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Tia. or nneIouu- - Gronsi; Gosouder of Pskoff; Grand Duke SmoIeusk, of Lit huania, ot Volhynia, of Podolia, and of Finland. Prince of EStonia of Livonia, of Courland, of Semi galia, of the Samoyedes. of Biel. ostock, of Corelia. of Foer. of h. gor, of Perm, of Viatka, of Bull garia, and of other countries; 1; Master and Grand Duke of tn e Lower Countries; in NOvgorod, of Tehernigoff, of Riazan, of Potoisk, of ROstoff, of Jarosiaff, of Bielosersk, of Obdorsk, Of Kondlsk. of Vitelsk, of Mastiiaff, !, and all the countries of the North; Master Absolute of Kas- tainisk, of Kahardinsk, and of the territory of Armenia; Sove- reign of Mountain Princess Of Tcherkesk; Master of Turkistan. Heir Presumptive of Norway and Duke of Sleswick- HOlstein, of St0rmarne, of Dithmarse, and of Oldenburg, let him come for ward now, in the name of the Holy Trinity, and show what the impeachment is, or let him remain dumb fOrevE-"
 This Is repeated t.-e t.ues. au1 upon no objection being -aised as .sys his hand upon the head of gaa Czat. who immedia- fe,v eooe. ts Jh-s point the
 .=-r.-.. ...a- ~f ar.-..2 takes thc mantle of ermine from the tao!G and throws it over ths kneeling Czar, saying. "Cover aud pro- tect thy people as this robe cov- CTS and protects lhee;" the En- peror replying, 1T will, God help ing" and kissing the preiate's hand. The Bishop of NOvgolod now places the scepter in the Czar's hand, saying. "May thine hand which holds this wither the day thou art unjust," the answer being. "Be it sO;" after which the Bishop of Kieff places the crown upon the Elm peror's head. At this point the Empress kneels beside her hus- band, who partly covers her with the cloak Of ermine. and also holds his crown above her head for few seconds, without, how
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'0 fertilization, ana cOntaIus Iuu crown palaces, three cathedral.
 the headquarters of the imperis
 Guards, the governors residenc n a university, and & number c monasteries and nuneries. Tn
 appearance of the Kremlin i
 very striking, as the walls ar
 white, and the Qualifications em
 erald green, the entrances rose
 tinted, and the roofs of the ca
 thedrals gilded, the whole form
 ing wonderful combination
 The coronation procession begin. to form at the cavalry barracks four miles distant from tho Krem. lin.
 Esrly in the day appointed for the ceremony, sixty heralds mounted on cream colored horses, and commanded by 8 master of ceremonies, appears before the gates, of the barracks and blOw a salvo, upon which the colonel of the regiment appears and asks what they want of him. "Tbe Czar commands thee follow me-" is the answer, and the gates are thrown open and the regiment, which has been expecting .ho summons, ga!I0ps out and foilaws the heruid7. The heralds then proceed to the barracks of the laHcers, where the same thing takes place. then ta the uuivsr- -ity. then t0 the cathedral Oi St. Nicholis, where the clergy join the procession, then to the law courts, where the judges fall in, then 10 the headquarters of the mar,hals of the nobility, the staff officers, the several professionals, the governors, the prefects, the deputatiOns from every part of the empire, the trade guilds, etc, each body joining at a sepa- rate place, and all heinz summc- ned by the heralds, as in the first case.
 AN ENORMOUS PROCESSION.
 The procession goes on swell. ing until it reaches enorm eus proportions, so much SO that when the head of 1t arrives at the Kremlin the tail is still at the other end Of the town. Arriving at St. Demetrius' gate they find it closed. The heralds then blow their trumpets, and the com. mander of the citadel appears and demands what they want. to which the crowd replies. The Czaf." And what for" asks the commander. "To crown him - >'' ""wnrfnl of the power
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THE CORONATION.

