davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-02-03
s. II m It d E 8.

SIM 1 Sahrhunoert puroen in Gna-
luno auf ben 9iibneu Die 6rauenroa n
bon Sunalinsen unb Wdnnern aeipielt.
@ineS Nbenos muroe bas Yuplifum l,n-
aebulois, neil Die 8oritelluns nod rid)t
beganll. Oa trat Der Sin ctor Dot Die
@aroias unb iustc: nGutiduloiasm Gle,
Die &0niain 1T nod nid)t raiirt."
Sn Scr. 70 ser Sascmtr 3.ituna
lelen mir wDrtliA iol9euos.Uiittbellune aus
9iiioin9baulen. r3n cinem Sttinb, ut :
tiimpel bel &rufcl fano man cen 2eidnam
zines Wannes. Die &appe auf benz
Waner. Elm Stod lag am ufer. Sler-
nad ideint Oemnah Qebsnsitberoru6 bot
aeberriht gu babeu," Sc sebt bod nidts
iiber eile 9elunSe Sosit!
Gin @eif1ider in Connecticut
bate elm Yaur aetraat. uno Der junse
Gbemam fta9te ibu. mas es folte. -
Der @ciitlide erWioerte, oaB baS @eict
lbln 5pei Dollars 9ebe. y@ut." iaate
Der Wanu. nwenn bas @eiee Sbnen spei
Dollars glebt, bier lino nod so Gents
nebr, 70 oae Sic ieet $2a bubeu., hub
ebe Der @eiitlihe iih bon iriuer ueberrae
ld)una trbolen tonnte. mar oas Soar Der.
Id)munben.
Gin Nbuofat. Der fiiralid cine
GTpenienrednuns 5u MAIDEN battle. ,uurz
De BON ieinem @lienten, sinem 8af<
fer. sebetcu, tie 10 leidt als mo lid su
MAIDEN. nSa", iagte Der Aouofat, noas
fDnnem Sic in Sbrer Yadltube an ben
@ebilien iasen. aber eS 1T nidt ole Art,
,utc fk mon, SEroS +,,od,o
, 1876-02-03
SIM @ansen
Triiber l6on anscseben
S1273.S7
1902.S4
3ulomnlen

