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A weman asks Tor a divorce in
Milwaukee, on the ground that she
married the wrong twin. She was
engaged to one and the other nut
himself in the other ones place. and
she found when it was everlastinply
too late, that her supposed brother
ili-law was her husband, and she won't
have it One cannot be too careful
fcoliDg around twins. Whichever
one you get you will think You have
the other one, and there is no cor
tainty about which one is which. and
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Hess half the timo for fear the other
one is the one which ought to be the
other one entirely.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-02-08
IN NEMORIAM.

In Che 9th district, on the 26th inst, MAR
GARET A. LATHRAM, in the 66th year of her
age. MAY she rest in peace
But few short weeks ago deaths inexora-
bic decree summoned the father of this attic
ted household, and while il was yet draped in
mourning and Its members bowed down with
grief and sorrow, the mother was called to fol-
low her husband, and to join him in the world
beyond this vale Of tears.
Were we 10 attempt 10 extol the virtues Of
this noble lady, we fear our pen would fail in
the task, but We feel il 70 be our duty 70 give
the close of such a long, useful and virtnous
lite more than passing notice. Having
nursed her husband through his long and weary
illness, and laboring indefatigably TO assuage
his suiieFings. she became completely broken
down in health. She gradually grew weaker
and weaker, until death finally released her
from the tolls and cares Of this world and con-
veyed her spirit 10 its immortal home. Mrs. La
thram was the pussessor Of . sweet and amia-
ole temper, always disposed 20 look on the
bright side Of everything. she could never
listen 10 idle gossipping, especially such as re-
6eCted discredit upon her neighbors and friends.
As a wife, IL may he said, she gave her life for
her husband. and as y mother she was devo-
ted to her children, and iabored eaFneeIly aud
incessantly, by precept aud example, to teach
them the way Of salvation, and 90 incuIcate
in them industry, sOhriety, honesty and vir-
tue. As We were assisting 20 perform for this
Christian woman the last temporal service,
the text for the following feeble lines sugges-
ted itself:
Unveil thy bosom, faithful tomb
Take this new treasure 10 thy trust,
And give these sacred relics room
To slamber In the silent dust,
Where pain and grief and anxious fears,
Where trouble, sorrow and mortal woes
Can never 10 the seepers come,
An angels watch their soft rep0se.
And when on that iIlustFious morn,
Obey, o earth, bis sovereign word,
Restore thy trust, glorious form,
Unto the bosom Of her Lord.
A FRIExD.
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NoFIUE TO CREDITORS.

Orphans Court OF ST. Mary's County, Sct. /:
Jan. 30, 1888.
ORDERED by the Court, that Chasles
- A. Bureh and Edward A. Burch, Exc
cntors Of
ALBERT EURCH,
late of 81. Mary's co., Nd, deceased, give the
notice required by law 10 the deceased cred
iiOrs 70 exhibit their claims and that the same
be published once week for six successive
weeks In the St. Mary's BEACON.
Test: JOHH B. ABgLL,
Register Of Wills ior Sc. Mary . connty.
NOTICE.
In pursuance ofthe above order, we hereby
give notice that we have obtained from the Or
phaus' Court Of S.. Mary's county, Maryland,
letters testamentary on the personal e.
tate Of ALBERT BURCH, late ofsaid county,
deceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased are hereby notified 20 ex-
hiLit the same with the proper vouchers at
tached thereto to the subscribers, on or before
the lss day Of Aug, 1883, they will othsr-
wise BY Law be excluded from the benefits oi
the said estate. AL persons indebted 70 the
deceased are requested 10 make immediate
payment to the subscribers.
CHAS. A. BURCH,
EDWARD A. BuRcH,
Executors.
Feb /, lse3-6w.
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m MEMORY

