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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-02-18

1t is reported that the Steamer Wakefield
will leave Washington to-day for her lower
Potomac Landings and she is expected at
this wharf Tomorrow evening. The Pa
tuxent boats have already commenced run
ming, the Steamer Weems coming down
Sunday last. As the Chesapeake and Pa
fuxent are both now free from ice, ii may
be expected that the regular Spring season
Of this line of steamers is now permanently
opened. However, as the Weems line is
not afraid of printers ink, and as It is the
custom Of the managers Of this line 70 let
the public know through the local papers
when they start and when they stop, it
would, perhaps, be as we'll to pause awhile
until they have had a chance to publish
their new schedule.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-02-18

The entertainment at the Society's Hall,
on Friday, the 26th, instant, will be under
the auspices Of Committees Of Ladies and
Gentlemen Of 81. Andrews Parish, the lead
ing features Of which will be the masked
and fancy Ball which it is proposed TO have
IN the occasion. Supper and refreshments
will also be provided, and all who have
once enjoyed, the hospitality of our ST.
Andrews friends, know that these mean
the best Of every thing that money can buy
or the season afford. Supper tickets, so
.cents-tickets 10 the Ball, 25 cents.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-02-18
fCoMNCSICATED.
MEcHASICsy11LE. Feb. Il. 1ss,

MECHANICsvTLLE, Feb. IL, 1885.
Messrs. Editors The proceedings at the
State Capital have so far ended in disap-
pointment, especially among the tobacco
growing interest of the county, and We have
commenced TO think that warehouse aboli.
ton and free inspection furnish material
for argument only. consider the present
system good one, compulsory feature ex-
cepted, and l believe this part of il detri.
mental TO the bone and sinew Of our land.
II does really seem to me that legislation
upon this subject protects the buyers in
terest only, while the seller il left to the
mercy Of the buyer. and knowing this, and
being Of speculative class, they feed upon
the poor mans labor. But enough Of this,
and we pass to subject Of more interest
ct present, or at least one in which we are
more deeply concerned, that is, the selec-
ton Of tobacco inspector. We are appre-
henEve less 1t may prove IS case Giraffe,
90 long as the subject remains undecided;
IN other words, our county holds q share In
It. ] think, Messrs. Editors, we are Justly
deserving, and Ills very probable we will
attain this end. We have q number Of Ap.
plcents, and I have learned there 10 big
fsht going On IN this county for the cove.
ted position. and just here, Messrs. Editors,
peTnai: me to say that from general obser.
vation the universal desire a. expressed 10
that o. @. Hayden. ofthe 9TH district, should
receive special recognition by the appoint.
!ns power Of Annapolis. ! know Il would
b useless for me % Indulge In catering
comments, bus DO Enthusiastically assert
that biz appoihsmsni would, In my op.n.
lon, merit the general approval Of Q major.
!ty Of the voters Of old 81. Mary's. His
competency Is beyond questioning, while
his fidelity to the democratic party renders
him doubly deserving Of its influence. In
making the selection for this important 20.
dtion our Legislative body should look
well 70 the tobacco growing interest Of The
State. and under no consideration shcrld
An inexperienced tobacco grower receive
this very important trust BY no means
can they better serve their constituents than
BY acceding TO their wishes by appointing
good officials. In this way they serve n
directly and not indirectly.
Yours, Sc. WHAT Nor.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-02-18
Correspondence Of the Beacon.)

RIDGE. Nd, Feb. 18th, 1886.
Messs. Editors As a subscriber, take
the liberty 20 pen the following: Some
thing. matter Of curiosity happened in
my poultry yard last season thatto me was
very interesting. had twenty-one hens in
excellent condition, some game, and some
Plymouth Rock, and some common fowls
when | added 10 my stock Q pure white
Leghorn hen and q pure white Leghorn
rooster. had NO other rooster in my yard.
/ raised from my yard more than three
hundred the most thrifty and beautiful
chickens ever saw. Every single chicken
without any exception at all was purely
white and having every mark Of the pure
white Leghon. My fowls were the adj
miration Of the neighborhcod and visitors
from q distance. Will some reader of your
valuable paper please be kind enough to
remark on the above peculiar fact With
many thanks for past favors,
Yours Respectfully,
w. A. w. CLAEKE.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-02-18
COMMUNICABLE.

