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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-10-03
GCoMMUNIcATED.
EwING's, Sept. %, 1878.

.MeSSrs. Editors Having been to q
certain extent a participator in both ol
the late school meetings. and after lis
iening carefully at the last meeting to
the elaborate eulogiums of Messrs. Dent
and Thomas on the Board and Exami.
ner I asked of Col. Dent the same ques-
tion that I had asked at the previous
meeting. ! have yet received no def
inite answer and therefore propose,
with your permission, to propound the
same inquiry through your columns.
Some of the teachers charge these gen.
tlemen with partiality and favoritism-
with asking questions both useless and
impracticable. We, the public, know
they are utterly regardless fthe wishes
of the trustees and patrons of the diff
ferent schools. We also know that, moi
satisfied with grading the certificates OF
teachers, they have gone further and
endorsed them as only for colored schools
and others for particular colored schools.
Now, we all know, under the school
law, the character of the certificate reg
ulates the salary, and that they have
the power 10 fix the grade Of The certi-
fcate no one denies. But there ends
their power. II IS then optional with
the trustees, by and with the consent
of the patrons, whether they employ the
holder or not. The question we ask is,
by what authority do they, after grad
ing teacher, then say, he shall teach
only colored schools, and as in Mr..
Dukes case only one particular colored
school Why have they not right to
teach any school. white or black in the
county under that certificate, particu-
larly any school that requires that grade
of teacher? We contend that anything
beyond The grading Of the certificate,
any additional expression, is an arbi-
trary usurPation Of power by them, and
that after giving n gentleman or lady a
certificate Of high or low grade, then TO
proceed to designate the pas;cGlar class
or race of pupils that he or she shall
teach and the particular school house
in which he shall teach them, is a piece
Of presumption of which only our pres
ent School Board would be guilty and
is direct insult (and they are capable
of such things) both to teacher and peo-
pie at large, one that in my humble
judgment the people would do we'll to
call them TO account for. Now, no one
will deny the right of the people TO call
for an explanation Of their course, and
although these gentlemen have hereto
fore refused to take notice OF any of the
many charges brought against them
through your paper and may do so in
this case, yet they will remember, it is
the people who are interested and
aroused now, and although they NAV
ignore public opinion for awhile, vet
the time will come. and that very soon.
when they will be forced to answer def
initely at the bar of public opinion.
There are several other questions, equal
ly as important. but as heretofore they
have ignored all censure, they may still
refuse TO answer and therefore | shall
wait 10 see what developments will be
made.
Respectfully,
L. ]. SUTTON.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-10-03

FASrTIME.-Therc were five oi them
and they had assembled in segar store
near the Capital Hotel. The subject
was in regard TO horse-racing. Said a
hack driver who was present, Talk
about your fast time' Why, I've seen
horse trot mile in l.90."
Impossible - said the segar store
proprietor. at can't be donei The
best time I ever heard Of was 2.1il.
Said the hackman, T'll bet you five
dollars I can prove what say"
Taken by the segar man, coin put mp
and a referee chosen. In a drawing
voice the hackman explained 10 the man
OF segars.
Don't you know, you idiot, that ] 80
is two minutes and thirty seconds Z"
Turning to the stakeholder the tobac-
conist then said:
"Giye him the money; it's worth five
dollars 10 know what fool | am"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-10-03

'PUBLrcAHs AND SiNNERs.-I was
told the other day by a distinguished
clergyman that he had had discussion
with one Of his old colored friends, and
had asked him among other things, why
he was not a Democrat. The old man
said that he had been taught that il was
contrary to the teaching Of the Bible
The ciergymen wonderingly asked
where that doctrine could be found, and
the old man replied that ast he Good Book
only spoke of two political ParIies-ihc
'publicans and the sinners-he thought
he must choose between them, and be
either a publican or sinner, which
was but the Bible name for Democrat.
The old man had evidently never OBJ
served how many of his party were
both 'publicans and sinners.-FTom
Wade Hampton's Last Speech.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-10-03

GLADsToEz's WARNING.-England,
which has grown so great, may easily
become little-through the etfeminaic
selfishness Of luxurious living; through
neglecting realities at home to amuse
herself everywhere else in stalking
phantoms; through putting again on her
resources a STRAIN like that Of the great
French war, which brought her people
to misery and her throne topenl; through
that denial of equal rights 10 others,
which taught us so severe lesson at
the epoch of the Armed Neutrality
But she will never lose by the modesty
in thought and language, which most Of
all beseems the greatest Of mankind,
never BY fcrwardness 10 allow and t.
assert the equal rights Of all States amt
Nations; never by refusing 70 be made
the tool Of foreign cunning for ends
alien 10 her principles and feelings;
never by keeping her engagements IN
due relation TO her means. or by hus-
banding those means for the day OF need
and for the noble duty Of defending, az
occasion offers. the cause ofpublic right
and Of rational freedom over the broad
expanse Of Christcndom.--.Ninsiesnh
Century.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-10-03

