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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-20

Millinery
Nav Goods every week, at DUNBARS.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-06-20

THE PEACE CoKGREss.--The neces-
sary preliminaries and formalities over
with, the Berlin Congress has made a
commencement Of the work Of keeping
peace between England and Russia and
carving up Turkey 10 the satisfaction OF
these high contracting parties, but the
first days proceedings. instead OF de-
veloping peace loving and conciliatoFy
temper, elected only bitter blood and
were marked by the intrusion Of antagon-
isms so sharp that the consideration cfthe
several subjects Of contention had to be
adjourned over for the present. The first
subject Of dispute was the proposition Of
Beaconsfeld that the Russian army and
British feet should both be withdrawn
from the vicinity Of Constantinople dur
ing the sessions Of The Congress. The re-
PROCESSION of Bessarabia, about which
Russia refuses to make any compromise,
was another point ofconilict in the Con-
gress and there was still another in re-
gard to Antivari. But these difficult
ties are treated Of IN another column OF
our paper to-day and il Is TO that We re-
fer the reader for fuller information.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-06-20
Bfafgs Park, Florida.

Situated on 81. Johns River, near Jackson
vile. II contains 1900 acres Of the best Of Or
ansss and General Fruit and Vegetable Lands,
averaging 30 feet above the river, with no swamp
or marsh lands on the tract.
Il is rapidly being settled with the very best
class Of thrifty northern families, and offers 10
those desiring 10 live in State that has the en-
liabilities TO make the most desirable homes on
this continent the following inducements
Post Office with daily mails.
School during regular school months.
Religious Services every Sabbath.
Within one hour Of the only sure market In
the State, both to sell Jour products and buy
yOur supplies.
A irst-ciass physician located here permanent
~.
Perfect titles and full warrantee Deeds to all
purchasers.
Large and attractive hotel, completed and open
the entire year at very moderate rates.
We are selling 10 acres Of fine fertile Orange
and Vegetable land, for $500, and ali the way
mp TO 10 acres for 81 900 river front.
At this point the thermometer rarely goes
above 90 or below 40 degrees. We have garden
vegetables every day in the year. Send for des-
eripsive paper, pamphlets, etc, sent free on sp-
PlieatiOn 70
ORANGE PARK CO.,
June -, lsTs-2t Orange Park, Florida.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-06-20
osrTuiaY.

Entered into rest, agter long and painful III
ness Of Consumption, at the residence Of her
mother. IN the second election district Of st. Ma
RVS county, on the evening Of the l7th Of June,
1878, Miss NELLIE +. SPENCER, eldest daugh-
Ter Of the late Alex. s. Spencer, in the 35th year
Other age.
While our friend and playmate has entered
upon her glorious inheritance, prepared for 'iall
the Saints at rest" we would lay this Laurel
wreath upon her grave with words Of triumph
on our lips: Fought the fight, the victory won.
She was an intense sufferer, yet the many months
of fierce unremitting pain, 70 braveiy borne,
could NOT banist zle sunny smile, check the un-
selKshncss and thoughtfniness for Others OF
ouench the great interess in the Affairs Of he's
family and friends.
highly endowed with unusual intellectual abil-
ity, she was the life Of the social circle; bat more
than this, her sound integrity, her sanguine and
sacrificing nature, her cheerful performance q
whatever duty presented ITSELF made her, with
Gods grace, The daughter, sister and friend that
she was. She was legal 20 every trust
Weeks beforehand she selected her pali-bearers
(her eousinsl and made the preparations for her
own funeral and saying all through her sick
ness that II was ssaH right, she waited patient.
" for the summons Of release-her closing hour
on earth thus being calm and peaceful bright
with visions Of the promised laod.
In the midst Of 4 fayorite hymn, which she had
requested 10 he sung. while looking up with .
mile, and with Che last words, 1T is almosi
over the tears from her eyes wtTe Sorever wiped
away BY the best Of Friends but from Us on
whom the heavier weight Of separation falls,
''the cry goes up How long
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-06-20

