Saint Mary's Beacon from Leonard Town, Maryland • 2

Saint JJapjfg Beacoq. MD. THURSDAY Morning March 27. Fire haa destroyed the last documentary evidence which, it is alleged, would have disproved the charge of conspiracy to assassinate Abraham Lincoln against Mrs. Mary Surratt.

The residence of her counsel, Col. John W. Clampitt, of Highland Bark, in whose possession was the evidence, was burned together with all the documents in the case. The documents were ready for publication. He said that he would try to rewrite the documents.

of the Deacon.) Washington, March 25, 1895. Spain has so much trouble at home just now, that the President, with true gallantry baa decided to give the Queen Regent time to find ont what she is expected to apologize for and if she is of the mind of some of our naval officers, she will do anything but apoligize for an occurrence that was a right in such times as those, when Cuba is in rebellion and draws her supplies from i the States where she has thousands of sympathizers. Senator Dale favors acquisition of Cuba by the United States either by purchase or conquest. Senator Morgan is of the same mind, but Senator Lodge demurs at giving citizenship to the particolored and partly civilized population of the island. And so while waiting investigation of the Allianca affair, those who love war and alarms look with interest at the little cloud further South that may without a momenta warning burst into a storm, for England has sent her ships to Venezuela with a demand for indemnity which must by paid in money or concessions, and as the United States is pledged to the Monroe Doctrine and has also ordered ships to rendezvous in Southern waters to protect the interest of the Venezuelans there may be serious complications.

The most sensational episode of the week was the demand made by the Secretary of State for the recall of Mr. Thurston, the Hawaiian minister, who is also an American, and who has offended by giving to the papers matters purely diplomatic. The President has provided for two of the ex-congressmen. Springer, of Illinois and ilgorc, of Texas, making them Judges of the new Courts of the Indian territory. Kilgore is such a determined and person that his Court will in all probability be one of sensational and dramatic scenes.

Other rejected Democrats still linger here and hang around the White house and Dcpaitments looking for something that will save them the necessity of returning to their constituents. The poor member of congress were not so much to blame as the eighteen Senators from the nine States of Nevada, Colorado, Wyoming, North and South Dakota, Montana and Idaho, Oregon and Washington who held the balance of power in the Senate. The eighteen States lying North of the Potomac and Ohio rivers and east of the Missouri have a majority of forty six in the house ont of a total membership of 350. While the above States have a majority in the in a total membership of eighty-eight only thirteen members in the House. While the great States of New Vork, Pennsylvania, Ohio and Illinois have only eight Senators but one hundred and seven representatives.

Hills originating in the House had little favor shown in the Senate. The gold reserve of the country is to ho still further depleted. The French look two million as dower of Helen Could, daughter of Jay Could who married the Count Castiliane, and now the heir to the Earl of Searsdalc is to marry the beautiful Mary Leiter and with her a princess dower goes. Leiter pore originated in Washington countv, Maryland and from there went to Chicago where as one of the firm of Field and Leiter he achieved fame and fortune. Having retired from business he came here and built a colonial mansion of white stone on Dnpout circle.

The daughters of the family are all lovely and very accomplished. while the good hearted but illiterate mother is the Mrs. Malaprop of society. Further inroads on our securities arc threatened by the arrival of the young Heal of Westmeath, an at; tachee of the English Embassy and a bone of contention for the manoeuvring mothers. Among the charitable institutions started here, the one in which St.

is specially interested is the House of Mercy presided over by Mother Alphonse of the Order of I Mercy, and whose assistant in this noble work is none other than Sister Hernadine (Wegie Stone) beloved by all St. The House of Mercy has been established in the Elliott mansion on North Capitol street, just a square from the Capitol and is designed to afford a home for girls who have work and a shelter for those who' have none. Already the house is crowded and among the inmates are some from the lower counties. None are turned away; those who can, pay board those out of employment are cared for and aided as far as possible. The good work is retarded for want of means to enlarge the house and care for all who apply.

