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JUDICIAL.
1hs Republican Candidates and
'"~ Their Prospects.
- ,..xo,ions OF the Democratic Com
DsA0 mittee--Ward Meetings.
,m,.rs Of Correspondents al to the
wy Fituess Of Noruiuees.
THE RACE.

n,,,,, nA1r
Ii 80
rrn1c1AL cAMrAfof is WAXING WARMER
~ .,, .,,ccerdlpg day. The lawyers hav0 |
ylih ess. ~. .,,naxt. nml all the ttne not I
.,tsu ho'u ~ ..,.,,r,srt nj ca,r. n, nrcnar..
axupcd IN the Alsu"ou' n ~ .,s ..,,.o -, ,ta,r
~, n brtcls Is devoted 10 ue causo ol t"e'3
mus %.s. mn the list Of candidates. The Demo
btha. s.sr,,1mne their nominations, are through
a." as -. IN. fuss and furry autecedrnt 10 tho
sttoa ol tNe ,.,,.l, ,,,.,oth ,,,i,ti.ol ,nIar.
tot lhat peace "''I ...,r w., .tt,ro,,,n-
t,ndIug. the nos''u0'os w.. "1 nm. ~ s.',a..o.
.,,uf,ctory. On three o. the'f nVe caha'"ates
,s..,-o MrA,lister, Rogers, ntiu Narnum-
-a<' .,.v IL An absolute unit. There are con-
hep :" n relation to Messrs. TuIoy
tdne m.s rrbc not.housc po1itlcfaus who
nj Mozau' lhc ponoess ua...s.s a .,r..
aka "The Store" tAe'r neadauaftefs. .hase
f.a ,opethet to compass, II pOssIblet tho defeat
hns.o ,ss-ocr, hccause he IL the atniable weak
ne l'n ,.r,,. f,ou.e NJ Day,f.H They object
Etuol - t,a,o,,.o u nntcb+ hoo.t DsvIl
10 hs elee'Ioi ,',l.. e' 1sarn,nanes n ,Io Eirst
t!o poi'..e"' M. 10 ,tr,,on,tne tn
Tsrdt WHICH N''ao ., ..le'N
..,,o... tlleY havo organized missionary
paf".sf ,,ort nmour tic sa,oou-kecpcre. and
bina ~ .,'s. H., III, a,yn,ecanch nj .ru,ev,s
Hplha 70 s'e'" VI" a. r,',Ias.o,, ~o.a,tt,o for
AtIgtnk FOs0 ~ s''N
sstorcng tic SUNDAY law. me hlss'onat'es
m.It llat man VINO mas not nelVo oGouEh W
sind up IN his place 10 the Coaucll Cnh.aoes
m! blaze hfasolf on the recofu ID uot tnG ptr-
nu rho should be chosen 70 oeai ont lusllcc III
,,ltr large or BmAll uoses 70 tne communtty.
Deyon Of character comE,ahos 11st as lnusn .ss
rt,oert from the vicious classes rs rum lne W.
tuors, and where the latter looK WIN VIII ply
uit. abscnce, the former nave iof it GUY con
kupt.
That wing Of the Democracy OF whien
NIKE RvANs
,.,. .,trovl.1rcd CHAMPION Is using lis juflu-
stas ~ nomnnss tlc iufcat Of Thomas A.
ipss i!ss. ~ ,hnn i Nv dnngn vii, never forgive
hefs, hs.,;,,. hrcn ony of te Instruments by which
~ aa,N'S SEnrIrd from tie ofilce Of Sout[l-Towp
anss.,- e. -. hnrousc he Ind obtained It through
Sese.u.' ',.,t rn1eo,,s stulllnr, Miko asks what
~. ~ "ss Fan Wnron ever duto for tho lrsb1 and
~ ...s Il hr ttntlu,t TINT Ills hand has ever
tasstn ,n,ns nrainst tic unless tiley belonged
M1% ,hs ars,trratic class, Mike md Lis bun arc
III .rnauui in ntaDtlng tho aeeda Of djRcori
" GS x. Isish strnnrbOlds.
~ "' -, ,,,.,,,,n, INV c,uc,r,
- .,n n., T
Etlt Is a lively agitation. tne canaldatee, ln-
Gliding the three retiring Judges namocr ever
tleote. aud each one Is ngurahE OUT cono!na.
ltnI whereby he may carry not oilJ nis oWn
sast, bu1 enough oihers TO 90 splst up tno Voto
ia The Convention tsat tradlbg VII oecoMe
Battet Of necessity. Eaeh cahuloate secs tle
possibility Of securing nfat place ny combining
, 1879-05-22

