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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-06-10

ceanty csissssnass.
- nunga naa c. Tnesaay lasss pFasena AZ
vsy. Pannna. Jaass. Laker and Laare8es-
Roaa Supervisors were appointed - sSilowss
81 pizsrisl -. Bsn8ille, a. c. Tennit I.
Hensille, =. 3. Biaebs, nred . Shorter. JpAn >.
gaFhoe, John II Langley. j. 4. Tsnnissi0n.
and District Thoupa r. Evans. Geo -Thousp-
son. John Tlsoaabs0n, z Watts, John u Law
rencs, David Bennssf, Joseph D Davis. Joshua
Barues, Fred Fsawick, Moses ChAPman. Nor
RS MilbaRn. Thos Jordan, >. w. Clsmsmta, -
AID
9Fd Diasrirt--z. Matsinglys John v Carnniisr,
III + TFpfeat, w Graves. sehassian Thompson
Q a CoIdsbcrongh, James Walhen, w II Car
beEvy, Henry Leanox, John " Jones. Chaprnan
Fenwick, Jazs q Wnkins0n. I'm Esale. James
u Edsleu, James Carroll, Jamm y Abel, Thos
Jcnes.
Ca Dsssrics--T O Bawasas. 5zoms IEayasa,
James Y Masaingly, Henry Gray, Capt LoEsnsa
Bond, John Thomas, Uriah Johnsoa, Charlas
Russell, Geo Payne, Maasingly, Zack Hay-
dan, AqaillA Burroughs. DR. , r I Rssvess Geo
MADDOX. " Carpeatsr, 3 Davis JOhn Kn0st,
Jas P Hoass Roht Hiegs. A u Burroughs.
Ssh Dissriet--J W Chapelsmr, II d BurrOaghs,
ne Harrison, Henry Lyon, las L Burroaghs,
John Harris, Jas Herbert Robert Edwards, =
Adams, John Reintssll, Jchn w Tippefs, Chas
Holly. Edward Harper, ~ Wood, ; Aaamss
Milhurn. "a
9Th Disiriet-Ed Jones, = D Hayden, n
Evans, Jas Cooper, Thomas Jones, w Dean.
Jack Bsanson, w y Conbs, jas I King. L 9 B
Gsares, Jos Jobmson, ynO L Thomas, Jno n
BuekIsr, Wesley Graves Edward POssy.
WIN Chesiey, w Latham, Harding q Curry.
TIN District-John r DeHt, Chas A Burch, 3
Swans, B Garner, W Goode. John B Rus
sell, B Garner.
sth Dissrict-J u L., Kirby, r San
ner, = r Leash, Walter Ford, D Jones, Henry
Butler, Biscoe Jones, B Shrmantine.
The Free Scholarship n the st. Mary's Semi
nary was awarded 70 Miss Myrtle Graves. r.
n. Bond was appointed keeper Of the AlmshOuss
for the ensuing year, and DR.. C n. Caaalisr
Physician TO the same. The Board, after attsnd-
ing to some minor matters, adjourned to meet
the and Tuesday in July.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-06-10

DISQUALIFICATION AND THE SUPREME
CoURT.--The great body Of the people
little realize The extent 10 which the
centraEizing process has been carried.
Our government to-day ID no more like
The government OF the fathers than IL i
like that ofthe pasriarchs. The Con-
ssituiion under which we live resem-
bles that OF 1889 about as much rs the
present British Constitution resembles
that of The septarchy. The federal has
gradually given place 10 the imperial,
until State lines are merely geographic
cal distinctions. Power has stolen or
lssteal;ng toward the centre, and we
are liable TO awake from our dream OF
local self-governmenl IN the chilling
shadow Of the empire. II il near; one
more defeat Of the States rights party,
one more stamp Of the iron heel on the
States rights idea, and it Is here. All
this hes been accomplished, not by open
violence. bul by construction. The old
Constitution has been buried under the
liberal interpretations Of Federalist-Re-
publican Congresses aud administers
tioas. grasping doubtful powers and
making each step toward centralization
the sure precedent oil another. This
revolutions was possible only with the
concurrence oil the judiciary, and for
more than twenty years the current of
decisions has run steadily m the one
irection--reveFsing the old rules Of
strict constitutional construction and
adopting the neu-casting aside The
doctrines Of those who made the gov
ernment, end enforcing those Of Ham
ilton and the monarehisis whose views
were rejected BY the fathers. In other
words, in that great case ofthe repub-
lie vs. The empire, which II perpetual
" al the bar in some one Of its count
less forms. The court has steadily leaned
and with crushing weight TO the side Of
the empire.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-06-10
TUE
THE
81 MARY.S BEAc ON
LE0KARDTowE, ID
THURSDAY MORNING. Jus ipihs lsss.