Sister friends should remember her and give her meterial assistance. This paper gives the sad tidings of the death of one beloved and revered by all who knew him. One whose tender, sympathetic heart prompted him to com- fort and sympathize with all in I trouble. No one ever went to Father Keating that did not find both comfort and pleasure in his society. If he is mourned here so deeply, wbat will be the grief of his former parishioners for whom he had ever a word of affection and a prayer for their happiness Eternal rest be his reward.

Conti dina. NEWS IN BRIEF. From the DUlimr Sun. Friday, March 22, 1895. Hon.

illiam Whyte is mentioned in connection with the democratic nomination for Governor. The entire plant of the W. W. Tunis Hro. at Mills, in Talbot county, was destroyed by fire; loss $20,000.

A new invention in telegraphy, by which, it is claimed, 200 words a minute can bo transmitted, was exhibited in Baltimore. An attempt was made to burn St. Patrick's and St. Catholic Churches, in Washington. An insane woman is believed to be the incendiary.

Mrs. Webb obtained damages against the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in Howard county for being carried beyond her station. Private advices from Hawaii state that prominent royalists are forming clubs among native Hawuiians with a view to annexation of the islands to the United States. Sixty men perished by the explosion of gas in Rocky Mountain Mine No. 5, at Red Canyon, Wyoming, on Wednesday evening.

The mine was wrecked. Mr. Wm. Martin Aiken, of Cincinnati, Ohio, and a native of Charleston, S. haa been appointed supervising architect of the treasury, vice resigned.

The trial of Eugene V. Debs and other American Railway Union officers at Chicago has been set for the first Monday in May. The action of the county in setting a date for the trial dissipates the belief which was general in labor circles that the case would never reach a bearing. Saturday, March 23, 1895. The legislative ticket is claiming attention among democrats in Howard county.

Mr. Richard H. Edelen, of Charles county, is being mentioned for the democratic nomination for Governor. Mrs. Mary Kllcgood, widow of Mr.

Robert D. Ellegood, has been appointed postmistress at Salisbury, to succeed her husband. Preliminaries are being arranged for a new treaty between the United States and Great Britain, designed to protect fur seals better than heretofore. A decision by Judge Doblor, in the City Court, establishes the law. it is said, that when furniture bought on the installment plan is replevied by the dealers the purchasers may recover from the dealers any money paid by the purchasers above a fair rental charge for the furniture while it was in their possession.

A conference of New Orleans business men, called by Governor Foster yesterday, decided that no i more money could be raised by private subscription to maintain the military guard on the river front, It is thought this action will force a settlement of the labor troubles which led to the riot of Tuesday. I ss Mary Delaney, of Milwaukee, was arrested at the Elsmerc Hotel, in Washington, yesterday, charged with having attempted to fire St. and St. Patrick's Catholic Churches in that i city on Thursday. The odor of kerosene was on her clothing when she was arretted.

She is about thirty-five years old, and went to ash in gton to lecture. She claims to be a Catholic. Her sanity is I questioned. Monday, March 25, 1895. Prussia has an income tax which last year yielded 129,043,084.

apt. Charles Manigault Morris, who commanded the Confederate cruiser Florida, died at his home, 908 St. Paul street. Two highwaymen attempted to City Councilman Walter B. Swindell, near Swindell glass factory, but were repulsed.

In default of $2,000 bail Miss Mary Dulaney, charged with atj tempting to burn St. and i St. Catholic churches, was committed to fail. hile a new Spanish cabinet has been formed no reply baa been received at the State Department to Secretary demands relative to the Allianca affair. The grand jury of Howard county recommep4 that will relieve taxpayers of the coat of taking care of tramps and pnt them all to work on the public roads.

Li Hung Chang, the Chinese peace envoy, was wounded in the face yesterday by a pistol shot fired by a Japanese. The wonnd was slight. John L. Waller, formerly United States consol at Tamatave, Madagascar, has been sentenced by a French court-martial to twenty years imprisonment on a charge of corresponding with the llovas. Henson, the colored man indicted for the murder of Mr.

