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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-19
FOUR STATE CONVENTIONS.
NEW. JERSEY STARTS OFF WELL.

THE REPUBLICANS NOMINATE MR.. POTTS FOR Gov
ERNoR-ENGLIsH AND POND NOMINATED BY THE
CONNECTICUT DEMOCRATs-NEw-YoRK GREEN
BACKwRs-COLoRADo DEMOCRATS
The Hon. Frederic A. Potts was nOmina-
ted for Governor at the New-Jersey Republi-
can Convention, which was held i'll Trenton
Yesterday. Telling speeches were made,
and strong sentiment was manifested in
favor of protection to industry. Mr..
Potts is deemed strong candidate.
The Connecticut Democrats nominated
James f. English for Governor and Charles
N. Pond for Lieutenant G overnor in
spite of their positive destinations. The
Greenback State Convention at Syracuse
nominated State ticket and appointed a
State Committee. The Colorado Democrats
met at Leadville
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-19
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, wednesday, Aug. 1s, 1880.
The liabilities OF Jonas Refs x Co.. who suspended
payment yesterday are stated 10 b. $4,000.
In the House OF Commons afternoon the Employ
ers' Liability bill passed It's third reading without
divislUI.
The American bark Hudson, Captain Carver which
arrived at Sunderland the 18th INST from New York
lost buwarks, raiis aud stancniODs by collision IN
South Dock, sunderland.
Truth says: "A new Atlantic cable company has been
reglsts red Portuguese concession. for a ca ole
from Eng and tO the Azores and thence America A
naDca contract has been concluded Tor lay IgnJ
cable by this route"
HAVANA. Aug. 1s.-The steamer City Of Alexandria
Captain Deaken, from Vera Cruz, August TO- arrived
here today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-19
GENERAL GRANT,S POSITION

Following Is an abstract from letter written by
General Grant Senator Dorsey in response 70 ops
from the latter inviting HIM to come to this city and
attend the gathering of representative Republicans
held here on August 5. General Grant and family
have been at Manitou Springs. Col. beautiful re-
sort, recently described by Mr.. z. l.. White TRIB-
USE correspondent, and from that place his letter
Is dated. After saying that he had been temporar-
lily absent, and that this was the reason for nou
responding to the invitation Geuer ral Cram
adds:
II Will he impossible for attend al the date yo,s
mention as viii hardly be- home before the 5th of Aus
gust aud besides must East the latter part the
month, and do not 10 make trips near TO-
gether But you have my full sympathy IN support OF
the ticket headed by Garfield and Arthur have oss
opportunity OF saying what could In private con-
versatiOnor rather ia conversatiOn-n behalf OF the
ticket and shall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-19
THE OUTLOOK IN OHIO.

j. w. Kieter, of OHIO, called yesterday at the
Republican National Committee Rooms Speaking If
the prospect in Ohio lie said: "Ohio is safe for the
Republican candidates. have never before seen SO
much enthusiasm among all classes SO early IN tho
campaign. The people have organized without
waiting for the signal from the regular eommittees
have detection. and think our vote viii Ia
very largely added 20. The work kngm,Sl are receiy-
ing gooG wages now. and business men are prosper.
Iug. think that Ohio is good for 81, 900 maiority
We shall gaIn III the Congressional Districts There
is doubt that, we shall carry twelve, aud probably
fourteen, of these"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-19
The BETA THETA Pi CONVENTION.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 1S.-This city being head
quarters college fraternity Bee. Theta In the
United States grand pilgrimage Of nibers viii leave
here Saturday and Monday their forty
first annual convention al Baltimore which bexins on the
Zach The Hon. John VI. Harlan, OF the United
supreme Court, Is orator. the Hon Wilbur
+. OF the supreme Court OF Colorado, poet OF
the Convention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-19
ALL CONNECTICUT Up AND DOING.

DERBY. Conn, Aug. 1s.-The correspondent
Of rHE Brstol Ia this State. Bas not exag
grrated tEe pontIca situation In BRISTOL but that town
ia exception to the rule IN Connecticut. It IL only
iair sample OF every manufacturing town In Conuect
cut. Never the Republicans In this
united en hisas ic oi as l.rd &c are aa
pIesrui ia .s' township Ui DcrDy Monday evening"
Judgs '. I Munger life long aud the a.s,
VI nat party Ia TINS vicinity Joined one OF ths
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-19
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE.

