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TIE WORLD
ron Il
1879.

Sisoe tn ehasee In ID propriesorship (~sica
took Placs Nay !, ls5s) The World has BE-
come tAe brightest, sprishtiiest, most scholarly
and popular journal in the metropolis" 1T &
en'crts;aiag, distressing, bright decent, fair and
truthful" II does wrong witsingiy 10 no man,
no creed, no interest and no party Il tread sIl
subjects ofimportancc earnestly and with respect
II seeks to make itself an agreeable companion,
ss well as . faithful guide and teacher. The
World regards the recent victories Of the party
with which |; BY references acts not as mere par.
tisan triumphs gained by partisan conirivanccs.
but as the unruis,akablc expression OF deep and
genuine popular demand for new methods in gov
eminent, for . thorough purifcafion Of the public
service and for recti6caiion ofthe aims par
" CARNATIONS. Wherever and ~keserer "a,
DemocTutje perry Yrores h.esfisya! TO skis Eayslsr
dsnasd, fHE WORLD will resols,eiy xpho!d il:
rA.rerer and eAeaerer u falls short q o. attempt.
10 eogaf''aef his Popsiar de~and THE WORLD
rW az resols.ely oppose and desosnce Il. In Q
rord, TRE WORL D. belieres the Demoerasie par
ty TO eIiss toS The Paeie good. dees MT heliere
tie Ys6ie seSrioe to sriss fo, he good q fAe Dcmo-
eraIse party.
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CoNPurArioN OF IxrEREsr.-The
State OF New York has a very satisfac-
tory law for the computation Of inter-
est. and one which every other State
would find most convenient. II requires
that full months shall be reckoned, each
as one-twelfih Of the interest for one
year, and oil the remaining days less
than a month as each ne-thirtieth Of a
month. Thus the months are each one
twelfth Of 365 days interest, and the
odd days are each ons.thirtieth Of that,
the latter beng, therefore, reckoned q,
the rate of $50 days to the year. This
is all irrespective Of the method Of sta
ting the time in the note. Thus, note
October I, for sixty days. with grace.
would be reckoned for two months and
three days; but July I. at sixty days,
it would be two months and two days.
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KNIGHTS

The riding was generally good and conducted
throughout systematically and under the direc-
ton Of Chief Marshal, J. p Crane, and his aids
and the result shows that Misfortune was at Las,
fortunate in gaining the first and creates; honor.
Miss Emma W16a, Of Jutland Avanel and No
one to Love. having taken an equal number of
rings tilted for the mastery, which was awarded
to Avanel, who crowned Miss Jennie Bean, of
Carroll county, the First Maid Of Honor, while
No one to Love selected Miss Mamie Lilburn, Of
St. Inigoes, to grace the position Of Second
Maid. Then came forward Lost without Cause
to End the Third Maid, which he did successfully
in the person Of Miss Susie Abell, Of Smiths
creek. The privilege Of crowning the Fourth
Maid was calamity wen by Try Again, he tax
ing all three rings upon riding OF the tie, his per-
sevcrence overcoming Unprepared and also the
Tall Pine.
Col. Wood, the President In neat and ap-
propriate manner, then from the stand declared
the riding ended.
The crowns were then delivered to the success
full knights and by them presented to the several
OtteS Us Ue1OSc ufcuttOutu Usu0t fss.
rade. This over, all proceeded to the mansion
near BY, where q welcome Of the most substantial
kind was accorded BY the ladies in charge who,
as Is their wont, furnished in profnson the deli
cacies Of the season, which was enjoyed by all
seemingly with evident relish. Amer dinner,
the knight Of Misfortune led forward in the dance
the accomplished Queen Of Love and Beauty, as
sisted gracefully BY her lovely Maids Of Honor,
each accompanied BY her successful Knight, who
had bowed in homage to her charms, and with
this example all who desired followed and enjoy
ed themselves uEiil the ''we sma hours to their
hearts content.
The Martha Washington Tea Party, which fol-
lowed, was, We learn, quite q success the ladies
participating appearing in appropriate costume,
but neither space nor time ere now at command
70 allow Us TO give further particulars.