THE PREsrDENT's TFS&E SETTLED
The judiciary committee e the House
has reported adversely usaa the Kim
nell bill TO refer the Presidents title to
the Supreme Court. This ttfsrt is. in
substance, that the Forty-foGrfa Con-
gress was the properly constituted body
to count the votes cast in the Prs~fAen-
tial election Of 1876 and TO declars she
result; that no subsequent Congress tio'
power to revise its action, and tfsai
Congress cannot confer powers upoe
the supreme Court or any other tribu-
nal TO reopen the questions thus de-
termined.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-06-20

THE NEXT u. 8. SEEATE.-The nexl
Is, S. Senate will be enthusiastically and
crss wheImingIy Democratic. The Dem
Ocrses Of Oregon have triumphantly car
ried At Legislature over the Republi-
cans aSa Independently ofthe Indepen-
dents. We viii probably act with them;
AID this sf4ss to the Democracy anotls-
er Senator ~ The place Of HippeT Mitch
ell. In COlorsb. il Is now very gener-
ally conceded, Rat the Democrats viii
carry the Legislature. and name the
successor Of Mr.. Gaaffae. the Republi-
can Senator, whose ime expires On the
9TH OF March next.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-06-20

- 4.
CoxGREssIoE1sas twas set
down IN the bills MT Congress would
adjourn on Tuesday Asesing. the 18th
instant, We presume a.4d 50. bot We
have 70 knowledge q nc Iact up to
This writing. OF what f(hds done o.
len undone. We have oaIy pssSsl iBfor-
maiiea and our psesesi kasgsdge =
therefore too imperfect to jsseA an
axsrd either Of praise o. blame We
are afrsid. however. the sequel "
show msny and seEious Shortcomings
On several vital issues We could nanlea
the democratic majority in the House
has been badly Ted and IN two or more
instances Il has been found positively
iaiihlcss. But growing over spTis
milk Is idle and We reconcile ourselves
10 the situation By hoping fer better
things and especially better manage
ment from the Congress that convenes
in December. There have been no
fresh or important developments in the
Potter Committee since our last report.
Mrs. jerks, though present for a
week or more, is yet TO be put on the
witness stand. and we predict when
she is, she Will forget and remember at
the proper places and with due regard
for the safety Of John Sherman and the
other visiting statesmen" We all re-
member how the rats in certain govern
ment departments eulled and eat up only
the damaging letters which Matthews
and others wrote in behalf Of their Re-
turning Board friends, leaving all The
innocent ones intact and undisturbed.
The Potter Committee will SIT during
the recess and will send sub-commit-
tee to New Orleans.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-06-20

ACCIDENT BY FIRE.-Every reader
OF this paper knows the frequency with
which the press Is called upon to chron-
icle the loss OF lie, the painful acct
dents and the destruction Of property
by fires, caused in 50 many cases by the
grossest carelessness. Hshould. there
lore, be the constant aim Of every one
to guard. with utmost care, against the
possibility thereof. AT recent Ere in
Washington, Mr.. j. T. Greaves, Of the
Fire Department. met with IN accident.
spralning his wrist so severely rs 10
render il altogether useless. This gen.
lleman says, Il was promptly cured by
two applications OF Keller's Roman Lin
Iment, and this is the cleanest, most
prompt and eliicacieus remedy | have
ever used or known" As household
article. TO be resorted TO in eases of ac-
cidents and pain, nothing in this world
equals or even approaches il.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-06-20

NAvAI FasvDs.--The WkitsheFne
committee Of Congress have unearihed
stspenSoas naval frauds snder ex-sec-
rotary Robesenss administration. New
boilers we're sold out Of the navy yards
which we're ready TO be placed in ves-
sells 81 the stocks. and then contracts
were made with the eoatraetors TO whom
these boilers were sold 10 supply new
ones Of precisely the same kind at ex-
trsvsgsnt prices. By selling materials
On hand to favored contractors for >
quarter o. their value and then bdying
the same materials again nj Doodle their
value. The contractor was enabled to
make profit Of nearly. seven bundled
per cent. II is minated that for sane
tionsng and participating in this whole
sale robbery Of the Government Robe
son viii be compelled to answer in a
court Of justice.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-06-20