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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-06-05

NEVER BEFoRE.-There never has
been 4 President before Hayes, who has
vetoed a repeating clause enacted by
Congress. There never was a greater
necessity for the enactment of repeal
ing clause than just now, when the lib
critics Of the people are threatened. We
quote from the Declaration oil Indepen-
dence some of the clauses which led TO
our independence Of King George TIL,
and certainly We should be asjealous Of
our rights to-day as were our forefath-
ers. We extract:
"He has refused his assent to laws
the most wholesome and necessary for
the public good.
He has kept among Us in time OF
peace standing armies without The con-
sent Of cur Legislature.
"He has effected to reader the milf
tary independent Of and superior to the
civil power"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-06-05

tie fghso sale Works q Cincinnati have Just
.mss-srs "a are now introducing So tic pnoise
! Hanssanelx fiaished Fasaslv Scale, an aFtisse
$50 49, afyrars been needed il every nouselaoa.
s.,a ~ ! COMMUNICATION addressed - me pun
tiserE az this Eaper thc proprietors as r. = -.
ghern II some gssiiahlo party, 20 introahee ~
shera Il she people az this County r Z $50
seldom that ) new article steps . suaaenis H.o
universal favor. Housekopers sre loua 1T ~
prafsr ii i alwavs ready there are no Nt'sh's
+ 90 fasg or q t. hunted NJ. = reAiae8ss So
vii mar ret oct 81 order. Tire description y
lien i handsome base sarEnonnies ny eaa-
nrnm ia which works 3 spiral spring g selthiat-
calls adjusted Is q weigh nytaing Up e
pounds with perfect accuracy, &c US III i. -. -
column isthe platform en- ~hica ne ara.iss y
lie weighed are placed, and Trey hAss a 49,
table indicator 50 that.you can take the tafe 81
er,v vp.ssi vou may use Ia weighing, giving yoa
~. sxart net weight. uousekeepets at once see
their value ii Weighing fruits sugars and otheF
invrediepts use3 ia preserving, cooking eic.i or
n testing the weights OF purchases from diners.
Thp Scales arr made II Brass, are hlghis poi
shed ana are finished Ia a skilifEi manner, lbeT
ars verv attractive and take the eye q every one
who sees them.
Ii seems 10 Is that nearly every family In this
csantv all want one, and Il certainly rare OF
uortnnity for some smart nad energetic parts ~
nick III quite nice little incoue during the y 81
few months. The Company hes ageuis in other
counties who are easily making from - GO q
- 40 ncr day selling them and we would re-
commend parties in need af employ ment - drop
the ONO SCALE WORKS, No. lG5 and ~
Central Aveuae Cincinnati o., Postal Card,
and an information etc, will he eheenully CIV
en- them By mentioning our payer.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-06-05