Ex-senator Barnum, chairman of the Dem~
ocrate National Committee still absent
headquarters OF tho committee yesterday, ana there
appearance Of quiet aud inactivity about tho
rooms. There callers OF any note. Many let.
ters received from various parts OF the country
In Of these letters most extrayagant claims
were made such that tue Democrats will gain sey-
erai Congress- IN Massachusetts that uness
reaction sets ill., Illinois viii go DenOcgalc land that
there good prospect that Minnesota will vote for
Hancock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-19
THE SIEGE OF CANDAHAR.

LONDON. Wednesday, Aug. Is. 1ss0
A Bombay dispatch to The Times says:
Candahar safe AyOob Khan is occasionally firing
shells. but little damage ia being done. The siege
scarcely formed. The Afghan force in the attack
garrison Kuch sunday night estma ed at
1000 Their Is now estimated AT 200 killed. The
Bri sh loss II II killed and TWEEN ty nvc wounded
The brigade General Stewards has reached
liuudamnk unInOesteh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-19
LARGE SUM LOST TO BATES COLLEGE.

BosToN, Aug. 1S.-The Commissioners ap-
pointed tine claims against the estate OF
late BENJAMIN Z. Bates OF Watertown, have dlsalowed
the claim Of Bates College at lewiston Me-, for sub
scription 800 ZOO The conditions OF subscription
that 81 90. 900 additional should he Raised to
with H. and laid the Commissioners dIsallOwed the
clam the ground that portion OF the additional
had been rased by notes. and mot nald IN cash.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-19
COLORADO DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

LEADvILLE, Col. Aug 1S.-The State Dem
ocraue Convention was called TO order IL O'CLOCK
this morning by the Hon. j. f. Weborn, chairman the
state Committee. The Hon. c. g. Thomas was chosen
temporary chairman, and G. A. Chittenden secretary.
The usual committees appOlnt ted, ana
taken until 3 ID. III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-19
REPUBLICAN CENTRAL CAMpAGGy CLUB.

Chairman Manierre, Of the Republican Campaign
Club, has prepared new tract, entitled Records
of the Craftsmanship and Political Achievements Of
General w. 5. Hancock Regular Democratic
Nominee for President of the United States 1850.
Published by citizen of New-York" The Joke Of
the thing is that the tract when opened is found To
be blank, typical Of the record for statesmansbip
of General Hancock.
William +. Griffith. president of the First Garfield
and Arthur Campaign Club of Cumberland. Md.
writes:
The Republicans do not expect 10 Maryland for
Garfield and Arthur but they do 10 carry the
With Congressional District We also expect I'D re,
nomn,te onr present member Of the House OF Repre-
sentatives, Milton c. Inner and without DOUBT we VIII
reeect him TO this cad shall bend onr energies
and use all honorable means success I haya
seen Republicans more united and earnest tnarf
nj. Those who have been for four leading
tue Greenback movement IN Western Mary land now
working openly Ior Garfield and Arthur.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-19

mated hs day ard recommend IT to the voters OF the
State guarantee OF bonesi capable and eeOnoni
cal administration Of State affairs.
Resoired, That the State Central Committee IL hereby
aunor zed To h anv vacancies which may occur in the
electoral state tickets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-19

LrTICAL COMBINATION IN MEXICO.
The Porte has at length agreed to
surrender Dulcigno to Montenegro. Mr..
Forster, the Chief Secretary for Ire
land, has gone there on ac-
count of an alarming telegram which
he received. The British consider
that Candahar is safe. In Mexico.
the supporters of Lerdo and Gonzales are
said to have combined for political objects.
The Employers Liability bill has passed the
British House of Commons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-19

THE CUBAN COMMERCE.

HAVANA. Aug. 1S.-Thes specie imported
here from January 10 August amounted to SI3470,-
371. The ported S79S, ,26O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-19

the firm about q year before the deficit In his
brothers account discovered civil suit 10 re-
brothers by tue London company. and both were ar
rested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-19
COMPLICATIONS IN MEXICO.
REPORTED ALLIANCE BETWEEN THE SUPPORTER
OF LERDO AND GONZALES.