DEMOCRATIC Stare CoNyEsT1on.--
The Democratic State Convention whicIs
rneets In Baltimore to-day [ Wednesday,
is almost CERTAIN. from reports reaching
as through The press. TO have harmo-
Nous aaasion. the delicate and often
difficult wOr leciing standard-bear-
ers who sFs lSFepFsssnt Us II Cincih-
natl and on The State Electoral Ticket
having already been accomplished. II
II noticeable. thai geSslemen ofthe very
highest distinction, and from al wings
ofthe party. hs5e been BIT upsn 10 rep
resent ~ 81 Cincinnati, --snen Of talent
and experiences and proved patriotism
wfIo, whilst having strong personal
preferences, like others. for The presi-
deney, vii gladly make these subOrdi-
nate 10 the higher interest Of The party.
We beheve The democratic sentiment
Of cur State 10 be Overwhelmingly foi
Mr.. Bayard and We suppose this senti-
ment will manifest itself strongly. - Il
ought. Ell Cincinnati. We cannot rear
izse. however, that Il WILDE carried De-
yond reasonable Lengths and We almost
know that il will MOI be. After consul
tation and comparison Of notes 10 the
Convention, we believe The representa-
tives OF Maryland al Cincinnati will fad
out that the most available man viii
turn up ID be JUDeE FIELD. ofihe Sg-
preme Court. and we know 10 fad this
cut will be to conclude them 10 give
him an unwavering and undivided sup
port. AT any rate, the most available
man, being true democrat, is The man
zoe are hunting alter.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-06-10

The WIKcHEsTER MEMoRIAE---The
monument at Winchester. Va. 70 The
MARYLAND dead who fell in defence Of
The ConGedeFacy was unveiled On Sat
urday lass in presence OF an immense
crowd and amid great civic and militia
~ display. An ere witness from our
county who was present on the occas-
ion has given US many interesting and
touching incidents connected with the
display, but We have not ihe time II
present 10 prepare them for publication.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-06-10

DEATHS AND BIRTHs.-The act oi
1865, amended by the Act oil 1866. re.
curing the registration of births, mar
riages and deaths. and which 50 far has
been almost valueless, has received new
interest by the Act of 1880, establish
ing d State Board OF Health. which
places the above Act under the super
vision and control ofthe Secretaryoi the
State Board of Health, who. alter the
first day Of June, will require c0mpli-
ance with the provisions of the Law oil
1865 and 1866, under the penalties inn
posed By said Law. For the iniorma-
iion Of the public we publish the re-
uuirements of the law:
I. Parents are required to give no
tice 10 the clerk of the circurt court oil
the county Of the births and deaths in
lheirrespective families, stating the date
OF the birth, the name oil The child, is
sex and color, the names ofthe parents,
the occupation Of The father, and the
residence Of the parents.
III. In the case of death they must
give the date OF the death, the name Of
the deceased, the sex, the color, wheth-
er single, widow, or married. the age
the residence, the occupation. The place
| of death, the place Of birth, the names
and place 81 residence OF the parents.
1.-THE disease or cause of death and place
| Of burial. The same reports in The case ol
solourners, boarders and single persons
and employees il required 20 be made BY
| hotel and boarding keepers, o.
by the eldest person next Of kin. The
keeper of prison, hospital, almsllousel
or ether public institution shall give the
notice oil births o. deaths happening 10
such establishment.
| III. Tie person solemnizing or per.
forming the marriage ceremony j. re.
ouired to give notice thereof and en-
dorse il On the marriage license.
w. Sections. coroners, undertaken
or ether persons having charge Of tbs
burial or funeral rites Of stranger O
friendlesz person shall before the buria
obtain the information required and re
turn II 10 The said clerk.
| v. The physician attending the de
ceased il required 10 furnish infoFma'
lion q to the durati0n uf the last sick
ness. the disease or cause of death.
VI. The clerks OF the courts are re.
CURED 10 enforce The penalties for fail
ares. and report Ill matters connected
ltherewilh to the Secretary Of the Siats
Board al Health quarterly On fhe frs
day u January, April. July and 0cio.
Der in each year.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-06-10