ef KErs. WARGARET ANN LATHRAN, con
sort Of the Iaie VIM. I. I.afhram, who depart
ed this life ~ her residence, Sandy Bottom,
on Friday. JanuARy 26th
II has become the fashion Of late 20 extol
and egIogi9e the dead, but 100 much praise
cannot be extended the deesased. fsr she was
In every respect charitable and virtu0as wo-
man. u would require too much space to
enumerate her many deeds; then sn'Eice IL 10
say that she was . true, faithful and i0Ying
wife. = kind aud a@eetionate mother and de-
voted and worthy friend. Her remains were
conveyed 20 st. J0seph's, where, after = short
though touching lecture which was delivered
BY the Rev. Father, she wasinterFedi in theOld
ehnrchyard 90 LIS, Y. ~, surrounded By @
large gathering Of relations and friends. Tbs
Rev. Father urged upon his congregation 10 re-
member the words of Scripture: |" 1t Il
. holy and Wholesome fhOnght 70 pray for ahe
dead" He reminded them THAI they could
pay her all earthly tributes. such as eFecting
monuments aud carved trophies 10 perpetuaie
her glory, that they might extol her name
from country 20 conntry and from SRA to sen
as she richly deserves, hut ell would be vain,
and that ths best and hottest thing was TO
pray Tor her redemption.
10 10 an illustrious thing 10 die 10 the glory
OF God. IL 10 said-patribns sit Deus nobis-
ana VINO can DOUBT onk thai s1e na0 him W1s1
her and that she died only 20 live again?
Death is sad, but bear up, bereaved and asfiic-
ted children; console yourselves with the
thought, that though your loss ID great, her
eternal gain Is greater, and that she has only
fed TO happy world that knows no woe
The deceased's death may be partly attributed
to the loss Of rest, for for three long years did
she wait on her husband whilst confined 10
bis death bed with untiring energy, without
uttering . word Of complaint, for she knew
that ''fiis viii and not thine must be DONE
Her indomiiable efforts in this instance are
enough TO convince Us that she possessed all
the virtues Of an angel. and that she now sit
tsth At the right hand Of God with palms In
hsr hands.
Poor mother has LEFT ms
To visit earth no more;
She was pearl among as
And her loss We greatly deplore.
She has fed % the realms above,
TO dwell with her Father there;
She now cares for no earthly love,
And her voice no more we bear.
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IN MEMORIAM.

Softly angel choirs are singing,
Aud celestial bells are ringing,
While soul ile way Is winging
To that far ethereal shore.
Aud we, our hearts 30 heavy, knowing
That The sands Of life are flowing,
Mourn for him Who's going, going
To re:urn-sh, neyermore
Sad and mournfal, sobbing, signing,
Praying, knsel we round him dying,
Aud a vote comes 70 rs CRYING,
LET Gods will on earth be DONE
Al bot the task Of 50 reposing
Faith aud trust in His disposing,
fnnman weakness thus diSclosipgl
IL hard and heavy one!
We bowed our hearts 20 God. adoring,
And we prayed 20 Him, imploring
That He raise our loved one lying
On de4gh,s brink-nemr unto dying
That He take not him away.
PERHAPS we prayed, no trust 5esi0wing.
OR We PRAYED our hearts not knowing
What our lips we're ieebly sAs ing;
aud lie needed not our praying,
For ne knew not how 10 pray.
So we to-day are weeping. weeping,
And our hearts sad vigiis keepinRs
For him who Is sleeping, sleePing
Meath the cold. snow-covered ground.
WHY weep, may not Ne s0fne to-moFr0w
II IL God We Eailh do horr0~s
Meet him in . home where sorrow
viii no moreno more be found
Oh, father dear our hearts are aching,
Aching, res, almost % breaking
While for thee citations making
On the altar Of our love.
Thongh on It's shore, tines cen be fretaing,
Though we - midst cares besetfings
We wiIl ever--ae e forgetting,
Prayersnily waEs thy nsiine abs ".
Although al other memories per n,
Of thee We will ever cherish---
IN mea0ry's altar consecrating--
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N gAia sflIAne. - asln RI ef February.
Isea Wmtam Eafc TnnAcy, infans 500 n
ssank and Sallis p. Yates. aged 3nonths ana
"A dava
Rest title Treary. IL shat brsRhi land
Where paln ard sorrow are unkmown;
Resf. sweet TFeacy. IN Jssn9 hreasf,
Thv muasrinRs and thy eoRruwn Ger.
A little hnTes ever more.
Thai Jesus fandlx calls hisnw0.
Trpaey. dsrling, u hriter nov.
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F0uF little bright anRela abovp.
AhT mother. Ies thy sngr0w cease,
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Gu the 2rd inst, BY ghs Rev Father Swa.
gers. TIlOS- LUNG 20 Hiss MARGARET q.
LATHAM.
On the same day, by the Rev. Father Fin
uegan. EDW ARD N. RUSSELL to Miss al
ICE M. YATES.
Gn the 9Th inst. III the R~v Mr. Wooden,
w. PEN MIX 10 Hiss JULIA ADAMS. ].
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lotto

