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Frbrunry 2Oth. 1892.

TFUTITHTV sUITs IOVS.
Notice Is hereby given that SAMUEL II.
Gross has fled notice of intention to make
final proof before the Judge, or In his alb
sence, the Clerk Of the Probate Court. at his
Office, In Friday Harbor, W T., on Friday the
Tth day OF April, A. D., 1882, on homestead
n III OF ~ or of sec Q, tp IS N, r 4 west. He
names as witnesses: John Briggs, Charles
French, Peter Lawson and Cyrus Stow all Of
san Juan, San Juan County. Il.
j. I. BROWN,
2;5w Register.
, 1882-03-24
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1HE AAsoE ! Aetsl.zs--ns on
most other subjects there are very
i.se'y Two s'ass 2 sne l.pof sso7P'es !.
MaalsA 49, 49,. sl.1AaAn =
slAe epnFtFy q 1n'a aa.s. - haFe
never at least been aoie 2 nnaef
ssann noM y eoss.u = ~ II
capitalists . eo'nDas'e 2 reduce sns
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-06-15

4 nsalsment which ] nevsr expected
~ make. ! ~ most i The recent
tFonh'es p tAe anal + yQnr feet,
80 n..s e.ss - se4.a.ns
sr ~ q ss;siss !. 81 Il. srsal.'s. (
have laid belozs roe 8 member 81
the Board Of Public Works: and have
fsss1ysa % help hare found Or
~ for !. - 49, I'ss s.s 49,. 49,
A long q such 5 u.an g pon. nre.;5s.i
over Maryland not1iuu: eruIa IS ar
peetea when Won saiid thaf the r.
pair bonds cnrht nok - ke nnaA r.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-06-15

NEW FAcrs.--The RECORD, which Is
Governor Hamilton's Annapolis or
gan. unearths and makes public in its
last issue. abatch Of interesting facts
concerning certain political affairs in
Southern Maryland, which win, we
think, greetly surprise the natives.
Says the Record:
"Judgs Magruder was defeated by
the State Managers, and Judge Stone,
q Republican. put in his place. The
Anne Arsndel frauds were condoned
in the last Legislature and 3 semi
Republican, one John B. Brooke,
voted in as Judge when he never was
fairly elected. Now Mr.. Jafb0e, the
Democratic clerk ofthecourtin Prince
Georges dies. and Judges Stone and
Brooke put in Belt q republican, as
clerk. This is State Manager poll
tics. and yet they have the imperti-
nence TO asaail the democracy Of DEM
ocrats who oppose their selfish and
unsaYoFy methods"
Now, however.it may be about The
other matters spoken fly the Record,
or whatever may have been the con-
duct Of the State Managers towards
Judge Magruder, about which we
know nothing and p.obabiy know as
mucL A. our brother il impresses US
as o little singular, that the Judges
supporters in dis county should turn
out to be the very people whom Gov.
Hamilton has prescribed or ignored
and Judge Stones friends the lucky
fellows whom he has chiefly listened
to and mainly promoted to public Of
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tile furetne of thp aondiaion il which
we began ID snarksl CT errors II The
fail Ok 1881 a sar ins1esls aga 80 a.
minished here i NIlla proAa ny
that any + lie excess = 81 .e7l 600
il eoIl y IcIs ~ c. ansry s. he
four months ending Nay viii re-
turn. Europe he's ceased to take our
securities in lares amounts There
Is At present comparatively little that
we produces that Europe wants. 10
that We ahall hase . pay cash for
what we buy. Ito tie causes here
named for dearth Of gold b added
II the coming summer abundant crops
il the Old world, the Chronicle finds
il difficult to see how . stringeDcy
such as IS found 90 embarrassing ID
trade win Be prevented. II crops IN
the United States be good there i .
chance. IN the case supposed. for :
repetition Of the curious spectacle
witnessed il the West soms years ago.
when corn was burned for fuel for
want Of q market. The Chronicle goes
90 Gar Is to speak Of the prosperity oi
the last three years - belonging % :
period that il past. and laments the
greedy overhaste Of 1880. which led
70 90 speedy an exhaustion Of tie re-
sources Of sound commerce.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-06-15

COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Our
LOOK There are influences at work
which point to trouble and embar-
Rasament in financial and commercial
circles in this country in the near flu
sure and IL Is the part Of wisdom
70 be looking forward TO IT. coming
and 70 b providing against It's con-
sequences. Even ifthe country should
escape It, nothing viii have been lost
By. caution and economy in business.
A Baltimore contemporary. quoting
from She Fim0ncial Chronicle, calls at
tsntion 10 the great depression Of mer-
cantile business at present; the IN
proftableness Of the production Of
goods; the disturbance OF labor by
strikes everywhere; the enormous vol
ume Of our import trade, far in excess
Of our exports; and. finally. the gem
eral high prices. These it considers
unwelcOme signs. Last years bad
crOps.Tit maintains. cannot account
for the large imports. nor would they
explain the high prices ofarticles 9TH
er than food and cotton. Our popu-
lation may have increased n the last
year as much as 2 per cent. but our
imports are increasing II : rate Of 20
per cent. For the last elk months
ended May thay aggregate $685.
100000. against 1907 COO 900 in the
corresponding period Of the previous
year. Taking the first four months Of
the last four years, We find in 1879
the excess in the value Of exports over
Imports was sol .s5s. 600: in 1880.
SIS. 756. 900. in 1881. So. sS4. 600. =.
In 1882 the excess Is the other way
in the same four months, the excess
Of imports over exports being s.. 935.-
600. The exports in 1879 we're. IN the
four months specified. of tie value o.
1914. T85, 900. the imports. SI52. $50. !
600. In 1882. for the same period.
exports were S2al, SO, 000: imports,
$3.50. 10000. There isa gain o. near
y 500. O00. 600 in imports Is COM
81 eal 4oHo AIT. r. -
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-06-15

HEALING THE bREACHES.--1here
can be nothing fairer than the re-
spouse Of the Democratic Executive
committee to the communication and
resolutions of the Committee of One
Hundred. The regulars have Elade
every concession that any reasonable
person or body Of persons could ask
of them, and if there Is not COM
plete reunion of all factions in this
city protesting aud calling themselves
Democrats then it is because of the
utter insinceFity Of those who assume
to be the special advocates Of reform.
In Difference TO the demands of the
0. L. DIS and the One Hundred, the
Democratic City Convention at It's last
meeting postponed the election. Of its
successor from May (the usual time
Of election) to September, SO that the
primary might be held under the
new registration. It took the APP
pointment Of the judges and clerks
for the conduct Of such primary out Of
the hands of the present ward dele
gates. and appointed three citizens,
in whom the public can have the
fullest confidence, to act in the capaci-
~ Of supervisors. to select and appoint
such judges and clerks. 1t conceded
every reasonable request made of it
by those who have been disafEected,
and, unless the latter are bent on
''boasing" the party themselves, we
cannot see how they can refuse to CO.
operate in the future or impose any
new conditions.
Now the City Executive COMMITTEES
comes forward with q new olive
branch, in which it calls attention to
the fact that its new city convention
has been put off IS far as it could
without interfering with the date set
and the prosecution of the Congress
sional nominations; pledges itself to
the holding Of primaries blythe pre-
cinct system under the new primary
election law, and under new registra-
tion as far as it shall have progress
ed !" and protesting itself aready Il
unite with all true Democrats" II
healing all differences and deciding
all questions of organization accord.
ing to the best-ascertained viii Of The
majority Of the party"
A concession and advance like thil
Is unprecedented in political expert
ence. It Is the first time that We
have ever known of the majority. re
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FOR CONGRESS.

Measrs. Editors :-As the time 70 o - ~.
near 10 : Congressional election ior tns -
trict, aid - this county has not had 49,
sentative for several yesrr, take ne m 1ogT.
q suggesting the name Of Col. y; s 80 r.
son COTTON as q suitable eanoi0A'S
represent us IL the next Congress.
Jan Iof 1881.
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NOTICE.

Tn pursuance Of The power vested in Us, we
i will be 81 The TFappe 6fore on WE'D
NkSDAYs the l4th day Of June, between the
hours ol and 5, p IA. - Chaptico On
THURSDAY. June 18th, and 81 J. WoodIey
Laihum's Store on FRIDAY. June Is, 1854.
between ths hDurs Aforesaid. Ali PERSONS
indebted for taxes are notified 70 come FOR
card or legal Steps viii be taken immedi-
ateiy 70 enfofrs collection
JOS. III. KEY,
10. n. MORGAN,
Ataorneys for jas. n. Alyey.
June D. Ies2-3t.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