THOMAS WINAE's WLL,-The last
will and testament Of the late Thomas
Winans has been fled in the Orphans
Court of Baltimore city for probate.
The following is the disposition made
of his estate by the terms of the will !:
To Mrs. Matilda Fardotovsky, daugh-
ter of Geo. Rexillon, $4,000; to Mrs.
Marie Vandervleet, daughter Of George
Revillon. $4,000; to Miss Emily Re-
villon, daughter Of the same, 500, 900;
to Mrs. Adolph Revillon, $4,000; to
MIR. Albert Reyillon, son Of George Re-
villcn, $4,000; to MIR. George Revil-
Ion, son of the same, $4,000; TO Mrs.
Betsey VanderyIeet, wife of George
Revillon, so, 600; TO Miss Julia Whist
Ter, daughter of George w. Whistler,
SIC. 900: to Miss Neva Whistler, Thorn
as Whistler, Ross Whistler and Joseph
Whistler, children of George w. Whist
Ter, each $4,000; to Citation Winans,
son OF Ross Winans, $4,000; to jose
phlne Nj. Ames, daughter to Joseph
Ames, four United States registered
Tour and onc-half per cent. bonds TO the
amount of $4,000 each; to Miss Bird
get McPhiIlips, $4,000; TO Miss Sophia
Ames, daughter Of Joseph Ames, two
United States bonds of the value of
SIC. 900 each; TO Col. 0smsn Latrobe,
son of John II. b. Latrobe, $25 900; to-
Mrs. DR.. George A. Lathrop, SIC, 600;
TO Miss Maggie Smith, $4,000.
All the household furniture, pictures,
jewelry and plate he bequeaths to his
daughter, Celeste Winans, and ali the
rest and residue Of the estate, of every
description, Is devised and bequeathed
10 bis two children. Ross r. and Celeste
Winans, share and share alike. His
brothers, William L. and Walter 8. Wi
mans, and hrs son, Ross r. Winans, are
named as executors OF the viii. The
will is dated April 20, 1878, aud wit
messed by George Worthington, Chas.
Rupeil and George w. Davis. In a
codicil attached TO the will II is stated
expressly that no bonds shall be re-
CURED Of his executors for the faithful
performance Of their duties. The es-
tate is estimated to be worth about $780,
COZ, 900.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-06-20

The managers q the ~ 1Seat Ssmn,,p
- tl.e Maryland ssia y tise Potomac a.s y.
s;gses. i dizzy havs :. q already pat, az, ~,
.teir hoasss order, preparatory !. = rse
= sssxis;keZ,. 10 whom an unus.sl,, \ :
.,...sr i expSesra 'osl the cities mi, -.
!, slt ALI water 10 soissssrncs Ct ii. sup-,;,.
j t.ions oaerua sor l.alth and snjorr... :. !.
.sho u.aaurass pricss ~, :.r board ana 80.
Tse ksyh-prsced Mtsk1GsS - %f,s -.
nause, IS WORTHLESS wAsSss- e..ea ~ - =
cleut !. ~ sor y hich roo have 10 pay bO.h
lard a& saiter, ssiised ssiqnesae Aaa 49,,
display :, Sysxe sssn their best aays, and \ 5
tse sea, ths Sts ihe open Sra, the frss. sh,f..
he esse ffa 5Sr words to that ssss,l a., =
IS,sssls aud ians Aad grey beads with ina, a.
are now tarniA \ TAR Acss. Wen, sO-e -
! Ts.-< EinlIsp A u and COlsOa's O. a, -
land end the sand 2ssIIioa opposite q. -
and further down, f.sssF POiRs, uliOsr uu,,..'
n.ent has rocentIy been yetNlOrced By tia, Pr.
Of Caterers Jack Msore. .s;sS further On sin 4.
Adam's House and linahE' psarstan's Psvi5s,
Rus, as everybody ON abe -, md Taurs vfr..
rope Is told that they Sc nOS>ssg aatss s.,v :,
NapIes. 70 we advise everybody 70 soms.as--
Sa,e Posolnae for health and sniss-S.ns 10 ON !,
, sI.s0rSrdt0ws before they return q.r.ha,
e IA % $50 on at and where the SsN.,pk "a
- They mix the latter with HAas 4, ~,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-06-20

