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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-16
Gteamboats ano Railroads.

A MARY POWELL for West Point, Corn
"A wall. NewDurg POlghkceps.c kOndout aud Kingston
landing AT Cozzenss. Milton New anburg am HYDE PARK
leaves foot ~ VESrRYS T. $40 and - rHSr at $3.50 y
In. >undays excepte1 Connection POughkeepse with
evening A. X. Il X. for North aud West Baggage
nv nj
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Ofrur5iolS,

A SBIJRY Park and Ocean Grove Camp Meet
"A ing Best Route is by steamer PLYMOUTH ROCK
-e' Time taoio Do0w.
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DOTTERDAM LINE. ,,.,
p CALAN ", " cd, Aug Is ROTTERDAM We'd, Aug 20
MAS, sept :. 49,
LIST Caoin s6O-s7O ~ Cabin s45-s5e steerage $50 ~
CAZAUN. Gen Agt, n South Wllanst tONCu- Ell l.
q Co. n South Wiiam-st., Freight Ago , Ian.
l.. W. MORRIS. Oh Broadway. General fassaee hsen.
WHITE STAR LINE. srr.xse.
w UNITED STATES AND 40 Al; ~ "a a. % =, 20
FOX QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL DAM,
MOTTO E.. The of this LING take .lio 80
recommended by MauIy. u D ~ on S"'n sH' NN'
and home ward voyages - 49,. 10 i. - -,
GI1MANIi Cant Re Inedy SATURDAY, Aug 20 ~ a M
BALTIC Cant Parsel Thursday. sept = ooO " H.
c. lTiC. tf"t Gl '"1 ...... ~athlfltR
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK. FooF VI "H'A
l0IHsT.
These steamers uniform in size and unsurpassed IN 9
The SalerOOms. SMOKING an oNsH
are placed amdships where the noise and
ieast felt anordng degree VI comfort hitherto unattn'
81 sea -. o,...... Raturn
tickets favorable terms ..o-.,..
These carry neither cattle, sheep nor pigs
az nsnscon of plans aud other information apply ~ the
Cownapy's Ohces No 81 Broadway, NewYork or No 10
Wanutst. Philadelphia N'' Nof'AAS' NSoHN
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,TONlNGTON LINE.-For Boston ard all

- IUNINU IVN IINI''O
~ points .ast. - qhu..J,vs md
,r,avs and The -Ucamcr FATE or Nv fOhh'h aoh
and Fflys. from flrr 30 NoIn i'c'
foot of Jaws y. special limited uc.',s VI ~
81 -, ms n. .oI GOOD ONLY fOr ile dY anal mp oI
which uey are specified on thcr !l.e;. es"'
taken al lOvess current rates, II = DAD 10
L \ 4
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WHITE MOUNTAINS.
on and after June 9s DIRECT CONNECTION Will he
"a"o' TIE GREAT Providence LINE COS.
PARLOR CARS Having the siram l,nhiha Al FUN
poikT WlIAnF Providence AT $50 a. NJ, ~i
RUS THnOUi'ii 10 fAblAN nOu-n ~ - ron,
Ar puI N,'ii Il WHITE MOI MAIN POIsTS WITH
~ our CHANGE.
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4 IL RAIL LINE