Alexander III will be crowned in Moscow on Sunday, the 27th of May. AS the coronation is one of the most brilliant in the world, the following description of it (frnm a Russian source) may be read with interest:
 The great ceremony has al- ways been performed in the Church Of the Holy Assumption witaIu the walls Jf the Kremlin, at Moscow. The great Kremlin iB ssEl 6cEaz7EEi- -pit.t o E5aua as ueo~ arr,ae CT g high eieya.i-e
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THE CASTLE DOME MINING ASn
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This Is repeated f.r.e t.ues- and upon no objection being raised. ls .sys his hand upon the head of tna Czar. who immedia- fe,V eooa. ss Jh.. point the
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-01-18

In A DEN o. RATT EsNAgEs.-W.
d. HamptOn. I'll Ham N y infosEns
Us Of thrilling adventure that re-
nestly took place a. the White Rock
Quartz Mine, on tie north idaof the
San Joaquin, in Fine Gold districts.
which. for nerve ard daring. u equal
20 anything We have ever heard Of.
There il an Old shaft on the Mite
which has been unused for years. and
recently il became necessary u clean
it out and use Il in wosking The nsine.
The shaft 10 about thirty feet deep,
perpendicularIy. With IN incline Of
thirty feet more. a number Of rat
tlesnakes had taken possession 81 the
enclosure, probably in the start BY
falling down the shal9, and hy breed
ing had increased I'll the whole bot
tom seemed like q writing mas Of
reptiles. At first an effort was made
to clean them oas 49, aie haeihg
giant powder cartridges At the bottom
of The shat. but klais process oaly .sne-
ceeded in killing such Of the snakes
as CHANGED 10 be a he top Of the in-
cline and "a a hse tsAort one OF the
workmen. Charles Csmpbell. agreed
to 90 to the bottom and kill the hor-
sElhlss sRe10Enomg HeptlAesx n hose vhlae-
.abR I'D alta eoald IL psiaIF hsanl
at the top OF che shaft. Procuring I
quantity of antidotes for snake poison
and making all needsI preparAtIons
for raising an | lowering the adven-
turoas man, who was about a. il were,
g place hfsjifss in1i1is own7 hand.
Charles Campbell was lowered into
the shaft by bis trembling fellow 81
borers. He WAS armed only with a
lantern AMI small stick
The stencil occasioned by the pois-
oned breaths Of the rattlesnalEes was
almost overpowering. but nothing
daunted he proceeded 10 his errAnd.
Reaching the bottom Of the shaft lie
gradually groped his way down the
steep aud slippery incline, stopping
ever and anon to kill 4 venotnosls
RATHER that impeded his way. Reach
ing the bottom he piled his stick with
vigor, .whiles the mass Of snakea rat
tied and squirnfed. their eyes spark
ling like diamonds and their forked
tongues pping the air a. they moved
their heads in the intensity Of their
fury or struck with their poisonous
iangs at the brave man that had
dared enor6achsoa theiF qtseFters and
give them battle. Rapidly they fell
over in the agonies of death under
the unerring blows from his live oak
.stlekg slllnot pslsiugle onss wsy cleft
alive. Thirteen large snakes, with
from seven to nine rattles each, were
killed and two with fourteen and If
teen rattles respectively. In addi-
ton number of younger ones were
.dest4Dyr gNh~ -Asg
Finishing his daring labors he re-
{ lrned to the bottom OF the shaft and
was hauled out, bit the sickening and
poisonous air OF the snake den 30
overcame him that lie tainted away
on reaching the top. Restoratiyes
were adalhsleh and he was taken to
his home, where lie lay sick two or.
three days, but is now fully recovered
and ready to assailE another, den Of
vipers.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-01-18