Shea in Ellicott City, says he will not remove his case from Howard county, but will be tried before the court without a jury having anything to do with it. It is stated that republican candidates for the presidential nomination are beginning to put forth efforts with a view to capture the delegates to the next republican national convention. It is asserted that ex-Speater Reed, because of his alleged uncertain currency policy, has lost rather than gained ground. DIES. March3oth.

in the Bth district, A I DOtt NS, lieloved wife of William 11. in the 3.lth year of her aire. Too much cannot lie said in praise of this dear. woman. Suffice it to say.

she was truly a model wife and mother. May Gkl rest her soul in peace W. H. New Advertisements. FOK THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

We present to the of St. Mary's county the name of Mr. DERBY A. LYNCH as a candidate for the House of Delegates, subject to the Domination. Mr.

Lynch's ability cannot be uucstioncd aud we believe he can materially aid the county. 4th District. Mar Bar A HUMOROUS LECTURE, BY EEV. H. FIELDS SAUMENICKI For the benefit of ST.

THOMAS Chapel. ADMISSION, 25 Cents. Easter Monday, Adams' Hotel 7:30, P. M. Easter Tuesday, Hotel, 7:30 P.

March 29 95 UN DERTAKING. With two hearses and a full line of coffins ami Caskets of latest styles. We take leave to inform the public that we am prepared to serve funerals promptly and at moderate prices. S. C.

GOODRICH. HENRY A ABELL, March Ridt.r, Md. FESTIVAL At the Hall of the MUTUAL BENEFICIAL LEAGUE, Milestown Easter Monday Night. Oysters in all Styles, Ice Cream, Cake, Lemonade and all the delicacies of the season. GEO.

W. PASS, President. FARMS WANTED. There are at this time many inquiries from farmers in the West ss to land in Maryland, especially Southern Maryland. If persons having farms for sale will send me discript on of same, stating location, numter of acres, size and condition of! buildings how much fruit and price, I will advertise same free of charge and endeavor to obtain Farms boarclering on the water, and large es- pecially wanted.

Address. D. E. GRAVES, Real Estate Agent. 519 Twellth Street, N.

Washington, D. C. March 21. T'HE AET AMATETJE, Best and Largest Practical Art Magazine. The only Art Periodical awarded a Medal at the World's Eair.i Invaluable to all who wish to make their Ur- i I inir by art or to make their homes Unutiful.

i For 10 cents we will send to anyone tloninir this publication a specimen copy. Iwt I with color (for copying or irani, inw and supplementary pages of designs i 'regular Or FOR 25CIS TORBEG'ni 1 PAlirriHG MONTAGUE MARKS. 2 Tnion Square. N. Y.

Mar FS SALE One A Bay Mare about 8 years rnrfr Apply to jjHj JO. F. March Leonardtown. 1 8t Patrick. This hign bred Tallinn will be k-t to mares this season at a price.

Persona desiring his will please communicate with me. He can be seen in Leonardtowo, first Tuesdav of Court. R. BREWER, tterlv. March 14, 1995 to Salt of Coooty Bonds.

The County Commissioners of Si. connty will offer at public slc, at the Court House in Leonardtown, at 11 o'clock, a. on TUESDAY, April 16th. 1835. the following Connty Bonds, of the third aeries, running 15 years from July 1894.

Two One Thousand Dollar Bonds. The purchaser paying occurred interest fnm 1, 1891 By order Board, JESSE TURNER, T. LKE MATTINGLY. President, CM. March OUT-PENSIONERS.

Office of County Commissioners, i Leonardtown. Peb. 90,1895. Notice it hereby given. That the Connty Commissioners of at county will meet on TUESDAY, April 0,1895, to strike the aaaJw all from the Pension Lift of said county, for the purpose of revising sod correcting said Hat, Names of worthy and deserving persons will be reinstated on said list upon the filing of a petition signed by at least three taxpayers.