BALTIMORE AND ONO r. R.-The
general meeting Of the stockholders Of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany was held in Baltimore on Monday.
for The purpose Of voting upon the pro-
position to accept the act Of the last
Legislature. settling the controversy be-
tween the railroad company and the
State. Hon. John Carroll Walsh presid-
ed. The vote was unanimous in favor oil
adopting The resolutions, rs, $40 shares
being represented.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-06-20

LABoR-SAvIEG MAcHInERY.-AB1ong
the labor-saving machinery exhibited al
the Paris Exposition, the correspondent
oil the Baltimore Sun describes ma.
chine TO take the place of the striker in
front OF the blacksmith's anvil. II is
constructed TO strike blows at every an
gle inclined TO the face ofthe anvil, and
IS very simple. The correspondent saw
a young lady produce by it a partly
formed hammered out horse shoe in a
few seconds, that no cast shoe could
compare with for durability.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-06-20

wHKAy.-wish q good milling demaRd for
Southern Wheat. ssish has been in light sup
ply, the marke1 10r which descriptions has ruled
quite strong. ufth m advancing tendency "
prices, which hare Improved failys cents PEI
bu.
The sales q the week, - far a. reported were
rs follows.
gonthern- $40 In. fafr 10 good red at Io4fa,
IL centz. :. G5s bu. good at HOG Il3; 80 bu.
DO. M ll6f7IIs: 1000 be. prime %. NJ liz;
], res hu. Do. - lIsG1Is. 2.so9 b. %: q
IIsalls; |, 2oo bn. prime amber az llste III;
?, go bn. do. ~ llsf1 lie; 3,2Is bu. ehosce 90.
at Il9; 4. Zoo ba. DO. 81 10 all aAoat.
Coax.-With 81 active demand and iamned sop
plies, SostLern Corn has heen very hFm- win aa
advancing tendency foF white prime selling ~
to IS cents, an adrance cf eenss On me CLOS
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-06-20

PUBLIc LANDS RENTED BACK
The House Committee on Public Lands
has made favorable report on the bill
10 forfeit certsin lands granted 10 aid IN
The construction Of railroad and tele-
graph lines. The effect Of the passage OF
This bill will be 20 remit back to the Uni-
ted States and'snhiecs to speedy actual
settlement. nearly one hundred million
acres ofland. Uncle Sam will then be
lish enough TO give Us all farm.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-06-20
Festival, Concert & Lecture +!

A T Mechanicsville Methodist Episcopal church,
- South, JULY Sra, commanding - ? . clock
n. 10. lee Cream, Cake Confectionery, Fruits,
Lemonade, etc, etc. Prices TO suit the times.
Supper, % cite. Concert at 7 80 o'clock, p. m
At $50 o'clock,
Eon. GEORGE e0IT0N,
of Baltimore, that Prince of Wits, will deliver
one Of his humorous Lectures. AdmitIanec to
Concert and Lecture, 25 cents.
JULY, the 4th, at Bethel N. y. church, south,
TO commencr at 10 o'clock, n. m. Dinner % cts.
Supper 25 cts Side tables, filed with every
defiCacy, Mt low prices. No pains will be spared
10 make this the most enjoyable Of days. Con
cert at 30 O'Clock, p. m. Lecture at 30
o'clock, D. m, by the same humorous orator.
Come one, come all, who wish pleasant time.
Proceeds for the benefit Of above churches.
Hen. eli ], HENklE,
together with several other distinguished mem
bers Of Congress, are expected. Re sure and
come to both places and then you will not have
to regret that you missed the most enjoyable
thing Of your life. The presiding officers ~
be Joseph II. Jones and r. Thomas Barber. BY
order Of the
Ea- Should 1t rain on lie 40, Che Festival,
etc, will take place on s6e FIST fsir "a. 'i'eEs-
after.
June IL, ls1s-td.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-06-20
10. ls4.