More people hare read THE SUx dHEing TN
year just How passing than ever bessre since
il was fiFsg printed. Na0ther newspaper pun
Erhel On this sikeM De xarsh fsas ANea
bonglsfssaa FeAa u any yesE ~ 70 m4ny
men and women.
We ase crrdihlv informed that people haE.
read, and like Tnk So ICr the fall0Hiag Fse-
sons among eshers
Beeause ias nens columns present in atfrae-
tive iorm and Niih greaiesr possible accuracy
whatever has interest for humankind; the
events the deeds and misdesds, the wisdom.
the philosophy, tie notable folly. the snlid
sense. the improving n0nserse--ali tlle meas
Of he busiest world a p'esent revolving in
.sze people have learned shxa in Is re-
marks concerning persons Hnd affairs The SUx
makes practice 81 telling 4heEn the exmel
truih 80 the hest OF its ability three huudrtA
and ski, FIVE DAYS in TIE year. htsore elprsion
~ vel a after, about tbs whales as mell 90
about the small fish, in The face Of disSeht as
Paeinly aRd learlesaly ~ when suppesaed bs
genefai APPROVAL Tue SCs has absnlutesy nv
purposes 70 serve, save the information OF ito
Tesders and the furtheghnee Ut the common
gsed.
Because n Is everyiody's newspaper. No
man Is % hamsale that Tux SUx II inali lFerent
To bis welfare and his rights. No man i 90
him. No tnau. no association al men, is
powerful = ngh 10 be exempt from tlie strict
aprileaal0a ef It's lrinsiplss Ut right and
wrong.
BecanAe In politics If has fought for = dozen
years, without Ia sersaisSisn and sometimes
siinosta alone among newspapers, the iigh, that
has resulted In the recent Uvtrw hel,aing popu-
lar verdict against Robesoi.isIn aud Tor honest
government. No matter what party is in
power THg SUS stands and will continue TO
stand like rock for the Interests Of the
people ny sinss the ambition OF buses, the en-
rruacnnent of muHOpolisls aud the dishonest
srhe'las Of pub l. robbers.
All this is what We are told almost daily
hy ouTtriends. Une mAu lsssids that TINS Sgx
is The best rligious newspaper ever published,
becanse lis Christianity il undiIuted with
cant. Another holds THAI il il one Of the
best Republican newspaper printed, besnuse il
has already Whipped half the rasrals ont Of
that party. aud Is proceeding against the oil er
half with undiIninished vigor. third be-
Iieves IL 10 he the best niagazine of general
literature in exiseaace h cause lis readers miss
noihing worthy Of notice that Is current in
The world OF sbonght. So every friend Of THIS
SuS discovers one OF its many sides that APP
ipeals sith particular forcs to bis indis .dual
likiag.
IT. ycu already know TrK Srx. ron viii OBJ
serve that in 1888 IL Is little letter than ever
Le'ore. If you do not already know THg SUN
you will find is TO be mirror Of all human
activity, storchonse of the cho,cest products
OF common SENSE and imagination, a mainst ~
for The course OF honest government, y seUti-
mel for genuine Jefiersouian Democracy, a
scourge for wiekedneSs OF every species, aud
an ancommonly good investment for the
COZ ag year.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-01-18

THE COUNTRY NEwsPAPER.-Re
ferg-i4g to the country journalists,
George Peck, of Milwaukee, SAYS |:
When we think of the hard drudg-
cry that these .enserPrising. .indeERi-
gsbls workers do in az week, a d
.Iall amount of thanks II e and b
they receive in return, we feel as
though something was wrong some
where. Why 1T is that in many local
tiles the peoIle do not appreciate the
import ttIce Of a good pevsf,aper, aud
sustain it ~ d liberal patronage. thus
making il u better paper. is one Of
the most unaccuuntabls things in the
woflsl ave have no urgent call now
o'say what we do; but We tell the
people ~ every locality where pa
Der il published. no matter how small
and Insignificant the Iuper may be,
that every dollar they lay ii for sub
scriPiious or judicions advertising
puts Two dollars in cash in their own
pockets. We Lave figured on il and
We know. II may mol look 80 on its
Lace, but it is very dereivin5. Lots
of schemes that look ~ though they
had millions ia them. like the man
who is sure be can pick out the right
card in three card monte, fax: to re-
torn anything hike millions, while
other schemes that 10 not seem 10
amount To anything scarcely, pan out
whole haudfuls OF nickles unexpect-
edly. And the country newspaper
is Of this class. Subscribe for your
laler sud pay for it 10 advance, and
ifSon ieelIatshs end q the year. that
yon havn I got your moneys worth,
then your fortune is made. You can
% ~ O. ulslsenaa aHd get $1,000 .
year ~ curiosity. e
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-01-18