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REYExr OF THS REsuHprroE Acr.-
The Lower House IT ceagsess passed
On Friday last . bill fer nfesling The
vitsl part Of tie Rsssmphss set-she
par. in which, tn Sesset4y e the
Trsssuryss direetss y besis seSesu-
ing he lssal tendes noaes q he 6rst
Of JsnssTy. 18Th The vois ssosd rs
syss TO i2o nays. % reDsblisaas sesing
with the majority and n democrats
with the minority. This repesling act
has still to run the gauntlet ofthe Senate
and President. with the chances Of un-
favorable action by the former, or. Il
the Sesste concur. Of veto from the
Presidsst- We giss below the text Of
the bill 10 fall
"a bill to repeal az that Fart Of the
act approved January Iith, 1875, knows
As the resumption act, which author
lied the Secretary Of the Treasury TO
OPPOSE Of United States bonds and -
deem aud cancel the greenback eurren-
ey." That al that portion Of the acs
approved January llth, 1875, entitled
"An Get TO provide Tor the resumption
Of specie payments" which reads ~
follows, to wit: "Aad wheEever, and
30 often ~ circulating notes shall be
insued to any such banking association,
so increasing its capital or circulating
notes. or so newly organized as afore-
said, it shall be the duty OF the Sscrsta-
~ Of the Treasury to redeem. the legal
tender United States notes in excess
only Of $500, OOO, 900, to the amount oil
80 per centum Of the sum OF national
bank notes SO issued ~ any such bank
ing association as aforesaid, and to con-
tinue such redemption as such circula-
outstanding the sum OF $500, 0O0, 900 oil
such legal-tender United States notes,
and no more. And on and after the
fsst day Of January, A. ID. 1879. the
Secretary Of the Treasury shall redeem,
in coin, the United States legal-tender
notes then outstanding, on their pre-
sentation for redemption at the Office
Of the Assistant Treasurer Of the Uni
ted States in the city OF New York. in
sums Of not less than City dollars. And
to enable the Secretary Of the Treasury
to prepare and provide for the redemp-
ton in this act authorizedor required, he
is authorized to use any surplus revenues,
from time to time, in the Treasury, not
otherwise appropriated, and to issue,
sell, and dispose Of, II not less than par,
IN coin, either Of the descriptions oil
bonds Of the United States described
in the act Of Congress approved July
l4th, 1870. entitled An act to author
ize the refunding Of the rational debt,
with like qualities. privileges, and ex-
emptions, to the extent necessary to
carry this act into full effect, and to use
the proceeds thereof for the purposes
Aforesaid" be, and the same is hereby,
repealed.
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FOREIGN OPINION OF GRANr.-The
people Of this country-friends and en-.
emies-are much too near the partisan
excitements which grew up in Grants
two administrations to make up Just
and unprejudiced estimate either of his
or their true merits or defects. Bacon
appealed on his death.bed from the
judgment of cotsmporaries to foreign
nations" Grant. visiting E.repe under
the circumstances he has, can fairly be
construed as following Bacon's exam
pie, and, if popular or aristocratic ova-
tons may be allowed to decide the
question, he is entitled to be admitted
at once into the lofty but narrow circle
Of craftsmanship. Not, however, thus
thinks the London Times, and we give
below its judgment upon this point be-
cause We think it is likely to be the yer.
dict Of posterity.
at is notorious that General Grant
left the largest and most vital Of the
problems which perplexed his country
unsettled. that his failure to settle The m
brought his Government into discredit
aud almost destroyed his party, and
that President Hayes is now laboring to
repair the errors and the shortcomings
Of the preceding Administration on
two Of the most important ofthcse ques.
tions-the paci6cation Of the South and
the reform Of Civil Service. The truth
can do General Grant no harm. and will
not offend an honest and a modest man.
batteries, indeed, will now pass him
without injury, and his welf-earned re.
pose will not be disturbed BY the delu.
s,ve belief that his civil policy was al
ways wise and just"
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CCoxxuxicATEp.
THI JOCKEY CLUB,

Messrs. Elifers IL saw in your last issue
some suggestions as to project TO revive the
old Jockey Club. I have, at present, no definite
suggestions to make As the matter Is still In ito
incipiency. Every year the different sections Of
our county are engaged in this great field sport
and many Of our citizens take pride in raising
fine stock. This county organization will bring
together in one club all this interest on larger
scale and with much more enjoyable results. ]
have, however, some suggestions TO make, - in
itiatory steps and these are. that those favorable
to this project consult together in Leonardtown
during our coming December Court and inaugu-
rate some measures looking TO permanent or
ganization. would further suggest, that Dr..
fhos A. Lynch take the matter in charge and
SICK to get mp the organization. One or two
parties in each district might be selected to 90
iicit Subscriptions to the sock, and, xhen Oh
tanned, . permanent oeEanisatioa could be had
in March next. have another suggestion, that
shares be put low, ay IS, which vii Be the
same 10 those Who wish 70 take larger amount.
rnder the laws of he State, - Incorporation
viii be Necessary, which can be easily obtained
by petition 10 the Judges Of the Circuit Court.
