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Oan1ing Academies.

Dancing ACADEMIES.
iENANDiI. MACGEEGOE's Mcndcl-.ohn Assembly
~ ,.ms los Wet 55th.. rrSatr l,--on, ami ctt,'v,
81 dane NJ. Tie men, class viii begin E.eg De; OtA.
ior walch prtsiou. application must b. made
rENNANDpS ACADEMY IG2 T. 55th-,t-PRiCES
REDUCED Class, now forming Private lessons ANY
hour 81 Waltz and all f.honah" dance' taught rapidly
~ IORnE H. WALLNCE'> Dancing Cas,c, AZ Music
" Hall 3th.st. ana 5tha,c anl Harlem. so and -
W,sf l3dth.-t. circular.
EIo. J.. WALTER. lately rturnci from Europe.
" Classes aud Private Lessons Society Dances daily
<oi Columtusaye.. s0th and sist A.
ryN GIORGl. DODwOHTH.
l. so. Gsl rffh-ayr.
and prNat" lessons Mons lass commences Mon
cay Dec. An. tNcwl Tuxedo lanciers.
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Mi.LflAS AND tOItI.irN rEACni.i:s' AGENCY
"A supplies Prof s,or, 1raehrr, Irt"t' Do' c5"eSe''
Mis- NJ J. va Nt.f LTON. - Union square
GENCY Miiam Coyfier' supple tutor. professor.
n teachers. etc. II! AL dept feconH enos
school, parn'.. $50 jhis" zoos Bifnc Coz -nh'st
I INSTRUCTION ~ FRENCH-Prl,atc lessons In con-
Ntfsatlon. grammar aud IL nature. -
CASTOR Dot Ny -? Wes; ftth.st.
N-ASTEp Two teachers fr next term for s'hDl near
w companion. g4sl museitn German and French
g.i,.rnr-~e- Mis- DoNONANS Teachers bureau. ~
f.fsf
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HOLY LAND EXCURSIONS LEAVE

4
~ NEW.YORK-COIOy
Panama South Pacific. Cent Fl America,
Mexico ard California
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD
Sailing, from Pier -. foo; I Canal - -
COLOMBIA W 81 ,dav. De-. ~. nooN
CITY 30.
NEWPORT Woduc-diy 10 noon.
For fright passage and general information apply 10
the Genefa Agents.
STAMFORD PARRY. HEBRON & CO..
81 Broadway. o Picr 81 ot tanii.st. y. r.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-04-06

before Jury. Jury failed 70 agree and
wasdischarged- camaIisr 81 stsze; Ham.
Dcit for defence.
Monday, April g. Thc hrsf case tried
to-day was No. IS. criminal appearances
State vs. Legi J. Wise; inAicsed c. selling
liquor ga sunday. Indictmenf demurred
b and demurrer sustained Cxn2lier f,r
State; cgnbs Tor irayerser.
The next Csc taken up was No. Grim
inal appearances; State Is Raphael Downs;
inJictei for assault upon Levi Wise with
intent 70 kill Plea in abatement fled:
plea Gemurred 10 snd demurrer sustained
Exceptions noted BY defendans's attorney.
Tried before the Court. which was occupied
until its adjournment for the day 10 hear
ing the evidence in the case.
The petit jury was, 10 day. discharged
for the term.
Tuesdsy. April z-The case pending
which the court adjuurned yesterday was
resumed and argued The prisoner was
sdjndged guilty and sentenced % two
years in the psnitentitry. Notice % In
tention 10 appeal was given. Camalier
for State; Holmes and Ching Cor prisoner.
Mol pros was entered in case Of State vs.
Downs, charged with arson. The court
adjourned for the term
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-04-06
Destructive Fires.