gu Der canooil6m @ntfiibruns 1T
nod Solgenoes 81 bemcrten Sic Coz
nooiiden Gbeideioungs0elebe lino peit
ltren9er als Die Der meilten l1nionsl taa.
ten ; namentli6 beitimmcn. l1e aud, oab
Der l1uloige She'll ni6t mehr beiratben
oarf. 0emnah lit es mebr als S%pelfel=
baft, pb Srau Mc&enSie Den Srn. SrDbs
9es, nit Dem tie ibren 8atten BON Mon=
treal our6brannte, beirotben fam. @eIo
Yenus CUR fraftisen Tiibruns einesSd
oungspro5clles bot iibri9ens 6rau Mc=
&en5ie; iie lol Elm lslbnltdnrises Ser
m0sen pon elmer Mtiuion Dollars baben
uno ibre Gltern, nit oenen lie na6W
trcal 5uriidsefcbrt 1T, beiben nod melt
mebr.
Sic i 4 Buffalo, g. 9, inter Ger
Nnfiagc her Grmoroun9 ibres Sticflob=
mes in l1nterluhuns befinolide Wilbel-
mine Weid 1T i'm @efansniiie nit eincm
&ndbben nieoersefOmmen. Gin SuHa=
loer Slatt iast: Ser arme Gleine 1T
li6er unter trauri9enum ltdnoen ~seboren;
pie mir bDreu, lit Oieles Die erlte @eburt,
pelde ic in Oielem @ebduoe uortam. IS
lino ctlpa Elm babies 9ubenc anoere
peibli9e Gefangenc in Der Sail, uno
oiele 9eben lid ale Wtiibe, I'M Dem neu=
en- @eltbiir9er ben AufentboIt in Dem
@efdn9nIlle 10 an9enebm, ipie mDsllh
gu MAIDEN. @as 8aroeir Nagel nit
lsinem neucn @efan9enen ansan9en nil,
tDnncn mir nidt la9en. Ser &leine lit
BON teinem &i6ter ins @efdnsniB se-
lanot lporben, uno 10 bat er bas Gedt,
cine Glage ipegen unre6ter @inferfe=
runs scsen Den Worosin einSuleiten.
IS lit cine mibli9e Gage, in Der li9 Sr.
Naysl b%efinoet!
Cine 8iener 3situns tii6t ibren
9elern, uno 5lpor in gang ernfbafterESei=
lie, folsenos Na9ri6t aus yieip Sort
ouf: vMm SDlpelterabeno fano in
v@ilmore's @aroen" in Stem Yort sur
g~e9riiBuns bes Centennial : Sobres Elm
srobcs Concert 1tatt. S6la9 Mitter=
no6t wuroe bon einem tauleno Sanser
sablcnben Gbor She far lpangleo 8an-
ner" selungen, in !oeIdem &r. Sbepoor
@abtel sesen elm Sonorar bon tauleno
Collars oas 81 Soft LANCE @olo lang.
Sonn lpl Elm Senoriit ni4t iibermiitbl9
werben!"
aud i'm 3u9tbaule BON Milouri
wurpe Dor sinlsen Sabren cine Noll1=
miin3erpertltatt entoedt, a6nli6 o%erienl=
gen, Die nan icst enoli1 i'm 3u0tbaule
in Columbus, Sbio entOedt bat.
Grabil 9of 2pn9 in Canada bat
ben Yrieitern ieiner 9iDSeie uerboten,
Die &an5el gu pOlitil6en 4gitationen
fir poer ge9en ir9cno einen Ganoiooten
gu beniben. 9as lit ieoenfaas pernlni=
ti0 ulo peroieht Nnertennnng.
Ole inbifden @aufler I'M 5
g h lansenb ehw6rer baren III
len alten woblbearinocten Tuf audi Rem
britiihen Gbronfol9er aeaenitber anfs
Yelte bemabrt uno TIN burb ibre &linlte
at wieOerbolten Wtalen gut unterbalten.
Gum eriten 0tale lieB er iih iol9e Srii-
Der Der Wtasicrsu, ft ludbreno ieines Qufs
entbalts Su 4Sartl bei SOmbap %pOrfabren.
GS palen cin paar alte ~Serlunlpte @elel>
len, sefolat BON elmer Sdaar gleihfalS
alter Weiber i'll 6litteritaat, Die peu muli-
falllden 1beil Oer Y~oriteuuns beiorsten.
Dieie wuroe ourh 2uuitltide einseleitet,
welbe audi abeuoldnoilben I3auberern
niAts gan; unbetannt iino uno tbeilweiie
nit sutcm @rfols auf Sabrmdrtten proou-
cirt Su werocn pfls9eu. &elonpsrs 6eu'
, 1876-02-03

GDurIes Speenep alias Golano, 20
Sabre nno IS. SO. Sweet Is Sabre alt,
Mtatroien BON MoIa6uictts, murben
Qeltern bier perboftct, auI Die anflase
0clcrtcurc ppn Der Ser. Gtaoten Wfa=
rine su 1tin.
, 1876-02-03

Gdiffabrt. 9ie 9orte n@ili=
bolo" c%lurirte purQeltern fir 2%iucrpOOl
nit BOO Sbls. MebI.
@eltern clarirte Die pprtusielI6e
Briggs vMarrionni" fir Gio @ranoe on
6ul nit Mebl beluben.
, 1876-02-03

Gefon9ene. Don 9alifoy wur=
Den 9citern folsenbe 8erbre1ei in Die
Nrnitentiurp scbrodt; @olenn Sos=
weQ, Elm Sabr unO @spr9e Owens, 2
Sabre, we9en Criminal Serbre6ens ;
0illloro Coleman, II Sabre, lue9en 3
perlAiebene Vrononii:un9en.
, 1876-02-03
Gtont Ni6mDnb.

Metterberi6t iir bente.
Grho6ter 8oromctertono, nprometll6e
y8inee, nit a~bnebmenoer &roft, Iebr
'foltes uno flares @etter, 9efolgt ppn
Dfli6ea 9Hinoen, follenber Barometer
uno mebr belpDlfter Simmel.
, 1876-02-03
0eianssidule bsr @irsinia
fir &iubcr unb Grpadleue
I'M 0sretualpfale
GroaSfr., awii9cn Der Q. unS 10.