80
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-11-30

BRITISH CoNSoLs.-Thet term Brit
ish Consols" is an abbreviation OF the
words consolidated annuities." Many
years ago the British government al
different times borrowed money upon
special conditions, generally the pay.
ment OF an annuity of certain per cent.
on the sum borrowed. In 1S47 il raised
money BY lotteries, the prizes Of which
were also funded in perpetual annui-
ties. These annuitics eventually be-
came large in number and amount, and
were dealt in as any government secur-
tiles were. There are so great varie-
~ Of them as to confuse the public
mind, and to remedy this, and give uni
formity to the obligations, the British
Parliament in 1887 passed an act con-
solida.ing all these annui,ies into one
fund. the account Of which is kept in
the Bank of England. Since that time
the amosnt has been increased. from
time to time, by the issue Of new an.
nui,ies, and it has also been some hat
diminished by the operations OF q sink
ing fund, and the application Of the sur
plus revenue. The government is un.
der no obligation ever TO pay the princi-
pal. though, as We have said, il has
sometimes redeemed portion. of it,
Practically the ''consois" are bonds in
which the government agrees to pay
three per cent. annually on the sum
named. perPe,ually. They are Dough.
and sold in the market like other seeur-
ties, and their Auctua,ion usually ind,-
Gates the condition Of the money mar
ket. 1.-THE matke.rat for money is high,
coasols naturally decline, not on account
any Of do ibts IS 10 the certainty of the
,ntcrest payments. but because money is
worth more for other purposes.
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NOTICE.

4 N EXAMINATION of applicants
"A for Teachers Certificates will be
held in Leonardtown on TUESDAY,
the 9Th Of DECEMBER. proximo, III
fair, II not, the first fair day thereafter. }
- All whose Certiiicstes have ex.
Pired or are about to expire, ~ well as
those who desire to enter the profes-
sion, are notified 10 attend.
t. No payment hereafter will be
made to the holder Of IN expired Ger
ti6cate. Examination to commence .,
10 o'clock, A. NJ.
By order Of the Board,
GEO. THOMAS,
Secretary.
Nov. %, lS77-N.
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esrsu6se pusy - s.r viSags Wild sshssd
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1T - ssalvo 0usaasSa Grow" An inei-
dsas sss.ssu1 SssA q zss,r may be vsssA
ssaaalne. n Nh, 60 Arss discovered, -
Id ~ S>risi = ~ ssa-~ssd saA 90 n
eosrse, sasily eosbasa ~ bot Ia .ass. vsieh
~ soos yaras Aissass havisg ID eyes skissrd.
took - 10 NasA. ~ isp not hsiag ssake;sasiy
AAfhsrsd Shs ~. A race vasiopsevissd On he
sPos bst ahes LOG eAase, he bird wS enally
ps.ned y o. A ersrs.s peist efshs isaaad vith
eaPsiss beAisa asa tie ocean n ftoat. The 1t
nation vas critical, bat the bird seemed b take
Il h q giasn ~ ss,aly committed itself 10
Ii mercy a TIE -. Pussais vss, ofcoassc,
assssssd, bss IL psssss, so@ewAaa ssascie.se-
sRiclua, vascAsa AU0 ~ sbsss vieh almost
ssasfsi issssess he cooperate Struggle a tAe
yssag swinosr 70 prevent isssaf being cssrSrd
o.t 70 - by the siAe, which vas sbs at Ne time
ssd. running VIII ~ velocity ofs miIl-sscs.