a Co-partnership IN she practice o. .S
- cine has been foFmedbsiWeen tpe 49,
signed, which dates from ihe Isl q 1880 - 80
1852. 0fhcs II the room adloinins ~
Drng Store Of Harry Spaldlng ,nfxG.
A. JACK SPALpsIS"'
CH1RLES CONES.
Jan ]. 1884,
In !, Iss2--Iy. ===.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-06-15
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Orphans Court Of st. Mary's County, Set /:
juno -, 1881
NRDERED BY the Court, That kary r.
~ Harrison and Spencer Harrison, admin
islFafors Of
THEOPHILUS HARRISON,
late Of st. Mary's county, Nd, deceased, give
the notice required by Law 10 the deceasrd's
creditors 10 exhibit their claims and that the
same be published once q week for six succes-
sive weeks in the St. Mary's BEACON.
Test: 5oHn B. ARRLL.
Register Of Wills Cor Sc. Mary eoaniy.
NOTICE.
in pursuance Of the above order, we hereby
give notice that we have obtained from the Or
phans' Court Of ST. Mary scounty, MARYLAND,
letters Of administration on the personal es-
tate Of Theophilus Harrison, late ofsaid county,
deceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased are hereby notified 70 exhib-
IL the same with the proper vouchers attached
thereto 70 the Subscribers, on or before the
18th day Of Dec, 1ee2. they viii otherwise
By law be excluded from the benefits Of shs
said estate. AL persons indebted 70 The de-
ceased ara requested 70 make immediate pay-
ment 20 ihe subscribers.
NARY IS. HARRISON.
SPENCER HARRISON,
Administrators.
June Is, lss2-ew.
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Local Law .
ENACTED JANUARY SESSION. 1854.
IPubIi.h.d ~ Au.Aoriy.l
CHAPTER 80.

CHAPTER 80.
AN ACT to repeal an act passed
January Session, eighteen hun
dred and eighty, entitled "An
Act to Encourage the Destruc-
ton OF Hawks, Owls and Foxes
in st. Mary's county" and to re-
enact the same with amend
uaents thereto.
cAcTIoH 1. BE Ii enacted by the General
Assembly Of Maryland, That any person Kill
ing any ben hawk, partridge hawk. large
owis crow OF loxs within the limits OF Sc. Ma.
y county shall be entitled 10 receive a boun-
y o. twenty-five cents for each and every hen
aAwks parridge hawk and large owl, and
nfe cents Tor each and every crow. ana 6fiw
cents tor each and every fox 80 killed.
/ Sac. 2. And be u enacted. That ~ e.l,s,;r
laid bounty Il shall be uecessary for Ire per-
son killing said hen hawk, partridge haulk.
IAfss OWL crow orfox, 20 produce the head az
saia nen hawk, partridge hawk. Iarve oul
and crow, and the brush Of aaid Gov 60
some lasiice Of the peace Tor 81. Marr's cs.n,,-
VI and - the same time make oath thai she
sala nsn hawk, partridge hawk, large owl.
Crow or iox gas the case may bel was caught
Ann Aiaiea within the limits fSk Mary's
eeany, So aherenpon the said justice shall
49, cefunSafe Of the prOdnctfon Of the aid
800 g nssas, brush o. brushes, before him.
the duty Of she sAd justice - dessror ar di.s 80
neAd o. headss brush or brushes - a =, 49,
vent seeoad allowance upon The sarg,e-
Sec. 3 And b. &c enacted. Thaf rr.e. ~
production Of the said jas,ice,s eers;frsse 80
IoIs ne Ceaaty Commissioners Of 81. Narrs.
ceantys khe Commissioners are hersfw -
Inorzea ana directed 20 levy anon ffa -
s1sis property q ST. Mar,i : connfv. 4 e.,r,
.S.seseni Icf the aforesaid bonniies ~ ne ~
2. sns resson O. persons producing he san,e.
- - soisseaoT o. the taxes shall collect Ard
pay the same aecoFdineIr.
:. Ana % Il enacted, That ihiu aet
80. - sases nom and after tim date OF la
ApPrpFed March is. lss2.
WILLIAM i. HAMILTON. Gow.~nn~
- OTIS KEILHOLTZ. grenker
~ GEO. hawK KISS Wiz aIS15s 4 -
Psesident ofthe Senate.
Maryland. Set.
spencer G Jones. Clerk 81 IL cosrs =,
Appeals Of Aaryiand. 60 hereby cer1ifv 49,
ne Foregoing i fail and true copr a. ~
e. g ne 6enerAl Assembly Of MARYLAND. q
@hleh ~ pgrpoxss 70 b eepv' - laker
10 s.e original law Belonging 70 ana a..
e 49,. J. s.s olnee q tke Clerk Of The Cours
~. = testimony whereof I hawn
~ .-s@se Ds'.rensao aet NJ hand "a Clerk. ana
$780, tne seaA o. tAe snid C1nrs a
na aAs ssFenAesih dW 81
ARM#FF#N ~ Ef4anNc
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Nhsn yon have any money 70 sPena s,a -
want - eet il real valns IN nsa
~ = BIG BRoRN sT0Rr
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TAXES.

