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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-01-14
OYSTERS!

l viii serve oysters in all styles and
supply families at prices in accordance
with the market. Horse feed a specially.
Feeling SO very thankful for past favors /
solicit q continuance of the same.
JEREMIAH JoRDoN,
Leonardtown.
Sept Bird '9i-6m.
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WANT ..

90 900 DOZEN, HEN, DUCK and
@O.OUO turkey eggs, at 25 cents per
dozen. BROWN STORE.
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MOORE,S HOTEL
AND
Summer Resort.

take pleasure in informing my custom
ers and the travelling public that / have
thoroughly renovated my house, improved
and RENTED the same and am fully prepared
10 accommodate both
Permanent and Transient Boarders.
The BAR, in every particular, complete
My stables have been rebuilt and are in first
class condition for accommodation o. horses
and the storage Of all kinds Of vehicles
Call and see for yourselves.
HERBERT r. MOORE,
Proprietor.
Juue IS. f65--tf
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-01-14

Farm 40 acres, good buildings, fine soil
and well improved. Suitable for trucking.
Price $1,5Oc. Near st. Joseph's Church.
Terms easy.
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Small tract of land on tributary of st.
Clements Bay. Good dwelling. About
8 acres. Good for trucking. Price $3.50.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-23
The Industrial Convention,

ST. LUIS. Eco. 25-At c 6aai Informal
conference OF prominent prohibiionists tbis
morning Chairman Dickis and Niles Willard
united In resolution to the effect that a. a
party the prohioittonls.s could treat onIv
With political forces that declare for tina
same principles. This. Mlss Willard eypaip.
ed, does not interfere with the efforts being
put forth to secure snch declarations from
tae Industrial conference SIS may serve ss
he basis OF future united political aclsou
among labor feformers and temperance re.
formers. The conference tc day, Mise VII.
lard said. vas entlsey harmonious and the
resolution was adoEtsd With practical
uusuimiiy.
L. l.. Polk WIS electoi permanent President O,
the convention and Miss Frances Willard one Of
the Vice. P1esidcnte
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-23
Mr.. Cleveland in Michigan.

Ex- President Cleveland spoke on "Ssnti.
ment In our National Life" at the University
of Michigan. at Ann Arbors esterday. he was
presented with the freedom of the city In q
silver caskst. he was accompanied By e1
Governor Campbell. Of o 10. and ex.Post
master. General D1n NJ. Dickinson, others.
The city was gayiy decorated In honor OF
the distinguished party.
In his speech Mr.. Cleveland said /:
Our government was founded on a
basis OF sentiment, and ss soon as
the money getting idea displsces this
sentiment the government will under
go radical change. FThe sentiment Of our
fathers, he said, made up OF their patriotic
Intentions, their sincere beliefs, their home
y impulses and their noble aspirations, en-
tered Into the government they established,
and unless 1t Is oonttsntly supported end
guarded By sentiment ss pure as theirs
our scheme Of popular rule will fall An.
other ard different plan may take its
place, but this which we hold in sacred
tlust, IS it originated in patriotism, is only
fitted for patriotic and honest uses and pur.
poses. and can only be administered In lie
Integrity and intended henefosnoe by hon.
est and patriotic men," For the govern.
ment TO be run by tariff lords, who throw
sentiment to the dogs, provided the tariff
rate is high enough. Is not In accordance
with the plan Of the fathers. That plan
will have to be reverted to-.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-23
a MYSTERIOUS Case

LoNDoE, Feb. 2S.-Tne case of Mr.. W
B. Lddefdale, prominen banker OF Iim;u.
ster, sonsrast county, who disappeared In
January last on the eve OF his marriage to
a most estimable young lady of that place
becomes more and more mysterious. His
accounts are perfectly s.raight. aud though
j; Ia said that g woman has hold upon
him, % evidenced By the discovery OF Ger.
tain letters, little faith Is placed in the
statement that he Ia a priaoner In this
womsn's hands. 10 these letters the writer
upbrsidea Mr. L!ddardals for casting her
off to marry another, and threatened that
ahe Wonld never permit him to marry her
rival tina! she would Kill hin rathey thsn
allow him to do go. =
On February 10 there appeared In the
Times the following death notice:
On the 30th jan, on Miss B. A.. q. yinipo,a
yacht Foresight, VIM. 3. Lidl ardsle, Of Ilmin.
ster, result Of accident Of 9th January atIghtIpg
few carzisge in motion,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-23
LEGISLATIVE.