Ufoooltr., Amlldcn Ger y. nno III.
@m @rnnabenb ten Stem Seb'uar BON g.
4 nr rad ittaaS tssinut be 9@ule fir
Sirser tis 81 "A 5,bren une werren rte 81.
tern fIeuno idit erlubt, b~lelelben gu ienbtn.
Der u ter tot fir &rwatiene iiber IA SAT-
re he INIT am Dcnrerfae ben 10. 5straar
@te ~ 8 u r.
81, 'lt,rn werten freurbt DIT setetsn, ale
Nnm 'eunaen, . al, Is n1G9lid su MAIDEN,
balnlt lpater ieius StDrungen ecs lrterri6ts
eatlt be-, ale ri b.r, weIde iit Der reutl1en
Srrate belf.bt eli lnb w'afommHn.
Das Sbnladb pirp rb mob ter 3abl Der
Gts lhsbmer iibten II b lpl nitt neur tetra.
SCI ais pt; iauiepben rlnfuueu 81 cefsh.
S@cmtte:
q. @ipperid, Z. Mprss rrth, 6. 9. 5isesl,
S. u. Wra, Or. %. @Iebe. y. 5einrld,
{. Yerrct nnb 8. s. abtltr.
, 1876-02-03
6 mtefa a.,
as amerifaniiae Sutter fir @isb

WV C" ~T
Dieie Otiidung entbilt feiu Nrienif
obcr ucrsiftcte Stoffe.
IS trinat cine reire 5aut uab bG,t 3ranttet-
n Bon 5inbeu meg.
Dtcier Mrtifel bat unter einen nnSern Hamen
Wunber Serri6tet 1T ben 8iebbeerben NON
@rOB Britianten,
&s 1T Elm letter Saamen unb eraeust s~siunbes
6leiih tsim 8ieb.
So ~tefErtert cen Wa9stbun bes junsen Bic.
hes.
Go Ssrbaubt bic Speilea unb eratuet LANCE
Wple lei 9haafen.
Sir 96wsine III es Elm Wfittel, tpel1eS 6ranf
beiten pon ibnen abbdlt.
IS reinist bas 8lmt Der pferbe, GinbSieb
II I. ~.
@eaIael aebsibt an bieiem Buttsr, es serbtn.
bert Gbolera unb Sermsbrt pes yssin Won
Giern.
Gs mire IN Scent pafeten Serfnuft. Die
@ebrau9sanwetiurssa inp iebr lei9t.
Sir 1 aiite 81 30fb 100 Yaf.te
2 Z 60tb go
4 10 110tb 400 .
Mnbert 6ume, 6abritant,
Sffre uub Eager go. 19, IS StraBe,
il m lint o. d ut 0 n b, ga.
, 1876-02-03
SpHetttDnett BON Yrieffoae.

gon Salten an teu amsj bslonser.n meo,n
~ I'ws 9 ~ Sfernfoiten %tffannf inb, 6.O0'n nb
.i'a' y. TX; 80 nre us 81. 9f. 6pnn
I" $50 9. ~. uub q. ".
= ." M Setertagea - 600 g. SP. uns
": NC: @pn allen anbern !aoifsn ,,,, NV
s1s Sr'efe aaf benz &idwsy ter SrSosr nn".~
V""' U. y. Bun Cen, % M.
, 1876-02-03

SIN 1iten Stationsbaule erbielten se-
fern No6t 7 Perionen, porulter 5wei
Seutl6e, freies NaAtquotier.
, 1876-02-03

@olo l6loB seltern in Sem Norf init
1l3@1134.
, 1876-02-03
8e1te Glover 6iQ NpbIen in

8eite Glover 5ia Npblen in
Stiidsn, ipsrpen sinsm iebem 9uurm IN Der
ct 'bt ,ueef1 dit. @uts5 @emiGt wi,p aar.
%rnntirt. Dn Gonne Spn 2UdO Wfunv A.
1890. ober $40 pfnnb fir So. 80, pper 1875
fir 1890. GGidt cure Erorrs mad, eer
Office lite nuo lh ain Ctr, opet rad Der
5psisoffes lite Str , 3tuiibea 8roab nuo
Grace.
Unite ifist cine biefls llniernetmune. mel
Dies ieees Sabr 1T Nt9monp $1ou,0O aus
s,bt me nj mint
, 1876-02-03
&ifenbapne1t etc.
Baltimore unb Sbip Gtfentabn.
Die aroBe, tationale. boppeltc Sdienen=
2inie, 5piidcn 8ai6iaston uno
Baltimore,
Der Often unb Weffen.