5T1es &snSs<@-
re Ts~<. is4sgs Gass issue. ssFsr TIE bsnef;t Sf
r<rspns wgsa ssre sossa d oysters aaa crsts- snd
Ike 0li~sr usss - algays asking sor hoosss :
onoses iRse arnse cF oars On the ssah5eef e
sseaaa TrAsart assoa 6arisities to ana fron Feon-
arl:0wn All rssDAras thss, ''oacc il tlsns De-
lehsfal r;gaagvs - gaaranies aEiat thefe wiil =
is NECESSITIES e rsts- 81 Nocre, Is he i Always
Oh hsnd. rsaav Il nsshisseF % he conasars and
p,essare q lis guess. This j. al =, bat cur
bE5tler right bare a1Aea, that oar Hotel r.
soarrcs are nos LIMITED 10 ons llOuss CT one c.
lsrer. bat are anrle CO the accommodation 81
tie largest aaaeust * travel. Here &c woala
Ike t. pause, but sanor sompes IS % state that
tie late annennccmeat IN onr paper Of tie future
vfssts cF the Sue to Eeonatdtown wharf ySAs pre-
mAsnrs. She did - announcs apaid one visit
70 our NinrE. bst IL i now understood that here
afsev she viii eorne mp cur Bay 70 higher shan
Foxwells wharf The ssrae papsE iniimaies
that The effect 81 Judge Brputs decision n
sgussching ihe litigation which has . long pre-
railed between the Washington CITY and South
e.n Nj RAslroad Corporations viii have the re-
suit az greatly forwarding the enterprise 0fbaiid
ing railroad from Brandywiue 70 Point Look
out AMI that the outcome cf this will b. to let
ST. Nary.s scat Of the darkness into the light"
And il further remarks shst sour Leonardtown
friends have succeeded by the aid Of The General
Goveznneut ID getting out ~ the mud. now, If
~ the assistance q this new company, they can
get more light, they xiii he All right"
The E4szsadssf i lnf6rIasa t,ss Herbert did
not pat in an appearance It the shooting match
al BeaniCwn on the Cad instant bec1fse Of ana
voidsble engagements The truth is the afere-
saia Is I'D to his elbows and has been for weeks
past in the business Of experimenting the build
ing work going on In his Hotel. He may, how
ever. be counted on hereafter when more at lei-
sure TO answer eli demands In the way Of shoot
ing challenges that Charles may deem i prudent
10 make upon him. and 50 il seems our broth
e. has been staggered to hear that the BEAcos
man bad taken the pains lately 70 ride many
miles 70 church, but isn't he mistaken in attFi-
butine the 'tstagger" 10 this cause7 Why, sir,
we have seen the day when nothing less than
quart could effect ~ in ibis way Bot joking
aside, we are glad to hear that The subscription
list Of our contemporary is Increasing, and that
It's patrons are paying NJ promptly. We hope
il IS on the high road % business prosperity
The Cylr6rs Journal is complaining Of the
chicken cholera in that county aud says that il
is sweeping away chickens, turkeys etc, insach
numbers as to- dishearien housewives and make
their Hegs lords lslaent the prospect Of scanty
dinners. II also speaks Of having lately seen
young chicken which had four legs, three eyes
aud three bills. makes mention Of awrcck OF
Plum Point and says the lawyers are looking
doleful about Prince Frederick. Well, Why don't
you get up q subscription or hand round the hat
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-06-05

MoNgYEn MEN or BALTfMoRE.--A.
;. Abeln il the richest man in Bslti-
more-worth about S12 .000, 900, chiefly
invested in government bonds, real es-
tate and coal mines. Ino. s. Cuttings,
$4,000, 900, mostly in real estate. John
W. Garrett-worth IL. zoe, 600 in Balti-
more and Ohio stock and real estate
Thomas c. jenkins is worth $1,000
600 in stocks and manufactures. VIM.
]. Waters, $50, 900, railroad bonds,
trade and pictures. VIM. ]. Albert,
$3.50, 600, in real estate and govern
ment bonds. Thomas Swami, 5000
900, real estate, railroad aud govern
ment bonds. Galloway Cheston. $780,
600. in bank stock. government bonds
and trade. Andrew Gregg, $500, 900,
real estate, railroad bonds, and bank
stock. EdmundS Law Rogers, $500. :
900, IN railroad bonds, bank stock.snd
real estate.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-06-05

PouTIcAL.-If there was any move
made on Tuesday las; in Leonard Town
BIZ either party. Or The politicians there
Of. looking 10 organization, we were not
fortunate enough TO find out what II
was. There was some caucusing, in
deed, but We have been only able to
gather. that II was determined Tor the
present 70 determine notliing, and we
gre not certain that even this conclu-
zion was arrived At. The fight between
the "ouss" and ''ins" in Baltimore il
increasing in ierceness, and what's
more, it appears 10 be extending TO The
counties. Hamilton has still, apparent
", walk over for Governor. as has also
Latrobe for Mayor Of Baltimore. Be-
yond this, however, democratic politics
in this State arc sadly mixed up and the
only consolation left rs is. that The re-
publicans are worst mixed up than We
are. The latest from Wsshington il 10
she effect that Dir. Socket Matthews
viii not be confirmed. The democrats
in Congress have changed their pro-
gramme again on the subject ofthe APP
preparation bills, or so altered II as to
provide for the passage Of joint reso-
luton extending for one year from the
30th instant all The appropriations grant
ed by the act Of June 10. 1878, Tor the
legislative, executive and judicial ex-
penses OF the government for the cur
rent fiscal year. That act provided for
the salaries of all United State Judges,
district attorneys and United States
marshals but made 30 appropriation for
the "expenses Of the United States
courts" such as fees of jurors aud wit
nesscs, the saiekeeping Of prisoners and
The enlorcement'of the laws protective
of the right Of suffrage. The dump"
appropriation Of about 90, 600, 200 for
Judicial expenses" usually made in. the
legislative, executive aud judicial bill
but omitted from il last year was insert
cd in the sundry civil bill, which passed
Congress at subsequent period of the
same session. The mere extension OF
The act OF June 10, 1878, would there
fore leave the judicial expenses of the
coming fiscal year unprovided for. 1t
is, therefore, proposed 10 supplement
the passage of the Joint resolution above
Indicated by the passage of a new bill,
appropriating in detail for all estimated
judicial expenses except the per disms
OF supervisors and deputy marshaIs of
elections and containing also the clause,
which was agreed upon last Saturday,
TO provide that no officer shall be APP
pointed and no obligation incurred Tor
any purpose not specifically appropria
ted for by Congress.
This supplemental appropriation bill
is also to embody those sections Of the
vetoed appropriation bill which provide
for amendments of the law respecting
the method Of drawing juries and for
the total abolition Of the jurors test oath.
The committee recommendation IN re-
gard to the army appropriation bill will
according 10 the present outlook be
the same as was stated m last week.
rsrOrt,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-06-05

