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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-18

The Board met on Monday last, present, Al
vey, LOker, Jones and Lawrence. The biils Of
n. c. Adams, Leo n. Hayden and r. u. Gar
nsr and Others for surveying Budd's Greek road
we're allowed 20 follows: n. G. Adams, COM
missioner, $ls, Leo n. Hayden. do, SIS; r. h.
Garner, do, SIS; John n. Cbunn, Surveyors,
SIT; J. W. Carpenter, chain carrier, g; A. 3.
Carpenter, rOdman, %; wm. Bush, azemas,
81; AIexsnder Steward, do, 81. Bill ofsanl
Burns Co., shingIes Cor AImShouSe, wasp ased
iOr 80. Also bin Cor securing Court room and
Registers once (94l. Board met again Tues
day. There was fan attendance. The allow
ing Of insolvencies and the making Of transfer
chiefly occupied their time aud atlsntiOn. They
meet again To-day Wednesday.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-18


TmlnD TKnm NorRs.--Fiamilt0n Fish'
savors . ihisd ieTm- Crant raised him
from ths polssicai grave. where Be had
bees qsisfIy snseEred. and made him
Secretary y State.
EIihu 3 Washhurne loIerates . third
terra. Grast sneds him SeefefaFy pi
Stste and thea Ministes 10 Frsnce.
CoIfax wssmsiofh third term. GRAFT
preferFsd lin sor Viee-Presidenf IN
le88, iasiead 81 Gov. Fenfon,
Senstor Conkiing puskes The third
term. GFsnte.Fnestly desired hlm 10 be
has successor - 1875. prosiaedhs could
moi succeed hsmseIs.
Don Cameeon = wofkinE wilh alitke
proverbial energy Of . Winnebag0 for
iha Ahasa asams-. GsanA Ppeinisd hsm
Secretary o. Var.
SecoF Robesoa panls Eors third term.
GRAFT made bin Serretsfy ofthe Navy,
and ens6led him to get rich out Of cor
rupl Rings ia bis department.
Columbus DrIsno longs soE q third
term. Grant made bin Secretary ofthe
Interior. and thus opened Up 70 him the
fai-pIaee Of The lndssn Rings.
William W. Relknsp Is extremely So
liessous Tor the third term. Grant APP
pointed him Secretary Of War. and
ihus gave him % opP0EtuR.LY @
make snqneE.as -
70 r..'ss. - lIs9ssy 80. iAlF..eS.
mRnt. ~
.Edwsrds Pierepons % goisg % The
Chicago Convention 70 suppqft the thtrd
term Grant frst appointed him Uni-
ted States District Attorney. Then Ate
torney-Csneral. and finally Minister 70
Epglsnd. -.
John A. J Creswell, lamiliaFIy kaown
Is Chorpennang Creswell, Is trying 20
get delegation from Mary Iand TO Chi
cago for the third term. Grant appointed
him bis first Postmaster General, ard
Creawell = understOod 20 have pot his
influences rhers a would do The most
good for himself and friends. 4
George HI. Williams 10 toiling for Q
third term. Grant made him Attorney
General. end tried to put him On the
bench ~ Chief Justice, but the senate
proved refractory.
Joseph P. Brady decides IN favor Of
The third term, and so does William
Strong. They we're plseedOn the bench
OF the Supreme Court by Grant for the
purpose Of overriding one ofitsprevious
oecssfous. 81
James N. Tynsr Is travelling the eoun-
try for the third term. Grant made him
Postmaster General, and be is supposed
20 have got lat on the drippings Of I'm
clean contracts.
Father TAFT il for athird term. Graft
lifted him out Of comparative obscurity
into The Attorney Generalship.
Boss Shepherd believes in third term.
Grant took him TO his bosom. and en-
abled him TO colo money in she rascal
" Rings which ravaged the District Of
CoIumbis.
Gen. o. z. Babrock % lsbOFing for
the third term. Grant appointed him
his confidential private secretary, end
saved him from destruction ss q mems
Der Of the Whiskey Ring.
Gen. Arthur runs The machine for
third term here in New York. Grant
appointed him COLI sor Of New York.
Gov. CoEnell brin y ! his iniiHen.cs ln'
behsH Of the third m. Giant made
him Surveyor Of New York.
John r. Smyth Il ardent in his sdvo-
eacy OF third term. Grant surprised
the State Of New York by appointing
him Postmaster Of Albany. -
The list might be greatly extended;
but the foregoing will do as samples 81
the whole.-.NsD York Sun.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-18
HlED.