Neifsnbe Serlafen &idmcnb am Q mir IS
Wtnuten Nabmittass, Sia Der Gihmono,
fredericksburg rnb gotcmas @ilentcbn unp
potonae Damrfsr; ma6t f6neae 0erriubuue
IN Sbipbus, aeaeniiber Mlrranbria, nit esm
Baltimore une Sbic SdneIsuee mad galti-
more, philadelphia uno alien pldsen in ben
Wsw @npIaub Gtaatn.
, 1876-02-03

See Comment. Ser S1nb=
mciitcr bieies 5onos, befsnnt lih gu Dem
Gmpfan9 Der fol9enoer @eloer:
8om Mapor BON portsmoutb $353.S9
9n0p Springs, (9tib.) S6ule 400
2alprenceui(lc, 8a., 5000
Sotetpurt Gountp, 3d., 245.OO
MtaDor Dpn Charlottesville 35 90
2Dn6burg, (ourN Sen. S. u.
Garlp.) 31l.00
Wicomico Stride, (Wtiss Wrigbt) $40
Beanie bon Gl6mDno 1880
6. S. See unO S6melterk 10000
Wopor BON 2ibertD $500
@otbam, (Yittlpluanio) far5ise
96ule Is
, 1876-02-03

unporii6tises Jobren.-
SCI Soa bes gat 2oushlin, 9eNen benz
smei Mntla9en wegen unporlidti9en
6abrens pprliegen, wlroe gcltern we9cn
sibweienbeit BON 3eu9cn pom Yollsei=
.rl6ttr perldoben.
9drgi DAFT 5uri f9eaogen
Sic 8iIr9en fir Nn0rew NtiQer uno
@raocs, Die @erren 9enrp Sion u,o S.
6rommer boben lire Siir9i6aft suriid=
Nc5o9en, worauf beibe mieoer perbaftet
wurocn. Sis seltern Nbcno batte
M(iiIer mod feline Siir9en 9%cfunoen.
8raues lpl eincn onbern 8iir9en bobcn.
, 1876-02-03
pullman G6lafwagen
bon sbipbub unS Bufbinaton mod Seem
Dorf obne 8edieluns oer @aaen.

Danasiere. tpel6e NIT biefer 2inie ui1en.
sermsiesn cine Ianse unb ldfiss Omnibus
Sabrt bnrH Waibinstpn, unb errciGen 9a!tis
more cine Stunbe friber. ale i3ase .peIGe biz
rsft BON @aibineton abfnbrsn.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-16

4 HANDSOME WArcH.-The FIRST
lady in the land" having been pre-
sented Ly Gen. Rufus Ingalls, with
$500 watch, it was Of course
tie most natural thing in the world
that the husband Of this ''irst lady"
should have felt himself called upon
TO make some return for the present Of
a time-keeper so splendid, and accord
ingly we find that the husband afore.
said indemniies Gen. Ingalls, for his
outlay by sending off Gen. Meigs to
Europe at the public expense and put.
ting Ingalls,, over the heads Of two rank
ing officers. in bis place as Quartermas-
ter General. A fair swap. perhaps, and
allowable rs times go, but We refuse
to believe, that Mrs. Washington's
time keeper was obtained in this way,
or that Gen. Washington was ever
caught taking gifts-honest old Hugh
La.imer called them bribes-takine
gifts or repaying the doners by appoint.
ments TO public Office.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-16
BALTikORE MARKETS.