A Fox HUNTING PARsoN.-Mr. Rad
ford, in the north Of Devon some years
ago, was fond of having convivial meet
ings in his parsonage, which often en-
ded uprosrously. Bishop PhiIpotts sent
for him, and said, "Mr. Radiord, hear,
but can hardly believe il, that men
fight IN your house" 'Lor, my dear, "
answered Parson Radford, in broad
Devonshire, "doant y believe it. When
they began fighting, take and turn
them out into the churchyard." The
Bishop came one day TO visit him with
out notice. Parson Radford, in scarlet,
was Just about TO mount his horse and
gaIiop of TO the meet, when he heard
the Bishop was in the village. He had
barely time 10 send away his hunter,
run upstairs and jump. red coat and
boots, into bed, when the Bishops car
riagc drew up at the door. "Tell his
Iordship I'm III, will We" was his in
junction TO his honsekeeper. as Mr..
Radford in :" asked the Bishop. Hes
Ill in bed" said the housekeeper. 'Dear
me I'm so sorry Pray ask him If
NAV come up and sit with him." The
housekeeper ran upstairs in sore dismay,
and entered the parsons room. The
parson stealthIly raised his head, above
the bed-clothes, bat wasreassured when
he saw his room invaded by his house
keeper, and not BY the Bishop. Please,
your honor, his ludship, wants to come
upstairs and sit with you a little. >
with me: Good heaVensw groaned
Parson Radford. mo; 60 down and
tell his lordship I'm took cruel bad with
the scsrlet-feyer, it is an aggravated
case and very catching"
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HE WANTED TO BE TBERE.-The
Transcript has heard Of case where q
young man applied TO his employer Tor
a short leave Of absence. The employ
or, having his own views OF his busi-
ness, suggested, for reason, that the
Young man delay his vacation a few
DAYS. II would" ," replied the young
man, but the fact is, am going away
to get married, the day is appoint
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Fire Insurance

DERsoNs desirous of having their
u property insured in the cheap and
excellent home company known as the
STATE OF MARYLAND FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF BALTIMORE, MARYLAND,
b. G. HARRIS, President, can be graf
ified by calling on or communicating
with the undersigned, st. Inigoes' Post
Office, st. Mary's county, Md.
EDWARD s. ABEL,
Oct ], 1674-tfn Local Agent.
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FOR RgGLSTER OF WIS.

Nessys. Editors Please announce JOHN
ABELL, Esq, as q candidate for the position OF
Register OF Wills for ST. Mary comfy at the
election In 1879 and say that he will be warmly
supported BY the people Of the county, generally.
Sept 81. 1915 The People
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&C. The abilities of man must fall
short on one side or other, like too scan
ty blanket when you are abed; If you
pull il upon your shoulders you leave
your feet bare: If YOU thrust il down
upon your feet your ShouIders are un-
covered.-Sn ". Temple.
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E%The man who will take a paper
for a year and then refuse to pay his
subscription because he doesnt like the
paper, Is as mean IS the fellow who
drops Ieaden nickel in the contTIbu-
ton box for the benefit Of the yellow
fever sufferers.
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FOR CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT.

xsssrs EGisoys Please announce JEFF d
LOKER as q candidate for Clerk Of the Circuit
Court at the election in '79 and say that he will
receive the undivided support Of the voters ofth'
Factory District.
Feb ~, 1873. t# The People.
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eS- People do not care to give aims
without some security for their money:
and wooden leg or withered arm is
a sort OF draftment upon heaven for those
who choose to have their money placed
10 account theTe.-.HackeEsie.
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EsrBeiore q man deliberately makes
up mind tew be rascal he should ex-
anime himself clussly tew aFcertain eF
he amt better constituted for q phool.
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G5-Joy Is a shy bird, but when a man
comes unexpectedly upon 81 bill in
the pocket OF an old vest laId aside last
winter it flaps lis wings and crows as
loud as anybody chicken.
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NOTICE.

