American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-28
lNRRICAN REPUBLICAN.

ANEhlUHIE Hill UDAIuAN.
s,Lls Ar rnE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
MoNpAy, brtohri 81.
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ruuc>p ondence of The American Republican,
WAsmNoroS, Oct 81, 1885.
L,dlse of the Criminal Court The opinion
seems to become general that T, Hartley Craw-
ford. ESQ, the head of the Judiciary Bureau,
will be appointed Judge Of the Criminal Court
N place Of Judge Dunlop, lately transferred TO
the Circuit Court. Since the accession OF the
latter to the bench OF the Circuit Court, Judge
Dunlop has taken an active part in its debera-
lions, manifcstng at all times n audabIe dlSPo-
r non to aid the Chief Judge Cganch in the dis
charge of his important duties, and to relieve
him from 4 portion Of his judicial labors From
all that | have observed of Judge Duhiops
conduct on the bench since his appointment,
he appears to have discharged It's duties IN a
very dignfed and becoming manner. To the
members of the bar his department has been
Uniformly bland and attentive, and think they
generally regard Judge Dunlop appoint
:ncnt us a very good one.
The Small F0I Panic prevails TO great ex-
tent all over this city, There have been seve-
"a cases near the Navy Yard, two of which
have proved fatal One of these deaths Chat
Of a culorcd man who was lately removed to
The Temporary hospital near the aims house
took place late on Saturday night. have
heard Of one case Of yarolold Ga mild form Of
small poX) in the heart of the city; but hope
the disease will be prevented from spreading.
tt the time | write, the city councils are deli
ueiatJug upon the steps necessary 10 be taken,
and doubt not, that before write tomorrow,
amplc provision will be made for the nursing OF
and attendance upon, the afflicted sufferers
Nj Ilcwitt's Oratorio of Jephthl will be re-
pca:cd this evening, with the prospect OF a full
and fashionable audience. NJ.
correspondence Of the American Republican,
Prescription Of Morning as il passes al Etiicor's
.Hag-Fdctory Boys and Guh--.ippeat tot'
Hc Ten Uotp Spi6m- Baltimore Papers
Cars far Cumberland Dinner and Dessert,
ELucorr's Minis, Oct %, 1915,
.Hcs,rs. Ediiors:-Permit your 'PaM P,ging
correspondent to give You, readers picturesque
view Of mor"jng as il passes at El!icott's
Mills.
Dua Light. The factory boys and girls are
.asteunr to their labor, after few hours Of re-
pose, while the dog and cat are still dreaming
cf hunting rabbits and catching mce-to "wOrk
out their sairat0nn from poverty, tailoring, al
lowing 20 minutes for meals, about Is hours,
until o'clock at night, running their health
and inpuvcrsh!nG their minds, If they have
any Lett, and shortening their lives, as OBJ
served recently in the village graveyard, where
saw more short than long graves. "T'iuly,"
SID t. q friend who accompanied me, 'thlS
.crinds mc Of the Scripture: Blessed are the
lrad, iorthcy rest from their abors.' ''-iabors
winch average them about CIV or rs cents per
Gay, the operatives paying for boarding, Iodg-
No. washing, and their own collins (f they are
tJ.cl when they die Why not adopt the 10
hour systcn, giving them at night, from to
0 or IT O'Clock, 70: the Improvement Of their
minds, at schools established especially for their
aayau,agl1 WHY not give them opportunities
for blessing themselves here, and gong 10 hca-
We. hereafter with souls property olished;
Ser.a O'clocE, r. ~. Capt, Fairbanks "Miil
l-alr" Of cas- has arrived from the city, bring
no the Baltimore papers and James Wingatc,
go newspaper and periodical agent, is dstri-
rr.ug their, through his spirited boys, over the
.5aaifg-tha American, Sun, and Clipper, pa
.,iot,ca!ly "cIippng" away tie brush-wood en-
.rv.b,.!Hg the Tree of Liberty that, clam
u..,ry 20 It's top, we may see ''thc Cnfmg' at
1.,.6 ana ouI glory in the distance! The mind
Is certainly immortal, or the acquisition of
4uas icdrc would rot increase the desire Tor II,
The body, on the CONTRARY, being mortal, when
.tatyd with food, Graves no more until future
y,aa' creates future desire. TbG" Howard Dis
.r.a; Press" has created taste for reading, and,
a. CONS. quoncc, the Baltimore papers are get
,sno wolc popular here every day.
= r]t aaG Il half oclocH, H. M The cars,
raug to Cumberland having arrived trom Bal
.mnre, cutting of the head of rooster, at
-cwriiug 10 ~ across The track, thinking the
"u+;!iug" of the engine was calling him to
breakfast Q, the roostcrs, pigs, turkics, cows,
calves, men, women and children, which will
-sr mp il The judgment against the Railroad
company ior not fencing the Railways, and not
permitting the country roads to run over or un-
der them, as is done in England, In fact, until
that +, done, every human being killed by Rail
road accidents will constitute Il case Of tcilW
r.arder-"murder most toup'-done prc-medi-
latetly, knowing that such will happen under
existing circumstances!
Tioclrc o'clock, i. IL Dimer-which is
good enough without long description Of that
necessary meal, and the "desseTt" is no desert at
aN,-CJr it always blooms with the fruits Of the
season, and tho Gouy buildings OF this fo'~y
region, both being very gratifying to
TururniLUs PICTURESQUE.
FHE poTATo ROT ~ NEW JERSEY We
earn by the Burlington Gazette that Nathan
St0wcll, Of that place, has been directing his