ALAIANCt BEINEEN The SUPPORTERS
OF LERDO AND GONZALES.
MEXICO, Aug. 10.-EX-P President LerdO is ex-
pected return TO Mexico the steamer from
Ncw-YOrk There strong rnnOrs that alliance
has been formed between the parsans of LerdO and
those OF Gonzales, and that Ramon Guzman Sebastian
Camacho and Romero RuDio hold daily councils with
Daz The D.driO Ortc,dI denies tue OF a Lerdo-
Gonzales fusion It appears, however, 10 be fact
GOnzales's organ the SWragO Llbre. has made the fol-
loving declaration The GJnzasta Circle has opened
It's arms the Lerdsts who. from
conviction opposed the Tuxtepec Instruction,
ing fal thful to LerdO till he fell"
Efforts are being made 10 obtain a subyenton from
the Federal Government for new line OF New York
packets which. IL is said will charge only SO per
heuequen against $40, charged by the existing lines
portion of the Mexican press Is engaged
in bitterly deuOunclng the Alexandra Line. wne
the Dfdro Ocidt that the with
the ArXauure steamers has D"en highly advantageous
to Mexico and IrO Republics holds tha devel-
opneu the American Gun trade Is due to the Alex
andre steamers.
Ex-Presideut Lerdo has resided in this city
since was forced leave Mexico in consequence OF
the triumph OF General Diaz In 1876. II s deemed very
Improbable that he TO Mexico least
wnlle President DaZ power
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-19

II that the decreased amount OF tolls to
the in wheat that has been maintained at Chi
cago that the is broken the tolls Will
largely Increase
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-19
THE REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE.
DEMOCRATS FALLING INTO LINE FOR GARFIELD AND
ARTHUR.

DEMOCRATS FALLING INTO LINE FOR GARFIELD AND
ARTHUR.
Letters received at the headquarters of the Re-
publican National Committee grow more encour-
aging daily. Although especial effort has yet
been made in this State, attention being more espe-
cIally attracted to Vermont and Maine until afteu
their State elections have been HE'LL the aavices
from all parts of The state show that the voters are
aroused. and that organization il being effected
steadily. L. b. rreaiwe writes from Tarrytown:
We are preparing TO make strong fight for GARFIELD
The peop,e thoroughly and very enthusi-
Campaign Club has been circulated signed Ivy two
thirds ot all tae voters in sbe town. Many Democrats
tentlon OF supporting the Republican use. ?romi-
nen among them ~ former college mate Of General
Garfield We organize Thursday 'gat and expect
begin with "A roll Of 400 members.
james Johnston. "a member of the Republican
General Committee of Kings County. writes:
Ilcosed you vii fnd bandbills OF the Demo-
neid and Arthur and expect a hig meeting ThIs ward
Is the banner Democratic ward oi rms cIty. good
omen for the success Of ticket h" fact That %
many Democrats are declaring for caiddares rhs
average Republican vote IN tnls ward 300, bni be
put down tor 300 for Garfield and Arthur.
A correspondent writes from ia ksonyile. Fla:
We going 10 carry Florida at the Nov, ruber cleo
ton. The Democrats are feeling badly abou ~. too.
sick and tfred OF such way OF running Governments.
AT Tallahassee and Quincy on Tuesday and Wednesday
ture OF General Garfield a farmer il a grand thing
shall take with me 10 show the poor aboring Il
voters We are To form Republican cuD up the river
tonight. Everything looks well here.
The singing club Of the Republican Central Cam
palgn Club last evening visited the rooms of The
Republican National Committee. They were accom-
panied by Chairman Mlnierre, A. J. Dttenhoefer.
James l.. Hastie and Others of the Executivs
Committee. he singers mum 1ered nearly 100.
They sang " Marching through Georgia" Tent
ing on the Old Camp GrOund.r" Still Fighting for
the Union Democracy ArraIg gned.r ." The Armies
of Right and ending with - Auld Lang Syne.v ALI
are selections from the Republican CAM
paim Song Book The singers were let
by j. Fayette sythes. Colonel Hooker as
sistanI- ary IN the absence of Chairman Jew
ell and Secretary Dorsey thanked the club amd in,
vlted 1t TO again visit the headquarters 4 brief adj
dress was also made by Commissioner ManIcrre.
In the audience were Collector Merritt. General q,
w. Palmer, Dr. Henry Mr. Flagg and others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-19
DECREASE IN CANAL TOLLS

ALBANY, Aug. 18.-The business of the
canals of the state FROM August to August IA as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-19
THE STATE COMMITTEE.

PLANS FOR THE 'CANvAss-MEETISG OF rHA
COMMITTEE.
The work of the Republican State Committee has
increased To such extent that il has been found
necessary to obtain additional rooms in the Fifth
Avenue Hotel, adjoining those heretofore occupied
by the committee. There is no doubt that great
mass-meetng will be held IN this city early IN Sep
tember The details have not yet been agreed
upon, nor the place Of meeting. The State Commit
tee ls seudrng ouf very large number of dOcu-
ments. but no speakers have been detailed a. yet.
The full State Coamittee will meet August "a,
and at that time plan of campaign will he agreed
upon. Letters received here show that large
number of clubs have already been formed through
Clubs" composed altogether of young men who
have never before voted for President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-19
NEWS FROM OTHER LANDS.
TURKEY SHOWING SUBMISSION.