A LII RAIL LINE ,oxs
vs %n a1 oa sit~f iq ssve cFsad Central Depot eo
BY early eSeninS Dine al sprneed SUP at White River
For further particulars SDply HfqrMsrEAD, @. T
4ih-ayc. and 42dst. Y.
EOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Na1-
arpe sip ori Hnu 81 T. R osiy at 1880 H. and $50
Fare lower than by any other route
FOR NEW-HAyEN. HARTFORD, SPR LIN J"
iernedate points steamers leave PIER p f. r. daily sun,
5 n.y. and connecting Win ;PSc. d .a az
NewIIaven for IisT,iord spnsneS @ and Court
si. iSes I9Ss''u 90 Dl0N'"''' ' "
DOR ROHDOUT and KINGSTON.-Landng
SliES
NJ 81 North River foot Of Iarsonst a, 1so m
s T tn sMfS SGr
EUIGU VALLEY RAILROAD.
IL PAssEHGEK TRAISs on ana after June $50 so T
hs.aas and a. SsS Ebaas @ %a,sS
ing attached 70 $50 y u tram m connect for all
pa1 sP ss .hssoS an. It2
'o'n'' " " BYIN9ToN Gene;s Pssse1ger AGENT,
General Eastern once '0r% C. H. CT SiNI.,Gs, Agent
NORWICH LINE ..,.,, on, III. WHITE uoon
ns ~, nSeWi omoon|sie.iners Pier No 40 North
liver at ) D. IN. daily. except sund-! ----------
NOTICE.-On and after MONDAY, August
~ 18th the Second Avonue line 81 the Manhattan ish"ay
win be opened public 10 HARLEM WITH me following
a""'i' ~ r. X. HAIN. General Manager
Manhattan Railway Company. Angus. i2th' lsoo
pROyIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON.
hruLt Niss HIaY q Mlt oNI or RAIL
Inc fayoriie D1 ace cleaners 80, .rr
MASSACHI SEi IL AND RHODE lSlAND.
Day sunday exec, ted iioih Plei ~ Nof'h 'ei' O' "
AZ Inteunrd,,io aninrs between NewYork and Provi
Jeuce PASSENGERS irVc IN Boston NJ g. M ,o, -. an,
y ana tcs.s e.nred At Nos 1 xenue Hotel.
s.o sod AZ all DR. ncps hotels and ucAet Offices anu A.
"c.- t "A e.cvt Dress Company Freight taken al low
!. " fnKiSs. D. : hA', 9resasat
CTONINGTON LINE.-for Boston and all
l", r sT6 NGIoX leaves Tuesdays Thursday and
saturdays The steamer fAik or y ~ N, ,ir
foot Of Javst al D. H. Special limited tickets W balp
,oi VIA ms - GOOD ONLY "i nc dif an" ~
which Ii , az. c ,nSs re BADcOck. Pres
l. w FILKINS. g. r. Aoonr ---
WHITE MOUNTAINS.
on and after June 2s DIRECT CONNECTION will he
made VIA TIE GREAT Providence LINE.
pARLON CARS Having the siran landing AZ Fun
poiNT WHAnT, providence, At so A. NJ ~m
RUS THROUGH - fAbir>AN n ~ uGi,s = y Wtru
'' Our CHANGE.
q. 4 TO SARATOGA and RETURN; rs ~
~ IEe Georse ana rctnIn. Iicksts sS9a ,o ,ns
sstnn,ayI at 4 D. M nom Iier No. 40 ncwNo ~ North
River foot Leroy 81 connecting e. NO. ".n s,a,.
IooiDs stcLed No 944 ErcAdray' New YORK and NO
Cont a. GIoosbn.
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q. 4 TO SARATOGA and RETURN; rs 10
~ Il george and reinIn Tickets good ior ,ns
SAIAToGA and cry or TROY leave DAILY 'ea en,
Saturday al 1; d. NJ nom YER No. 40 n-wNO al NoIth
River foot LEROY ST. connecting at Troy Win morning
trains for SARATOGA ard ALL HkSohlH NOaIh s,h'e
Ioolus esctIed y54 ErDadvay, New YORK ana NO
GIcOslNn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-16

nJYNOTTH ROCK. For Long Branch.
/ TWO TRIPS DAY, INCI.U DINO suNpAtS
Leaves foot West 22d.st. " II. a. $50 Am, and2Sopm
mud stone Pier No. \. r., 10 m. and Slo p m
RENTS FULL MARINE BAND ON BOAkp
FARE including fier ucket fiDa u ~ r rs
TICK ErS good only day sold SlAlA CI.S Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-16

&c TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY 3
80 DEPOIs IN PHILADELPHIA, IN NE"-fohh.
DOUBLE TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED EonIP-
uE,ST AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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ReaI Gsiate 10 Grfban9e.

U,O EXCHANGE for n better hOuse-4S0
1 U2,hson AZ church lease. IL West HoustonsL
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Ocean Cleaners.
A MEXICAN LINE.

