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Saint Mary's beacon., 1892-09-01
A Trip to Calvert.


When the Loveville Baseball Club ar
rived at Sand Gates on Friday last, they
found the boat which was TO convey US to
Broome's Island, Calvert County, awaiting
US. Our party containing Messrs. Ber-
nard Love, +. +. Graves, Danl Wood
burn, ]. r. Thompson, J. S. Thompson
James Raley. ]. Doyle, Bernard Duke, F
Yates, Robt. Graves boarded the Nancy
Carrie May, Captain Harry Robinson, in
command, and after pleasant sail we ar
rived at our destination. We donned our
uniforms, and after short practice, were
invited TO Captain Robinson's, where we
were served with an abundant supply oi
Patuxent oysters. After enjoying our
oysters, both teams repaired 10 the ball
grounds, and after the usual preliminary
delay the game begun with the home team
at the bat, and before they could be retired,
five Broome's Island players had crossed
the home plate. The visitors made three
in their half. The Island boys pounded
out five more runs in their half of the
Second, tdklnS iSau WHICH tney kept
throughout the game. Both pitchers were
batted hard, but the home teams pitcher
had the best of Ii, by keeping his hits more
scattered: The Island team out played the
visitors, and won easily. At the end of
the seventh inning the game was called on
account of darkness. After the game had
been called, our party was entertained at
supper by Messrs. III. Elliott Jr., J. Will
Snn Homes and Harry Rnh;uson Tn each
nf these gentlemen we are very much in
debted for their hospitality. After supper
we again boarded our boat, and were
landed safely on ST. Mary's side of the
river. Each member of our party had
something TO say in praise of the citizens
of Calvert, whom they had the pleasure to
ynoe4 Ecorp-
Saint Mary's beacon., 1892-09-01

Miss Noma Thompson, Of Rockville, for.
merry Of Rose Bank. this district. who has
been visiting Mrs Adrian Posey. Charles
county. and who has been iii for about two
weeks with remittent fever. was taken
home BY her parents last Friday Miss
Thompson's physicians. Drs. Digges and
Saunders. considered her condition very
critical and she was taken home against
their advice.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1892-09-01

Aa&&9& S1&6s 1esk&.
On Saturday last. &c Sand Gates Base
laIl Club visited solomonh Island 30 play
the team of thar place.
The game begun = 40 p. n. and IT
tha end Of the seventh annI1r. with the
score standing "a 10 - = f4yor 81 Solomon's
Island, the Island boys refused 10 play
longer, claiming II wzs I'D dark, but
Umpires Marsh aid SomexviIle thought
differently and promptly awarded the
game 20 Sand Gates b. ~ usual score of
o too.
The game was loosely p1ayed shrough-
out, the only worthy festnres being the
fielding Of Garner. for Solomon's Island,
and the batting Of +. Long. for Sand Gates.
The Sand Gates boys are lond in their
praise Of the hospitality aud kindness ex
tended them during their stay and fell
themselves particularly indebted 10 Messrs.
+. r. Harten and N. Carey ~ heir unsir-
ing efforts 20 render their visit pleasant
one.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1892-09-01
FuIlcaster Seed Wheat.

Choice Fulcasier Seed Wheat for sale at
$1.0O per bushel.
Also. two Jersey Bull Calves. one year
old, from the celebrated herd of Shoemaker,
each $500. Can Ese seen i
j. L. ROWLANDfS.
81 Clemenss Bay, Id.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1892-09-01
FOR SHERIFF.

Messrs. Editors Please announce w.
v. WATERS, as q suitable candidate for
the next Sheriffalty subject to the decision
OF the Democratic party and say that he
will be warmly supported all over the
county and especially by the
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Nov 10 Cite
Saint Mary's beacon., 1892-09-01
At Cost !! At Cost +!