The Senate yesterday adopted the report
OF the committee On public institutions With
regard to the charges against Snpsrlntend.
emit of Public Instruction John E Massey
This report, IS stated yesterday. In effect
says that Mr.. Maessy's conduct In drawing
mileage for bis Alabama trip was improper.
but the committee believe that be did 30
cousoientiousy. There was no Discussion
of the report and II was agreed to without
objsotion. Mr.. Massey Was In the cham bsi
ct the time.
The bill sppropriatlng annually $50 600 to
the Soldiers Home and providing for the
transfer to the Slate after certain number
Of years of the property OF the Institution
was ordered to epgrosement end third read'
log by a unanimous vote.
Ssnetor Green introduced resolution TO
recall from the House the bill passed on Sat.
urGsy, providing for q new eyst?m OF plead
ius and action In common law. De eaid De
mad j., eeeived protest from Is members
of the bar of Wythe county against the pas
sage of the measure. The resolution WIS
voted down.
The Senate wss engaged for some time 10
considering one of the seversi bills t, de-
crease criminal expresses reported from the
committee for courts oijustioe.
The House passed the Washington. ChaE1
bers Ssaate oyster bill with soms uDimporl-
ent amendments. The features CT this mea-
sure have already been outlined. II goes
back to the senst, for concurrence in the
House amendments. Senator Washington,
of Westmorelaod, who. with Mr, Chambers,
of Northumberland, prepared the bill, be:
ieves tact 1t will yield the State an anDusi
revenue of not less than 100000 Ooe OF
the friends Of the measure has expressed
some little apprehension lest Governor Nc
Kinney Say decline to approve it. The,
however, seems hardly probable. as the bill
has passed tue two hoasss by snch an over.
whelmiug msjori'y. Under tle proyison
of this measure there can be no compett!ou
for these lands from outside capitalists. Tne
eesees must be reside, t, Of Virginia.
Col. Gibson. OF OulrepeT. introduced bill
70 Increase the pay Of members and Ulcers
Of he Legislature
The House decided to hold afternoon sef-
sous q 4 O'CLOCK every day his week.
The Governor sent to the General Assem-
bly toe resignation OF Hon. Thomas E
B skey. Judge Of rhe County Court OF e,
.ex Il WAS decided to elect his successor
to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-23
The Industrial Convention

AS stated 10 the GAZETTE The national In.
dustrlol conference was opened ct 81. Louis
ye!tsrday. Il was composed OF iarmsys,
laborera. prohib.tionisia and othsra, WHO
do not endorse either republican or demo.
cratic sentiments. Lively antl-pu.ccea.Io
speeches we're made By Master Workman
I. V. Powder.y, CT the knights of labor,
PRECEDENT L. L Polk, OF the farmers al.
lance, AID Igualius DoDnslly, Of Minueso;a.
Marion Cannon. OF California, was selected
for Temporary chairman. a committee on
credentials was appointed and the confer.
enos adjourned uutil to.dey. The report o.!
Secretary scbi!liOg showed that less THAI
$50 remained Ia the party exchequer, and
that OF the 81 200 subscribed at the CinoIn.
nah convention. only one eub.crlber had
turned In cent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-23
across The Potomac 24O0 feet east of the
Chain Bridge and not 10 interfere WIKI the