By order T. LEE MATTINGLY, Clerk. Feb. The best far money. foru Derby that I I costa dollar motf anywhere fist on off woof Sait thatofarj for fes tie Sat'S Oscar Morgan Extends a special invitation to his many friends and customers to visit his STOKE and examine his large stock of fashionable GOODS.

I moan to sell and shall alwavs keep what the people want at the peopled prices. It will be my aim to give ray patrons every worth every time and if there be riue in good goods at low prices I mean to be The Store of Leonardtown. DOMESTICS. In this department lam low priced. Call and examine my fancy Shirting, Ginghams, Calicoes and Lawns before purchasing elsewhere.

GROCERIES Fine, fresh and cheap. Call and make a small purchase and 1 know that you will become a permanent customer. SHOES and HATS. My new styles are in, and prices lower than ever. My stock will please young men, old men and boys.

Ready-Made Clothing. For mens, and wear I have the finest, cheapest and nobbiest line ever shown in my store. lam emphatically headquarters for this trade F- OSCAR MORGAN, Id. Get UNDERTAKING nOFFINS and CAS REST I.iV-t styles alwasys on hand and furnished at I i shortest notice end at lowest prices for rash. THREE HEARSES, always at hand.

Gath. In conjunction with my Blacksmith and am prepared to build CARTS. WAGONS, BUGGIES, Ac at low prices, REPAIRING, PAINTING and TRIMMING a A. DILLOW. Leonardtown, Md April 81.87—1 1895.

SSRINBJCHEDULE. Weems' Steamboat Go. PATUXENT BI7SH fiOUft. On and after Saturday, March 9th, STEAMER ST. MARY'S Will leave Pier 8, Light Street, every Saturday and Wednesday at 6:30 a.m for Fair Haven.

Plum Point. Run and Patuxent River, as far up as Benedict Returning, will leave Benedict every Monday, anti Thursday at 5.90 a. Sottevly at 8 a. Millstone Landing at 10 a. Run at 12 Plum Point at 1 p.

m. ami Fair Haven at 2:30 p. m. for Baltimore. STEAMER WESTMORELAND Will leave Pier 2, Light Street, every Sunday at 9 tn.

for Patuxent Riv6r direct, as far up as Bristol. Returning, will leave Bristol at 12 in. on Monday, and Millstone 8 p. m. tor Baltimore, calling at no wharves below except when signalled from wharves on the river for passengers and perishable freight HENRY WILLIAMS, Agent.

2 Light St. March The Twice-A-Week Republic. SPECIAL OFFEE. Good Only Until March 31st, 1895. two new subscribers with two dollars ami get one year free.

Send four new subscribers with four dollars and iweivr the two years without nwt you know a tiling when you it? A word to the wise is sufficient. Address THE KEPPIILIC. St. Louis, Mo. dflO-rWO HUNDRED ACHES OF fine oyster grounds to lease furtive years.

The shore now probably contains four or five thousand bushels of oysters. For terms, apply to 1). A LYNCH, Aug Valley Lee. Md. HAVING located at Great Mills, i with a new HEARSE and a full stock of COFFINS, CASKETS, ROBES, I am prepared to servo funerals at the shortest notice and upon reasonable terms.

I am, also, prepared to build CARTS, i WAGONS and BUGGIES at the lowest prices. Repairing, painting and trimming a spe- I vialty. F. T. S.

PRICE. June UNDERTAKING. and a-balf Ores Mills, op the road to vSmmIQSmSCL St with an elegant hearse and a lull stock of coffins and caskets, we are prepared to serve funerals at the shortest I notice and upon the most reasonable terms. All orders quickly and neatly attended to. I LEWIS T.

CLARKE A April MASQUERADE BALL AND SUPPER, THERE will be a Masquerade Ball and A Supper under the management of the Ladies of St, Andrews Parish in Leonardtown on Easter Monday Evening, April 15. The Supper will consist of and the delicacies of the season. All arc cordially invited and a good time is guaranteed. Admission to Ball and Supper 50 cents. Refreshments extra.