A MEXICAN LINE. -
~ FOR QUEE SrOWN AND LIVERPOOL .
only Transal antic Limo und tbs American Fbhc'
Sailing every "wednesday from Pha slphA anu LlVeipooL
-aingS alternate Saturdays.
IOKD IGIf Mednr d3y, August ~, se M
VADkRLAN d. sa,urda August u, ga. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-16

A LBANY BOATS--PEOPLE'S LINE. DREW
~ and y : leave Pier q. Al. North River 1901 Oh
CrnGI.Si. every week dav. connecting at ALBANY
Sunday morning excepted with trans North. West ana
an 49, -,
EXCURSION TO Albany and return, good 80 DAYS 81 ,a,
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TXfilcp STATES MAIL STEAMERS,
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LlNftPOpL.
GERMAN MAIL.

EMPTKIAI UENWAN MAIII
/ Hamburg .Aiac.ican Packet Comr9nys Line Tor
PLYMOUTH. CnnRBD L re, and IA ItH' o..
rI5iSfA ........Aug 10 & r Ii .itI .... sept
WF-TpII III N...Aug. 20 uERDER. semi
at massage 10 Plymouth. London. Cher Olrg. Ham
bnrt and points in the sOhtn OF EngaD Fsi a'n
Sl0O second CaOn $50. Stecrage, 80 toun1 mp at
,rred rats Ste rage from Hamburg OF lIayrr So
kUNHAHDT - CO., G. -, NiCHAhD " -,
Agent- Oedefi, A. tii -
M III \ ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-16

~ Traus tngewood So,,sr reIin'nt an NJ
p:Ju 80 n. m Sunday 300 III. AMI $40 p III. INC
30 D. will leave so minutes m,si uay mths
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-16

NORWICH LINE 49,. ,,,,.,. ,,,,u
tans VA New IOn0OD-rieAmefs leaNe fleI No AZ MI VA
I;.yer at D. IN daily. except Suhd vs. ----------
~ ,h Tho ecopa Iysnne line Of tue Manhattan Railway
ril he Opened Tor public Harlem VITA ihe iolownk
du,,rnaI stations w: SGh--t, illIhst. ana l2fhst
a"'"'""" ''"' r. X y. General Manager
n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-16

brochirn proprrin ior sale ano % LII.
I OTIS in BROOKLYN-In large and small
- plots at very low Price, for Investment
rutland & WHITING. NO. . Beekmin-st
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unfement5.

Curtain $780, SATURDAY Matinee ~ D.
Snecial ConmemoraoD OF the 2Olt performances
Thursday, August 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-16

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD ,,or,-
STEAMSHIP LINE BEIWEtN Nf.W fOhN-
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN So. s,,,
DpNNt - '''7ht W. - scent ! !.
y ~ - = \ - :, -, = y FROM HTWyORK 70 SOUTHLAND
TON. HAVRE OR b EMEN s,o
FIRST CABIN 1907 SECOND CABI N-.---...-.e''
STEE&AGF, 49, -.-. .,-s
Return tickets at reduced Prepaid steeIas7 ceIn
cates. Us. , ....., ~, ,....,..t ,,
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Giip Droucrrp 60 Eet.

NFFICES TO LET in the buildings ., ana
~ : Reeknan.si. nui . to 1873 Nassau ST. hub"'D
HITTING. D Ecekman-sf.
I'O LEASE.-At - West 20th-st., near
5tirave paror. dlnnS room. Kitchen and IL seel''R
noins.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-16

ALL RAIL u r hlN Turrr MOUNTAINS
LAKE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ana QUEBEC.
On and after lime % the popular through Train WIT
,ar,or cars viii leave Grand Central Depot NewYOrk a.
g. n H. II. r. RI al SO5 m arriving IN ne mou
by early evening Dine al Springfield sup al "h" iS'e
fo' i"i'hoi p"i ~e'' g. II. HEMSTEAD O. T. A,
- Afh.ayc. and 42d.st., y Y.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-11