DY VIRTUE Of o deed OF trust from
I'D William III. Forn, trading as William
III. Ford Il Co. az Leonardt0wn wharf. /
viii. On and after this date, offer Cor sale Mt
COST all the stock Of General Merchan-
disc consistingof
CALICOES, CLOTH AND DRESS
GOODS. NOTIONS, BOOTS AND
SHOES, READT-MADE CLOTH
ING. HATS AND CAPS. HARD
WARE AND CUTLERY, DRUGS,
CIGARS, dc.
TEAS. which sold for 81, 30 cents and
Is cents, for 90, 10 and 20 cents per
pound; QUEENSWARE iaaladsae
FLOWER P0TS, de-, dc. Or The
ENTIRE STOCK on easy tsrms 30
anyone desiring 60 engage IN the Ner-
caafiIe business.
Now In the time for 6argaSsss. Under
the deed Of trust / can and viii sell only
for CASH. Come with your money and
buy goods al cost. This Ii no "buncombe
advertisement" mean what say.
FRANK N. HOLMES.
June 3o92-tf Trustee.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1892-09-01
Saint liIafq 5 1jsacuq.
COUNTY NEWS.


There will be o Dinner given by the
cllored members Of Sacred Heart Parish
on next Saturday, September 3, In the old
Sacred Heart Church
Saint Mary's beacon., 1892-09-01
EflR TIE SENATE

Messrs. Editors:-Please announce DR.
II. PINKSEy BLAKrsToyE as q candidate
for a seat in the next Senate.
FOURTH DISTRICT
May '92-s
Saint Mary's beacon., 1892-09-01

The Junior team defeated the Sand
Gates nine, on the town grounds Saturday
.ssi. BY superior batting. The visitors ont
fielded the home players, and also batied
well. bat their hits were not as timely.
The fielding and batting of the Bnckler
Brothers and Longs catching were the
features for The visitoss. while Fnnwick
and L. Goidsboro' carried OF The honors
for the Juniors. Game called as the
s;weA iousyxy rn a,r,r.,. ~ a.xAra.s ss..c~a.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1892-09-01

Lsonardtown damned"
Monday last, the Steamer Sue brought
the Hyattsville baseball Club TO Leonard
town and Tuesday evening it embarked,
per Arromsmith, for home after having
'wallopped" the Leonardtown boys in two
games. Our lads donbtlessly do not feel
as good as they did Monday morning last
but they know heap more and the fact
deepest impressed upon their memories
should be that unless they practice oftener
they will never be able to put up winning
game against any strong club.
Mondays game opened auspiciously for
Leonardtown and in its half of the first
inning it made four runs and up to the
fifth inning played quite q respectable game.
At that stage, however, it went to pieces
and thereafter was "not in it." In Mon
days game, the visitors umpire gave great
dissatisfaction and Tuesday he was replaced
by Mr.. Richardson against whom little
complaint could be made, and still Leonard
town could not win. The visiting nine are
good ball tossers and we hope they will
visit Leonardtown again and will always
bring our old friend Ford Combs with
them.
One remarkable thing about the visitors,
however, was, the un-uniformity of their
uniforms, there being about seven varieties
out of a possible nine. II looks as If the
Hyatssville manager must have picked his
men-and he made good selection too
from at least half dozen different mines.
Mondays game. Score by innings.
1894 $3.50
Leonardtown 400 600 O. 4
Hyattsville 400 0122 3x-2O
Batteries-M Combs, Cough and Fem
wick for Leonardion, Richardson and Sny-
der for Hyattsvil!e. Hyattsville, IA hits,
errors, 5 left on bases, 8 stolen bases;
Leonardtown, z hits, z errors, 2 stolen bases,
5 left on bases.
Tuesdays game Score by innings.
1894 799
Leonardtown 90 3 Q 4 0 0 / a12
Hyattsville 2481 1911 x-16
Leonardtown, Cough, NJ Combs and Fen
wick, battery, 10 hits, 12 errors. stolen
bases, 10 left on bases; Hyattsville, Fuller,
O'Hagan and O'Hagan, Snyder, Leakin,
batteries, IS hits, 10 errors, 9 stolen bases,
5 left on bases.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1892-09-01