Anxiety was increased ~hsn the captured nsae
- snnnined md bssA ~ 10 - ~ sboasd.
n eenast - uns4aAl - ~ - bird ap-
pnseo Uo0 0ssalise. Al aay nh. ID esdsa-
voes 10 usaks ksaA-vay against The lie proved
fstils and, Gsafly shandosing all esoss l. that
dissetioa, With Ne kblsd ssoicisu Of IN Indiaa
devoted b death, IL shook i,seaf up deliberately
wheeled about and poissed ID besk directly to-
wards the towering "rolieEs," faming and
breaking about twenty yards In It's front. In .
sew seconds, this narrow space was crossed and
dous crash, and the bird for the first time was
lost 10 sight, but only for momeat. n reap
pcarcd again and again and was seen triam-
plant on the crest Of the last roller and then its
beak still pointing seward il faded away in the
morning mists. Nor Is the history Of the cap
turcd bird devoid Of interest. It's captor pre-
sented it to one Of the excursionists who kindly
took II in charge and, to the annoyance Of the
captain aud crew, Gagged ii in the cabin. II was
astonishing to see the number Of clans il would
eat and its owner would often exclaim, 'by gol-
ly!' in establishment. We named the bird.
Nathan Cobb" after the owner Of Cobb's Is
land. Nathan was brought to :eonardtovn,
where he spent the greater part Of his youth but,
wishing to see more Of the world, as most young
sters do. he was sent bat short time ago to that
centre Of attraction-was hington city. While
there, he lived with our friend, Bob Callahan, a:
the Marble Saloon until . few days since, when
he departed this life. We have not, as vet, re
ceived the details sad event. but have heard
that be was given . decent funeral. We can i'm
agine the death-bed Of such IN unfortunate, Q
stranger in q strange land, with none Of his re-
lations or friends to watch ''the neesing brrath'
He could not even send q message, like the SOL.
der Of the Legion" but IL is hoped tina, some
thing was said which the ''closing eye requires
His fate WAS one to be pitied, . bird Robinson
Crusoe, and nov that his troubles are o'er We
shall keep him in memory q the Last link tina,
bound US to Cobb's Island
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Wharf.-The sales Of all descriptions, % Car O.
reported, during the week were a. follows:
Southern-3,6s1b u. common to good red at
l22 to l35 cents; .24S bu. prime do. At l39 to
143; 10, 367 bu. prime amber at las; 3, $50 b. do
at 70; 3 loo blu. do. at LAT; 7,27a bu. long-ber-
ried amber IT l5s; 8, l3s bs. choice do. at 1872:
$50 bu. do. at 1853; 3,710 bu. do. At l55, and
500 bu. white at l40CIl5o.
CoRs.-The sales during the week were % fol-
lows.
Southern.-l,7 o4 bu. new at 50 to IS cents for
lots more or less damp, AGA bu. dry at So to
81, and Ia, AGA bu. strictly prime and dry at So
TO 81, mostly at 60cts.; 500 bu. old do. at 62(G
62a; 1854 bu. new yellow, damp, at So TO 55k;
s,13G bu. do. dry at So to 5s!; $3.50 bu- strict
~ prime at 60@6?.
OATs.-Rcceipts for the week 1925 bu. The
market has been quiet but steady, the light re-
ceipts restricting business.
RYE.-Receipts for the week l,l0l bu. The
market has been quiet with sales Of $50 bu.
good at "a cts., and ISL bu. prime at IS.
ToBAcco.-Tbe market continues very quiet
with only light dema nd for choice grades v hich
are very scarce. Common descriptions, which
are in large supply, are extremely dull and hard
to move. Some few sales Of the latter have been
made at y cents for frosted and 2CG24 cents for
sound common. In Ohio leaf some sales are still
making for Duisburg. Quotations are ~ follows ::
NARY fand-inferior and frosted, OO(Gl 90
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Hogarth's line OF beauty was the
curve, which in all material structure
breaks monotony Of effect aud pleases
the eye. Compared with the grandess
monuments Of architecture mans frame
is sapremely beautiful: but " hen the hu-
man form divine" is all eontorted and
angular with Rheumatism and other
painful diseases Of similar nature. admi-
ration is lost in pity for The sufferer
All afflicted with such terribly painful
complaints as Rheumatism, Sciatics,
etc. should use kener's Roman Lini-
ment, and be relieved and cured.
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THE FoREsoS OUTLoox-Since our
last. there have been no new reports
Of the Pope's death. The msddle IN
France is beginning to effect both trade
and the monetary condition ofthe coun-
try. Indeed, a climax has been reached
which appears now to make a fight or
q foot race inevitable. In the Eastern
war, point has been arrived at which
makes the submission Of Turkey mere
question Of time unless this shall be ar
rested by European intervention
Whether or not Intervention wiis end
the present struggle or open up anoth-
er remains to be seen.