in pnrsnanee Of the above order, we hereby
give notice that we have obtained from the Or
Phans Court Of 81. Mary . e0nsty, Maryland,
letters o. adsniniHarafion on the personal es-
tate Of lgnailus Simms, late OF said county,
deceased. All persons having claims against
the saad deceased are hereby notified 70 exhib-
y The same with The proper vouchers attached
tnereto 70 the subscribers, on or before the
ilth day Of July, 1888. they win otherwise
oy Law be excluded from the benefits ofthe
said estate. IA persons indebted 20 the de-
CEASED are requested 70 make immediate pay
meat 70 the subscribes.
". +. COUGH,
j. PIKE COUGH,
WA. II. COMBS,
AdminisiI ators.
Jan n. les3-ew.
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NOTIcE TO CREnITnRS.

Orphans Court Of St. Mary's County, Set {:
jan. y, 1888.
ORDERED by the Court, That ". z.
~ Goagh. }. Pike Cough and William 2 d.
Combs, administrators Of
I SkATfUS SIMMS.
late Of ~. Aary's connty. Md, deceased, give
she notice reqsiFed by Law 10 the deceased 8
creditors 10 exhibit their claims and that the
same be published once n week for six success
sive weeks in The 81. Mary's BKAcox.
Test: JoyFw q. AKxLI.
Register Of Wills for So. Mary Scoanty.
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u 1890 and 1881, must settle by the 18TH
o. February Or ! shall proceed 70 collect came
by Law without further notice and without
iaiI, whea every cost the law allows will be
charged.
THOMAS Lowell,
Ex-Coll., 9Th Election District.
Jan Is, lss3-td.
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Morgan, Attorney, Ieonardtown, for collier
ton. Prompt settlements will therefore avoid
costs.
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NON RESIDENT NOTICE.
John Y. Ching and others
rs
Sarah Ching an d others.

In the Orphans Court for So. Mary's county.
The object OF this suit is TO procure n de-
cree for the sale of certain real estate, called
and known by the uame OF
MORRIS PURCHASE AND RIDGE,
containing G24 acres, situated in Sc. Mary .
county, and for disiriLntiOn Of proceeds
among thu parties entitled.
The Bill " Complaint fled in this case
with petition sd Thereto. states that
Lewis Herbert, ore OF the defendants IN the
above salt, Is a NONRESIDENT OF the State Of
Maryitud
II 10 tltereupon, this 23rd day Of January,
1883, ordered that the complainant, 10y cans
ing a copy OF this order 10 DC inserted ia the
~. Mary's BsAcos, once in each Of four sue
cessiye weeks, three months before the lst
day Of JUNE. 1883. give notice 10 the said
absent and NONRESIDENT defendant, Of the OBJ
jet and substance Of this petition and warn
him 20 appear In this Court in perpoR, or hy
solicitor, on or before the said Isl dag OF
June, ! a3. 30 answer the premises and show
esusr, nanY he has, why a decree should not
pass a prayed.
JOHN ID. ABELL,
Register Of Wills.
True Copy-Test
JOHN b. ABELL,
Register Of Wills.
MMwa
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SNERIFF'S SAFE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.

DY virtue Of three writs Of Fieri Facias,
- Issued out of the Circuit Court for Saint
Mnry's county, ut the suit Of the STATE Of Ma
ryland, use Of the School Commissioners OF
St. Mary's county, against the goods and
chattels, lands aud tenements Of Thomas w {.
Aud, WIN. j. Aud, Thomas r. Bell, JeR ID.
Loker and p. jackson Readmond. surviving
ohligors of Benjamin Hewitt, and 10 me d.
recied, | have seized and taken in execution
all the right, title, interest, claim and de-
uland nj law and in equity of the said Th0s
w. Aud, VIM. J. Aud, Thomas 4. Bell, j.
n. Loker and r. jackson Redmond, snrviv-
ing oblieors of Benjamin Hewitt. In aud TO
the following real estate, TO wit:
One tract or parcel Of land, called and
known as
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LEoxARDTOwE I'D.
BRrEr PoLTTIcAL MrrrTors.-Th,

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Of the de-
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early in I
for nearlE
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let my IL
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CRIMINAL TRIALS.

