OF culture. also 10 snow
that political economy was In many respects lifted to
become "A substitute for mathematics ~ means 81
cultivaruG the reasoning powers. and that In some
regards r. oven superior 10 IT, Two other papers
were on the programme 10 be read. but owing 10 the
la'euc>, - he hour their reading was postponed.
They were Land Transfer Reform" by Professor
J. Vs.. jerks. ~ Bloomington. Ind. and d" The social
Revolutions" 10y Professor +. p. Chcyne OF the in-
ycrstv Of Pennsylvania.
The following officers were elected for the ensuing
wear: President. Framcl, \. Walker. first vice peNi
dent Professor Charles F. Dunbar. Of Harvard mi
Vcr~ty Second vice preside Professor W. W. Fol
well of the University Of Minnesota, third vice prcsi-
dent carroll y. Wright COMMISSIONER Of Labor: see
rcarv Richard r. Ely. Of Johns Hopkins University
treasurer Frederick T.. iIawlcy. of New York city ;
mcmr, Of the publication committee Professors H.
and T.. X. \. Nclgmai
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INCIDENTS ~ SOCIETY.

Tho .ecord ~ a seric, ~ five dances took place at
sherry, last night. Among those present were Mr.
and Mr.. \. T.. C,novcr. Mr. and Mrs. benjamin
Wright Nr. ard Mrs !. ". COnrow, Mr. and Mr'.
T. II. singer Mrs. Il. VI. HYDE ". /. liyde' Nr. ana
Mrs H. r. Mead Mr. and Mrs. !. q. Keys, and Mr.
and Mrs. II. {. Place The neat dance will take
pacc January 10.
Mrs Charles Tudor Wing who has been abroad FOR
some time gave small and informal dance lat night
ut 80 l-j West Fifty eighth a.. 10 Inrduc" her
daughters, the Misses Alice and Lillian Wing. There
Wa no cOtlon. Among the guests were the Misses
Dimock. Rockwell. Watson. stokes. Fahnc-tock, King
Pflri, Lovi Day, Ilut,loruc and Hitchcock Tie
Mc,,rs. Glldcrslccvc, Lathrop. Booth. tahne,tock
Rockwell. Davis. Dur,nd. Thomas. Pesram. Leonard
and Meyer
some boxes for the Charity Ball are still Tor sale
Those already taken Will be occupied follows ::
Partcrc-3. Mr., \. l.. Del Pine; :. Mr.. W. g.
Soh"nck. = MIR. i. !. Coocan: 9. Mr.. ~ VI. Elch
H. Mrs. :. Cannon Harriet -. Mr., George Pullman;
Is. W. q. Thompson. l.. Mr.. Henry Day i. Mrs.
Charles steele. -. Mr. g. g.. Williams; 70 Mr.. :.
Loeb ~ Mrs. II. II. Cp,h -. Mr.. No.r: - Mr..
r. l.. Miller: 2fJ. ". Npchly. lr -, Benjamin Wood
-. Mr.. Robert Hoe, ir.. -. M~. T.. G. Converse; .
- j. II. v Arnold -. NJ. Z. II. l.. Townsend 30
MI. {. Clarke II. Nr,. +. - Bourne. -, f.. Frank
Coo -. Mr., Mcckcr, 80, Nr-. John Iown-icnd.
First Ghir} nine directors ~ the opera house H.
Mrs.. T. G. Calhoun. =. VI, +. II. Wc"kc,. &c. .. ".
Levy -. Nj G. II. Dt,ou. T. ficir.ich Nii'n, ~,
william Fahuc-toch. 3d. Eo.cf \. PRYOR. u. Nj,
kr-b- -. Mr.. w. .. Dayic,. 30. :. condo. -, ). e.
Nc-ier,,it. -. G. g. Wpr'hugton. 49,. Gcpr-" Grccr.
so. MI. William ku--la.d. =. NJ. Paul "Ibct
rhcbiud Two rows OF seat 900 r ir"., circle viii b."
old ~ accommodate t'.-c who cannot secure boxes.
Nj aud MI. Eu-cu' Kelly. lr have no intcuti1u II
giving dance carly iu January. although it has been
widely reported tha' shes would Go &c.
\ theatre party wa given by n" Erir' Nou, Bowl
4 .fffn Rms fI|f AlItfH
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4 BrfhEIE r4AE.
From Tho New York Genealogical and Biographical