TRANSPORTATION l. ENTERTAINMENT
l. at reasonable rates can be had by parties is
traRsif 20 and from Baltimore at Forrest W harf
per Patuxent teamers by calling on
JOHN II. BUCKLER,
Nov. Q, fsT6-u Forests wharf, Nd
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:. D. A D A NJ S,
BUILDER g. CONTRACTOR

BUILDER & CONTRACTOR
WNHE undersigned is prepared to
II contract for BUILDING and
REPAIRING in st. Mary's and ad-
Joining counties. All work intrusted
to him will be done with despatch and
in workmanlike manner. Address,
+ d ADAMS, Mcchanicsville,
st Mary's county, Md.
Aug 2, lS7S-tfn
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Speaking fthe dead language, Pro
fcssor, inquired fhc new student "who
killed them :"
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Wisdom comes in job lots, but i: new
or aucIioncd of below cO-t.
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FOR CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT.
Messrs. Edifors.-Plcase announce DR.. L. ].
SUTTON as the Republican candidsts sOr Clerk
ofthe Circuit Court for st. Mary's connty at the
election in 1879 and say that he will receive the
warm support Of his party and friends in
April 20, 1s16n. Chaptico District
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nR. 9. HENRY CAVALIER is located a
~ Great Mills prepared TO attend 20 all call
In the line Of his profession.
Dec 81, l8T6-u.
The New York herald., 1878-10-08
HORSE NOTES.

The horses imported by O. Reed, and which arrived
at this port on sunday last, were all purchased OF
Mr. Binkiron, OF Middle Park. The following s q
list Of tham:-
Hylander, foaied 10 1871 by Blair Athol. dam Lady
Kingston by Kingston, granddsm Countess. by irish
Birdca,oher, her dam Echidnn by Economist.
Echidna the dam OF Tho Baron, tho sro Of Stock
well and Rataplan. and. as he by Irish Bird
catcher, Countess. granddam OF Hyiander, was own
sister TO him.
Pisa, by Parmesan dam Mrs. Wolfe, by Newminster
Contessa, by D'Estournol. dam Electra, by Touch
stone.
Fechtcr, q stallion, by Bel Demonio dam Hilda
tive years oid), by Primo Minister Hilda sold for
1900 guineas ut the same sale.
WINNIE, BY Peiion, dam Tapioca, by Swcetmeat.
yearIng 1ly by spsculum, dam Kapunda, by
StockwciL
Kirk's "FAll Edition OF the Guide to tho Turf, is
just published. 1t contains all the have
been run this to tho close Of the late LOUIS
vilc meeting, besides everything OF interest con.
nected with the surL The book should be in the
hands OF every person Interested In racing ana tho
breeding OF tho thoroughbred horse. The book is
convenient In size for the pocket
The New York herald., 1878-10-08
CAPTAIN SCHULTZ'S TRIAL.

THE PLEASANT PRoCEEDINGs ON BOARD THE
POLICE BOAT sENEoA-A NICE ARRANGE
MENT.
The continued trial OF Captain Schultz took place
yesterday at Police Heao quarters Commissioners
Wheeler aud Nichols presldiug, aua Commissioner
Erhardt occupying scat a. tho extreme end Of The
bench
Tue Chief Clerk the charges The burden Of the
charge that tho 25tn day OF April, 1878, Cap
William Schultz, OF tho Twenty fourth precinct,
then being = sergeant In the police force ana as.
signed to the command OF the Twenty fourth pre-
cInct (ths police steamer Soneca) made requisitoa
Tor three tablscloths and dozen napkina
for use upon The said steamboat Seneca,
which articles were not required Tor use;
that on April 90 1875 defendant made another requi-
ss,on for ouch dozen iour glasses,
which articles wero supernuous, and pcrsented . 70.
quest Tor one white CHINA SET comprising Two dozon
pisces all told; Two dozen KNIVES ana forks, two
dozen liable aud spoons, soup ladies, aud
such like. Another count was tue purchasing
'Ss oa,v,us ,0'assa s". and ork ana os sy
Another part Of The charge alleged that tho Capta.n
not regarding ms duty, selected or caused 70 %
selected aud purchased tho following ariicos:-Ons
tabscotb, at cost OF SAT 90, another al $40 co. and
stili ano.nor At SIS; Two dozen napkins, AT SIS ~
per dozen; two uozsn ditto, Al Sl3 81 dozen, and
two dozen ditto, at $i3 per aozcn.
Alicrward aud about, AS tho count declares,
the 25th day oi ApriI, 1878, Captain schultz made
iur,hor rsqu,si.on aud purchase OF gooas, as fol-
lows:l soup tureen, sauce tureen, cover dishes.
capsroes, bakers, pickles, "a double egg cups,
oval dishes, covered buttsrs, "a dinnor plates "A
breakfast plates, "a soup plates, "a preserve plates,
- butter plates and "a Engsh coffee plates, amount
ing 10 the total $40. Beside theso tnere
oozsn silver plated table KNIVES nj IS pvr doxsn;
dozen silver plated dessert KNIVES al 81 %,
dozen silver plated teaspoons ~ a. 70 and dozen
silver plated table forks al s. 90 dozen, spoon
lade, So; sauce adis, 81 25;1 Japan tray, 81 10;
pair OF ocei cArvers, 81 20; plate st, 81 80.
making total of $lOe 10, wncn several purchases,
u Is dccarod cost ai,abiiy TO tho Beard OF roce Of
the aggregate amount of $326 S5
Alter these several allegations had been read
Captain schultz was called 10 tho stana 10 testify
his own oehali. Tho next witness was Mr. George 4.
Gou. chief bookkocpcr IN ths treasufer's office u
Ponce Headquarters, whose testimony rested IN tia
Identification oil the bills and rcquisons on which tho
goods had been received ana payment Tor the saiue
received. The presenting oil these vouchers In evi-
dcnce caused copsderavis discussion between coun-
sell Mr. hacean, counsel ior the Board, argued as
20 Their relevancy, wne MT. Davenport, TOR tho de-
fence, opposed tncir presentation irrelevant aud
immaterial. Tho vouchers were nnatiy suDmittod,
ideniined by tho witness and put 10 evidence
An sdJournmcnt then took place 20 next Monday at
n A.
The New York herald., 1878-10-08
A NEW YORKER DROWNED.