Msssrs. Editors u agree with the views
expressed by "Asricola," In your issue Of
the eth instant. that the Convention called
together By the tobacco buyers and com.
mission merchants should have totally is.
norsd and passed over without notice the
only question I may safely say Q; issue
free versus State inspsctons-ss something
remarkable. Who il NJ. :s=:sa.:.ii..a- with the
fable Of the mountain and the mousss The
patchwork recommended 10 but Q ccnan.
uAtloa of what has been going On sss ysags
By successive Legislatures. making hAa
gosss, until the whole State inspses.ca sys.
tam has bscOms q crying nuisance What
right has the State 70 impose thls aiscs.n!.
mating tax end burden % the tobacco plan.
tiers. whilst the grain producing counties
and all other products 60 frees CAnnos
some other ways and means lie devised 10
support and maintain political club Of Of.
6eiAl paraslsess Il 10 Aa anomaly In lssis.
me- - - nseeS 90 Do sszss D 80
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-02-18

There will he an Entertainment, on Tues
day. the 23rd instant, if fair, if not, the first
fair day thereafter, at the residence Of Mr..
Allen r. johnson, Morganza, under the
auspices nf the Ladies Of the Sanctuary So
ciey Of st. Josepl's Church and for the
benefit Of that Society. The Entertainment
will consist Of supper a: Mr.. Johnson's,
10 be followed by dance. Admission, 25
cents, including supper and dance. The
public are invited.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-02-18
a Talking Horse
WOULD ASK roR
HARkEAS R0EiL CONDITION POWDERS

II sick, lean. of Of feed, hide hound, or suf
icf1ng nom coughs, colds, dislempcr,
epizooiic, heayeS, lung fever, worms,
or any disease eifrcting the
throat, lungs or mites
As General Condition Powder they
have no equal
Warren's Royal Condition Powders are
used and endorsed by Adams Expn.ss
Company, and the Leading HorScmen ~
the Country
=. First Premium awarded at all Exhihi
tons and Fairs
a large box, small dose and low price
bring them within the reach of all
Washington, u. C., Oct. Il, 1881.
| have used WPrren's ROYAL Condition
Powders, and have found them beneficial
IN all RESPECTS. will usc them in prefer.
ence 10 any other. \ trial will corrIluratc
my statement and convince the most Skep-
teal of their superiority
(Signed) George :. smith,
Stable Manager Adams ENprcss Stables.
Baltimore, Md, February II. 1850.
Mr.. Il. Warren; have used Your ROYAL
Condition Powders, and they have given
me the best of satisfaction. | chccrfIllv ~
commend them 10 the public Us thu hest in
Use.
(SignetD II. PRICE.
Supt Citizens Passenger Railway.
Alexandria, Va, March %, 1880
| have used Warren's ROYAL Condition
Powders, and can chceriully recommend
them for horses, sick, lean or IF feed.
found them apprcciatvc and scryccahc
(Signod( James Chatham,
Board, Sale and Livery Stables
l IL. box IS cents. H.. box, so cents
Address orders 10 Philip Warren,
Washington, ID. G.
"RAT-NlP" is guaranteed ex,crmina-
tor of Rats, Mice, Foxes, Skun&s. Wcascis,
Cats, Dogs, Sparrows, Hawks. Crows.
Reaches, Bed Bugs, Chihchcs and ali kinds
Of pests and vcrmin. l5c. boxes at Drug
and General Stores.
GLOBE POULTRY POWDERS, will
increase the quantity Of eggs IL double, and
make and keep Your poultry healthy Sold
everywhere, for IS cts. L. Warren, Manu-
ufacturer, Washington. d. c.
WARREN'S HOG REMEDY cures
Swine fever, Hog cholera, diptheria, Ty.
phoid and Typhus fever. One dollar bot.
tie, Manufactured Nv
PHILIP WARREN,
Washington, ID. c.
April 0, 1857.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-02-18

Give your sons business education. I,
VIII never hurt them, should tAsy nos e..
sire 70 engage In regular business en- ssrps:sss,
Tor 10 viii enable them 70 handle property
And estates Ia a. !assillssas and psodiasls
way II misfortune should con.s In altar
life hey would b fully armed 20 bassls
with the world and wiring fortune from the
very mantle Of adversely. The grea. Bust.
ness College Of Messrs. Bryant, Sra,son q
ssalsr. BALTIMORE, Nd, 10 The ssss plscs il
AsuhpaS . Wvs seeu eas
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-02-18
Fire.