&c. ia.
II is hardly neoessAsy for Us to eAIi
the sftention Of our readers 70 50 reliable
place as the. One Price View York Cash Cloth
ing Hoase, No. Is4 W. Baltimore Street. Ifany
Of our friends are IN want Of EeI-nade garments,
esegsnt Sitting clothing Al ezeesaihgiy Low prices,
we know that there 10 no place we can more
sskly say for them 10 visit than that firm. They
act strictly correct with every one refanding tho
money when goods bought should not prove sat-
isfactoFy. De sure 70 90 there
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-06-20

inx prire uf LAST week. Yesspm Germ 49, =
assCsis xssaay IL az Sc ccnts. TIE sAAASh "a
week a. Al aessrsrsinns were ns fellows &.
Snmthern--l a Is hss. white Nt S1fasSS rsEsN
{. Sec 81. %. II saGsz1s $50 Su- do at aEes.-
ss.s 49, ~. 90. q So ass D.. yehou ~
GIG &C.
nSTs.--Rersipss tnr the we<k leo ha- 1hr
market has heen qaies and ahcat steady sne pssa
weEk. With sales e foilous: esS b. kEet SoQtt'-
ern Al 32fa3s cents; lsa b.. mixed 90. - ~.
RrE.-Kecefpss 600 ha. MARKET qsset -.
steady. sales 500 bu. prime Soatasrn a %
seuss: tee hu. priuse Western 81 81.
lzsAccn. The market has beca rather quite.
sseeEithssanLsng the ams-d u the great krenSs /,
ronssaefs. psreisas<rs not as vet having enseIssi
. S1aa market There il > good desnana tor -
better grades 81 Magyland lsa9 E9E which Frsce.
are wefi nlaiEtatnra. We stu qnoie IS fosios y;
Narrland-- iageri0r and fr0ssed, IN. 5oa : e
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-06-20

VI tue DCaCOH.
OAKyILLE, June IS, 1878.
.Messrs. Editors "A large audience
assembled at Mount Zion on Monday
evening, the 10Th instant, to witness
the concert gotten up for the benefit Of
the church. The doors were opened
about 7.3O o'clock, and about eight the
entertainment commenced by the choir
singing Gan hail the power Of Jesus
name." This was followed by other
musical selections by the choir, inter
spersed with several solos and the read
ing of select pieces. Rev. William H.
Barnes was the orgsnist. / intended to
have given you the full programme, but
Il was too long. and as all did SO well
| think il unfair to discriminate by cal
ling special attention to lew pieces.
Ali rendered their parts exceedingly
well, and the audience seemed well
pleased. 1t was the largest gathering
We have ever had al a concert. Few
seats were empty and quite large sum
for small church and congregation was
realized, which fact speaks well for the
managers and participants. as their en-
tertainments must have considerable
merit TO succeed in these hard times.
According to announcement the con-
cert win be repeated at ST. Paul's church
near Leonardtown at an early date, and
that Il may have the same success il
the earnest wish Of NJ.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-06-20

GREAT Mis-, Nh, June !, 1873
AAyTNG a very great desire 10 Accommodate
the travelling public, conpled with q heavy
debt Of gratitude owe 20 the whole Of mankind
j have determined to convert my very large
thoroughly ventilated and deliberately Furnished
dwelling into a Hotel, and in announcing the
sams 70 state that Il will always be my very
great pleasure 70 receive old patrons, and shall
feel most sensibly any neglect on their part.
hope that my terms will suit the means Of GlE.
Board, per day, $1,000
For each meal, 2.Se
Lodging, 2.50
Horses At livery, 800
Payable afrags IN adr0aes
Trusting that I may receive in the futaYe the
very Iibesal patronage exiesded nae in the past,
Very respectfully,
JOS. S. ALLSTAS.
June 10, Is7s-6m.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-06-20