Wcdnesday, uf last week, the house OF
Hill rad, second district. about mile
from the Factory, caught fire and was des
troyed with al its contents. The fire &C
CURED about Il m, and when discovered
hy Mr.. Price the sonth side of The building
was ma, Of flames. Mr. Prices endcav
.ors were all centred in rescuing his wifi
ana children, and when that was accom-
ulished il was found ITO late To save any
thing cisa. Mrs Price. who was in the
last stages az consumption, was removed
In the residence Of Mrs. PAMELA SaundeTs
and died there about midnight. Besides
All lis household goods Mr.. Price and son
] =, in the fi4m-s all their savings amount.
ing Ia $1O7. The total loss was about 800.
The fire Is supposed To have originated
nom some defect in the chimney. There
was no insurance.
Saturday evening last, the dwelling on
Forrest Landing farm occupied hg Messrs
james Rot ert Raley and Daniel L Raley
was burned Ia the gr una and all TIT
household gonds except two beds and a
portion of the dining room furniture were
list. When the house took fire there was
no one around except two young ladies
About the time Mr.. Rnley's house tell H.
Mr. w. w. Joys house, near by, WAS dis
covered 10 be on fire, hut the flames were
cxtiuguished before they had gathered
neadway. Tie Forrest Landing house
was built by Mr.. p II Dorsey about ten
years ago at st of about $1,000 The
house belonged u Mr. Charles X Brewer
ana is said to haye been insured for $500.
TN. Mo. ~rs Raley lost $i29 in the flames
,,1,;,,a,,, clio. - dollars were recovered after
the fire. The fire ~'ai'e" "o'ii 'He N'''Ne''
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Lowuntown Locals.


lFrom our Regular COTresponIN emit
Farmers are busily engaged pillow. ns'
gruhbing etc and truckers are utilizing
every fair day getting their ground in pro
pcrcundiIion II an carly planting. Tohac
C, beds arc promising and wheat is heauti-
fully green
Consignments of oysters and poultry are
being made every shipping day. An &C
count Of sales recently shown us by q w.
pruTy, yerifies that money could he realized
fr i, the ruising pfpuultry Mr.. ID shipped
u doz, u chicaens Ia w ). Byrd aud Com
nan, % - Camden Street, Baltimore, and
received $40 30 net
Powell and West, and Benville aud Com
many are extensively engaged cutting cord
wood, principally pine.
So far as our knowledge extends no
lambs have been mo Tested BY hungry dogs
A little meal baked IN the old fashioned
way aud tooths, me bones given Ia CANNES
are a potent relieyer of hunger. wherever
this simple and Inexpensive remedy Is
faithfully practiced there will be no occa
sion sor an energetic poison 10 be fpread ON
the buttvred side of pancakes and promls
cuously thrown about enclosures
The radicies az rose bushes are pushing
their way through the syit earth. and ere
long fragrant blossoms will scent the air.
he mnaotonous notes of the fish hawk are
h.. ii and the suppressed MARBLE # the
,,,o,l 'Qg bird az il looks towards the
c-rnleau canopy greets the attentive ear.
Samuel l. !Rawleigh, Jack Poe. and fish
err,ep from a.. 0erge's Island are tnieraLly
successful. ;1hsd, behring's, and alewives
are Srine caught &ae rStail at reasonable
Fl ures.
After Socrates drank the iGial cup of
bemlock we are 5old that he d:ed with the
greatest composure. J. is kindly informed
Tia, n calmneSs Of mind has enthroned
itself where formerly disquie'ude vas wont
tn r.ign reminding US OF the peace Shich
fiI,el the great Philosophers heart as hs
n,ssed ~ the unknown. We have goodIy
,umbqr Of the fair sex hereabout. too
INT there is u someihing-we trust that i
NAV ultimately prove gnome-in the way
of oar success! Rats. those annoyina
rodents. are caus NJ much trouble TO 4
numler uf our neighbors. Their iondnes:
for rhu zrvcnth c1aug u ne spkSVfu3 y
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-04-06

Swickley. Penn. We had an epidemic
OF cholcrine, as cur physicians called IL, IN
tits pace lately aud mAde great biz
with Chamberlaia's Collie, Cholera and
DiarrhGs Remedy sold four dozen bot
ties of. il one week ard have since sold
nearly a gross This remedy did the work
and was big advertisement for me. Sew
er4l persons who hal been troubled with
diagrbut furiwo or tarce weeks were cured
b. q few dUsys Of this medicine.
7 p. KNAPP, PHI G..
Is and 90 cent bottles for sale by William
+. Greenwell & Son. Leonardtown, Md.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-04-06