T..
MATCHING Mas SwITcH.-One OF
those nnaaEnrafiY bright childrenlwho
are always getting people into diff
culties Yves ct prayer meeting the
other evening with his mother, when
he asked aloud a-s@AN Nas ka9H
Ma. say ma-whOA was Dipah
Moore ??
"Hu-u-sh. I Whispered his mother
cautiously, its hymn"
No. itain't ma. continued the
hopeful, Its womans name say
ana, Who is il that's going home to
Dinah Meore r
Willie, said his mother in q
CHASTITY voice. ',yoa're disturbing the
lnesting. II means going 70 heaven
TO die no more.
Dine no more Oh. mn, don I
they eat up there r.
bis mother explained rs we'll she
could, and Willie sat still for half \
minute, his bright eyes rowing about
the church. Then he asked ID !.
sllrill whisper:
Ma, i God out OF town p"
N-o-o-o. no, no, answered the
distracted woman family
Then what's Mr. Kelly running
tins meeting for, ina 7" continued tia
sweet ehisd.
The choir sung him down. but Al
tae meeting closed with a moment o
sNent prayer, bis gentle voiea Va
heard saving:
did Airs Jones switch don
match her hair like yours does, ma !
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-01-18

- Asnan who ventures mon he
J LII Ii asssnes salsar II iarEf = j.
adj % have lis mind diverted by
many considerations that do not prop
erIv ariss from alat study. Avcnng
Brooklyn husband hadn't kaished
half dozen chapters Of . work on
geology beE6Fe LIE observed to his
wife NY dear. | wonder IL the
women 81 the glacial epoch hal cold
fee"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-01-18

-. ''Yes, sir. Gays the Daadwood
man, f'Parson Roander j. ) ssint.
He's aleays ready 10 sacri6cs him
self He threw down straight llnsh
hand the other night to 20 and pray
with . dying man who sent for him.
I call that true martYrdom.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-01-18
ferns 70 Mall Nnhscahers.

ferns 60 Mall Subscribers.
The several editions OF The SUS are sent by
mail. postpaid, as follows:
DAlLl--55 cents u month, So 50 a year !;
with Sunday edition, 81 20.
SUNDAY-Eighi pages, 81 GOA year.
MEEkLY-Sl year. Right pages OF the
best matter Of the daily issues an Agri-
cullaraI Department OF uHeqR'Glled merit,
market resorts. aud lilerAry, scientific.
and domestic Intelligence make THs
WEEKLY Sun the newspaper for the tar
mer's household To clubs OF ten with
$40, an extra copy Tree.
Address i ". ENGLAND, Publisher,
TAG SUx, \. L. City.
Nov %, 1882.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-01-18

~. "Julia, NV little chsrub, when
does your sister Emma return p Il
don't know" "Dida't she say any,
thing before she went away "She
said, if you came to. see her, she'd be
gone till doomsday." fytf4k
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-01-18

Co. 0ae Of etlae boya selIs af d
'scarscrow made BY Uncle Ben. II not
only scared off every crow that saw
III, isut one crow was % frlghted that
Ne hfouelst tex b cora ID hadstol-
en thres days before.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-01-18

n9- Four daughters Of q Kentucky
fisrnier eloped on one night, each
couple taking different road, and it
drove .heoId man about crazy to de-
eide which party to pursue.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-01-18
COPARFEERSHIP.

n co-yarfnerehip ia Tie practice Of medi-
- cine has bren forned hetAeen the under
signed, which daies from the lst OF January,
1888. OaiFe ia The room adjoining the new
Drug store 81 Harry spaldipg
A. JACK SPALDTNG,
CHARLES CONES.
Jan j, 1882.
Jan. :, lss7-ly.t
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-01-18

= nD~ Mrs Sarah VI. Moriock. West
tnlaistar writes i asuifered rom
sveas kness and osM 81 apsstiEe (:
Browns Iron Bitters entirely cured
me"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-01-18

Messrs. Edifors-ple.se announce dr. J..
IL. CASTER - = tansl dale tor se-elirrioa 10
The lover hraarh ssf he nexi GeneraI Assem-
nominsting senvrna.pa. ald say that h viii
rertiye the urd lied snla orr of he voters o
De- 4, lsssa Lson9ra'own District
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-01-18