across The Potomac 2,400 feet east OF the
Chain Bridge and not 10 interfere WIKI tae
Q. & o. Canal.
Sons Of the democratic oongresanen VINO
we're little timid about naming their favor.
lite for ths Presidential nomination lass
week, manifested no such timidity ee-1ay.
but boldly proclaimed themselves as Hill
men. They said yesterdays convention 10
New York showed concusively that Hill ID
the fayorlte Of the democracy Of that state;
and that as no democrat could bs elected
without the vote of New York. IL would De
IN vice, to say the least, Co nominate sny
body else.
Mr.. Morrill, introduced bill in the Sem
alta to .dey 10 create bureau for tbs pfeaer'
patton of the records of the volunteer s1uiea,
the chiet of II hlch shall be o. s. srmy o.
ficer. to be appointed By the Pretideot.
A bill was favorab!y reported In the House
to-day repeating ,hs statute making loyalty
during the civil War prerequisite to secur-
ing pension.
Rough watar prevented the boat from
Fortress Monroe from leaving that place for
Washington last night, 30 that Speaker
Crisp did not return to the city to-day. Hic
health Is uelter and he will return to Wash-
ington tomorrow.
A dispatch vas received at the State D :
psrsmsn' to-day from o. 8. Minister Ryao at
Mexico, to the effsot that Galz.'s band OF
90 called revolulionis,s have been COM
p'etsiy diepsrsed.
II he House 10 day Mr.. Meredith, by
request, Introduced bill for the bsnehs OF
ne ueirs of Gurdep Chaplin. csptain In be
.. end ID j>r In tn 4.h q 8. regiments.
q s a The heirs reside In Calpepsr ooun
t =. Virginia; also @ petition for pensioning
James Jackson, colored, also OF Cnlpepsr
coun y, who was blown up at the Peters
burg crater.
The Breckenridge resolution calling for
all the correspondence In the recst t CHILEAN
q flair has been referred to subcommittee
cor assisting OF Messrs. MoOresry, Hooker and
Hitr, and Mr.. McCresrv. tod the GAZETTE S
correspondent to-day there is no danger q
1t, not receiving proper confederation.
Congl essman Tucker OF Virginia has been
invited to deliver thu annual address before
the Ssppbo Literary Society OF Stonewal!
Jsckson II! ti:ute at Abingdon, We. Mr..
rucks. received letter to-day from blind
constituent askirg him t, inquire Into the
| rslieb iiity OF the man in bis city who ho'
yert!ses to cure blindness by miracle.
a bill was introduced In the Honse to-day
allowing railroad companies to make special
| rates for such military companies as may
visit tae Chicago fai..
& bill was faVorably reported In the donss
to-day making good character, and nve
years reeidencs In the country aod one In
the State prerequisites for naturalization.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-23
VIRGINIA KEWs.

The second ttlal OF Dr.. Baker, charged
with the murder Of his wife, begun ct Alb
bingdon yesterday.
Dr.. z, W. Flnney, OF spotsyiVanls, after
lingering illness, died on Thuraday last
During the late war the doctor was mem
Der OF the Nin:h Virginia Cavalry.
Mr.. George W. Cef.ar, fer many years
clerk If tie circuit court OF Henrioo, end
father of delegate George D. Car :er, Of thai
county, diei yesterday.
]. G. Thwesst. superl; t :ndeI OF lines be.
twsen Stanton AID Huntington, W. We
for the Western Uaion Company was fear
fully mangled by sn explosion OF dynamite
yesterday nsar L18mocr. The men work
Ing on the railroad had soma dynamite dry
Ing near the fire, and Sc perintendentT Tn westt
wac standing ct the fire. warming when the
dynamite expisaed, tearing off his Left leg,
and, 1t Ia feared, destroying his sighb. His
condition is critical. Mr.. Thweast has
been In the employ OF the Western q lion
for thirty years.
Information Was received st Norfolk yes.
terday of the strandiDg of large steamship
eff Cobb's Island. The Merritt Wrecking
Company'd steamer ]. D. Jones has gone to
her assistance. The thick end heavy
weather which has prevailed about Norfolk
for two days has IL tsrfefred With travel.
some OF the Btsens.s pot being able to make
time. and the belstsd steamele cop!sg In
from hs ocean yesterday reported vef5
savere storm outside. At Cape Henry the
gale vas blowing forty miles an hour and
the wst taer vase thick tina. it wasimpos.i-
BILE to zee anything.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-23
FROmw AsalnurOR.

rspeassl Correspondence Of TIE Alexandria 9asstte
WAsRIEeToR. .. O.. Feb. %. 1852.
The Senate committee on finance to-day
ordered an adverse report to be made upon
Senator Coke's bill to wipe out The national
bank circulation, replacing 1t with Treasury
notes, and to permit the bank ks 10 lend mon.
ey upon real estate security, the interest cot
to exceed per cent. in any case. and 10 the
absence OF stipulation 20 be axsd at per
CENT
The President to day sent to the Senate
the following nominations: VIM. B. Gilbert,
az Oregon, q. 8. Circuit Judge for the Oh
iudIoial clrcuit, and Henry Il. Smith, OF
Miohipau. Assistant Register OF the Treas.
ury. vice L. W. Reid, removed. The re.
moved officer is Col. L. W. Reid, OF Ale1an-
dr,a, Vs., who was appointed under the
Cleveland administration.
The following changes In the 4th class
poRtofices of Virginia were made to-day !:
Leach, Floyd county, L. A. Mastin appoint
ed postmaster vice O. E. Spangler, resigned |;
Scottsvilie, Automatic county, J. i. 9ault,
sics N. B. Gault, died.
Senator Mitchell to-day reported, as an
amendment to the postofice appropriation
bill, an Item sppropriating $200. 0C0 to en-.
able the Postmaster General to test in coun.
ery districts the sSstssa OF tree delivery Of
maiIe.
congressman Wise Of Virginia notified S!s
colleague, Mr.. Jones' Of the river and keE.
bor committee, to-day. that Mr. Frank Ruf
fin and delegation from Richmond would
rarr,ye here tomorrow sDd ask that commit
tee to hear them on behalf OF an increased
appropriation for James river.
The bill for the Washington and Western
MARYLAND Railroad reported favorably In
the Senate today stEikes cat oil the drse
asetIoa Of that bill and preVlaes !or 3 bridge
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-23