FuinaSkablc. Whenever indus 4 found
y Invariably lined with finely gna~ed
p'eces Of reSi calco. flannel. etc. Peculiar
lsnf hg
Neutrality-suspicious. are rcPieie with goods
aud We presume that merchants will do a
fair business during tho holidays New
fashions are occasionally introduced and II
seems TO be useless multiplication O.
monosyllables. etc. tocouvince the deys tees
OF same that IL is morally wrong 10 follow
them- Teachers Of the doctrine that mans
extrf nifty Is Gods opportunity may en-
ieaVor To shape the tastes by the dictates
- their philosophy but the mandates Of
custom are impossible and insipience is
attributed To those who do not bow n them
ne stern 4 will If maierfafnjllas must be
"oeyed Tullie Crocus, dear girl. must hays
a new bonnet-vulgsriy called hat-and
gloves to suit, and Master Tommie mus,
don Cleveland collar and Stevenson tie
or There will be weeping Niobe and a
never ceasing vinegar tempered vouoo
america to increase the mysterious family
jar
W T. Powell Is visiting relatives in Ac
c'mac County. Virginia, and Theodore L.
West is attending 10 his sture during his
absence.
heport has 1t that several marriages are
u take place soon, all young persons.
Miss Essie Jarboe, Miss Lena Adams and
ernest Adams, are visiting in Washington.
DC.
The steamer Arrowsnith makes regular
bi-weekiy trips TO MiIler's wharf hisap
additional accommodation 10 shippers.
The officers Of this commodious boat are
exceedingly polite aud freight is handIei
with great care.
Rev. FIR. Sullivan celebrated Mass at s..
hichefs and there was preaching at Ridg,
chapel on last Sunday. Both Churche,
were crowded, that is, their respective
seating capacity was occupied. Dant..
says:
There is no greater woe
Than Ia remember days Of happiness
Amid affection,
aud we take this occasion To state that Their,
IS no greater happiness than To cherish
The good deeds Of friends particularly when
the same are bestowed upon persons VIII
have naught but the soul inspiring thank
you TO proffer in return.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-04-06
Localwise and Otherwise.
AZZANA.

Court adjourned for the term Tuesday
Gardening is now occupying the atten
ton Of our citizens
The recent good weather has greatly i'm
proved the roads.
Governor Brown has designated BY nro
"lamation the l4ih of April as Arbor Da,
The cost Of the Juries, witnesses &c, f,i
he term OF Court just ended was abon
$4,000.
There will be preaching at ST PauIs NJ.
T. church. Leenardtown, Sunday, April 8
At $3.50 p m.
There will be meeting Of the Teachers
Association on Friday, 21st day of April
next ut 10 O'Clock a. m. A full attendance
is requested
Joseph F. Morgan Esqr.. of our town, i,
off on trip 90 Texas to look after some
investments in that State of his late brother.
ia law Mr.. Albert EdelcD.
To make room for the report of III.
Grand Jury we have been obliged TO hole
yer an interesting Baltimore cNmmunica
ton and several correspondence.
Friday evening, Bernard Clayton, 4,
Young sou Of MIR Bernard Long had hi.
left leg broken ab"ve the knee while romp
ing with mail driver, Joseph Morgan d.
Leonard b Johnson reduced the fracture
The GUduRt c0uriers of the Martins put
IN an appearance about p. NJ. April Is
and spying out the country" returned t
make their report. 1t is strange but tru,
that these birds send out scouts who G
and look at nesting boxes, then leave and
within few days return in force.
Easter Monday party of colored meT
al Jar oesviIle, in the 9Th district, got int
a fracas and were ordered out of his stor,
by Mr. JEFF b. Jarboe The men refusec
to go and in attempting to pu; them out i
is alleged that Mr.. Jarboe was hit b,
Edward Chase with pair of steel knuckle.
AM! badly cut Justice II. T. Hammet
issued warrant for Chase's arrest.
At meeting of the members of the con
grcgation Of St. Andrews Parish in &C
cordance with the rules and canons of tn,
Church, held at 81 Andrews Church. OF
Easter Monday, the following named per
sons were re elected members If the yestry
10. eph II. Kew, j. Parran Crane, Waite
! H. BTiscoe. John w Williams. Martin |.
Hammer, John A Evans and Danl G
Hammett John f. Ching was also electeC
n member of said vestry in the place o
Griffin Hebb removed to Baltimore City
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6aint I1aiQF .adcOA
COUNTY NEWS.