Adults. 50 cents; children half price. Mrrch A. W. CARRE, PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT, POULTRY, RdGS, A MR, FURS, If JIIDRS, LI VR STOCK, GRAIN FRUIT, dr.

418 Howard, Baltimore.) Consignments solicited. Send us a shipment. You will he pleased with the prices we get and prompt returns we make. Feb 28 HENDERSON, LAWS 35 IS. PRATT Ualtimore- Md.

Manuiaclurers of CAKES, CRACKERS and CANDIES by steam. I beg leave to inform my friends and patrons that 1 have permanently associated myself with the above firm and respectfully ak for a share of your patronage. Thanking you for past favors, I am yours Very respertfully, W. B. TENNISON.

J-y. JOSEPH H. MILBURN, Contractor and Builder, prepared to furnish at all times LUMBER, At the VERY 1.0 WDIMT PRICEM. Virginia flooring, sl2 to per M. Georgia $lB to $25 M.

Georgia framing (heart) at $lB to $22 per acconling to length. Laths $2 per thousand at Leon ardtown or River Landings. on delivery. AH orders promptly attended to press at $7.50 to per M. North Carolina Rarn plank, $1450 per M.

HOTEL. It you want a fine oyster stew or roast call at Leonardtown, during I March Court. And at the same place you ill find abundant feed lor your horse i March Bead! Head! Head! BRING two empty sacks or a flour barrel to Mill and have filled with 196 lbs. of Hillsdale Patent Flour made from tuund, wheat for only 88,50. Half barrel, half price.

Quarter ban el, quarter price. mnM Think of it 196J15. of choice flour for $3 50; 98 lbs. for sl.ts, and 19 for 87J. Same flour 2 cents per pjund.

Bran in abundance tor sl6 per ton; 10 bushel lots, middlings, 30 cents per bushel. S. GARDINER. Near Chaptico. Sept AUCTION SALS OF HORSES A WEEK AT The Baltimore Exchange, 318.

320. 322 Honk Street. Baltimore. Md We vondact sales every Tuesday, Thursday ami Saturday. comim-ucimr at 10 o'clock, A.

M. imi run no rt-k whatexer in bimnit at auction sale as you an- fully protected. you 31 Its to try all Mock and if not a your mom-v refunded any argument whatever. A- -If you p-i the Mwk home, and if not represented. tekarraph within 31 hours iini will your imiDev, our aim hr to aatiafjiction.

All stock sold to I the blithest bidder. an-1 no by allowed i a strictly Uiritimatc business house. I tall for and la- is imxsi. We also have consent; on hand 3Sti head of maw and mules at private sale, the Unrest stock In the city, (let our prices U-fon-buying elscwberv. Write for particnUea.

M. FOX A SONS. AmliiiooTS awl If you have any horses to sell. ship them to us. tint renn-mber when they go up at auction you must take the highest dollar (rid, no mati ter how valuable an animal is.

Jan. 10, WV 1 GREEN GROCERY, I ELD. KEIIP2E 7IETT sell. Vegetables, Fruits, Meats i and everything usually kept into find clow green grocery. Giro him a call.

Jan SLEEPY CORNER WIDE AWAKE! Ft tends and Present WE bpg to ask of you one little favor; I IT that is to come and sec us at MILLS. if oU need anything in the Mercantile i line. We will give you goods lower than any taritf rates. We will save j'ou money i every time We are just from Baltimore with a full line FALL and WINTER SUPPLIES and we mean just what we say. Now, all we ask of you is just give us one trial, and see for yourself.

Thanking you for past favors and hoping a continuance of the same. Yours Respectfully, GEO. COMBS CO. Notice To Court of St. County, February 12.

JM9S Ordered by the Court. That Jane E. Herbert, administratrix of John Herbert, late of St. Mary's county, deceased, gave the notice required by law to the deceased's creditors exhibit their claims and that the same lie publish) once a week for six successive weeks in the St Bkvcon. Teat: Ptin.ii* 11.