The roof Of the dwelling Of Mr.. John c.
Cryer in Beggars Neck was discovered %
be on fire on Tuesday last caused by sparks
from the Chimney falling on the shingles.
The fire was discovered before il obtained
q headway and was subdued before il did
serious damage.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-02-18

The favor Of our Charlotte Hall CORES
pendent, CAronieisr, has been received. but
our space will not admit Of its publication
this week. This. and the communication
Of Orator, will both appear in our next, as
will also poetic contribution On death"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-02-18

The Palace Is DassassePs ctsy
Clothing Establishments 10 Acme Hall, 900
West Baltimore Street A visit win show
you the neatsss and prettiess store In Balti.
more. II 10 worth seeing for this alone, and
nowhere else can you get such stylish Gents
and Boys Clothing Tor 90 little money.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-02-18
fCOMSfUNIcATED.

Dear Beacon Please state for the insor-
nation Of a scribbler tina. shall take no
further notice Of anonymous articles ad-
dressed to me through the Enterpwsse.
Respectfully yours,
GILES + DYER
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-02-18
or Tor.

orders ~ HAL
For our Mems and Boys closhlng, will
have scrupulously careful attention. or sam
pies and rules for self measurement will be
forwarded, (ree, on application. Wewill also
take care Of your parcels, free Of charge
when visiting Baltimore. OEHaf d Sox
corner Hanover and Pratt sa.. Baltimore
I'D.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-02-18
{ MORGAN

Extend special invitation TO their many
friends and customers TO visit their STORE
and examine. their large stock Questionable
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-02-18
Hannah More Academy.

Is miles nom Baltimore (w. II. r RI.
Foundedin 1881. Careful training, thorough
instruction. and the influences OF q Quiet
Christian home in q healthy neigh borhood.
The REv. ARTHUR J. Rlca, A. n, N. D..
REISTERsTowN, ND.
Feb. L. e6-im%
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-02-18

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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-02-18

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we keep In
rade FeItil
hey sell you
ve increase
in Charles
8ery Uspon-
sh TO do 30
~ first class
krch, of Bry-
receive you
ming season
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lhe has used.
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Says he WILL
LLOYD.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-02-18
@ O O ID . .
D0MESFICS

In this department We are low priced. Call
and examine our Fancy Shifting, Ginghams,
Calicoes and Lawns before purchasing else
where.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-02
.HOWLS IN THE HOUSE
Chamberlain Speaks Amidst
Great Excitement
DEBATE on THE HOME RULE BILL


L.snos. June I-Wlen Mr. Joseph
Chamberlain arose ln The House of Com-
noos tlls evening to resume the debate "
ta- Il Hme Hulc h.il be was received Vi-h
...-.siFe cheers. lor., aal groans ir1m tae
punr.lte- benches ana de-at9ty cheers
band e.-p pings aai sim |armani .e-tatons VI
approval irlm u.s aiherents. lie would
u. -a.8 base voted i5r an als,r4c- resolution
Iu iator of an Irish Parliament because such
..Uls- H.a.l have beeu cons.sfau- with
l.- ual policy iu regard % -ue government
TT Ireland. The governments o.I beng
entirely ilclns .,leut N..l lis view an t1r
tlat matter uuE Inconsistent wan many 90
tl- recently expressed slrNs Ot if- author
lie al- eoifraIari and declared himself uu-
erah.f expose toir H- bad mo- apology to
make f.r hls attitude Dor Ha, amy necessary
H-d-a ng stand upon the defensive and
bad ue rue 90 waste upon denia.s nut he
ie.r IBIS tuft fo retgte The assertion put
forth oy Eiwari Dwyer GRAY. member Tor
Dublin tifv thar be- Nr Chamberlain was
-ae alf hor 10 the article upon The subject ot
national cnuucll recently puni,- he'd in
fae Formgi R-rfar Mr Gray was well
aware when bee made Than assertion that DE
Chamberlain was not tine author of the
article iu question and was we'll aware of
tle ulne of fhe person who did write
r Moreover Sir. Cray knew fuli
yell the details OF the article
which Hl- written bv an lrishm %. were
sent from Irish sources. ~ myself, SAID
Mr. Chamberlain. waxing vehement possess
.nc1ufrovel and iuc0ufestaole proof
rha- many ~ the gentlemen among The
Naliora, party have approved the princ-ple
0f National Council.
Here the P8ueHre members sprang t0
g. i. 3.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-02
BRIGHTs OPPOSITION
tf~ >.,. HAT There VIII Bs Eilns Eaeugb
40 Distass the irish bils AFTER
Tue3 are NithdraWH.