BY DANIEL WEBSTER

From The New York Genealogical and Biographical
Record.
tAn.ng q number % autograph letter, ana MS. re
Gently offered for al the writer wa the following
curious little paiagg, M. without date, written bN
Daniel Webster, and probably at the request 81 NJ
friend " Ham ". ~caton, at that period on az Tic
editors of The National lntelliscnccr' OF washing
ton. Thc item, which /, entitled y bucheye cane.
50 far as I am aware. has never before appeared In
print. j. &. W. .,. 49, 81,
While in the lobby Of the Senate yesterday we OBJ
served that Mr.. Webster, who never wear suck or
any such appcndagc, held In his hand cane OF no
ordinary dimensions It reminded u, OF the piece of
timber with which DR.. johnson travelled through scot
lard We found uprn inquiry that In hi~ late tour to
thc Wet Mr Webster icll In with II dozen or twenty
citizen, If ohio wv after hour passed together.
a, sired - present him memorial OF their regard
which If ronI~e. h. gratefully consented to accept
They ,hnsn u -prig 81 the buckeye which, n"Nrrlh"
les thcv dd not wish to pres 'nt nntll II should bc
made +, hear 4 suitable inscription. II was retained
r,r thai purposc and has now been forwarded ana
nnvn,d Ia ile Hon. Mr.. Rdecway. one Of the Repre-
ssntativcs from the state. on IT. mounting = in
srrL.sI. Presented Daniel Webster bv the Buck
cycs July H. 1897. II looked to u, Ike formidable
In s,ncnt and II might be permitted 10 put forth
,hn n,nJ * the incident. should say. that II was
nroof ~, conviction. the part of the citizens of
gre.i statr that he 10 whom II was presented II was
exnncteS would make Of all power and all nstrl'
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, WHOLE cHf.RcH ASKED rGR ms RELEASE

Nh Jane Ira.m keeps = bonding hru-" at NO. 4''
West Twenty cond Nmon- her boad', WAS Wl'lhm
Flower - Young man The l.ud'ody trusted him "nul ne
owed Der t3O fo bpaid Then hc vent quietly away I'aN
dad, IT. ,. ttfI, trurl. b.lud him Hover had friend
NAMED william H. CnId. foIty years Old. and a well
known member tie West Iaeniy f1Erth street Methodist
Church. Last night h~ called Mi. Pcarm and asked
fol- Flowers Trunks. Ai~. Pam told HIM lac 'oUId not
Lave them. Chi.s then seized the trunks ana shItd
o,u,.ass pumping Of tho trunks on the stairs ana
he SCREAMS Of tn aAdiady brought policeman III the
m .o Of Onccr Kavana3h. Of the West Tweniieth-s hta
lion lie took NJ Chlds into CUSTODY aud locked him up
meeting Was "a pOs ess at tAr west I"e"'' 'ou''"
street Church. and the people there assembled were IN
forntd Of Mr. Chds's picdclmcn AS soon as tho ser
vices general stampede FOR ;he p'!ce
station and the sergeant the desk thought the whole
ch had called unon him But he found they only
wanted one Of hcf members whom he had locked up In his
fold They went 70 49, II Mrs. Pcam would withdraw
her charge assault midnight they were stu labor
ing with her.
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cIrnrpT AND >rLIIvAN,> IoLANTHE. 7