Register Wills for St. county. In pursuance of the above order, I herej hy give notice that 1 have from tin- Court ot St county, Maryland, letters administration on the rsonal estate of JOHN C. HEKBEUT, late of said county, deceased. All having claims against the said deceased are hereby notified to exhibit same with tlu- proper vouchers attached thereto to the subscritier, on or before the Mill day of August, 1895.

they will otherwise by law he excluded from the benefits of the said estate. All persons indebted to the deceased are requested to make immediate payment to the sulmcriber. JANE HERBERT. Administratrix. Feb 14.

StorC is tum: To buy Groceries, Provisions, Fruits, Silt, Nails, Hardware, all kinds of 5 ami lc ysl, irvfth doulAe. Notions, Hosiery, Shirts, all wool, at 50 jar cent less than last year. Blankets, Buggy Blankets, Horse Blankets, Boots and Shoes, Cukes and Candies, 1 etc. When you want a BTO VK to last a lilttime, call or send for a catalog te describ ing the world renowned KXVELStUR OOK STO I KS. Landed free of freight on the whart at Leouardtown.

Nov mt COME AND SEE. I NOTHING so thoroughly convinces a person ot what is in existence as to see facts with your own tyt J. O. JAHBOE has, tin- goods anil at bottom prices iti hi.s new store at California, anil it will afford him pleasure to wait on all old friends ami to form new acquaintances. His stock of g-xsls, consisting of the leading styles in and wearalso a lull iine ot choice GROCERIESin in foul, everything not.

often seen in a country store, has been carefully and tastefully selected by an experienced person, and he defies competition- pass by the new at California without calling in. If you do, you will regret it. Come and See J. O. JARBOE, Lee.

California. I Shoe Factory. I beg to inform the public that I have opened a first-class Boot WW and Sloe Hand Manufactory xt BE. i the old law office of Col. Benj.

G. I Harris, near the Drug Store, in Leonar ftown, ami solicit the patronage of the public. A rfjstirituj cone. My experience of 30 years in the business will guarantee satisfaction. First class band-sewed shoes, $5 00 nailed 500 Boots, and 900 W.

R. SPARKS, Leonard town, Md. lan 10 fotr. will boy a good farm horse App to C. H.

LUCAS, Compton, Aid. March 14, F. F. GREENWELL M. 0.

Office Hoiks, 8 a. m. i and Oreenbriar at night. Jan First Clearing Sale! Great Redaction in Prices! SHOES, RUBBER lUK)TS, OVERCOATS. CLOTH ING.

HATS, fine stork. DRESS GOODS, FLANNELS, KERSEYS. BLANKETS, 4c. Silverware-Bmur custom, Kn.vcs, Forks, Spoons, At-, quality tmi. PARLOR LAMPS at cost.

OIL, best quality, 5 gallons for 50ct. GLASSWARE A CROCKERY, tine stock Candies, Nuts, Fruits. Flour, Meats, Groceries. BEST GRANULATED SUGAR 4J rls. Notions ami Fancy Goods in rn-at variety This in your Chinco for Largains.

A. A. LAWRENCE, LEON A KOTO WN. MI). ESTABLISHED 1869 Piedmont Guano TOiUCCO PLANTS AMI TOIiAO -F INE 1 TOBACCO.

FOR COTTON, CORN.OATS. WHEAT, PLAHUTS, AM) ALL orII KU HOI'S uhe PIEBSOHI SPECIAL FERTILIZER. MAxti'Ai ri Ki: nr THE MT. AIEY MANHFAC'INO CO. BALTIHORE, MU.

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Watches, (Jl)icks uni Jewelry oi-atly paired at rea-onable prn ea. All work done in workman like Call at tho Drug Store. Kepkiikncks Jnk Jl. A II in, I.Havt-.l It. Dawson, Wns.

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Sept SURETY BONDS OF EVERY KIND American Banking and Trnnt Ccmpanjr, of Eallimcre City. for. I ily Hall and IVt liaitiinore. Capital. iJit.int Stockholders Uilil jui.mi ui-itai.

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