FyHIS d to notify TIE public. that have
IA constituted Jos. n. KEY and 10. r. Nor
gan aH my attorneys 20 collect all taxes due
70 me In the 4sh and Tth districts for years
1873. 1880 and previous years.
JAMES n. ALVEY.
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Terms of Sale.

as prescribed by the decree, are, onc-third
cash on the day Of sale, the balanee in two
equal ins,allmsnts in one and two years from
the day Of sale. the deferred payments 10 bear
interest from the day Of sale and to be secured
bF bonds Of the purchaser or purchasers, with
security TO be approved BY the Trustees.
JAS. H. WILSON,
]. PARRAE CRAZE,
Trustee.
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RATIFICATION NOTICE.
Ann u. Abel and J. Leo Abel
Jane A. =. Abel and oshers.
In the Circuit Court for ST. Mary's county,
sitting az Court Of Equity.
No. 535 NE.
fNRDERKD this l eth day Of June, 1881,
~ that the sales made and reported by
Jas. III wilson, Trustee, In this cause, lie rnti-
fed and confirmed, unless cause % the CONTRA
~ be shown on OF before the End Monday Of
July, 1882; provided = copy Of this order
be pnhlished Ia the St. Mary's BEAcox, once .
week Tor three successive weeks prior TO the
said and Monday Of July.
The report states the lands sold for 81, 1856.
J. FRANK FORD, Clerk.
~ j. PRANK FORD. CLERK.
June r. lss1-3w.
RATIFICATION NOTICE.
Wn. .. Bo~...s
Mary =. puskst and others.
Tn the CiFcnlt Conrtfor II. Mary county nj
ting - Court 81 Equity.
Nc. Sc N. y.
ARDERED this 18th dag Of June, 1882,
49, thai the sale made and reported By
Danl. 3 Eammesk, Trustee, in ibis cause,
Be- ratified aud confirmed, nnless. Gauss
10 ihecbntrary be shown on Or beiore the and
Monday nf Jnly, 1882; provided . copy d
this order Be published IN the 81. Aary's BEA-
cen. ones Eeek 90 thEes sneeen.iss week'
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-15

Special " the Herald

Epotlui W lHc llerNlN
WonrnAM, September H.-Onc of the
party concerned in the celebrated Amall
cattle stealing in this county, got two and
half years in the pcntentiary. Jen
Dun skipped mis- bond and Jim Anderson's
trial was put Off. .
Ike Louis coorcd, obtained verde, OF
$1,000 against tho Houston Il Texas Central
railroad for mashing or the hand of his
thrce'year-old child while playing on tho
track. An appeal was taken by the de.
| iendGut
Woodland has just given one of the
ilnest temperance public din
Eers. After the whites the
colorcd people were feasted, aud still lpenty
was left. Mr., Andrews acquitted himself
! nobly in lecture, first to tine whites then
to the colored people.
| Mr. Hodge Ferrell an old and noted
citizen has died. He Is much regretted.
The temperance reform council.is work.
ing well here.
several cotton pickcrs are here from the
upper counties engaged in cotton picking,
~ our cotton is much in advance on account
of less rain here.
OWING to a misunderstanding there Was
not general vote in all the precincts in our
county, freeatone, on the local option.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-15

BALTIMORE, September l4.-The three
days festival otthe Mystic Order ofthe Oriole
closed tonight with grand spectacular
procession, witnessed by many thousands
OF visitors and an innumerable throng of
clulens, All along the route for the dis
lance OF miles hundreds Of stands and plat.
torns which Lad been erected Tor the occa.
SION the streets, sidewalks and win.
dows OF every building were filled with
spectators, some time before the hour of
march. The streets were brilliantly illu-
minated and with handsome decorations on
many OF the buildings and the DISPLAY Of
nags ana guady banners in the dash of the
electro lights presented q most beautiful
scene. The costly and handsome decora.
uons OF the Sun" American Evening News
ana other newspaper buildings attracted
tne general attention and admiration
beSlueS the Order OF the Oriole,n the
mystic societies of "Comus and his Hrewe. -
'Momus and King Rex and his court, :"
ana the knights of Proteus, Of New Or
Leans; the Yelled Prophets" /" of ST. Louis:
the "Memphi," of Memphis; the Cow
bellians, the Infant Mystics," the
Strlkers," and the Order of
Myths of Mobile, and "Momus," "
OF Galveston, took part in the procession.
ihe line was formed at Madison avenue,
at Druid park gate, and moved down Mad.
lson avenue to Eutaw street, thence To
Baltimore, TO Holiday, to Lexington, to
! tayette, to Calvert, TO Read Madison.
Howard, Bassirg, the Academy of Music
TO FRANKLIN street, after which it was dis.
| missed
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-15
Mnr Nniea.