In pursuance Of the above order, ]
hereby give notice that have obtained
from the Orphans Court Of St Mary's
county, Maryland. letters OF administration
on the personal estate Of Zach. II. Spalding
late Of saId county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the said deceased are
hereby notified 20 exhibit the same with
the proper vouchers attached thereto to the
subscriber, on or before the 18th day ol
February, 1893, they will otherwise by Law
be excluded from the benefits of the said
estate. All persons indebted to the de.
ceased are requested to make immediate
payment TO the subscriber.
HENRY 4. SPALDING,
Executor.
Aug 1f-6w
Saint Mary's beacon., 1892-09-01

Leonardtown, Cough, NJ Combs and Fen
wick, battery, 10 hits, 12 errors. stolen
bases, 10 left on bases; Hyattsville, Fuller,
O'Hagan and O'Hagan, Snyder, Leakin,
batteries, 13 hits, 10 errors, stolen bases,
left on bases.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1892-09-01
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Orphans Court of st. Mary's County, Set
August 8, 1892.
Ordered by tie Court that Henry +.
Spalding Executor ZACH. T. SPALD-
ING, late of ST. Alary's County, Maryland,
deceased, give the notice required by law
to the deceased's creditors TO exhibit their
claims and that the same be published once
a week for six successive weeks in the ST.
Mary's Beacon.
Test: PHILIP II. DORSEY,
Register Wills for St. Mary's county
NOTICE.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1892-09-01
FoR THE SENATE.

Messrs. Editors:-Piease announce DR.
X. p. BLAKrsTogE, as q candidate for
seat in The next State Senate.
7th District
Saint Mary's beacon., 1892-09-01

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Tuesdays game. Score by innings.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1892-09-01

Batteries-M Combs, Cough and Fem
wick for Leonardion, Richardson and Sny-
der for Hyattsvil.e. Hyattsville, IA hits, 4
errors, 5 left on bases, stolen bases;
Leonardtown, z hits, errors, 2 stolen bases,
left on bases.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1892-09-01

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-28
orAr says BLAnr WIN AccErr
lie Asserts That Seven Hundred Delegates
VIII Demand His Nomination.

prlr-nrRc. Pa. May 27.-Senator Quay
came to the city to-day and has been besieged
with callers. When asked II Mr.. Blaine's
name would DO presented 70 the Republican
Convention Senator Quay replied;
Il think zoo delegates Will present me
name Of James q. Blaine 10 tho kepubll-
can National Convention at Minneapolis on
June 1thn
But hasn't Mr. Blaine refused to be can
dldate was asked. -.
q es no says be is not candidate but thA'
would not stop the delegates from nominating
him.
He also said IN his letter that his name
could not be presented 10 the convention.
Well he may say that. but II some dele
gate would present his name, he or no one
else could stop that
is II true. as published that you stated
Blame would be nominated :"
NO. never made such remark, although
! think nine-tenths OF the delegates arc Tor
Alr Blaine"
Have you seen Mr.. Blaine lately :"
NO
Have you any assurance that he would ac-
cept the nomination II rendered -
Il know nothing about that. suppose.
however, that II he Is nominated unanimously
lie can hardly refuse | never heard OF any
man refusing tho nomination for the pres-
dency ot the dominant party after II had been
made.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-28

wan'ci 20 speak on tho bin and were not pre-
pared g. SO on bow. -
Nr. pa31ock i.cp. Ncb). in the, char.
asked. did tho Chair understand the senator
from ohio Sir. Sherman tomo'e to postpone
ST. shormau % until Tuesday at 2
O'Clock.
SIR Teller Observed that there was no need
0ram0ti.r tou.-tpoue. II thc Senator from
OH. cave notice ilat Doe wished to speaA ol
T.e.iar. Of course tile Uil would lay over til
Iu. day .o.a
SIR. stewart offered somo verbal amend
mont. to tle bill. which were adopted s'ilA-
suroat appropriation for putting " lu -
c.at..u AMI cl4nsng the deromhauoDS "t
tI. Treasury certificates 90 be issued uuuer
its provisions $50 tAat they should range HoHi
$1,000
The Chair asked if the motion TO postpone
wa- Withdrawn.
aIr Stewart a.ain asked unanimous consent
t.at the bill be- taken up from day o. gay;
after tho disposition OF routine OusIness' uN''I
disposed of
air. Co.kreu said DO did not think this
would facilitate business. as there were many
bids on tic calendar which ought % be taken
u1.
finally unanimous consent was gwen thHt
tie o.l De tatcu zap as unfinished business a.
= b. ST Tuesday.
Mr. Allison at 2.l5 moved an executive ses-
sion. and after "a few minutes passed behlud
closed doors the Senate ad. ourned until lues-
day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-28