We admire spirited animals, but
deliver as from wildly enthusiastic
mule.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-01-18
PROFESSIONAL

d. HAaRIs UAMALIER. RxocH ABEL
THEindersigned Attorney Law and
. Solicitors in Chancery lave this ST
day ofJanuary, 1850, formed ao-partner-
ship in the practice oitheirprofcssion, I'M
erthe name and style ofCamaliel& Abel.
They willpractice in the county ofSt Ma
~ sand the adjoining counties.
EspscialAttention WILDE paid to the col
lection ofclaims
UfFicein thtCourtiIouse Address
sCAMALIEL &ARELL, I.eOnardtown,
So. Mary's county, Nd /.
b. HARRIS CAMALIER,
m@~sr EKocRB ABEL.
Jan s,f88O--tf Nt a&@l
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-01-18
Notice to Debtors.

A IL pcrsons indebted % me for State snd
- county taxes Ter The vear 1881 are mo-
fstied 10 conne Borahrd and s~ttle the same
without delay, sslsrrn Zee they will &c collse-
led ~ process Of las without regard 10 per-
sons.
j. BEAN TIPP EFT.
Collector fer md district.
Nsv Ii. 1882.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-01-18

having leased ihe property known as
Moore Hotel, leonardfoun. Nd. Tor two
years. commencing the Ist of January, 1882,
respectfully INFORM the public that ~ mas
agemrnG viii eos be under my exclusive de
rettion aud that 40 IaiBs Or exEense s4ih be
SPARED 10 mainiaia The high reputation ~
pnbiic resort il hrs obtained u The past and
10 fseie sise II IN the fature. Thankful for the
liberal patronage which has heretofore beea
extended 90 the House, respectfully solicit
eonsinuahee sEd iaerease a the faToFs o. the
travelling public AL parties indebted 20
Ms. 81 ]. N4sure co hotel azeOHnt are re-
minded fisat tie arroHnis due irem tiem 10
her have been shared In mar h&nds for settle
taens AID thu. no further Indulgence can be
allowed theta.
HERBERT r. MOORE,
Leonai dtoRn, Nd.
Ian II, Ise2-tf
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-01-18

Na-A fne line Of Cashmere for Men ard
fSys. we.ar AZ the IIsLROWN STORE.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-01-18
ron TaE LEGISLATURE.

Messrs Editors .--Piease Hnnoanee In the
BEAcox THAT Il Dr. &. j. sGTT0A, Of the eth
DISTRICT. W.il r0Esent 10 hes.e8e a candidate
Tor a seat ia she lower bFsneh q The next
General Assefnbls ~ Aary band, he will receive
ths rOsdi.d aud thorough support OF the re-
publicans o. The.
Jolg -, -lss3. srd District
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-01-18

A baby born on Christmas i ap-
propriately styled hcller-day gift.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-01-18

o. rag ExLAxp Axp nnAnoAKn c0AsTzSs co.'s
FaaTs
Will % AID afler SEPT. e. 1872, i*Hse
Sixth Street wharf. Washington, every Saa-
aay. Wednesday aud Friday ~ seven . eaasks
a H.. stopping ~ poGnsnar River Landings.
Returning leaves leonsraa0wn every M0n-
day, NcnBfni every ThnrsEay, aud CnrriouAn
every Saturday aa 81 n'elDck. A. III.
- Ears and Freight = low = 81 any
other hoAs.
Reduction al Twentv-Five per cent. made
on Second Gas Tsrkess
ROr FrniNhf ar Passage, applF tn Agrn4 -
sth Street wharf. or ~ Gxneral Once, 6l3
18th Street.
Oct ). 1aS2 -3m.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-01-18
JOF. MORGAN,
Inssfsaaes Agent 8 Broker,

IEoEAEcTcvE, ID.
Represents she following FiFstclass C0mpa
airs Nth combined ns-egs Of ~ Give million
Of dollars. and has facilities for placing larg
liaeSnf businesses On ihe m-si favorable term
in home OF foEelg u companiSs.
h0yai tirr KmsuFnuFe rfltyTFeeIs
Aatert0Mn Fire. OF HFW r0rk-
Lnadaa. l.igs Fp0sa a tl0he. tire.
Mutual EndoWme % AksfkSmenf Of Bali
tlm0re. tie,
New York Metual life.
r0aerfiemt Mutual lite.
Jan. IL, lss2-ly.