The Star Beneficial Society Icolorcil
:lc Incorporation IT which, March I. ulti.
nj, Las alFeady been noted In tie BEAc n
has purchased AN acre of land near the
iafm a Nr William + Ahcll and propose
erecting hall theaos. William II Bow
man, John II. Rscder. Frank SherklifF...
Augustus fancy and Henry Spears are th,
iacurporators aud the objects of the Society
ar. u care f1r its sick, bury It's dead and
cgiiiyaic spirit oi Christian charity
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-04-06

Wednesday Of last week, MIR d 7.
Dixon, sent one Of his farm bands 10 pillow
"a piece of ground which was in dispute
between him and Mr. Joseph F Knott
Knott ordered ne man away. Dixon then
went TO do the blowing himself. Knott
came on the scene, struck the horse with
a club and felcd il 10 the ground. In
avoiding Mr.. Knots onslaught, MIR. Dixon
iIippe.i and fell and was beaten into insen-
sibiliiy A Mr. Quade saw the difficulty
aud went to Mr.. Dixon's assistance, but
was worstei 4 son of Mr. Qnade mex
came o. his fathers assistance. Meanwhile
Mr. Dixon revived and drawing his pistol
shot Knott inflic;inP painful wounds.
Both Dixoa and Knoit are severely injured.
Dr. Il r. Morgan rendered the necessary
surgical attention.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-04-06
CIRCUIT COURT PROCEEDINGS.
BehTe associate !adss CraHe.
lanes ]. eItsaSell, Clerk.
B, UaTis CsEaiier. States iiisv1sy.
). ChaFa1s ihaapoa, >he'iG.
Continued from Int ,neek

Thursday, March 30-rhe case, pending
which the court adjourned "Wednesday,
was resumed as follows: State VS. BeDja-
min Cottingham and Charles Gleenwell.
Indicted for abduction for purposes OF PFC
tIiulion. Demurrer "a Indictment De
murrer overTnied. Trial By jury. The
trial Of this caseoccupied tic court for two
days At about $50 p. m, the jury returned
verdict OF not guilty. Caunalier for State;
Hamme,t. Holmes and Ching for defence
ThgGrand JnryCsme in,UvUars PrsHpsl
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-04-06
who Says Rheumassssn Can Not Bs
Curea7

My wife was confined 60 her bed for over
two months with a very severe attack oi
rheumatism We could get nothing that
would lffnrd her any relief, aud as last
resort gave cbsUberlain's Pain Balm a
trial. To our great surprise she began ID
improve af er the first application, aud by
using it regularly she was coon able to gel
mp and attend TO her house work. T. Fl
johnson. Of @ J. Knutson & Co.. Kensing
ton, MINI. so een1 bottles for sale by Viii
liam F. Greenwell & Son, Leonardtown,
Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-04-06
RATIFICATION NOTICE.

Robert G. Combs, Assignee,
vs.
Charles B. McCully.
In the Circuit Court fisr ST Nary's county.
sitting as Cour' Of Equity,
M. 762, y r.
Ordered. this End day nf March, 1898.
that the sale made and reported by Robert
q. Combs, Assignee. in the above cause.
he ratified and confirmed unless cause to
the contrary be shown on Hr nefire the 4th
Monday in MARCH. 1898. provided "A
copy Of this order he published in the ST
Mary's BEAcoS once week for three sue.
ceSsIve weeks prior To the said 4lh Monday
in March.
The report states that the property sold
for $500.
JAMES J. greenwich, Clerk.
True copV-Fesi:
JANIS J GREENWELL, Clerk.
March 2-3w
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-04-06

That is Why I Recommend II.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy gives the
best satisfaction Of any cough medicine ]
handle. and as seller. leads all other pre-
partitions IN this market. recommend II
because it is the best medicine have ever
handled for coughs, colds and Group.
William F. GreenwelI & Son,
Leonardtown. Md.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-04-06