The Docket as Assigned for Jury Trial al
the District Court-TwO Murder Trials
and Several for Rape, Larceny, Arson and
Dangerous Assault.
The following against whom the late
grand jury found indictments for the sev.
eral crimes of which they are accused and
in being arraigned plead not guilty will be
tried by jury in the district court IN tie
ORDER of date assigned as follows:
Monday, Oct. 22.-Edward Mccormick,
larceny; James Shea, same; Fred. Raw
ley, assault with a dangerous weapon
Thomas Murray, same.
Tuesday, Octr 23.-Alex. Gross, larceny
VIM. Berg, same; Brown and Ducy, same
Wednesday, Oct. 24.-Michael Moran,
attempted rape; Geo. Morgan, same; F.
Y. Joinette, larceny.
Thursday, Oct. 25.-Chas. Huuster.
murder.
Friday, Oct. 26-Fred Balow, arson; Ed
Wright, assault with intent to murder.
Saturday, Oct. 27-Cornelius eastman,
larceny; John Slatterly, same; Malloney
and Malloney, rape,
Monday, Oct. 29-Fred Reiner, assault
with dangerous weapon; Andy O'Connsll,
larceny; Thos. McCloud, same; Tom Ham
illon, same: VIM. Mcdonald, assault with
dangerous weapon.
Thomas Hanley, murder; the court will
assign the date for this trial day.
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SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERTS.

The Initial Entertainment of Seibert's
Orchestra at Turner Hall Last Evening.
The initial concert OF the season under
the auspices of Seibert's orchestra was
given at the new Turner hall last night to
q large and highly appreciatlve audience.
The programme consisted of nine instru-
mental selections, aDd st. Paul
should feel proud of possessing music
al organization of such superior abili-
ty as was shown in the rendition
of the numbers last night. The selec-
tions were delightfully."- varied, some of
them being of light, warm, joyous char
acter, while not a few were master pieces
of the most eminent composers. The
numbers were ali given in an enjoyable
and artistic manner, but among the very
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by Reissigar, most intricate and spark
ling mpositiou; the violin solo, ''Fanta-
sic Cappriccio" from Dan'd, rendered in
mastery manner by Mr.. D. Muehlenbruch
and the overture selection from Suppe
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f. W. Temple, Blue Earth City, is regis
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pany left on the noon train yesterday for
Chicago.
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CHICAGO BALL PLAYERS.
Tho League Club to Establish a Training
School-Corcoran's Salary-The Nine
Taking Their Winter Vacation.

Tho League Club to Establish Training
schOol-Corcoran's salary-The Nine
Taking Their Winter Vacation.
Special Telegram to the Globe
CHICAGO, Oct. 21.-With the exception
of Mr.. Corcoran, all the members of the
Chicago ball club of this year have signed
for the next, and it is quite likely that he
will do so. He has demanded salary
$4,000 which the management consider
too high, proportionately. The club has
not taken any advantage Of the eleven
men reserve system and has increased its
salary list $4,000 for the season of 1884.
Mr.. Spaulding proposes the engagement
of ten or twelve auxiliary players from the
semi-professional and amateur ranks,
for the purpose of training them so that
they may be competent to enter the
professional playing team. Applications
have already been received, and Captain
Arson will take charge of the students
as soon as everything is in readiness for
them. The Chicago nine have left the city
for their winter stations. Captain Anson
left last night for Philadel phia; Burns has
gone to New Britain, Conn.,; Kelly to Pat
terson; Pfeffer to Louisville; Corcoran to
Brooklyn; Williamson, Flint and Gore to
st. Louis and New Orleans; and Dial
rymple to his farm in Dakota The West
Side Stars and Garden City clubs played
their drawn game off last Sunday, the lat
ter being defeated by score of four to