AhcHnfsnoP PVacxLx'.s DzBTs.
TIE following i The substance Of she
address of Cardinal sfcCioskey 10 he
archbi<hops and bishops il behalf -
Archbishop Purcell The Official report
of the assignee 81 Archbishop PnEeeil
gives bis assets and Liabilities = fellows:
Assets. 81. ISL $50 g: liabilities, So
69T, 65I49, Deducting fron the sum
total Of toe assets both The doublful and
worthless uote~. there remains assets 81
the value OF $776. 1903. The excess
OF liabilities over assets would then be
g. 929, SS1.16. Recently the creditors
OF two congregations IF the city Of Gin
clnnali cancelled one-hslf Of their
claims, amounting to $40, 900. This
cancellation reduces the debt to So
49,. SSI.l6. The same dispositions q
throw OF ofle-haIfof The claims o. even
norr, has been widely manifested BIZ
the creditors. Accepting the payment
Of 50 per cent. a. the basis Of settle
ment 10 which the creditors are tsspo-
sed 70 come when they are assured Of
the payment of The remainder, and ma
king the widest allowance Tor the doubt
fuI character Or portion 81 abe notes
the payment OF which is nor counted On
al ali, IL will be seen that the indebted
ness oil the Archbishop Of Cincinnati
will be reduced to million aud bali
Of dollars. While the Catholic clergy
and laifY or the whole eonnsEY -
sing IN tlsr aasz..~---f ass--sssvs ! -
charity to the aid OF the Dioce.e oi Gin
crnnati, the faithful Of that diocese will
be inspired. without doubt, to 10 , most
generous part in relieving their good
Archbishop oil his heavy burthen.
1t was therefore agreed that the fol-
lowing united action should be taken !:
Each prelate agrees to have subscription
lists opened, without delay, in every
parish Of bis diocese. for special contri-
buttons to be paid at once in instruments
OF FIVE years, one copy of such list y hen
closed to be sent 20 the ordinary, and
one 10 be kept BY The parish priest for
the collection Of the amounts subscribed.
I'm each PARISH or mission. there shall be
also collection taken mp on some Sun
DAY previous 10 the first OF November,
Of this year. By which date all subscrip-
ton lists, and amounts subscribed aud
collected, shall have been forwarded. 10
The ordinary. A central committee have
consented TO take charge Of all funds
thus collected and see TO their judicious
disbursement. This committee shall
consist Of His Eminence, Cardinal Nc
CIosky, Most Rev. ]. J. Williams. Arch
bishop of Boston; and Very Rev. VIM,
Quinn, Vicar General OF New York.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-06-05

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n. Heated Term.


Should i, keep on as il has begun, there will
he enacted, before the Summer is over, the dread
ftl catastrophe Of the American Poet, the 'f-asi
Dav" Neser, not even in the memory Of the
oldest inhasitaut, has Summer appeared 50 sud
denly The range of the thermometer has been
from "a to le2 since Friday last, and at present
writing il Is still " red hot and still heating"
Since the above was written, the mercury has
not only gone down many degrees but We have
been blessed with q copious rain which had the
appearance Of being general. II commenced
about noon Tuesday, the fall being gentle, and
il continus8 10 rain, with slight intermissions
throughout the evening and night. We have
this Heilnesday} morning d splendid season for
tobacco lshaaiiIg, and as most persons are we'll
proyideaFiih plants, all such who have their
lands PREPARED, win Re able 70 pitch their entire
crops. % rain, also. has had most favorable
effect upnp corn, grasses, vegetables, c'c, and Is
even ,hoasht % have greatly benefited al latter
wheat.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-06-05
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-06-05
Tho Mana.aus Cases.