IL perso- wishing o. have B -ss, Shoes
II aud Harness neatly sni promptly done
at iOw nrir-s viii siD vel - ell on ne I
have atied nut the aisup atJs ing RaleY's
Hotel. formerly n~cup,'d by ''Grn Bailey.
Fine Bass and shJss mtIe % order. 4
small amount must be leit in advance for
all new work ordered.
JAS. L. COSSELLY.
ksrvrh a-Sam
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

Until further notice Tor the purpose of
receiving taxes | will be at
Jar5OesUil!e, the LIST Monday of each
month.
ST. Mig0's, the first Tuesday of
each month.
Valley Lee, the 1st Saturday of
each month.
e. All who are owing back taxes 10
me must settle az once. w W CECIL,
Collector.
Dec % 92-tf
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-04-06
UNDERTAKING.
FOR SALE OR RENT.

MRS. E. r. BELLS FARM. situate ON
III the Public Road near the Plank Bridge
about mile and n half fr,m Leonardtown
is for rent for 1893 or will be sold on rea-
sona0le terms. Apply 10
WIN f. GREENWELL.
LeonardtDwn, Md.
or 70 MRS z. a. BELL,
1927 Columbia 81, n. W.
Novl0 92i2m Washington, n. G.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-04-06

RFFEg BY PERNIssInS To:
J w Hall, President Fivsi National Bank,
Baltimore, Nd Henry W.lii4ms. Agent
Weoms' Line SteaIucss, baltimore. Md /;
jams Edmouds, Cashier National Bank Of
Commerce. Baltimore. Maylan
We have with "a Mr ID Il BEAN,
who will give his -pecial attention 10 the
inspection and sale Il tobacco His famil-
iaTftv with the trade and hi experience as
salesman will he a guarantee for the best
prices and prompt returns.
Apr! Is, 9l-tf
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-04-06
BARGAINS I!
BARGAINS!
BARGAINS !

" dollar saved is a dollar made" The
n above assertion can be- verified by
reading few OF the articles named below.
can only give few, but YOU can rest
assured that will save you rue DOLLAR I"
call your attention IA -four, Standard
family, $s65, and the best -four THAT
CAN BE MADE $3.50 If you do not
fiud il the best you ever used will cheer
fully refund the money. Fry it; you viii
be more than pleased
Coal oil, $50 pro i, the best IN ,de. II cts;
10 gallons, IL cts; cDal oil, TO propf, 10
cents; 10 gallons, 8 cts.
Fine salt, $i.49 per bag; Bright syrup,
% cents; > gallon lots % cents; Best Porto
ificO mpiasscs, 80 cents
Cedar water pals, 3 brass hoops. 80 cents,
cedar pals, 2 brass hops % cents.
Mems prine, dpuble->ple bppts;war-
ranIeu, $245 and 20. wnmen's oil grain.
standard, 81 "a, also. shoes OF all kinds
from % e. Sd cents per par less than regu.
lar price; also, btrg Iins in
Furniture,
Clothing,
hats
Caps.
Shirts.
Wines,
Whiskies.
The best CIGARS to be found, s cents,
2, 5.
Dumesiics, Ginghams aud Prints low.
Tinware aud Glassware
The and ~ CT. Ounter is a wonder.
NJ l. l. l. L ~ Z X Y
in ladies Hats and Trimming This Is
the store to save money AMI T. have hat
trimmed that will please you will take
pie tsurc IN sh wing them "a yln whether
lou buy or not | am 6ouIs6 tn SELL
Ny expenses are as small a. can Ice, aud
verify WILL unt be un ,rrs sd.
J. Il. IIliylI.
leeaarlIaWa.
Dec l-yt
IMPORTANT To TAxPAYcnS.
| will he, until further notice, for the
purpose of receiving taxes Mt
.NechanicsriIie. Oh LIST Monday of
each month.
ChapticO. on 1st Tuesday after the
1st Monday of each month.
.HileytOwH, on the 1st Wednesday,
after lst Monday of each month.
J. H. PAIRS ms, Collector.
For the purpose of receiving taxes will
be in
HOLLYWOOD, April Is, 1898.
OAKvILLE, April II, 1898.
LEONARDTOwN, April Is & 25.
JOHN w WILLIAMS, Collector.
Dec Is %
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-04-06