Editors Reacon For the FIRST time
within the history Of Maryland The coun-
ties united and dared 20 assert their
rights against The dlctation of Baltimore
city. The local bill for regulating the
taking ard catching of oysters in the
Potomac river came before the House
on Wednesday and proved tobe more in
teresting than any measure Of public
cSncern which has come before the
Legislature this session. end on Thurs
day the contest waxed warmer and
stronger. The delegation from Balti-
more city Represented the dredging in
ierest of that city. They opposed near
w every feature m the bill which tended
in the slightest degree to protect the
oyster beds in the Potomac rIver, and
especially that clause which makes the
boat responsible Tor the fines imposed
BY the Courts. Dir. Hayes said that this
was q monstrous law, that should IL
pass, il would disgrace our statute books,
and be hoped Virginia would redeem
our State by refusing 10 pass any simi-
lar law-which must De done-other-
wise this law will be of no effect. But
with all the able speeches made by Mr..
Mcclure and Mr. Hayes and the many
dilatoFy motions made by the city dele
Cation. the Representatives OF the coun-
Ties steadily. firmly and stubbornly
voted down every motion and amend
ment offered 10 and against the bill, and
finally passed the same. This bill will
be returned TO the Senate Tor that body
approval before il can be sent 10 Vir-
ginia. For the benefit of many of our
oyslermen, who have no doubt forgot
Ten the fact, viii stale, that according
TO the settlement agreed upon by Ma
ryland and Virginia, the Potomac river
10 10 be used IN common by both States,
and hence Virginia must pass law as
viii conform 10 thatpassed BY Maryland.
The special oyster committee, which
has been working on o general bill for
the State, has about finished their labor
and this bin win be submitted early
next week.
The committee on education has pre-
pared bill which provides for the APP
pointment Of the Couhty School Com
missioners by the Governor, and in con-
nection with The matter / must say,
that whatever may BIZ said against the
present mode OF appointment. the man
ner proposed BY this committee is inf
niteIy worse. ~ our schools must, 90
long - this system exists, be controlled
BY politicians. and will ever be attend
ed with pickering and strife. which will
In course Of lime so degrade The system
as will make il amount not even 90
much as en- spology for free instruction.
And fear for this once popular insti-
tuition that Is days Of usefulness are
Numbered.
Alarge delegation. comprising some ol
the most respectable ladies and gentle-
men Of Baltimore city. visited Annapo-
liz this week and entered their protest
against any modification Of The Sunday
law. This delegation was admitted in
The Hall oil the House and received Q
respectful hearing.
SEvARe.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-11


The tngs, scows and drcdge Of Geo. C. FObss
q Co., contractors for the work on our harhoE.
made their appearance in the bay on Monday and
Tuesday commenced operations. Completing
The basin or turning ground Al the wharf win
first b done, and the balance Of the aPprOpEia-
ton win Be expended in widening The channel.
The appropriation Of last year gave US chan
me- or GO feet wide from BLzzaEd's Point TO the
wharf, with feet Of water At low tide, and il il
hoped thai the additional sasn TO be expended
viii sc Car improve the harbor as 70 give larger
beats from Baltimore an easy approach 70 the
wharf, m end greatly needed By the shippers
from the Town and surrounding country. a
further appropriation to compleie the good work
- it should be i earnestly urged HPcn our rep
resentative In Congress, and when that il accom-
plishesi, the Only drawback to the growth o. our
Town, the want OF proper wharf facilities will
be removed, and bright future for I.eonardtown
may be predicted. Major Rhenhart, the cour-
teous inspector who % satisfactorily performed
his duties last yeag. i with Is again, and ws
are also glad 10 welcoms back to our village The
officers Of Messrs Fobes q 60. whose kind atten-
tons 10 those who visited them last year are MOI
forgotten
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-11