Atths Fuulaeacs % ber husband IN the 1at Dis
srlss q FriaMy. wnxming last, the l3lh instant.
Mrs. SARAH C,,.wik Of D. n Mckay, In The
9Ogh gamr o. her age.
districts O. TIE 9th inst, Mrs. NARY LEACH.
In she boahs year &C hw age. May she rest I'm
peace, snseal sd SAg 49,
IN rss 6sdiag ths death Of this pious and esteem
"A iaag.sh b only necessary 10 say, that her
n ~ ChrissIan WIRES and overwhelming char
itiss weFe her pxaminrnt FEATURES 81 character.
Her \ ands vert ever open 20 she poor and needy.
She we. indeed, . true blioweF ~ Christ and
with pafleuee aad Christian l0rtitude bore she
Gross With such unllinehing determination as 10
.eave % douht as 20 the fBal result. J.
On the 18th instant, IN this district, JOHN
P. GRAVES, IN The 3eth year Of bis age. May
he rest u peace.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-18

/ X. L. Mosely of Memtremi. Canada, certified
Sept. 81, 1879, THAI be had eulsfea teEEfbly ffem
Dyspepsia, and was comPlelely cuFsd BY taking
Il roe il. and ] now sullef Nd tmcon vemsemce fsrm
enfinw hearty meele.n Theses Blatesu are slswM
asriAe u allslln diasasss.--lsm.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-18

NO11CE ~ ChEDbAOhC.
]: OF Csuis D d.. Mary5A County, Set:
March 10, 1850.
HNRDEnED By tile Court, That VIM. Frank
~ Ford and Chas. A. Pembroke, Executors Of
y ANN r. PEMBROKE,
late Of st. MaFy's eoanty, Nd, deceased, give
the notice, required By law 20 the deceased's
creditors. 70 exhibit their claims and that the
ZANE be published onre q week for six succes-
sive Geeksi IL tie Sc. MaFy's BEAcOx.
TEST: a. J0IN~ B. ABRLL,
Reeister Of Wills Cor 81. MAry's county.
+H NOTICE.
In'pursuance oil the above order, we hereby give
nosice slsstsSe fsaSe obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Sc. Mays county, Maryland, IetteEs
testamentagy on the personal estate Of Ann n.
Pembroke, taae Of said county, deceased. All per-
cons having claims against the said deceaseda are
hereby. nosi6ed 20 exhibit the same with the
proper vouchers attached thereto 20 the subscxi-
bers on or before the 22nd day Of Sept. 1880,
they will Otherwise By law be excluded from the
benefits Of the said estate. All persons indebted
10 the deceased are Peqsested 10 make immediate
payment 10 the suhscriheEs.
WM. FRANK FORD,
"as< CHAS. A. PEMBROKE,
Executors.
March II, Isse-ew.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-18

eve wish to repeat that we never intend 10
give mp in our endeAvOrs 10 have q rePetiiion Of
PinaGpgs. We think. however, that this % a.
sured, and win probably take place about the
middle Of April. To make assaraHoe dOubly
sure, We hear shat the St. NAry's 3. r. 4 Deba-
ting Society propose holding uaeeting On Fri
day eyeaing next 70 make ian Ofieiaf reqHsi,
which, We hops, win be 'uHnnswsrabIe." We
expsss 10 nsake positive announcement IN car
neat iasne. f
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-18

q. CauIkins. M. D., Of Rochester, y. =. e.
tises Oct. esh. 1873, that be bas use9 Re Safe
kidney ana Liver Cure In bic praeiice - dis
eases Of the Kidneys and liver, and ihe Fesals -
been satisfactory In the exirsme. u says -
wonld nOw prescribe the same remedy % 81 slm-
flaKrr aniefed, nm2 you are nt lAes4 % 90 stats
u gear taasimonialS. '-B3m.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-18