WESTMINSTER. MD. May 27.-At the Gene
raj Conference OF the Methodist Protestant
Church to-day another phase of the woman
question cropped ont. 10 was the action of the
conference 10 striking out the word "obef'
from the marriage service. The matter came
up IN consideration OF the report of the cone
mittee on ritual. The discussion occupied
nearly the whole of the afternoon. Rev j..
~. Thompson. ia moving that tho word
''obey be stricken from the service said ho
was willing TO let II remain II IL be placed m
the service again so as 10 require the man
to obey his wife as well as 70 honor and COM
fort and keep her.
The vote was o. TO 25 in favor of striking
ont the word The women delegates voted
for IT,
A discussion was created by a motion %
hold the election of general officers tomorrow
alternOon. II was so ordered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-28

SAg FRAScrsco. May 27-The timo and
place for holding tho next convention Of tho
National Editorial Association WAS left to the
executive committee TO decide All proba-
bIlities are that IL will be held in Chicago IN
May next year. After the election Of Byron
J. Price Of Hudson. Wis. as president, the
remaining officers were chosen ss follows
Walter Williams. OF Columbia. No., nrst
yice-president +. J. knapp Auburn. y. L.
seconl vice president. James ii. Duke.
Scho1ba. Miss. third vice president CORE
sp0nling secretary. treasurer and recording
secretary. the incumbent j. VI. Page.
A. H. Lowrey aud William. Kennedy re-
elected. Mrs Louise Frances. Of Castroyiils.
Cal. assistant recording secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-28

Tho Trial Again Eefore tre General Presby-
terry ass Portland.

tory as Portland.
portland. or. Nay ~. Before tho
Briggs caso camo Up the board OF church
erection secured permission to present its
cause AS Dr. T.. W White the corresponding
secretary. was Obliged O. leave the city 10
meet an engagement elsewhere. Judge Stru-
veil. on behalf OF DR.. Briggs, made a propo-
s.tion. He said that while Dr. Briggs was pre-
uared b defond tho action OF the
New York Presbytery he consented in the
interest of the Church 10 confess pro fOrms
the ground of appeal brought here by the
prosecuting committee with the understand
inc that no did not waive any rights thereby.
Two or three similar motions were made. that
of Judge Saylor being accepted
Resolved. That there being no exception or
% biection,t thereto by either party. the grounds
Of appeal and the specification hereunder DO
sustained pro forma without prejudice OF the
rights OF either of the parties herein; that
tie Judgment OF the Presb sbytery OF New ork
be reversed and the case DO remanded 10 tue
Presbytery of New York Tor trial de noyo.
Permission was gwen 10 the prosecution
committee and Judge Struyell 10 retire ana
prepare minute which would DO acceptable
10 the assembly. The committee 81 prosecn-
tiou declined 70 stop the case. throwing tho
responsibility upon the assembly.
The moderator finally ruled that the hear
ing of tho case must proceed. Dr. Briggs
then began the argument IN his behalf and
had not concluded when the hour OF ADJOURN
Ment arrived
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-28

vile ran a dead heat Tor place.
First race. six and a halt furlongs-Lord
WliowbroOk first. l.. j. knight second, The
Deacon third. Time. 1919.
Second race. four aud half lffurlongs-Prln-
cess Lorraine first. Sir Carr second. Brown
wood third. Time. 56la
Third race. six furlongs Annie Race first.
Odette second. Leporsine third. Time ll71S.
Fourth race. seven and a half furlongs-
Mary sue first: Whittier and ksnesvillo ran q
dead heat for place lime. 1877.
Fifth race. six furlongs Miss Francis first,
Leumbria second. Alice ID. third. Time
LII.
Sixth race. six furlongs- -Buckhound first.
Texas Girl second. Cyrena third. Time. LII.
Seventh race, mile and seventy Yards
Ethel Gray first. Virge Dor second, Cassella
third Time. LIE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-28