I.oNpoN, September l4--General Wolse.
ley telegraphs that the cavalry will push
ON to Cairo to-day by forced marches
along the desert route.
The following dispatch has been received
dated Alexandria lith, $40 p. M. Arab
Pasha and raulba Pasha arr we'd at Cairo
last night. They are both virtually prison.
ers.
The Times, IN It's leader on tho attack of
Tsl.El' kebir, says; II is impossible to con.
ceivc otan operation moro successful, and
executed in more mastery manner. The
whole plan OF the campaign, IL saws, was
settled by General WUs1ley' with
the concurrence of his supcriors and
hearty acquicscenco of his chief advisers
before he left England. There never was
any questian about the canal being the
basis OF operations. before he left Eng.
land he m, his finger upon Tel.el.Kebir.
saying that there Arab would stand and
there We should attack him on September
To- We mention the hectoumstanco to show
that great deal which was to the outside
observer chance, is really foreseen and
planned, for General Wolseley has achieved
a success which renders all apology for his
methods superiluous.
A dispatch to Reuters telegraph com.
pahy from Alexandria SAYS: Butras Pashn
has arrived at Katir.el.Dwar, en- route TO
Alexandria hs delegate of the Inhabitants
Of CAIRO, charged to declare their loyalty to
the thedivc
Az official dispatch from Kasssssin SAYS
that there are fifteen wounded officers and
2li wounded priyatts These are from Tel.
eLKebir Ice ~ plentiful. The patients
are treated nntiseptically and are duiug
rs well as could ho expected
\ dispatch 20 the Times iy IN Paris says:
NJ. prN'tW French minister oi Mrcirn at.
fairs. hu, sent telegram t. w. rriNt.
French ambassador to Lohdnn, ius'ruoting
him ~ convey ~ Lord Granville the con.
gratuuticus oi the French govern.
npnt nn1 assure Lord Grruvitle
of the cordial satisfaction he feels d, { q
news Of the splendid English triumph Ia
Egypt
poRr sAtp, September ii.-rhc Enplish
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Fort Worth-A Little Negro Boy Run
Over and Killed by a Street
Car, While Following
Brass Band.
IN Old Citizen and Prominent Aue.
'ioneer, iu n Fit OF insanity,
asposeS of Ills Life.
TWO Brothers Engage In Difficulty
Over a Load of Corn and One
kuifeS the Other,
The Mexican War Veterans Annual
Meeting at Burnett.
Nominations OF District Conventions
Opening of Schools.
Ouher interesting State News.
Nominations Of District Conventions
Opening of Schools.
Other Interesting State News.
Austin.
Special to the Herald

Special to the Herald
AUSTIN, September 1.-THE governor
was notified to-day that yellow fever had
appeared at Reymosa, Camargo aud Mier,
Mexico, opposite the towns OF Rio Grande
City and Roma. Surgeon.G General Hamil.
ton was notified and requested to furnish
mounted guarGs to assist in maintaining a
rigid quarantine, There were four deaths
at Mier yesterday.
The gambler who shot and killed COW.
boy IN Oldham county some weeks ago il
to be tried at the ensuing term of the dig
trict court. The rangers have been ordered
to Oldham county to preserve the peace
during the trial.
The Bayou City Daily Marriage Aid
association filed u charter to-day.
The experts in their report, which telI
INTO the hands of the reporters to-day. sny
they 10 not think II safe to continue the con
struction of the building in the manner il
which 1t is now being constructed. The,
recommend that the entire north and ives
walls be taken down and stronl
ones substituted. They also condemn
the entire root and recommend that nj
the walls be securely anchored, They sa,
that the building as now being constructed
in five years will be unsafe and daneerou,
To persons passing near. The report wa,
adopted by the board and handed TO IN,
contractor, who,with his bondsmen and at
torney, took II under consideration. bu
have come to no conclusion vet. The,
asked until Saturday before deciding wha
action they will take.