The DEMOCRATIC cooven.ion OF Nav
York Yesterday deciared fos the repeal OF
the M,Knley bill. for reduction 10 the
tariff for the repeal of the Sherman silver
hill. and for the equal value of every kind If
dollar coiDed ip this country, and Senator
Hill. the nominee Of the convention for Pres
ident, aunoupoed his warm support of that
declaration. Nov, that Is sound democrat
IN doctrine. and will be Endorsed by eyery
good and true den ocrss throughout the lin
ais of the laod. But 1t is no more than Wa
expected of either the convention or liz
Presidential nominee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-23

No mention Is made of whese tho yacht w,s
when the alleged death occurred.
On February 18Th in the personal columns cf
the Times there appeared the following
I'D 81 B A. Il. Vining is requested to comm.
nicate dstsils Of the death of Dir. ". 3. Litde-.
dale, as announced in the Tine, Of the IO:h inst
to his relatives, or to Messrs. P-itchard and
Marshall"
This request met with no response. 4 reprc.
sentative of tho Associated Pres cslled on Mess-s
Pritchard ard Marshall to-day ard attempted 70
learn something Of the case i. being said that
Miss Wiring Is an American. The solicitors
stated that thoy vera still unable to establish the
identity OF Miss Vining.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-23
Foreign NeWa.

MADRID, Feb. 23.-Ths floods In the
provinces of Granada. Malaga, Almeria and
Cordova are Increasing. Already enor-
nous damage has been done to all kinds Of
property, end 1t Is feered that unless the
waters rapidly subside the lots will be In.
calculable.
LISBON, Feb. 2S.-The river Tseus is Ave
feet above its normal level, and continues
to rice. The Inhabitants of the towns elor 6
its banks are building levees to protect
themselves from inundalion.
LONDON, Feb. 2S-The b. Hon. sir
Eepry Gotten, late loid OF Her NJ jesiy q
Court of Appeals, died today.
The Times says that negotiations for tie
establishment of reciprocity relations are
about 10 be commenced between Austria
and the United Slater.
PARIS. Feb. % 1t Ia reported to-day
that M. De Frey slnet has declined to for m q
ministry. Another report has it that Zen.
Loubtt vas requested by President Cafl OF
to form c. binet, bnt he declined 20 &C.
cspt the undertaking. 1t Ia said now ths'
M. Ronvler, minister OF finance 10 the late
cabinet, will be summoned 10 perform tie
task.
BERNIE, Feb. % Cardinal Gaapar Mer
millod, bishop OF Lausanne ard Geneve,
died to-day. he was born In 1924 at Ca
rouge, near Geneva. Cardinal Mermllod
has published numerous eermoDe, confer.
enoep, dlsocurses and other works on thee.
logical topics.
LONDON, Feb. pa dispatch from Morrow
states that Count Tclstoi, who has been engaged
In the work Of relieving the distressed in the
famine districts, has been ordered by the govern.
ment to returo to his estate This action is taken
in consequence Of a lettsr concerning the famine
which was recently published in London, as writ.
ten by Count Tolstoi. The government holds that
the letter was unpatriotic. Countess Tolstoi has
writer letter denying that her husband was the
anthor OF the London letter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-23

GEN. BEAURyaARD has recently writ co
letter 10 Col. John 9. Mosby, in which ne
says he had always condemned es dangerous
and i'll advised the Gettysburg campaign IN
I'll he read the Colonei'a iate articles on thai
osmpsjgn. but that the Colonei's explsna.
eion OF 1t induces him to withdraw that oor-
demnssiou. To al! familiar with the cir
eumstsucss of the battle of Gettysburg, 1t
has always been known that 1t was brought
on without Gen Lees knowledge; that be
wss led into 1t 10 order to save the division
that did bring 1t On aud that he bore The
blame for 1t. SO for tia. of all bis asmy'a
other mishsps, patiently and Without the
slightest attemps tc relieve himself.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-23
q D, plorable Tragedy