A GREAr DANCES AHEAD.--Senator
Carpenter commenees-h speech on
the Porter case with these words: -
"a careful observer OF The tendency
Of the times cannot fail to see that on
every hand, and in every, branch Of
the Government. We are rapidly ad-
vancing toward consolidation and Gen.
trslizstion Of power as against the
States -.-s,t .e.--.'
Point i given 70 dis declaration by
recent decisions of che SnpFeme Court.
which have gone beyond all former ex-
perience in invading the local authority
OF the States, and in asserting mon-tTOus
doctrines that, carried to their logical
consequences. would destroy the eonsti-
tutional system under which we live,
and erect 0 ceatralized despotism at
Washington. i,.,
IL il no longer . question Of State
rights in political sense that r. 20 be-
considered, but whether the. autonomy
and independence OF she States are 20
be preserved in their Recognized spheres
Of action ct home. Partizan deeIsions
Of The Supreme Court have constantly
stuck Al the States since. the civil war,
all aiming to subordinate them TO . con-
solidaied power, wholly unknown TO
the cha ter Of Liberty.
jefferson thonght this Court one Of
the greatest dangers a free inatstutic9s.
mhenever . partisan. majority should
eq1srol L. judEments. Thn rerords Pf
The last 1sfieen years attest the truth 81
that prediction. not only by . Wild de-
pariure from the accepted construction
Of the Constitution. but BY conflicting
decisions made for party purposes and
10 subserve special objects, a. in the
legal tender cases. The Court may be
said to iegislate. for Il eoastTaes the
laws with revisory power beyond the
reach Of Congress and the Excessive,
except By impeachment.
Among lbe moEentons questions DE-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-18

o. A contemporary. speakipg Of the
trouble IN the d~mocgatie camp IA An
.napolis. says - : Governor may DID
make up bis misd. Grst ~ last. to'g grant
some concession to those who honestly
differ with bin 10 HE views Of public
policy."- We have elsewhere in our
paper to-day giyen about The same sd-
vice 10 h,s ExeelleSey. bat We have
also taken she, liberty 10 extend similar
advice to the. democratic members Of
the Legislature who sniagonize the Gov
errors views. and We are somewhat IN
doubt at this writing as 10 which most
needs our counsel.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-18

- Nrm Y0fk Snn eonlinaes ils
bilefasas lomards ahe EleeloTnl Carsa.
mIiansan. u sayas
fee ! one umaliGcnfiun withouIs
w'hlcN i onr iu5gmenl. % man mead
sxy - bs elected President o. ths
Unste8 ssales IN NugemheF. lndepd
milheas i 20 man need expect 90 De
nbmiaalsd ~ any nati6nal convention
iElahsey e Inas nexA.e
Tkis auaIizeaiioa d one that has not
been much dweli upon IN discussions Of
the beet, but 4 Is nevertheless indis-
penszble.
baoEeogsvs : disqualification that has
mo- been required IN any previous can
snsa since tie eoreriEhenR was oFgan-
iEed. I'D we earnestly trust that u will
aegeg % peqaiFed agaims s.a- -
b. what ! this Indispensable qnali-
Rcalg6ns
I 1tia eaIiFe inBoeenee as regards The
Electoral Commissson Of 1915. No
map-wbo was engsged ia.inventing that
unc Asliinli0nal device. no man who
was engaged ID prompsing is adoption
BY Congress, 10 man who was engaged
ii esnpleaing The work Of fraud fer the
sues Of which the Commission was
eFe5 led. can BE- elected President Of the
III = States during the present year
&c - nominaled for that once By
heonxentioa. is
I'D ] ssn0crass allke, and several eon-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-18

The Orphans Coart was In session on Tees
day, and was engaged IN routine business. Al
order was pasSed, that hsFeAfssr when the day
a. regular meeting osths Coart be sn inelement
one ths Court viii msss On the srst fair
day theseaAer. Tbs eourt yin be In session TIE
rsuaindex os TIE weak.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-18

Thomas Brown, eOlOred, and twO sOns. have
heea committed 20 jail, and are nov awaiting
trial On The charge q stealing tobacco from the
barn q Henry Knott, in the 9Th district on the
night o. the 10th Of March, instant. This . an
evil which farmers have 70 eonaend with, and u
10 hoped thaa pTOper Punishment may be msied
out, Ifguila he proved.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-18
CrnrnArssa1Ior.-The following .