TROUBLE APPREHENDED IN 1RELAND-A NEW Po-
LrTICAL COMBINATION IN MEXICO.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-11-18

'.Fslsti-zl Exrisenszt."
Usaer ne beaaing aaosel above thcughifal
|eoselnpsrary declares there IS no peoFlc IL me
sor.8 e9aag - shssf q Cur oan country, uhsEe
nsso.saI exs: sesaens gross . saeh Dimensions
uishout entssas esisg tlse pablse peace. and as
rsalily dies oat after the oerasion ceases. Two
weeks ago The naiion's nerves wee 80 strung
tat aniasoaizinx Fsarsisans were almost eneunies
to-day they arv friendsana Ire excitenseut Of the
pest i furgotten. 50 long a. ibis feeling con-
|tinBcs, just 20 long win peace reign throughout
~ eoaasFy. Il i Only shea the ssinKs q & bit
= eompaiga tester at is close that danger Is
shsssd. and resoiation i 10 be dresaed. Our
IPresidensial eaupaigns are too long. andonT loca
anpaigns might Be made bsrieisr without injury.
bar observation leads a 10 eoaeiude that tlsese
s not an established jonrrai thar does not rejoice
u The eiose Of polfticai contest. u keeps the
nind TOO long concentrated upon one saijest %
she neglect II Others. Il cOmPsis labor when the
~nsie nervous system is unstFung; there is con-
fant tension ferery vibrating string Of ilir hu-
nan body and mind. and the result i always
beloved by lassisude and feeling Of inertia
shieh il ttkes weeks TO recoves from, If indeed
he system Is ever perfectly restored.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-11-18
.R.E.kpss.liur Society.

At meeting Of members Of the St Mary r.
IN. & Debating Society at their Hall on Friday
night at, it being the regular meeting for the
election Of officers, the following gentlemen were
elected 10 serve for the ensuing four months
President, John A. Camaiier;
Vice-President, DR.. A. Jack Spalding;
Rec. Sec, Robert 4 Abel;
Asst Rec do, Jos. F. Neale;
Cor. Sec. Harry o. Rccder;
Treasurer, J. Frank Ford
Librarian, Robert A Young.
The Standing Commuters Tor the new term are
yet to he named and will be published when ap-
tinted. Thanhs we're voted the officers OF the
outgoing administration for the prompt and
faithful manner in which they had discharged
their respective duties The different term re-
ports showed the Society to be il an unusually
prosperous condition, particularly in a financial
view. there being ample means in the treasury,
notwithstanding the recent expenditure for new
books, to pay of the annual interest on the deb
Of the Society and leave surplus.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-11-18

The presidential electors for Mary land are re-
gaired by the laws Of the State facts 1850, eh-
81 10 meet in The State House, a. annapolis,
and give their votes for President and Vice Pres
/ dent Of the United States, Al the bur Of noon
IDn Wednesday, December next. The electors
Are required before proceeding TO perform the
|dnties imposed upon them 10 I'll any vacancy
which may exist 10 The oolegeoF electors, wheth-
Ter the vacancy be oeeasioned by absence or 9TH
lerwise. The word Otherwise provides remedy
for all disquali6eaiIons. Before 1880 the law on
this subject made il simply optional with those
electors who we're present TO supply vacancies
and was silent altogether as 10 e'ses where il
was discovered that electors were disqualified BY
reason Of holding State or Federal Offices, &C.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-11-18

The popularity Of the Rochester beer = no'
for a dav. On, for al tine. Signs continue e
muSsislv that the demand for il Is no mere
rsge II the moment 10 bc succeeded ty some
.hineelse. ThebreE j. an esiabalsi.ee l''sofa'e'
aud attempts to suPrlaHt il viii sem sala.
Families and localities whore i has been -
trodreed coutinue 10 increase she1r ot1sts.
showing that mere and more peFsos.s : "
re Il * their usual beverage and refFesainett
wes~rs FgSrrY 4. KocH. l206 Pennsy IFania
Avenue Washington. y. c. are tns $50
agenss for Maryland, Virginia and the Distsis'
oil Columbia
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-11-18
nROCLAMATTON.
STATE OF MARYLAND,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
ANHAPOLIs, Nov 2, 7 gao.