RrroRm AT AENAPoIfs.--The re-
form projects. Or most Of them, which
The legislature has in charge. sppear 70
be hanging Gre. Or nj least che delay in
The presentation Of most Of them iadi-
csaes that they are encountering con-
siderable opposition In Committee. II
% sill an unsettled question = 10 wheth-
er the new scheme Of tobacco inspec-
lion, reported BY Mr.. Roberts, will pass
the legislature aad become slaw, tbough
The chances sppess that !. win. There
10 said TO Be bad feeling growing up
between the democratic retFeaeheFs,
headed by the Governor and Q large
section Of the same party winch, though
favoFing reform, refuse TO commit them
selves tothe extent demanded BY The Ex-
eeutive and bis fnends. The Confer
enee Committee which inaugurated and
recommended these reform scheme.
lelt every one free 10 act upon them d
he thought proper when they came BE-
fore The legislature. and hence the pre-.
seat conflict among democrats 10 regard
to them. In visw Of this disagreement
and the advanced state OF the session,
il 10 not unlikely that many Of these re-
form schemes may come to grief
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-11
ICOxHUSrcArxD.
LEOxARDrOwx, M, March 9th, 1880.


Msssys Eiifors lin yonr last issue you ct :
pied the late report OF Or. G. W. Chancellor, in
relation 20 our Aims House. ] think some in
justice has bean done 20 me - keeper OF said
Aims House, a. well as 20 the county. ! have
heen keeper Of the Aims House since the lst Of
january, 1879, period since the submission Of
his report to the Legislature Of 1873, and ] do
know that the condition ofthe inmates has been
improved during my occupancy. intend no
reflection upon the last keeper, or the county,
but think ID IL certainly owing TO change in the
Law, made in 1879. When took charge Of the
Aims House, it certainly wasin . bad condition.
The basement Of the building stood in water, and
the furniture Of the rooms occupied by the pau
pers was miserable in the extreme. Since then the
basement has been drained, and the old delapi-
dated furniture of the rooms has been entirely re
placed by new. The interior OF the building has
been renovated and In every respect the condi-
ton of the paupers has been improved. / make
this statement simply because think injuslice
has been done, and without imputing 10 Dr..
Chancellor any malicious Misrepresentation
From the character have heard Of him, be
would be unable to do such q thing. Possibly
he may have COMPOUNDED the condition Of cur
Aims House, with the many, which he visited in
making up his report.
Respectfully yours.
T. II. BoED.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-11
A v,sit 70 Baltimore

win prove highly advantageous by inspect
NJ MessFs. G. n. 0ehm & Sons immense one
price Clothing Establishment A grand assoEt-
nent of Mem OveFcoats, listers and Suits, rang
ing in price from s. to $50, is now on exhibi-
ton. comprising all leading novelties for the
present year. Their elegant Boys and Chill
drens' 0veFsaeks. Ulsterets and Suits for School
and Dress at $3.50 aud upwards are the delight
Of The little folks. Genuine Ter prices for weig-
made garments IL their motto, ard we advise ev-
adjoining Citizens Bank. ~.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-11

The attention Of our readers 10 called to HOl-
loway's Fertilizers advertised in another column.
Mr.. Holloway Is thepioneer manufactures Of Fer
tilizers in Baltimore and the originator Of the
formula Of manufacture Of the justly celebrated
s'Excelsior'' and Ammoniased Phosphate 50 well
and favorAbly known to this community. II
there are any tobacco planters In this section
who have never tried his Excelsior" our ad-
vice to them Is to try II, ifnOs extensively, suf-
scientIy, TO testits merits. We speak rom ex-
psrience when we say, that It win give good
account Of Itself.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-11

COMMANDER OF THE Police STEAM
ERA correspondent. writing 10 us
under date oil March 9Th, strongly urges
the claims of Mr.. +. Louis Griffith, OF
Anne Arundel county, fos the position
Of Commander Of the Oyster Police
Steamer and requests Of Ms IN editorial
endorsement Of bis application. in adj
diiion, he encloses Us an editorial slip
Of the Independent which represents,
Substantially, that the Eastern Shore
has always had monopoly ofthis place
and that the experience oil the present
Commander, Capt. Travers, "has been
gathered in the forecastIe Of the House
OF Delegates" We think the monopo-
ly point strong one, but even this, we
are afraid, could be turned against the
Western Shore il close investigation
and fair comparison were made, and we
know thatthe flag at the nautical knowl-
edge Of Capt. Travers il undeserved.
his qualifications IN this regard being
bOtiCmed upon at least forty years SER
vice in practical seamanship. But oil
Mr. Griffith. Not having the pleasure
oil his personal acquaintance. and know
ing nothing Of him, except through 9TH
'cFs, We prefer not TO express any opin-
ION Is TO his fitness for the place named.
We give. however, with pleasure our
correspondents endorsement OF Mr..
Griffith and also the. reference Of the
Lndepeadsnt TO HIM. Says eur cores
pendent :--"I know Mr.. Griffith init
mately and feel justified in saying he
would be the right man in the right
place." Speaking Of him, the Lnde-
pendent says 1.-THE press ofthe West
ern Shore has been unanimous in urg-
ing the appointment TO this position Of
Mr.. r. Louis Griffith. Of Anne Arundel
county. We do not know the gentle
man, except BY reputation and endorse
ment of our brethren Of the press. But
from these sources enough is gathered
70 satisfy Us that he would be the right
man In The right place
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-11