CRHTRAEIzaTIeE.-The following %
nm extract From ahe Dissenting opinica
of Judee FED. = re sapsems C0ars.
On ihe oecssios Il sks Iass decision by
thal tsibunal sfsrming tie constiiuiion-
aliiy Of tie Federal EIecsion Laws. n
exposes he eenissIizisg doctrise ofthisl
deeision IN manner 20 clear and for
chile that there can nov be 10 nhisiak-
Ing is purpose and eject:
"Noshing. IN my iadgment, eoald
have . greater tendeney 60 destroy the
Independence and autonomy Of the
Staaes. reduce them 10 . humilisiing
and degrading Dependence upon the
central government. engender constant
irgiaaaion, end deslroy. -ahaA dvmessie
tranquility which i was one % che OBJ
iects Of the Constellation 10 secure, than
the doctrine asserted N this case, that
Congress can exercise eOereiys aushor-
~ oveg Judicial officers Of States IN The
discharge Of their duties under State
laws. Il viii Be- onIy smother step in
the same difectien towards cnpsolida-
ton. when q assumes coeFcive author
ity over governors and Legislators 81 the
ctate. f-s-s - stgrass5i .f so.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-18

The old dyeing establishment, BFaneh Omes
ITO w. Baltimore Street, 10 rs ever prepared 70
neB, eheapness and despatch. ThssupeEioTehaF
aeteg of eIseiF work enables them % please ~
most fastidious, and save 70 the frugal many :
dollar. The attention ofouF lady readers e e
peeialIy called 70 their BaltimoTe BEsneh ON.es
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-18

ssnaaor Comhs, and REPRESENTATIVE Holmes q
he Legislature, ara In attendance here upOn he
tern q he Circnit Court. Both these gsniie-
msz aEs looking vel afler their Legislative -
bors. sd yin rssusn about the end Ofths Pss-
- wa~A
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-18
RATIFICATION NOTICK
John ". Beavaa
W.
n. D. Abel.

In the Circuit Court for Sc. Mary seOunty, sit
ting ne Court OF Equity.
No. 324 N. Is.
ORDERED this gath day Of February, 1880,
- that the sale made and reported BY
benjamin. O. Harris, Trustee In this eauee,
Be rntbGed and confirmed, unlesscaase 10 thecon-
trary be shown on or before the 9Th Monday ri
March, 1880; provided acopy ofthis order bepubs
Iished In the Sc. Mary BRAcOH, Onse week for
three successive WeekapfioF 70 the said 4th Non
day Of March.
The report states thelandsold for sSoo.
J. FRANK FOkD,
J. FRANK FORD,
Feb2 issO-sw. al
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-18
NOTICE.

HAVING Land papers ana eeid n0Aea % nsar.
II 1yevegy tract 0E1and SD tha eoumay, Wiu
Be plesssd % aid paFties wishing ny services aS
suFveyOF IN beating their lines o. bousdan e.
enn L. found in Lsonmrdtowa on Tuesdays.
WM. J. WATHBN,
Masrh n. assa--:E Couatv SaFveyOF.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-18

non. n. C. Conbs sold a. trustees sale o
Taesaay lass the iarm known A. willow Glen,
locaaad n the ash elecsi0n diSict and cOaiaining
90 aerss, o. sihoumnd dollars. Purehassr,
Thes. :. Hedge. Is
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-18

4 TAKE this means Of Informing ny friends IN
81. Mary,a eonnty, whsre I hare resided foS
ehe fast teh o. twelve yemss, Asd the travelling
e<safe aeneFA1iy, that an new ~ The MARsnAbb
Hovnw, eogneF 9Th and p. Streets, WashingtoE'
ID. C., wherO viii always spaeased 70 see
ahem The bobt Of aecommodati0ms will De a"
RHoMAs BOYD.
Wev Sss 1873 --sk
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-18

~ Divine service nc 81. Pasi's u. 3.
Church next Sabbath, March 9lSt, ~ u O'Clock,
=. N, By DR.. James Smith, OfYa.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-18
RATIFICATION NOTICE.