VI Duf', company BROUGHT forward lolhnihe' a.
the Broadway TlAtN. l'Nt night 30 the evident dc
light of a uuucr0u, audience. Much OF the pleasure
must l., confessed came from the stimulus 10 mem
0rv which the p"!formanc" gave. The majority oil the
prime. pal scarcely mp {" their part hu' u Wa
agreeable t. renew the I'D icqutnianc" 81 inc boob
and score even through the m'diumshp Of Indifferent
i,oor- aud ncior- There Wa diversion IN hearing
the line though fancy hid To supply III" correct rem
lng. and pleasure % listening 10 the music u""t"
IN ,nai 0m had "a make good the d nc"ncc' oi the
singer AID iu,inImcnta-t.. The performance was
iu fact A singular mixture ~ good and bad. Inii ue
only 10 thee extreme. Tho chorus wa excellent,
Mr. urC.llil admiIabl" - the Lord Chancellor Ml--
SNYDER a graceful and engaging fhN IN. the -tL',
management capital the ret wa kid VIM ,'tr'"R
'drcming ira l. foremost Of the offender, being the
o.rhrstra The dainty Opcrctta viii be performed all
,I,. e.k
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:. -,or,r and :, will be some time before she is

=. ~, s,ov,v and il will be some time before she is
quite convalescent.
MR.. KINGLAKE GRADUALLY slNNIN"'
hear with great regret that Mr. klngiaHe Is graz
,I,r linking and is now unable TO take hourfs''eh'
-, any kind lie has borne eNcruclauhS "eN''cS WIN
nshator foyttude: but now, when the scene Is 'IoN
inc no i. free from pain and Is perfectly CAM "'PIH
d or,cntcd lie still retains all the sweetness anu
,,,po.s which hi, old friends always VIII remember
- ,nc ~ they remember anything.
.wn.xCIE OVER THE RAPHAEL r RTooNS'
, GREAT wrlncc has been quietly going on Tor some
.,o a,ont Tie famous Raphael cartoons whlch were
,ovcd several years ago from Hampton 'o"'
n,oca IN south KensngtOn. where they nave since
,oon kent The transfer was intended to be mereN
,,Dnorarv and it is thought that the time haN iulS
arrived when they should be returned 10 h"'"p'oh
C,rt which 1, certainly the proper place Tor tle' 10
10 ken, ina,much as the room there, III which 'heS
toruerly hung built by Sir Christopher wren eA
,re.slv for their reception The Museum auuiorltes
ore potorously very reluctant 10 give up ahStmhg oi
hicb they have once succeeded in obtaining posses
iop but hope that the Court officials VIII now sue
Good in rccapturing the cartoons for Hampton court
from which palace they ought never have been re-
$50 EDMUND YATES
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in the expressive words Of Of his countrys poets
sacred historian Of the heart
And moral natures lord


Mr.. Willard was greeted with hearty plaudits and
rhere were moment, of almost breathess stiffness
a " a f e e act % .si Of d perjury in
by The clamor Of public delight. 4 scene Of rare
pictorial excellence has been set for this actthe gray
antiquity Of ancient English architecture touched ana
softencd by the warm hues of English foliage; being
copied with pleasing fidelity. In the general stage
ab s OF re s peis Lcnd S Rs Seon owed
with possibly. creator wealth Of substantial acceo
american cast Of The characters however. is not As
strong as the English cast. a woman OF q far more
M1f " Of vas b sfcsa M III "f sIs
pink and white beauty, but 1t did not seem. on this
occasion that her aualhcaonI a, an actress extend
her with fascination that may be good or evmbu, II
must fascinate. There should be sirange imaTna-
Burroughs nowhere Indicated deep feeling and her
weakness, at the moment Of the discovery imperilled
,cicntious correctness or of sweetness will such
crisis. supply the place OF elemental emotion ana
A,garby lacks the element Of aristocracy for such
part. Miss Katharine Rogers vailed through Mrs
d.tinct hit a, Mis- sophie Jopp. Rarely has cold,
hard. conventional. scientific female been 50 truly
arc the ORIGINALS. and they are excellent.
Nothing could be finer than the airy assurance the
Mr.. Roycc Carleton impcrSonatos the tricky al
vcnturer, Dehck who Is 50 plausible IN nus 'GrnI n
W0rdlincSS that u" seems 10 DC qut" upon III" lever
of average rcspectsblity. The assumption OF IN"
drv brisk genial slightly cynical but thoroughly kind
well bred and sensible Professor JOpp. by Mr.. SAINT
Matthews is thoughtful and admirablc work OF art
There i slight suggestion Of Charles Mathews In the
personality Of this actor. and he the more liked
and admired for thai reason. Miss Bessie IIatton
making her first appearance in America. played the
invalid girl Lady Eve AsCarby There Is. perhaps. All
excess Of active motion but the huctuatinc mood of
sick person the nervous excitement the slight wdness
the visionary propensity. the hectic mprtuoSity-
All this was expressed in a mood Of passionate sin
cerity with truth. with dramatic effect aud with suS
tanned evcnnc,s Of mpcr,onati1n. tn" ",cal of the
irm ELECTED enthusiastic applause. Mr. Harry Canes
assumption Of the scientific prg Is capital piece OF
dry. unohtruSvc spontaneous humor. The production
II Judah" + rccnrlcd a. one of the most important
event., Of the dramatic year. The pcc" Is that
BODY who the drama in form will omit to
.ce and one that nobody who T. capable Of thought
TAIL In admire.
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TIE AMERICAN HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION
ITS SEVENTH ANNUAL MEETING BEGUN IN
WASHINGTON.