Ia>p.s J4ne l-Mr John Bright has
aruen . Birmingham editor sayius t will
10 raue enough Co discuss tie Irish bills
after iheg 4fe a.iAdawn Tie Home Rule
0lll. he s4ys should Aage been withdraw
before Increasing and except tlr the fear
8f tle dissolution of Parliament. which de-
.idr- the votes vi scores GO members lli-
would have been done lie stalled thar
be would soon discuss the tflsh Ques-
zion from TIE platform in BIrmius
ham and proceeds Aiy sympathy Wlth
ireland north and south. c0mpe.s me 10
condemn tlr proposed legislation be-
lege the united Parliament can and will be
more iust % all Glasses iu Ireland tAan any
Parliament meeting in Dublin under TIE
provisions 90 the Gladstone bills. Ii Mr.
Gladstone authority We're vlihdra wn
from these bills I doubt IL twenty members
outside of the Irish iu The House oi Com
mons would support them. Tie more i
consider them the more lamens that they
have been offered 90 Parliament
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-02
BLAINE ON HOME RULE
The Maine Statesman Speaks
at Portland.
A VERY ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING.
The irish Question Brought Home by
a Comparison HOW the Present
irish Government Would
Strike Americans.

PoarlAsp Me.. jane 1.-The city bali
a4s packed 20 us fullest capacity lhis even
ias aiih Portland citizens assembled 20 ex-
frH8 sympathy ,o Gladstone aud PaTne.l ln
tleir 6sht fr home rule Representative
men from ALI farts of the State occupied
seats upon the platform and special trains
brought many attendants from distant
pliufs Mayor Chipman called the meeting
l0 order in a brief address and introduced
Governor Robbie. who also delivered 4 stir
ring address Rev +. A. McRenna of Hud
son. Mass spoke ln a similar strain. Hon
I4mee g. Blaine was then Introduced
aulid great applause lie began by dehu
ue tle Irish question. What is home
ru.e, Why 10 IS which every state and
territory 0f The bulled States enjoys
and ir i- What Ireland does not enjoy. In "A
Parliament Of o5, members Great Britain
has 553 and Ireland has 100, and except
With lhe consent 0i The Parliament Ireland
cannot organize even a horse railway CONF
pauy How long would Maine stand il II
she were linked 90 the State 0f New \ ork.
relatively as large compared Witn Maine a.
England % Ireland. and could not even
charter "a company withOpt the consent OF
q n
question between England and Ireland,
except that there Is the great fact IN addition
which would not apply 90 New ork and
Maine. that there are centuries of wrong
which have built up monuments Of hatred
on the pant of those who are the subjects Of
oppression. and which has aggravated the
question / suppose If the question We're
leit t0 tle United states 10 decide we should
say adopt the federal system; have your
legislature for Ireland your legislature for
England, your legislature for Wales, your
legislature for Scotland and your imperial
parliament fort British Empire. ] don't
forget however. that 10 would be political
erapiricism % attempt by any prescription
20 give the exact measure thar should settle
This dispute lie did not say the Home
Rule bil was perfect, bat he was IN favor
of any measure that should take the first
s-ep toward doing away with this wrong
As one connected with the FresbyteTans 10y
kindre and Dy blood, he protested against
the action of that faith in Ireland.
Resolutions of sympathy with Home
rule were adopted, and directed 10 Glad
stone.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-02
THE STRIKE QUESTION.
The Knights Adopt the Measure Providing
That There Mast he No Strikes I'm
less Approved by the Exec
utiNs Board.

CLEVELAND June The Knights Of La.
bor convention was opened al O'Clock this
morning. the first business being the adop-
ti0n Of tne amended report ofthe committee
on strikes and boycotts The executive
board must approve all future strikes and
except in certain grieyous cases where inn
mediate action is necessary, a strike or
boycott Will not be allowed without their
approval.
An address 20 the Womans Christian
Union was adopted, after which the com
mittee ON legislation prest nted their report
calling for the fixing of the value of money,
decrying the fact that the money Of the cOun-
try is in the hands OF the National Banking
Association, and urging upon Congress TO
meet the exigencies Of the times and
abolish all private nOney-issuers. establish
ing public loan offices, the profits arising
from the business 10 be covered into the
national treasury.
The afternoon proceedings Of the Labor
convention were strictly secret, and nothing
was given out to the press. There Is great
deal of talk about a conspiracy Of the New
York faction 10 Oust Nh Powder.y but
nothing definite has developed about it,
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-02
LETTERS FROM CRANKS.
some Remarkable Communica ions Re
ceiVed by Miss Folsom The Day
Passed Quietly at the Gilsey
House.