WHsAr.-Reeeipts Of the week %, ss5 bu
We note saies curing thu geek a. follows:
SOuihe:n--30G ba. coed White at las cents:
5<s Su. prime do. $50 CENTS: -? bu fair red
n l30 ceuts; 7s0 bu do ~ IS seuss; <Uv bu
Rood do ~ iS6 esu;G 90 bu do. ~ 1877 cents:
eco bu do. ~ l3S ceaa: <0D bu do, At l39
cents; 57s bs prime do. ~ l4V csais $50 bu.
prime amber =, l5U cents.
CoaS-Recsipts for The week COS $50 bu-
The ssles re, 'orted during the week at Change
were ~ ioliows: ,.r.
Souiheru-l6o bu. white At IS cents; i40 bu
do. ., - cesis 3.I20 bu. do ~ So cenu; e0o
bu do. ut 81 cent?; 4oO br. do ~ S? eeuls;
800 do At 81 cenis; :, 43s bu. do. at So rrnis;
TAI ku do. ~ S. 1is; 9,<06 ba. do. at bs CTS.
l0.lsS bu do. at 81 Gents, ,ssl La do. at So
cents; 6.2<9 bu. do. NJ 50 cents; SIN su. do.
~ 60 GEMS; ! 900 bu. do NJ private terms; TAO
bu yellow at So reats; SIS ou do. ~ 80 een,.;
O. go bu dc NJ % cents, $50 ba. d.. ~ -
crn's; 3a5 hu. do. SIS censs; 300 ea. do. ~ So
cents; $40 bu. do. nj 81 cent,; 1894 ha. d..
al So cents; 600 bu. do 50 seuts.
Oars Re, eipts q, 32s ba. The market q
quiet. bat s,sady. The sales reported Daring
The GEEK were a. follows: $50 bu. weather
stained Southern at - ceats; 200 ba good do.
at Is cents; l,2Uv ba. prime do. ~ 81 cents
RITZ - The markea 70 quiet Gat steady
Sales as foliows. loo bu. fasr Ut IS yeats; 400
bu. good NJ 20 cenu; 40 w. Psine NJ % cents
1osAeco-1 here 10 = mCdente shipping de-
mand for the better grades VI Mary iasd leaf.
ba, inferior grads are not WAITED and are dull
aud heavy. ohio tobacco 10 quiet bat steady,
and ne hear OF no movement Ia either Virgin.
il or ksn,Ueky Leaf We 9soss ~ follows:
NARY lau6-frogted. % Spsl An
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-16
IN MEMORIAM.

The shocking intelligence of the death
Of our lsmented friend, c. J. DuRAxr.
which, BY Some understandable delay,
did not reach US until a recent hour,
filed our heAr5s With grief and sadness.
Although other more able pens have
recorded the deeds which rendered the
subject Of this communication dear TO
his bosom friends and respected BY all
who knew him, still the writer Of thes.
lines cannot refrain from Offering to a
highly honored name this feeble tri-
butte Of . truly deep and heartfelt sor-
row.. 1t 10 true that death 10 deepest
felt BY those kind and tender frieuds
Who, Ike guardian angels, minister 1t
the sick bed, and Who daily behold the
dread approach Of death; yet the ab-
seas also exper,eoce IN due properties
Tie grief and sadness arising from the
loss Of . dear and hoaored friend.
The spark Of love and tenderness,
which 10 Invariably found IN every ho-
man brease nay often lie concealed;
bat vhln grief peoetrstes the inner
most sanetaaxy ofths bosom. the abode
Of true a4ecsioe, tbas spark - famed
- . bsighees giow. and seems, - %
sPeak, 70 hsss more inseassly - lie
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-16
lCoMxuSIcArED.