REFERESCE-
Mitchell. Port
Leonardiown; JnL
gainesville; Spencer
Aug loug, Claggeis;
Wilson Palmer & Co, b.
tacturers' National Bank, b,
ional Bank Of Republic, Wa
C.; jacob Warden. Berryville. v.
~ Correspondence solicited witt.
shippers.
March 3-tfs
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ARE YOU?
Interested in Low Prices

IF roy IRE lnoking tor safe
and reliable place TO trade, wa wish To- in
form you that all our departments arc re
ple;e with the newest novelties, embracing
the best of bargains; and
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It's report and after receiving the thznks Of
The Judge for is punctual attendance and
attention 10 business was discharges. Ne
suhJoin the report:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-02
4 PIGEON COTE FOR THE NEU-lORh.

GEORGE W CIILDs'S FASTER GIFT To THE NfW
CRrISFR-FINE CARR Frs TO BE SELECTED
PHILADELPHIA April l tspccaD.-Ihe new United
STATE. cruiser Now York Is t. have an important al
di,,op IN iis equipment In the shape ~ Il cote AMI
,,,.rs fnr m s,cngor service. an Easter eit from
c,or.e W Chili.. u minated To Mr.. Chli'
Iii ycek That Lieutenant T. u. VI. Mason. executive
ogircr Of TIE Ncw-Yort, was favorably impressed
with the Idea of using pigeons rs messengers Tor Sc"
s,rylc. and that place could he found on The New
yor for q cote similar to that Of the Con,iellt
and he order wa ~ given for such cote rs
ria. .xp,ricnrc Of those in charg" of that oi the
Constellation should advise. and OF design ana ma
,,.I 10 he I'm keeping with In" Ncw-forks appoint
mcni,. ,,
occupants for the cote were offered from 'N'IN
,,,-,.r ~ soon rs II learned tat II Wou'u
-, huIl, several plgrouhyers asking rs "A FAVOR 70
10 allowed 10 supply from their own coicc'loha III
,he birds I, would hold. This coltd nov p' P'
,,t,,.d however. and II decided To ao''P'
,,rs..r from, the lofts Of only those persons WIZ
=, , time mr. another had been In th" le'n i"r 'h'
.,,., oyored by Mr. Chilis for the best DAYS "'rh'
,h,,. assuring to Lieutenant Mason Tor his cNp'''
,,or,. IN. very best stock In the country
WORK will he begun upon the cote ih''n''''H
~ - may he In place In time for the parah' 1t u NV
'',.a, ,h,, the birds will I've AT home IN II Nv Wv
nhhh'N ,ha Coycrnment test, ana Num,l''l,.. "a
,,"1 10 tie situation to be tu'''u " ny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-02
TROUBLES OF THE COLUMBIAN REPUBLIC
OUTRAGEs COMMITTED BY VENEZrELANS-fAA
me IN THE C\UCA VALLEY.

OUTRAGEs COMMITTED BY yENEzrELANs-FAM'
me IN THE C\UCA VALLEY.
Panama. March ga dispatch from Bo-
gotta TO THE star and Herald" states that In Arauca
and other frontier towns grave outrages have taken
place against Colombian citizens by the Venezuelan
authorities. Tnc trouble out OF the confScatioh
OF properties In these Colombian towns by Ci"Spo>
administrator of confiscaed properties, who charged
that the OF these places had been synpalle
with Andueza Talacios usurpaton, and Therefore were
included in CrespO's decree OF October 20, l-J2 on
"ccnfscation.'' Their neutrality in the recent
the confisca;cd properties were returned, and II Is
understood that large sums will be paid by way OF
decentralization In order to avoid international com
pilcations.
The famine continues TO rage In the Cauca Valley,
where the prices of provisions have increased that
life In the middle and northern districts of the de-
partmen, has become almost impossible To the poorer
classes OF the inhabitants. Tie attention of tho
National Government has been directed To TINS state
Of affairs and To the necessity of adopting some
means of afleviating the pable condition Of the hall
million of people who inhabit the Cauca Valley ana
are ON the brink Of starvati,N. The Cauca Valley
comprises the most thlokly peopled portion OF the
department of that name. 1t Is larger than France
and possesses n great variety OF resources ranging
throuch the climates OF all the II Is Inhabited
by "A little more than 100000 people, most m
could not be possible with II large and industrious
populaOl.