NEW YORK, June The apartments OF
the Folsom family have been vigilantly
guarded by the Giisey House employees 70
prevent them from being invaded by the
nun erous men and women who seek all sorts
of fpretexts TO gain access thereto. The ladies
breakfasted in private this morning, re-
ceived "A few calls from intimate friends
ANA az II o'clock Mrs. Folsom drove
outwith Mrs. Marsity, bat Miss
Folsom remained indoors. TIE
bride elect constantly receives flowers aud
missives If various kinds. some of them
ful of odd requests aud advice Perhaps
the most remarkable Oi the communica ions
received today was from "a iaboring man I'M
Cleveland. Ohio, signing himself j. J. Mar
tin who hopes the President wife VIII
teach her husband to study the interests of
the laboring people. The writer then in-
qures. will YOU, when you are mother
teach your offspring to have the interests of
the lab0rng classes AT heart2
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-02
FEMALE SLUGGERS.
Two Pennsy Ivania Girls settle a Love Affair
Ia a. Ring by the Use of
II ,rd Gloves

Wuu,NsroEr, Pa, June This after
noon two very pretty girls Of This city,
named Chessie Segel and Name Irwin, in
company with some companions went to a
resort known as the Mountain House, a
short distance out of town, where they in
tended 10 take dinner. During the progress
Of the meal and after considerable had been
drank, quarrel arose between Chessie and
Name over "a young man. Chessis Is
handsome blonde. while Name is a dashing
brunette 10 was finally agreed that the
girls should settle the discussion by
putting ou two-ounce hard gloves and
having set-tO the best one
% have the young mau friendship A
ring was formed 90 the back yard and the
girls went al each other in regular prize
ring style. Five rounds were fought and
the brunette was successful. Two young
men. who are well known in society. acted
as seconds The blonde was badly used up
and Name went home With the young
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-02
Repnbllcan senator. in Cancn.

Wk-HISsrhV. June i-Anether order-of-
business cancus was held by the Republican
Senators to-day. Nearly every one present
wanted a measure introduced or reported
bv himself including an order and an effort
was made t0 reach au understanding about
sction oD the proposed amendments to The
cI4sinu was reached It is understood that
among tae billie to be cons. ierei af an earlv
dsg are those reqeauE the tmeer cilura
sn5 ore emgGon avs and tae bH prohibit
ing sfens lr9n se9uiuug title t0 lands iu
tf e territories
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-02
ABOUT THE CROPS.
The Report of the Acting Commissioner
of Agriculture on the Worlds
Products.

WA-HlNcroN. june Acting Commits
sioner OF Agriculture Nesbiit today trans
mIted to the Speaker Of the House Of
Representatives reply to a resolution Of
the House making inquiries concerning the
crops Of other countries, the demands of
consumers and the prospects Of production
throughout the world during the present
season. The report shows that the world
product Of wheat jn l,.5 was =. 10000 900
bushels the requirements of consumption.
2.lfl.0o0 600 bushels a deficiency OF IS 0U0.-
Ufu husb-s drawn from the previous year
surplus of i-5Uo0.oo0 bushels ID finds the
product of Europe medium. those of India
and Australia large. and a heavy reduction
in Che Jnited States. For the supply Of the
coming year the crops of Australia. India
and south Amer.ca. already harvested. are
probably hut 32UooW0 bushe.. less than
those of last year while those of the United
States promise fully 10000 eo bushels
more than rhe harvest 0t l~-5
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-02

BosToN. June THE League Of American
association, the American Cicylists' Union.
Eight of the riders who participated in the
races held at Lynn yesterday, under the
auspices Of the 4. G. L.. have been suspend
ed from the race track for thirty days, while
for competing with professionals on The
same occasion Charles +. X LUCE Of New
York: George Eweber Of Smiihville. and
Charles i Whitten. of Lynn, have been
declared professionals by Abbott Bassett,
chairman Of the racing board.