PRor. NEwELL's ANswER.-ln his
explanation few days ago to the leg
islatsve committee, Prof. Newell. IN
response 10 the anonymous charges re-
Gently brought against him. character
ICED Is false the statement that he re-
ceived . salary as State Superinten-
dent, a. he has never received o dol
lar. II was also false statement that
HE son taught and received pay a.
teacher In the Normal School. His son
never taught in any department of the
Normal or Model School, snd conse-
quen,ly could receive no pay. II was
charged that Prof. Newell "has large
income from the several schools con-
Dectcd with the Normal School" TO
this he replies that be has not dollar
beyond bis salary as fixed BY the school
Law for The normal School and ny The
State board Cor the Model School. He
accounts 10 The State board Tor every
dollar received and expended; bis &C.
counts are regularly audited and his
vouchers examined. He is paid. -
principal. . salary Of $4,000 per year,
and il allowed by The State board 10 re-
tain fees paid Cor tuition in The Model
Schools sum not to exceed 81 500 per
year. Another charge characterized Is
false by him is 10 the effect that '.the
principal and his family must have an
aggregate income Of from $4,000 10
$4,000 per annum," and 10 this he
answers that the average annual ,ncome
from all sources Excluding Temporal
~ appropriation Tor rent) has not been
30 much ~ $4,000. Out oil this has
been paid not only the salary OF the
principal and bis daughter, but the sal-
aries oi from six 10 twelve other teach
ers. and oil the expenses of text books
for two hundred students, Gre, gas, ap-
paraius and furniture.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-11

caAraarn, March IN. $50.
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- 80 - .y.-s-. sss -. - -
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80 -. go sas~e. -. ~nn.s~u.a n
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49,. - $500 hssss.lr ~ - u nnrsa Il,
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go s..~~~~- ~ssaKs~g - &c 1w.-s--a - -.
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Tes,e~r,, - = - = : -. Il : =
lTs~r yrsnses s,,.n 60 .,~uruuss.. rsnnsaa t,ens
! 80 ~ ,,s - s ;lI. ' ,s ~ -. - -. -.
- :. - sI !. - 49,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-11


A DKrfkET MEovgs-1n aesordance
with sessiaslon sszehed By he DEM
ocratie easens. 10Iamittee has been
|appointed - examine 30 - number 81
legislative emplsyss. IT, <baracter Of
their duties snd their <ompehsation, 70
ascertain If en- can - dispensed with
or If their per Iisn i excessive. Tbis
duty has been eon6dea - Senalor Stein
ef. Of Frederick coantys oae b the most
pronounced Republicans i he Legisla-
ture. and no "whitewashing' report may
be expected. The comforting Of such Q
duty upon . Political opponent Is per-
haps without apfecedent in the histo-
~ Of the political majority ofany legis-
lative body. and indicates that the Dem
Ocraiic partyhas MISREPRESENTATION
the people. but il willing TO let the OPP
position examine and report any and ell
extravagance.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-11

II 10 reported that Mr. r. ~ Dyer. proprietor
OF she Leonardsown Steam Saw and Griss Win.
has under considerations the acceptance Of an o.
fer Tor saving three hundred thousand feet Of
lumber. We hope The offer, which i understood
to have been made by . responsible party from
Baltimore county, nov engaged in getting tim
Ter In this section, may turn out 70 Be gen
uine.