despatch from Davenport, Iowa, In yesterdays
HERALD, stated that the body OF man, Identified as
Mr. Robert Ruthcnburg Of tuis city, had been found
iu the river, that place, about seven o'clock in
the morning. Another despatch was received by the
friends OF the dead man IRON Rock Island, ILL.,,
giving an account Of the iindng Of the BODY and ask
lug what should DO done.
Mr.. Rutnonbura had been engaged In tho manuiac-
turc OF brarwood pipes or tho past twenty years. bis
factory being located No 3l3 East Twenty -secopd
street, with Offices at Nos. 377 ana $40 Broadway.
Mr. Charles johnson, his BUSINESS Manager SAID lass
evening that mis- employer had goue West snort
timc since, intending TO stop hrst 81 Chicago asa
proceed thence to st. Louis, Milwaukee and
Rock Island, Ill The last letter received was dated
Cincinnati. september 20. Mr.. Ruthenburg then
said hau collected several bills and was about
TO collect DINERS In Milwaukee. Notning iur,her was
heard from him I'LL tho telegram which announced
the finding OF his body. Mr. Johuson has M uspi-
cion that death was the consequence OF toul p.ay,
though the unfortunate man had sufficient money
with aim 10 surgcs, such lear The pnay hos ~,
its way TO tnis cny. Mr.. RuthcDourg icsvcs W .
and two children at hts late rcsiuence. No. 23y Etl
Fiiy-sovcnth street
The New York herald., 1878-10-08

eighth street, Saturday, and not hearing further
from him she went there late In the evening. Mr..
the family 10 watch for her. II was through this
friend that she spent two nights IN The Tnirtieth
street station house and was brought before Judge
Oterbourg al the Jefferson Market Police Court yes
.Wny did you have her arrssted?n asked the re-
porter Of Mr.. Philips, the friend OF the family.
"weIl. you see, !" ne said "she would not consent
to 20 back, and said sne had Kind friends here and
could earn her own living Al first sne would not
tell a word OF her story. | was AFRAID she might
give mo the slip, and was determined to keep her
until her father camsn
Her father arrived yesterday morning. and she was
then discharged and gwen into hts care.
''Wnat did she say 70 you when you first saw hers"
the reporter asked OF her sister.
"Her first question was, How is Louis ana what
does he say -" was the answer
II Is believed Louis will be easily modified that
the heroine OF tnis remark able and romantic story
VIII yet be happy She ieit the city by the four
entry into Eiiaaviiie IL The night. Miss Mile is
petite IN figure and, without being ing almost
beauty. She is quiet and reserved in deneanor, and
she old story her was sometimes uifased
with deep crimson.
DAY or JOY.
full verincntion oil MISS Younghouse'5 story
furnished by the police who had taken CHARGE
by the matron of the institution she had found an
asylum in and by tho people whose sympathetic In
terest she mad excited and still retains. Wnen first
sne crossed the threshold OF the station house
tho fear Of ensountering a disgraceiul notoriety
sealed her lips. Tho inquiries OF the officers were
met with tears and the prospect Of returning TO the
home she had left and the friends she had lived
among was oeePiy mortiiying 70 nel. Shc iaitereu
little when she was told that her iather
had been communicated with and on
lis way 10 the city, but by, the lime his pres
In the station house announced she was
quite composed Detective ScnmNtberaer accompa-
ned the Younghouses TO the Jefferson Market Police
Court where Justice Ottcrhourg was sitting There
no delay there, and all needless exposure that
would tend 10 wound the feelings was avoided. But
Tor tho half suppressed sobs of Ameas sister, as the
Judge signed her discharge no one would fancy that
SO strange romance underlay the bald proceedings
Of the Court.
.You satisfied to 60 home with your parents y''
asked the Judge as the girl stepped down. Certany
sir." she said with grateful glance at father and
sister, and with them she went away VISIT TO the
Childrsn's AID Socie,y's institution at No. 27 ST.
Marks place was Eext made by tho party. where the
matrdn In charge gave u most favorable account o.
Amelia during her sojourn IN the city.
The New York herald., 1878-10-08
CHURCHES OUT OF DEBT.