HASTINGS, Nee, Fec. % --L,,t evening
Capt. D. Yacum, ex-Msyor OF Hastings, net
Myron Van Flset en- one Of the busiest
,hosoughfsses In lhe city, sna without q
word pulled revolver aud fatally shot
him. The affair is the outgroWth OF O
soandalous srticle, published in aensa.
iional sheet, alleging hat Capt. Yocum's
daughter had eloped to D.nver With his
co!ored coaehman.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-23

An eminent Presbyterian divine aOno0no.
cd to bis congregation thtt be mus. take a
vacation 90 seoonlt Of brop chltis, the eldera
raised his salary and gave him Dr.. Bull'a
Cough Syrup. He was cured,
My daughter suffered greatly With neural.
eia In the face and forehead and was unable
to secure any relief I eaw Salvation oil
advertised. seDt for bottle, and one appii,
cation gsve entire relief.
J. 8. MoOAULLEy, policeman.
Residence, s4 n. Bond ST., BALTIC, ND,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-23

PRESIDENT HARRISON is prcfsssed civil
service reformer. And yet he sent
Lynch, the neg,o Alb auditor Of the Treas
nry ard Bruce, The negro recorder OF deeds
for the District of Columbia, to Mississippi
to work for the selection OF a Harrison dele
cation from that State to the coming nation
al republican convention, and to have them
selyes made members of that delegation.
Mr. Harrison, by his weFda, supports the civil
service law By his actr, he houta it, bIt' 10
the particular oaes referred TO. with no GER
ssinty thai hIs OF 20. Will be gained. MF
Sherman had the negro delegates to the las'
national republican convention until they
reached Chicago, but as coon as they al
Elyed at that city Gov. Alser bought them
at 30 much head.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-23

Three C's.-There are three c's that seiss
the childsaa and carry them of. The three
e's are coIds. eoHghs, and Group. Mothers !!
Dr.. Bulls Cougb 6yrnp cages the little ones
lives
If men are suffering TEXTURES with tooth
sche, they ehould not try t. smile and look
cool and handsome. How much wiser to
ease the paln 9th bottle of Salvation OIL
Price 25 cents,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-23
LEX A N DIR a. "
TUESDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY %.

M1sNEAPoLIs vas selected 30 the place
fer holding the national republican conVeo'
ton az msans OF retaining Minnesota ID
Its republican orbit, from which that sale
bad begun 20 mauifsss evidences OF a cs''fe
20 ehont. But late intelligence from there 10
to the eff. CT that the mesns referred 10 msy
nos sscure he orja for which they we're
ad. n ed, and hat t Aiisnce people anu
shs democrats may combine, ana thus 'dn
another SER to tue oamoora.ic GALAXY. In'
fa,msre 10 the Northwest. a. wsil ss snose 10
all the o.har parts c! the country. have Or
come tired OF ha9iUg to psy double p'ict
for nsssly every ibing hey ong' io'
the benz & OF a few protec cd m4nuisc'n''
ara. spd also OF having the market tor inei'
crops restt ed, By compelling foreigners to
pa, for them With scaros gold instead oil
With plen ifai foreign produ't's both Of
which conditions are produced by 'hs no'
Kinlev bill
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-23
Ktnley BIZ.

AS GENERALLY anticipated, the democia
o. OF New York yesterday, 40 State conVen'
t!on assembled, unanimously nominated
Senator Hill fer President, and instructed
,ts seventy.two delegates to the national
democratic convention to give him solid
vote. When the seventy.two delegates re-
serred TO shall meet the delegates from the
other States at Chicago next June and as
sure than, az thsy will do. that Senator Hill
is the idol of the effective strength OF NeW
Yo.k's democracy, and tbst be vii! sweep
that State by fifty thousand msjo'isy, those
who doubt the acceptance of that assurance,
and the nomination Of tie man who has
never suffered defeat, are Ignorant CT hn'
man nature, and don't know thst democratic
despige muewumps and Iowa Hill for the ep'
emles he has made, end that audsoiiy Is 81
ways the winning care.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-23

Tbs cApteip and crew Of The Spanish nark
Nabadogiss from Savannah for Valencia,
Spain, were rescued from their sinking yes.
90! and yesterday taken to New York,