ARKANSAS Cry. ARK.. MAY o. Tho story
Of flood. suffering and destruction IN tho val
leys Of the " hite aud Arkansas rivers has not
been half told. There is not thousand acres
- dry soil left in Desha county. Tho towns
of Hollende. Chico Red Fork and Pendleton
have been wiped on the earth aud not a living
being is at any OF chem. :,
All the inhabitants have been rescued and
are now on high ground bat they are actually
starving. 80 difficult OF access are they - the
relief steamers. Nearly all OF the big planta'
tions IA the Arkansas valley are utterly
ruiued
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-28
DID FArHEE cHowASIcI sUIcTDEg
A Report to That Effect Causes Great Excite
nent-The Funeral.

BHgIMoRr. May 27.-Great excitement at
tended the funeral services to-day Of
Father Chowanici. Bumors Of suicide
have been plentiful since bis sudden death
on Wednesday crowd OF more than
] 1.O.0 peopicl were IN waiting nt the hoy
Roa-arv church 40 o'clock TINS morning, az
which hour the funeral bad been announced
to take place. Members of the congregation
state that word was received from Cardinal
Gibbons that the body could not oe taken
into the holy ealtce.
AS soon as tins story became current the
most intense eNcIfoment prevailed aud open
threats were made that the body Wonld
he taken into the church IL the wall
had to DO torn down, u ADMIT j"
several policemen arrived on tho scene
however. and the crowd became Quieted
while waiting for tie return OF ne com
nitfee which had been dispatched % the
CARDINALS house The streets ia front OF the
church and the rectofy became blocked Win
"a -urging mass of humanity, men, women
and children AL pushing Sn4 showing 90 get
@ view OF the remains.
TAX of tie dead priest having committed
suicide could be heard Oh ai sides and the
opinion was freely expressed tla- the reports
were true az IL is learned le bil many Oh ms
c. uqreostion good bye Monday lie informed
them of the TACT that he would be dead
lnursdaV. which was, DO ls stated, lho u"9 'Vt
for lis removal by the Cardinal
Afera lone wait the committee returned
from tbe Cardinals house with the permit
and the remains were taken into the church
and services were held. They We're very im-
pressive Around the coffin and ia iull uniform
"A luard of four seiectel from tho knights
ofst. Weneeslaus stood with drawn lswords.
Along the aisles were placed the brilliant
banners of the various Polish societies conn,
q. d Z
the reDose of the dead prests soul was ce.e-
brated in the church by Father Carey of st.
Ninceats church. pom conclusion the re-
mains were conveyed % the Mount Rosary
cemetery where the interment vas made
Cardinal Gibbons was iudisposed and could
not be seen.
Father Donahue said. 81 have heard moth
ing of the Cardinal refusing 10 allow The BODY
of Father Chowanici 10 be taken into the
church on the ground that be committed SUI
eide. Any statement 10 that effect Is most
certainly an exaggeratiOn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-28

LISBON May a. Senior Olivoira Martens
Minister Of Finance. and Niscount Chancel-
loiros Minister OF Public Works. have re-
signed. II is expected that Senior LobO.
Minister of Foreign Aiiairs will also resign.
This will involve n reconstruction Of the
Cabinet. Senior Jose Dias Forrsira. the
premier viii probably take the Ministry OF
Finance until lie can select a successor 10 that
important post
ROME. May 27.-The Ministry has resigned.
The King has not vet accepted the resigna-
tious, but il is believed he Will dissolve the
Chamber and order new election.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-28