n. PhIIO Herbert.
II s&ls Circuit Court for o.. Mary's county, hs
ting as a Court Of Equify.
No. 500 N. y.
nRTERRD thIs Iith Dag o. FebrsaTy' 1859,
~ that che sale made and reported by James
u. WSlsDn, Trnssee Go afhis eansei be rat
lied and confirmed, unless camse % the contrary
Be shown on Or before the Ord Monday OF
March, 1850; provided . cory Of this order 30
pabiished 10 The Sc. Msgy's f3EAcop, ohee wee.
Monday Of March.
The report states that the land sold for $500.
~ J. FRANK F0RD,
Clerk
J. FRANK FORD.
Feb 70. ISso-sw.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-18

win sad thsiF celebrated KlsctEo-voIiaie
Belts - the aMicssd upon 30 days trial. e9ssdy
cares guaranteed. They mean what they Say.
Write 10 them withOat delay.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-18
Choice Flower and Garden Seeds,
STRAWBERRIES, PEACHES, &c.
New Sorts, By Nail.

Plants the newest and GsestimpToved sorts,
carefully packed and prepaid By mail. Ny
collection Of Strawberries took the frst premium
Or the hest COIlectiOb, - theEreat show OF the
Mas. HoFticultural Society, IN Boston. grow
over zee varieties, DE most cOEplete collection
In The country. including eli the new, lafss
Americas and imported kinds. Prieed descriI-
Tive Catalogues, gratis, By mail. Also, Bulbs,
Fruit Trees, RosPs, EveFgTeens. Choice Flower,
Garden, Trees, Evergreen, Herb, o. Fruit Seeds,
rs packets Of either for $I.oO, By mall.
80 - The True Cape Cod Cranberry.
Ne Ne beat sort for Upland, Lowland, OF
- Garden, By mail, prepaid. u 90
We per 100, $5.O0pee geo. Whole
sale Catalogue 60 the Trade. Agents wanted.
8.w. wATs0G, Old COlony Eurseries and
Seed WaFshouSs, Piym0uth Mas. Established
1e47.
psb u. issO-Im.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-18

FOrsaIs by COMBS q sPALDING,
LeOnaFdtOW D. ID.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-08

aud ro, mine These Ministers 10 the inos' o. ,
surd things the world and th.n s%n'e' ,Ir,sr
Tho artificial diamonds Of Mr.. McIeaI' aocut
which there has been SO much excitement were pus
TO rhetorical use.
They were submitted TO my friend hr. hasheSn & ~, ~
the British Museum, who is an expert IN pIecou 81
10 trated them with an acid which dssolyes glass au
does not touch diamonds. The ~ koiO1 n',no9 thn
appeared under this test and ioI my p' tba actions
paso and the gewgaw decorations oi Her M,9eSs 49,,
Government ana their supporter J.. to ,as i'm tbe
bliss ard bubble and efforesco anu 20 ~ d pge ~ ."
crncble whv we know the stun they are inade o.
ME-. CHAMBERLAIN AND HIS SPEECH.
Mr. Rr,gbt followed can only stop to say tnat
Thought him looking extremely well and tnat 10
onpht 20 reconsider that notion OF MS health no'
permitting him 70 visit America. Then came his
vonng colleague. Mr.. Chamberlain, 10 aoope :"
William Harcourts account OF him, IS now' oy
kind of apostolic succession to MI BRIGHT
the arch bogey of Bimln0ham; the dIagoh
with whose name Tory nurses H'gh'eh
their infants TO sleep. lie does not loon
il in the least He IS about the last niai
in the hall whom you would pick OUT as oeniaSos"'
. Radical leader. the idol f the worknemen ana
the enemy of mankind. lie has not the physIqu''
NOR tbe voice nor the manner Of n popular cham
MON. Rather under middle height slight paie'
s,rdcnt-like. with a thin wbsker and an eye-gass'
carefully dressed. reserved in manner; this SURELY
cannot be the terrible RObespierre OF modern Eng-
and-the tyrant under whom the WING ana 'he
moderate Liberal lead that abject and serVe lie OF
which Sir William, his latest captive, toid Us
Yet Robespierre too had something OF the pe'"
n,ofire about him. Until you came pear enough u
look into the eyes and observe the resoluie bearing
of this birmingham Jacobin, you might almost pass
him by as insign,ficant sI don't know whether any
bodv has observed that marked likeness TO mt Is
discernlbe in his features lie is not Pitt, but l.
man of singular abilities, of considerable culture
with very definite aims IN politics and for years
pasf has welded The fierce democracy of BIrmlng-
ham at will Mr. Bright himself is hardly more
nonular In the town, and Mr. Brights name is far
less frequently heard on Tory lips IN these days as
a SYNONYM for whatever Is evil and mschiev0ns
in radical policy. He is. at any rate'
immensely iu earnest. His speaking ~ oo'd III
manner. but trenohant and sometimes bitter.
lie is. however, too considerable a person to be DIS
missed with paragraph at the end of long letter
for which the post will not wait Some day he
shall bava a letter to himself. Meantime 1t IS due
to him TO saw as hinted above. that the political
conception which lay at the bottom of this demon
stration vas marked by his usual ingenuity. Tie s
an organizer and when he has organized majority
you will hear strange tidmgs from the Parliament
where he or his ideas shall bear sway. G. W. s.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-08
Army Orders.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 7.-Assistant-surgeon
Henry McEldridge Is relieved from duty In the Depart
ment Of the East ordered TO Fort Omaha Neh, on
or before March Assistantsurgeon j. V. H. Hod to
report IN person 10 tie Commanding General OF the De
partment OF the East TO duty at Fort Mon
roeya; Captain j. w. seuy, y,AssstanQuarermaster, to
Chareston e. c., to superinteDd the movement OF ord
nance from the Arsenal 20 Fort MOutriej Captain
H. Whitehead Conmlssary OF Subsistence, ls relieved
TO New Orleans, La
New-York tribune., 1880-02-08
THO BROoKLYY DiVoRcE SuITS.