r. n.ls,.nore civ AZ EnYola College on Che ia
of june. Inst ~ he Rtv Eathss cness.y ~ - :
LIAM II. TUCKER 20 MFs. MAkf =. CisAfAAns
both 0f this eounty.
On the 1Sth uitn., BY Rev. Father Eassaasa.ss
JOHN H. BURROUGHS % Misa CA1hAhAiNh
JARB0E.
an ~ slss alto, hy the Rev. Father Gahneys
THOs. H. RLTrF 10 Niss e. ELIZABETH NO.
RIS. 80.
On the 5sh inst, BY Tire Rev. Father Neases
Holm Al ADAMS TO Miss ROSA y. POE.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-06-10

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
CHAPTER I7s.

IN ACT for tho better pEoseesloa Of Wild sOvI
upon The watss Of the Pataxent river ana l,s
aribnaArfes.
snrr4aw /. BE 4 emaesad sp sKe 0eneral A..
seau8gg ~ Margfaad, That Il shall not h. lnwfsI
~ nny person o. persons to shoot or tap upon
L. waters 0f 90 Katnxent River, ifs Tributaries
- tie marshes bordering upon TIE same. anv
hal; provided thla net shall not apply 10 ths
nesnaf residenta Of Anne Arundel, Prince
George, 81, MaFy'as Charles azd Calvert eoun-
erus,on Z. Az q q snaese5. That anv Drr-
- C. pessous who may be found violating the
neovisEoAa Of 60 &C. eAail, upon conviction
thereof before ] dee Of the Peace Of the com
= wherein the oGnce was committed, be Rne8
nos lee than q dollars, nor more than EFtv
dollars fbr - rst offence, and not less than
swanty-hve nor mora than enc hundred dollars
Gbr each and any subsequent oGence, aud the
hnak wun a. guns. ammnniaica, and all other
nroperIv found Id the possession or use Of such
nerson ur persons &C che time Of the arrest shall
Il hid until such hns is paid; one-half Of aid
enc 10 - % the inioemsF, the other bali to the
srhool rund o. The coanay In which the oGenco
Srrrgoz >. .Amd bs u eHactea, That aIl acts or
naram or aeea inconsistent with this act be ana
the aasna are hereby repealed, and that this ars
shaI! take elect from The date ofits passage.
We hereby certify, That the afOregOiHg is
correct copy of an Act Of The General Assembly
Of Maryland, passed January Session. 1880.
Approved April 10th, 1880.
MILTON Y. KIDD,
Chief Clerk Of the House Of Delegates.
EUGENE HIGGINS.
Secretary Of The SENATE.
June 10, isso-st.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-06-10

TIA E.xapens or FAsHl0z4BER DaEss AID
Lev pnsrxs.-C. n. Oxhm and Son, pfopriefors
81 the iargest. cne-pEice double Clothing honses
baltimore. now ecrHpy two eaaiEs story Duasa-
;s- ssE r1e;r splendia STOCK of Meas, Hcnfhss
ps.rs, nna fshfldrenss SpTing Clothing. Having
has.~s.e go manufactured their entirs stock be-
Carr ~ rrsat advance in woolens, tbey are seli-
- $500 bargains ID every department Ior
sssssss~ go Simmer wear, which none ca =
ssssrf q overlook. We feel IL our duty % call
- .ffsesson 81 our readers 70 this fFuiy famous
ana reliasvIe establishment corner krsat ana hsza
over streets No one n neee q ~ !. 80
fsehrs n SER and Sc the I0w palces g wnien tns
rnost SOC and perfect Sitting gHsmtnss -
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-06-10