We learn that this e<se, which has been hang
ing fire for some time past, has at last been SET
tied, Cllarlespaying nearly all demands ie ~ Be-
Ey's. The case arose in regard - fees, &C., IN .
removed case from Charles to 81. aary's in 1872
and in the ease Of SimpgSS and Henry, who Sere
executed In chesses for the murder Of Everett,
~iiich fees bad been Taid 10 the parties eni'Ies
By S. Nafy's. The County Commissioner Of
Charles, At tieir levy 81 1877, only allowed Szs'
on the claim Of about $500. but now have re-
considered their action and have levied TO tho
use q Sc. Aary's the renaising $500, with IN
tereSt on q portion from Let Of January, 1873.
We like 10 see our sister do the right thing and
ne eongFatslAte her in this eaae.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-06-20
n. ruslls Reads.

The Puslie Reads.
The Supervisors already appointed have all
been commissioned and Elost Of them have con-
mcnced operations. The new system inangura-
ted by the present Board seems to give general
satisfaction and Is working very well. In the
3-d district the Supervisors have gone over their
entire sections, and have not as yet spent The
one-fourth allotted TO be spent in tn first quar-
ter. We think that the great secret Of saving in
this matter Is the keeping each Supervisor with
In the limits Of his appropriation, except in sS'
traordinary emergencies. The rules gOyerRsr
this are very strict and sll0sId be Figdly enired
And another thing is, that no t"'|E sb"u.a ta
done on any section except b. sbe SaPerSiyeF 4
that section. 4 violation 81 mis- rule has bern
the cause of innumerable. soouEts and the road
deficiency Of the past year IN system Of gen
eral working upon tine tad, Il Is impossible to
tell how mach has bcen +Deui until the end Of the
;5t;e. as no system 80. IL arranged by which the
same ciE IL krpf. Tileeg sill be a Supervisor
for every piece Of ROAR ia the county and he alone
should superiHtend the repairs.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-06-20
RxpoRr AGAINST Wom.x s,

A Report AGAINST WOMAN Sur
rRAGE.-The majority report Ct the SEN
ate Committee on Privileges and Elec-
tons against the proposed sixteenth
amendment to the Constitution, prohib-
iting the several States from disfranchis-
ing women, take the ground that the
amendment, If adopted, will make
several millions Of female voters, to-
tally IN experienced in political affairs,
quite generally dependent upon the
other sex. all incapable Of perform
ing military duty. and without the
power to enforce the laws which
their numerical strength may enable
them TO make, and comparatively few OF
whom wish TO assume the irksome and
responsible political duties which this
measure thrusts upon them, and which
many men seek 10 evade. Such a
change should only be made slowly and
in response TO a general public demand.
The thirty thousand names asking for
this Legislation were obtained through
the efforts of woman suffrage societies,
thoroughly organized, with active and
jealous managers. The small number
compared with thst of the intelligent
women Of the country is striking evi-
dence that the demand is not general.
Senator Hoar will submit minority re-
port in behalf Of himself and Messrs.
Cameron wis., and Mitchell (OregOn),
who dissent from the conclusions ofthe
majority.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-06-20

OREGoS ELEcTIoS.--It is now pref
ty well settled that the Democrats will
have fully IL majority on joint ballot in
the Oregon Legislature. Whitaker,
Democrat, is elected'to Congress and
the democratic candidate for Governor
is also elected.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-06-20
Sunday at 81. AlsysIus'.

sunday ~ sts Aleyslus'
Archbishop Gibbons administered the sacrG-
ment Of Confirmation in 81. AIoysius church,
Leonardtown, on Sunday last to ninety-seven
eonfrHnnts. A very large eoneOurse witnessed
the imposing ceremonies. Father Yicinanza eel-
ebrated mass and the sermon was preached by
Father Carts who took for his text the Gospel
proper for the day. The choir rendered Con-
cones Mass, with LoBda Sion at the OHertory.
At the end Of the mass, the Archbishop gave
benediction and addressed the conGrmanis. The
Rite Of Confirmation was then administered. Th"
lecture Of the Archbishop in the evening was
well-attended. The subject was the ''Inerrabil-
ity Of the Church" and was treated with disiin-
guished ability and in q manner TO win for the
lecturer the good will even Of those who differed
with him in religious faith.