An application was made to Judge Pratt, in
the Kings County Supreme Court yesterday for counsel
fee ON the part OF the defendant the absolute divorce
suit OF Joseph Denge against Teresa Deogie. The
nlaiptiH who ia q butcher and was married IN Noyeh
her 1875 charges his wife with inhdelity with Oswald
schepck and John b. stoke. Mrs Dengle denies tho
nd that her husband had another wfe
wing when she married him. An affidavit OF Catherine
German of No 1877 Mourose-ave.. which submitted.
SET forth that the plaintiff had four wives living
besides the defendant The names by which they were
known were Mrs. Paul. Mrs Woelfer, Mrs. Hohme and
Mrs Brenning Another affidavit stated that the plain
ts object in seeking divorce that he might marry
again.
motion for alimony and counsel fee made before
the same Judge In the suit of Mary Note against Adopb
Nolte a previous motion to the effect having been
denied General D. f. Tracy, who represented the lie.
fapdant said nat the motion renewed on the same
grounds on which it had previously Deen Denied eAeep
that letter introduced by the DEFENDANT was now
claimed 10 be a forgery The plaintiff claimed that she
had heen married to the defendant In 1898 but they
only lived together a few months. The defendant dd
not regard himself married, and In 1897 ne married
b nrssent wife In Rochester, by whom he had seven
rhiIdren From 1883 10 1861 the plalnun hved ID
az the wife Henry Angus, aud this relation
o. continued after Angus's return from fhe war il
ie67 he was married 10 Angus claiming TO believe that
Nit was dead The letter eferred To was written Dy
ner 10 Nolte In 1865 and was signed " Mary Angus.'
Tbese facts were embodied In Affidavit made by An.
rms The plaintiff introduced afidayits to show that
N0lte had acknowledged the paintin 70 De MS wiie'
and also asked time answer the atndaVlt OF ANGUS
Judge Pratt reserved ns decision on both motions
New-York tribune., 1880-02-08

THE REAsON.-Aunt; How Is it, Willie,
thni YOU SO often come and me, aud that Tommy
never eomesT Willie: " Ma says am such a Turk aL
nome that She a. glad 20 get rid OF me-" AuLt And
,Vhy are YOU such Turk az homep Willie Because
ma sends me mere, ana you always give me plum cake
and biscultR."