Whereas m election was held in This State, on
the second day cf November, 1880 for Fix Rep
rcsenaiives from this State in the Ccngress0i iise
United States and il Is the duty o. ihe Governor
in the case Of such election 10 ascertain the number
Of votes given Tor each peraon voted for from
the official returns Of the Judges Of Election GER
tilted 10 him and tliereupon, by Executive Pro-
clamation! 10 declare the result.
And whereas hy the said returns. now on fis
In the Executive Department 50 certified, and on
an enumeration II the votes given for The several
candidates ss Representatives from this State 70
the Congress % the United States. itappears that
GEO. W. CONVECTION had the greatest number
q votes IN the First Congressional District 3.
FREDERICK. g. TALBOT In the Second
Congressional District. FETTER s. HOBLfT-
ZELL IN the Third Congressional District,
ROBERT II. McLANE IN The Fourth Congress
iOnal District, ANDREW q. CHAPMAN in the
Fihh Congressional District, aud MILTON q.
URNER IN the Sixth Congressional District.
Nos therefore, J. WILLIAM r HAMILTON.
Governor Of the State Of MARYLAND, by this nv
proclamation. DO deoiare and make known that
tho said GEORGE W. CONVICTION, for the
First Congressional District, j. FREDERICK
9. TAbBOTT, for the second Congressional
District FETTER s. H0BLITZELL for the
Third Congressional District. ROBERT S. Nc
LANE, for the Fourth Congressional District,
ANDREW q. CHAPMAN for the Fifth Con-
gressicnal District MILTON G. URSER. for
the sixth Congressional District, were daily dec
ted Representatives from the State Of Maryland
IN the Forty Seventh Gionsress Of the United
Suites.
Given under my hand and the Greet Seal Of
the State CT Maryland, AZ the cts Of Annapolis.
tbs twelfth day Of November, in the year oi our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty.
WiLlIAM T. HAMILTON.
By tie Governor.
JAMES r. BRIsCOE,
Secretary Estate.
Nov ls, 1880.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-11-18

Quiie an excitement was created in our streets
or Monday evening last By arun-a-way incident.
The horses Of Mr. F. H. Bond, which had been
LEFT without guard near the steps leading
TO the Registers Office, becoming fright
ened Al foos-bs.ll kicked towards them by sDme
boys playing in the Court House yard AZ the
lime, took CT Al a break-neck run down the
street, bat had no. progressed beyond the resi-
hence Of Or. B. r. CAmalieE before the vehicle 70
which they were attached q. newly painted family
wagon, just from the shop, was brought into
collision with Tree which stopped, indeed the
Roadway Of the horses, but resulted disasirously
10 both gear aad wagon. No bones broker
damages about $50.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-11-18

Considering thesr cuaiiiy and aaTcr eng s''1
tisae 1t which shey were sansand osisF sslsl"..
stances asteudiues we slai' aoi soon iosss. -.
oysteF presents EiehaFi. hsn'sn''.''asss s. -.
Kind arc, of e5urse, always egFeeaols' oss 49,
are special occasions neveF'ne'es' = - -
sho1xhtfui al Ike tie one nnceF no1'es -
ir,nresss itsssf On The mind. We repeas there
- .,.1i ~ Son ssrrrs thai oyster present.
Richard.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-11-18
The New seh,s! House.

The new school building which is COW being
erected in our town for the accommodation Of
the school going children of the Village is rap
idly progressing to completion and viii be ready,
it is believed for the reception Of pupils By the
lst of January coming The work Is under the
direction Of an experienced builder. Thos. @.
Greenwich Esqr., aod the building, when CON-
pleIed Is expected 10 present handsome as well
as imposing appearance. When the key shall
have been handed over to the trustees, we shall
make a point of giving a detailed description o
the different features Of the building The To-
cation impfesses US as an admirable one and the
the iiberality Of our citizens in buying the lot
Gan acre Of land on which the building IS cree
ted at an outlay Of $3.50 is entitled to the high
est commentator.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-11-18
cur,cstz.

We admit that watenneIons7 At this time q
year are out OF season, and We introduced tbs
subject hsre, not IN way Of Offset 70 The aie sWee'
potato claim Of the Caisess Journal, but merely
to mention, that friend lett one Al our Office q
few days ago only 3 little under the ordinary
size and looking Fery ike i was in good con-
di,ion 70 eat. II had been overlooked in the
patch in which Il grew and was without = sin
g.e deleci when pulled our days 20. The seed
! q this mefoa came from the Pateat Office
Query Why are late apples, late peaches, etc,
etc. accofding 10 the fines Of llsings aad
NoveulbeT waiermeInns mott
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-11-18
Meeting of School Board.

THERE viii be a meeting Of the Board for n
. purpose Of settling Teachers accounts 70
the term ending Nov. 18th, Ola TUESDAY, 23r
instant.
BY order,
CSC. THOMAS,
Secretary.
Nov is. lSS0-lt.