The randasnus cases, briefly referred 70 in an
issue few weeks back, will be heard and de-
termiaed during the present term or Court.
There are three cases brought, in which the fol-
lowing questions arc involved The one of J.
II. Tippset i to pass an order for the County
Commissioners to levy an amount Of about Eve
hundred dollars, which his been formerly levied
and paid by the taxpayers In 1875. Dir. TiPpeti'
who holds tsgo assignments, one from the Boarl
of school Commissioners and the other from Col
-. 2. Crane, States Attorney, Instituted suit
against +. i. Redmond, Collector, and the sure
ii-s On ssis Collector bond, bnt WIS uon-suitcd
On the prgnnd that the levy for the year 1875
vas made Tn tie 18th day Of Jug, after ne time
sEslsse..resaas see legal ques-
.ious nys "a Ii tbs case ard tie trial is expeo-
ted srith sanch interest, possibly there may be
other claims for that year IN the same condition.
j.. Frank Saith, Sheriff, has also ssed out
writ os saahda1nes 70 compel the County Com
missionera % lcvy Ios his use certain fees which
they dispIsowed in the account lately filed by
him. a. Fellows fo- . per diem for attendance
On the ssras III the Circuit Court; fee Of so cts.
for each cnpsas delivered to him. where no arrest
was made and lets. PEE day for boarding prison
ers. In tas last HaeBtioned item constitutional
uoirt i sasaed. Al the fime that the present en-
cumheat IL The Sheriff ofice qualified the Law
allowed BIN 50 els. Per days which was repealed
by Act i 1878, reducing the allowance 70 50
css per dav. 4 question viii arise IN this r.
gard. Whether or DOT this Law does noi conflict
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-06-05
County Commissioner.

The County Commissioners met on Tuesday
last, present. AIlstan, Alvey, Baekler, Parsons
and Davis. Road Supervisors were appointed
in the Ia and 9Th districts An order was passed
for the Clerk to the Board to buy 10 bedsteads
for the use Of inmates Of the Aims House. The
clTk to the. Board was ordered 10 write to the
secretary Of tho Milestone Grange, requesting
them 70 appoint q committee to confer with the
Board NJ the next meeting IN regard to repairing
the Three-Nstched road. The Board, after be-
iug'-stlscr7 sngaged in general routine busi-
ness, adjohrneato Tuesday, the 10th instant
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-06-05

Ono PoLiTicS.-On the 2Sth ult. the
Republican State Convention of Ohio,
at Cincinnati, nominated Hon. Charles
Foster as their candidate for Governor.
Hon. Alfonso Taft was the opposing
candidate, and, il is stated, represented
the Grant interest, while Foster repre-
sents the John Sherman interest. II is
now supposed that Senator Thurman
wiil be. the Democratic candidate for
Governor. Mr.. Foster is said TO be very
popular. and with such statesman as
Judge Thurman as an opposition candi-
date, the election in that State will at
tract The attention Of the country.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-06-05
Lectzrs 81 81. Jossrh's.

Oar readers will bear in mind that the prom
isea lecture Of Rev Father McIiugh, Of our Town,
Of St. Joseph's church viii come of on Sunday
next, the eth OF June, instant. The proceeds Of
The Lecture will be applied To meet maturing
bill which is due this month. This charitable
purpose; connected with the culture and Persua-
sire speech Of The Rev. Lecturer, viii secure, we
predict, not only large gathering OF the regu-
Lar worshippes At St. Josepb's, bat win attrae:
also liberal attendance from other congrega-
tons
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-06-05

THE WARNER BILL.-The Warner
silver bill has passed the House OF Rep
resentatives. The vote upon its passage
was ia yeas to 81 nays. II makes the
standard dollar Of 4l2I grains legal
tender Cor all debts public and private.
Under tife bill the silver dollar will be
received for custom dues, and will be
used in part at least in paying interest
on the bonded debt. Subsidy coin may
also be exchanged iorlegal tenders when
presented in sums not less than $50.
Certificates TO parties depositing ballIon
for coinage and certificates representing
coin in the treasury will be issued, both
classes 10 be receivable for duties on
imports.