Nessss. Editors.-Y Your correspondent,
Raiyat, says the communications, which
have appeared from time to time in
your paper, have in some instances been
productive Of good. Now, in welcom-
ing 30 able and Jealous an advocate, as
he to the defence Of our cause, let me
assure him that it would afford me far
more, delight than the language of any
man can express if ] could succeed IN
convincing one poor, misguided, delu.
sive lover Of Intoxicating liquors, t.
whom even this life is miserable in the
extreme, that il 10 the most deplorable
aud detestable of all evils With which
a human being can be afflicted in this
world; and consequently make happy
and grateful being put Of . depraved
hard. hearted sinner. ~. s..
Intempesauce 10 An evil, the causes or
effects OF which very few either do or
desire to know anything about. I con.
teud, the causes are substantially two,
while its effects are innumrrzble. The
FIRST cause II = want Of faith on the part
Of poor, ungrateful man, a. manifested
either in thesvords orin the works Of God;
and the secopd 10, be fancies himself,
from the fraiity Of human nature, ab-
solutely unable 10 combat With 20 form.
liable IN adversafy--s thirst for rsm-
NJ If the jsstics Of God had not dealt
fairly with him ia the distribution Of
the various passions ofthe human heart.
AZ regards the want of faith, let M cou.
slider that the mockeEs and scosners Of the
just Noah, whose taitA above all vir-
tues saved him from the deluge Of de.
struction which be told them repeated.
" was coming 10 destroy them al, we're
- numerous - the dram drinkers Of
the pesseat day, Who positively refuse
10 believe that, though . taste Of plea
sure may quicken the relish Of Life, IN
uurestrained indulgencs 10 iseviable de-
stvvctso1. Mature, reason, common
sense, to Ay nothing of divine ocaclss,
convince M that, IL We persist in this
most Vernicious Of eli habits, our TEN.
ponl aud eternal distraction must cer-
tainly follov. Ny friepd Ralyst bas
quoted Sc. Augualine in support Of this
dreadful trutl, ee NJ hesr Whist 81.
Pail says: ~Nsither the sAeminaAe. NOS
thieves. nor usiless. lss extortiouers,
nor dsuahssIb shan enter The kingdom
q HssSea.s Deea tAis tat nsan those
ealy vhe d dvxnk Z .WouA il not Be
IL, hightA q fally, q na1ness 70 trust
% Saeh IN Interpretations 2 The most
sskvard pos1aisa n which the mind 81
nan Gan y plAced i vhea il u made .
judGe IN iis e9n nnss.
Nos. il paenise jslgnest sPoa oar
selses - u ~ scanning of this pass-
axes 1t - - suGeT N unrostrAi4eq
iadulgsoee - eater theseAlesand these.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-16

On Thasiday. the 9Th o. March. af.
ter Q. short .illuess, ct the residence
Of her husband (Mr. jos. Richardson
IN 81. Inig0es' District, Mrs ELIZA
ANN RICHARDSON, ID the 64th year
81 her age. '''" ''' '-i-''i -. " ;
The life Of this estimably lady was,
ftom ber earliest childhood, one contin.
ued exempiiac4tion u the power and
beauty Of charity efd kindness, add
under al tie circum@t Ances Of 4 life oi
vicissitudss, the ligM u her Christian
character shone Firth. Ever gentle
and afkectionAte, abb Wa dutiful and
devoted wife aud hlother, promoting
the happiness Of slj CONNECTED with her
and ~iapiog especially the hearts Of
strangers BE- the Sweet tenderness Of
her manner toSasds them. In sll good
works she was fan hin, visiting the sick,
ministeriuny like an anger Of mercy 10
the, wants Of tie needy and soothing
BY hei kind, pious and geutle attentions.
the dying moments Of Der departing
friends. In the my sterious order Of Di-
vine Prov ienee, great trials were allotted
to her, which she bore With Chfistiau
fortitude ana resignation, knowing that
'.all things but SID fall out BY Gods
appointment" aud that ''He loveth
whom, he ,chasteneth." So weep not.
dear husband, daughter, Sons and 9TH
er friends, for long aud tender,v will
her name and memory be cherished by
all who knew her and appreciated hev
worth. May her soul rest in peace.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-16

DEArH OF BENJAMIN TIrPErT.-Tbe
somewhat sudden death Of Benjamin
Tippett, elsewhere recorded, will occas-
ion painful surprise throughout our
county and will elicit the siucerest re-
grets of personal friends and of all inter
ested in popular education. Mr. Tippett
was in many respects q remarkable mau,
but in nothing was he more r.marka.
BILE than in doing well whatever Of pub
lie concern be undertook to do, and as
surveyor, as engineer. as schoclexaminer,
he made and deserved the name Of q
skilifui and conscientious worker. The
large and general attendance at his
funeral on Tuesday last "a evidence OF
the high resrc, in which bis public
service was held.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-16
DIED.