ST. INiaoEs', Nd, June Z, 1880.
Msssrs. Eaitory .-Aftsr psrGsing synopsis
Of Col. Ingersoll's lecture recently delivered In
Baltimore concerning the futility Of Christiani-
~, il 10 reasonable to infer that be has reached
the condition known as wiSliagness 70 Be damned;
for. II he is not dor1sd with shaie Of hate for
his Maker, the mirrcred likeness does not cor
respond 70 the human face. The gentleman ap-
parently delights 70 talk about liberty as the
oysat boon Of The human race, but he d little
inconsistent; for how can he believe In the boon
Of liberty when he saphatieally refuses to be-
live In the SOuacz from which Il originates
Liberty Il God-giFen right. ard properly ssed,
suhserves Coda glory. Per coafras she falls
upon us like . heavy cloud, rendering us blind,
deaf. dumb and insensible 70 the truths Of Chris
tiauity N il the case with Americas champion
skeptIc. Thank God We live in an age in
which people read and fee, and facts are not
swept away By unsruths, however strongly ex-
pressed. skspsies MAY rage, and fools ipiagine
vain things, hut The great Jehovah Eeigns SUI
nrense notwithstanding.
The farmers have commenced harvesting
throughout the district, and from what we can
CLEAN, fair Yields are anticipated.
Messrs. Richardson, Beal and Clarke ofthe Sc.
jerome sscson are Ia excellent spirits IN yiew
of a heavy .:turn oas'' Of The valuable cereal in
QUESTION. The census man has not appeared ye'
hsrsabouts. In the interim, We are exercising
t'patiens hope"
4 OA@1N&NAa4s
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-06-10

Court Proceedings.
The June Term Of the Circuit Court for this
county began on Monday, the Tth instant, bis
Honor, Judge r. POrd, on the bench. The APP
pearance and ReeOgnizanee Deekess were called
and the preliminary cali Of the Trial Docket was
made and Judgments entered In uncOntested
cases. The Court, At O'Clock, p. m, adjourn
ed for the day, having Transacted all the Dusi-
ness before t.
Tuesday, June 9Th. The Court met and after
entering judgments In eases in which there was
no contest, adjourned for the day. The business
of the Term il virtually completed, though the
Court viii not formally adjourned for the Term
for day or two.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-06-10

Tar MoRrALETY AMoEc CHILDREN.
in Baltimore city. the bot weather Oh
last week proved veFitable Herod to
the little children. and brought sorrow
and lamentation to many household.
The mortality among iniaa's and young
children Is always great in large cities
during the trying months OF summer,
esueeiaIlv that OF June, but this year
the slaughter Of The innocenis has COM
menced earlier than usual, and threat
ems 10 be more than ordinarily terrible.
SO SAYS the Baifsmorsaa-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-06-10

GARFiELD NOMINATED ron pREsE.
DEET.-We are indebted to q friend
who came down ia The Sue yesterday
for copy oil The Daily .Ne,ss Of Tues
day. from which we learn, that Hon
James A. Garfield, OF Ohio. Senator cleo
in place Of Hon. 4. @. Thurman, va.
nominated for President By The Chicago
Convention On Tuesday Al 100 o'clock
There has been no nomination as yel
Tor the Vice. Presidency.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-06-10

On Tuesday, June lst., WnGzAM HExEy, -
FAINT son on William r. and Leuvenia II. Perry
aged | month and 10 days.
lsspFFer littls children % come unto me, and
forbid them not, for ef such Is the Kingdom q
Heaven"
Athis residence in this district on "Wednesday
,uornlnv. The 9th inst, BENEDICT l. ABEIsL,
in the Goth year Of his age. May he rest IN
peace
His funeral win take place from bis late resi-
dence on this Thursday moFning ri 10 O'Clock.
Friends and relatives Of deceased are invited 70
attend. InteFment at sc. Johns.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-06-10

Land Sale.
j. Prank Smith, late Sheriff, sold at Shsrifs
sale on Tuesday last at the Court House door,
LeonardtOwn, Barbara's Enclosure. in the 4sh
election district, containing is acres, late The
property Of Henry simpson, FOR $40. Purcha-
ser, j. waiter Carpenter.
The homestead Of the late ThOs. JaFbee, known
as Mulberry Point, located on BritOn's Bay near
Paw-Paw Hollow, was also offered for sale by
the heirs-at-law but was bid in a. $4lO.