The New York Prcsbytery mot yesterday In tho
Scotch Church Chapel, In West Fourteenth street
DIR. H. Vincent, pastor Of the Church Of the Cove
nant, and chairman OF the Committee on Church Ex-
tension, read an Interesting report inc church
deuts OF the prcsbytery and what done thus
far 70 remove them. In February, 1S7S the commit
tcc notified that the Of the OF de-
ceased Prssbyteri had appropriated $780, 600
liquidation OF church debts, condition that $50 600
should be collected from other sources and added 10
the funJ. During the year the Churon Extension
Committee has raised $3.50 500 disbursed l42 500
aud thus aided In freeing hve important churches
from dcbt The amounts raised by the churches tnat
aided by the committee foot up 500 0Oo with tho
committees $l42, 900, making an aggregate OF
S24l.5Vo But outside OF the committse's WORK the
same process went inuividual churches such A
DR.. Robinson's, DR.. fuckers ana Others, by witch
Si67, 00U added this totals so that since
tho animal meeting of the Presbytcry IN October
1871 the magnificent sum OF $40s 500 has been raised
to pay OF the debts oi Prosby churches In this
ettV
The New York herald., 1878-10-08

Score oy Innings
lst 3D. Sd. 4GI 6M 6Lh. 7M 8fh. 9th
M,:ofs...... WIZ fs...:.:: ssS ! 9 9 9 Ga Ga
Runs earned-Now York, o; witoka, o. First base
by errors-New York, Q; Witoka, g. Total left on
Dases-Ncw York, s; Witoka, Total base hits
witoka, /. Umplre-Frank Beach. lime Of game
One hour and forty minutes.
JERSEY CITY HUDSON.
Tho Jersey Guy Club defeated the Hudsons OF Hud.
son, on tho Centennial Ground, IN the third and dc.
ciolng game, by scoro OF IL loy
Tho Grlfitn Club. OF Philadelphia, which was an
nounced TO play on tho Centennial Ground with tho
Jersey City CLUB tomorrow, telegraphed Manager
Staples, OF the Jersey Cftys, yesterday. that they
would not be able TO fulhl their engagement. The
place ot the Grllths
Tho Rose Hills, OF 81 Johns College, defeated the
Oneidas. on tho College grounds, at Fordnam, In q
thirtcen-r ming game, by a score OF tot
International Association, and she Bostons, cham
pions Of tho National League resulted favor tho
LOwells by a score OF too
The game at Albany between the Buffalo and
Albany clubs, resulted In defeat for tho BunaIos by
u score OF to-.
SIX OF the Chicago nine-Messrs. Ferguson, Rem
son, Cassidy, Start, Larkin and Harbridgcvarrived
In this city yesterday They will spend the winter In
Brooklyn
The games to be played to-day arc AZ iollows:-
New forks and Hudsons. on tho Union Ground, and
Providence ana Stars, OF Syracuse. at Providence.
The funeral OF Michael Guilty will tsko place this
afternoon from his late residence No 500 Greenwich
street. The remains will DO Inferred In Calvary Gem
otcry The funeral under he auspices OF tho
Alaska Club aud Will DO largely attended by the base
ball fraternity. On Monday tho Hndsons aud Fly.
nways Will play game on tho Capitoline Ground,
Brooklyn, Tor the benefit of Mr. Qulty's wiie and
Will play game for tho same purpose the Ccntcn-
NAL Ground, Jersey Ciiy