At his residence in Patuxent district,
on Saturday hast, after brief illness,
JAMES U. NORRIS, aged about 81
years. May he rest in peace!
At his residence near the Head Of
st. Clements Bay. 4sh Election Dist
on Friday, the 9th inst. after long and
protracted sickness, WILLIAM BIS
COE. in the 66th year Of his age.
baltimore Ssn please copy.
Died at the residence Of ID. G.. Ham
nett, in our Town, on Monday. the 18th
inst, after . short illness, BENJAMIN
TIPPETT. late Examiner Of Pubic
Schools in 81. Mary's county, aged
about 20 years.
Baliimore Sss please cnpy. ''.''
At the residence Of his son in the
End election district, on Mouiay, the 6th
Of March, instant, JOSEPH BROWN,
Q soldier in the war Of 1912, in the 9th
year Of bis age. May he rest III peace.
At the residence It his father. Dr. D.
G. Burch, on the lSsh inst, GEORGE.
aged abqs 4 years.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-16

A NEEDED LAw.-Ifno constitution.
Al objections can lie found against it,
and we suppose that none can .fb+, a
the Committee on Judicial Proceeding.
Las reported favorably on it, we should
Ike much to sec the bill introduced in
the Senate by Capt. Lawrence, Of this
county, extending the jurisdiction Of
magistrates to cases Of petit larceny,
become law. 1t provides that mag
istrates shall take cognizance in all ca
ses of larceny where the value Of the
goods, money or property stolen is less
tban IS. and il upon fair hearing in
any case. the person or persons are
found guilty. the justice finding them
50, shall PASS such sentence as the Law
provides. except sentence to the PEN
it"ntiary. Any person tried and con-
y:cted by them shall have the right Of
appeal to the Circuit Court of the coun.
~ upon his request, aud the record
shall be sent TO the court immediately
and the prisoner remanded to Jail. The
bill also provides that any person sep-
fenced to confinenent in the county
jails for larceny. during the time Of
such confinement, shall lie subject to
work on the public roads under orders
and regulations of the sheriffs of the res
pective counties and in their discretion.
The provision Of the bill which seeks
to utilize petty crimes for the benefit
Of the community, We think particular
~ admirable. We have observed its
wholesome workings in Virginia, where
n sentence to Jail for petty offences is
not the joke it 10 here. There, AZ Sen
ator Lawrence proposes here, the crimi.
raj 10 made TO Offset BY work on the pub.
lie thorougbfares the cost Of feeding
and consequently the outlay there for
putting and maintaining the public
roads in good condition is mere
iagLtells. Here, and under the present
law, it is the criminal that feasts and
dances and it is the TAXPAYER tina,
laws the fiddler. Senator Lawrence
proposes TO reverse somewhat tbis or
der Of proceeding and we hope he will
succeed in his enLeavors. .
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-16
Correspondence Of the Beucon.)
WAsHISaros. n. c..
March IL. 1876.

The work goes bravely on. We are
rapidly harvesting the crops Of fraud
and corruption that the Republican
Administration has been busily sowing
for the past seven years, and never was
such yield known.
So rapidly do the disclosures Of off,
cial thieving follow one upon tue other
that the mere chronicling them becomes
task. How shall I undertake to tell
you in these few lines the result of one
weeks work (?
On Wednesday the "fallen Secretary Is
as he 10 now called, was arraignsd in
the Police Court and hail fixed at $685..
600. As an evidence OF how be has
''fallen," he vas detained in the custo.
DIV of bailiff Of the court from IL, m.
until 4. p. m. of that day, while bis
eoumsel Che does not seem to have bad
any other friend in atsendance) secured
the city to find some one to go upon
the bond. Surely he must be the most
miserable Of men, abandoned and dis.
grsced, his late social and political
friends and thieving confederases being
the very lcudest in their denuuciations
They need to guard very jealously wba,
little virtue there may be in the party
for there cannot be enough 70 divide.
The Hon. Alphonsc Taft. Of Ohio. the
newly appointed Secretary Of War, ~.
rived here last night, was sworn in to.
day and innediaaely took possession
tot his olkos. He = reprsssntea - b.
ing . gestlsnan u scue abihsy-as {
hxyer. How ven That nay qualify
him TO preside over sAe affairs Of tn
War Olkcs Ne do not exaetiy under-
stand. but We are glad that be il Q ssa-
tss.ss and hope be may not suffer By
sssoeiatioo- He i . vielent anti Cath.
oils and "ADsrisaa fassy" naa cd