Nrw Yorg. May, 27.-'The funeral Of the
ia,o % Vanderbilt was held ut 81. Bartholo-
,,,e,,,s church this morning. The services
nle~ ,lor, conducted by the Rev. Or. Greer. roc
We If the church. The pail bearers were
vi, W stndeuts. The father, mother sister.
irother and other relatives OF the deceased
we're present. and one hupd,ed students
from Yale. ia charge % mr. rIe,iagnt Dwight'
,Serd rakon to Staten Island for interment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-28
qnE,yARsrrIEs DEFEArED.
The Columbia Athletic Clubs Team wins by
% score OF y 10 =.

VyryrnsIrY Oh VmmsA, May 2L- Special
The Columbia Athletic Club defeated the
University team in o game of ball on the lat
ter.s grounds this evening tAe final score be
mo Sto6. smith had his arm hurt and was
unable to play. Rhett taking his place on hrst
bsse The features were "a catch By shelton
an short OF a low liner IN the second inning
aud the heavy batting OF Ehett Tor ne y ar
- and the catching of Wright and tho in
fe'd work of Fuller and Wise Tor the visitors.
uurne aot Wild aud Jones was put IN the box
~ the sixth inning The game Was lost
tIrD,,gh the costly errors oil tho home team.
eaerr0r generally allowing 9 run toscore. An
"tfer rarno viii bee played tomorrow with the
same team. and the niyorsity's supporters
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-28

Tr Morgan. when business on the calen-
t.r w.- called moved that nis silver resoiu-
etamuorarly iall aside without pro De-
c.a IIi. was ordered and the senate
81 .eelei with routine business ol The Gale
I-l luul o'clock.
,4oclock the Free Coinage bill came up as
-bei business
Nr sherman sald thero were several sena-
trs ou t.ssiIe of tho Chamber who desired
b. trl4'k ou this subject but tho unexpected
banner .l which tie b.ii was taken up yester-
..f. 0f course found them unpfeuarr1. lie
l..st wished 10 address the senate but bad
i.. see received certain information which he
la| applied g. the Treasury Department 60
r.s. He would be prepared on tuesday
telt The Senate bad previously resolved to
t. u.rr over Monday Decoration day. If
senator on the other side WAS roady to
ie t.e door De had 10 objection.
.Ir Stewart Rep. Ney suggested that by
l.-n.Hl lg- consent the OH be taken up from
.-f fl d.y after tue morning hour
r. sherman remarked that tho Senate,
"ia only very sparse attendance and no
quorum present, was in EO condition 10 enter
.".. an agreement.
3.r CockreI Dom. Mo- added tlat the
M ming hour would 10 wanted for the cal
tntar
..r Stewart Better work to-day. then.
tr- sherman. under tho impression that
.if rtowar- had sad vote instead OF work,
replied w.th some asperity II don't care II
duvoto 40 the same timo intimatlng
t..I IL Was not proper treatment
Nr. Teller replied that tho gratuitous
l.' .st oi tie Senator from Ohio was entirely
aAea.iod ior Nobody had pretended that
ei wanted % take q vote 20 cut OF debate.
4to silver men were practically told the
olNer day that the other side did not want TO
oe9ate. but u tie Senator from OHIO wanted 70
uebate nobody on his Mr. Jsllers) side
".led 20 cut am oa.
-i Sherman stated that not only he, but
We ceLatOl from Kansas aud others also
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-28

Eirned runs-U University, L.,
Two base hits hlett ., Wells. ruler.
Three base hlt-hhott.
Double plays-Nise. schldroth.
Eases on balls-0h Hume. 2; Oh Jones. !; OF
Wise. 3
struck out--NiHe. 10: Hume, 3; Jones 3.
Passed bsiis-Marshall, !.
Wild pitches-liume. ..
Manager Robertson expressed his willing
ness and desire to meet Washington and Leo
aoain at any time and place. IL Is feared.
however, that the latter will decline owing 10
the fact that their batterys regular seasons