Washington Dec. 20.-The seventh annual meeting
Of the American Historical Association began IN this
city this evening and will continue through Wednes-
day. The programme embraces papers on the follow
ing subjects Canadian History, European History.
American Constitutional History, American Economic
History. American History and Historical science
The list Of contributors Is large and represents many
well known writer's There was large attendance
when the meeting OF the association was called to
order John Jay, Of NewYork City, the president q
the association, not able TO be present as ne Is
suffering from the results Of accident sustained some
time ago. The association was. therefore. called TO
order by william Writ Henry, Of Richmond Va, one
Of the vice presidents who read the inaugural address
prepared by Mr.. Jay. II was in measure plea Tor
the preservation Of American maniness and strength
by the teaching Of American history in the public
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ADAMs-On saturday. December p, 1890 Aaron dams,
rnncr >trt ICES viii bo hold wednesday, December 81
O'Clock residence. - liit ingtonst. -
Which al relatives and friend, are invited.
Inr.cuc 40 WO,IdNn by special Train at 40 D. H. ilom
Grand Central DEPOT
ATkINSON-On Sunday, December IS; 1890. OF pneu-
mo.i. Nh John H. mon, IN the SCth year OF Ms age
Fun raj service. NJ Grace Church BGooAyn Heights,
Wcln DAY. 3lst Inst. at IL o'clock
AYARS--At $50. Florida ut .eht on Christmas eve
Mary El,ru Moron VIE u |. L Ayars and daughter
OK REV J. W Morton d. D., formerly Of Panueld, y. j.
Burial s,ryice AZ Shiloh. Y. j., Oh the Both Inst
BNRTLETT-At Toedt Hi. ). l.. December p, Maria
T. Bartlett. aged 90 years.
Funeral services her late residence Tuesday after
noon at o'clock.
UIATCHFORD- on Monday. the 10Th December. at her
residence $40 MadsonaNe.. this city Abby Catherine
VIE ~ samuel NJ. tlatchioid ahd daughter Of Mr.
T. j. Townsend, Of Newport, Ii. l.
Intermcnt at Newport, X. l.
BOWMAN On SATURDAY.. December -. 1880. At Bremen
t,inany Jan e. j.. the only Surviving son OF james anu
Jane Bowman.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
Ri NKER-In Boston Oh Sunday. December rs, after
short illness Dennis Miller OF Matthew ana Mary
f. Bunker OF Garden CITY, ]" |.
Fun,rAl ,er the residence Of hi tthor-n-laN Al
uheu- H. HARDY No 20 Chestnut-t, Boston. THIS day.
Tuesday December 30, ut IL 80 o'clock p. m.
CIIAst-At hi. residence. 23s Washing ton;av" Brook
Iym Drcenbe -. 1890. Hon. Franklin Chase, in the
Sith year of his age =, a.
ave- near Wlllo,lghby. At ii q. IN.
Friend, and relatives invited TO attend