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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-27

DEnAriSG SOCIETY," Til. people Of Phoenix
and iu vicinity have otganizcd Debating Soci.
ETY., and have elected John g. Patterson, Esq
a. President, and Edwin Scott McComas, Esq..
as secretary. The Society meets every Saturday
evening. Al the last meeting the question DOES
tue warrior confer greater good upon his coun-
try than the statesman p wa very ably discuss.
Ell Wy Messts Hoffman, II. u. Morris, Sladc, aud
Morris Ia the affirmative and Messrs Mitchell.
Goslin, McComas aud :. Parker Hoslcy In the
negative. The President gave his decision in ia.
vor at the negative from which nn appeal was
taken to the audience, but the decision of the
Chair was sustained. The question for discussion
on this evening Is whether Love is stronger
passion than Anger
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-27

Tna STALLION >2As1N The improvement %
tie ef,'i o. horses j. gst now rcceiyin. a great
deal " l;iruiiua b. ugr county and this war a
large nunli,f % exccllcai stations nic In the
fell W ."yc ilms fii PRINTED Hills tot the
f...u~ir- Joe Lsue, raul C.iff3id," 81.
"Li"icne, II uly ANDY. iiru'ieg jon
" altman. Chamrinn Black Hawk. Paul
" t!.iIA,i j' stranger. BEL foaui,f.
" lii.ly Barlow. Canadian john aui .lIlark
" Warrior. The sl.i i've are advertised in our
pap.r. Al ucsc horses are good ones. and
present excellent pcligrcts. st. Lawrence
has a reputation well known, and is certainly
one of the finest aud fastest horses in the country
Paul Clifford, too, is well known. aud has
probably produced more fast colts than any 9TH
cr horse 10 the State Ills mantle ofgreaines,''
seems 10 have wei! fallen upon I" Joe Lane one
o. his near relatives, who is well calculated 10
take his place. Brother Jonathan IL pow.
erful young horse, and from critical exatnna-
ton of him We must say that we were very much
pleased with his appearance Handy ANDY
presents splendid APPEARANCE on the road. aud
Is quick mover, aud has the great aivan,ny,
Of beng Young and IN full yigor
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-27

Tik MrfuAL Fink lSsrnAScE ConrAxY. The
BOARD ct Directors Of the Mutual Fire Insurance
Company u Hartford county, met at their Office
10 BEL Air on Friday, the ath instant, and elect.
ci the following gentleman officers for the ensu.
Ing year Col. john Carroll Walsh, President /;
a. l.. jarrett, Secretary aud jeremiah T.. sill
yer,. William ". Dallam, John Carroll Walsh
lienlauln y. Payne aud Joshua Jessop Esqs
the Exccnlive ComniiIee.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-27

TrhsrlsK os riiE BKLAia Roam. IA charter was
granted At the last session oi the Legislature 10
the old liolar road from the city limits 10 Ieru
salem Mills, on the Little Onnpowder. The book.
Tor subscription of the stock Of the rompany will
soon be opened, and |, IL thought there viii be
no difficulty IN procuring an anouat sufficient
TO commence the work nj an early day. -ESes
I'ress
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-27

fias About eight o'clock on Friday morning
Of last week. the stables Of John Cant. reslding
on The Philadelphia road, about four miles from
'he city was set on iirc and entirely consumed to-
He'hcr with horsr, wagon, several hogs, and
quantity ~ provender. Il was with dinicnlty
that the dwelling of NJ. Cant was saved frnn,
the fames, The entire los is estimated at $500
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-27

DEAm oF MISERABLE DyiSr There are
probably, but few Of our county readers WIN
have not come In contact with the Rev Samuel
Cornelius, the aged aud faithful agent 81 the Ma.
ryland bible Society aud they will, We know,
be sorry to know that the old Christian q dead.
lie died at York Pa. on the morning Of iha 18th
instant. lla age was 70 years.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-27

80 Governor Swami has issued two procla.
nations this week. The first declares that ma
jofi,y Of The people Of the State have voted in IA.
vor ola Constitutional Convention, and he there
fore summons the delegates elected thereto to as.
scmhc Mt Annapolis on the sih day OF May next,
toprOc"c'i to the execution 0; the duties involving
upon them.
tn" second Proclamation dcolars thu, the ,co-
pie OF baltimore city have decided in favor Of
allowing the stree, cars TO run on SUNDAY. and
be- therefore declares I; 20 be the privilege II the
Company TO thus icsccra,e the sabbath It Is
understood that the ears will commence running
next SUNDAY
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-27

BAsr BALL-A game VI base ball, between
the To"soniown anl GOvaustown boys, for the
chanipionship 81 the county, was played near
Cold Spring GA Monday afternoon last. Cunsl.
cradle interest was icli IN this game and a large
nuaIh'' u'spccia;o's were present. The Tow
suniuwn boys Were 90. yicior-, and until they
are beaten by soiuc other club. ATE entitled To the
distinction OF champions o.! tie junior ciu,s uf
The anuniN Tin. following /, tic .cnrr
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-27

Ixo- The President has accepted an invitation
to visi, Raleigh North Carolina. on the occasion
Of The placing of monument over the gave u
his father, for which the citizens OF that place
have provided, probably as a gentle reminder TO
the sou Of hlial duty neglected. Authorization
has also been extended 10 the Piesidenl 10 visit
Charleston and there ID probability tina, he
will ace"p, aud eo'npls.e " the swinging round
= the tircle by trip to The Ear South.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-27

A Mos lMrRovEMESr.--Mr. VIM. u. breCkcn-
ridge, florist, Of Govanstown, has BEEN Tot some
time engaged in arranging the walks ia Trinity
Church yard, Of this town, planting shruhhcTy
cvcrgrecns, &c. The work "a now completed,
aud adds much To the appearance Of the Church
premises.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-27
Our nook Table.

sRe Ladies fSisnd for May Is filled with good
things for the ladies. It has large collection
OF fashion plates, designs, sc for ladies work,
and which they well know how 10 appreciate
The literary contents nrc Of the choicest charac-
ter. Published by Deacon & Peterson, Ph.ladcl-
phia, at $3.50 pei sea-. \ beautiful engraving,
styled Onc OF Iifc's Happy Hours" Ia sent TO
every subscriber
God,g's for May, " well up To the old stand
ard 81 excellence long since obtained by this
journal Others may cndcavor 10 rival this
woik, and come nearly up TO It n perfection,
but yet they seem To h'il In quite doing so. Its
engravings ani mezzolints are always unsurpass-
cd. while is fashion plates always recommend
themselves bccIIse they ARE rcal useful and prac
teal
HUI'sT tot May has n further continuation Of
Porte Crayon's Personal Recollections Of the
War the Virginians in Texas is concluded, and
Il has, besides, a number Of papers on interest
ing subjects The great feature OF Hirycr, THE
Drawer, seems to grow better with age
The hnHoiogicR Journal Tot May Is before
US. How many of our readers have seen this
worn !, seems To US tina, Il Is not appreciated,
Il Is one Of the mos, ably conducted journals in
the country, and the information upon all man
uer Of things given monthly in it, pages are in.
valuable. The one article in the May number
the Kings ani Queens OF Swcicn--arc worth the
price Of the work. Published by Fowler Il
Wells, $50 broadway, y. ", at - a wear, or
| 20 cents single numhcrs
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-27

TWlTa
GaPiTe-il Ciay ionanecAcr. Towson. senior club 3
N.afsr-C AaIlr. 3 Gpun~r
Aiict Ia, Trsu.t the game hal been sunounc.
cI, upon invitation % Geo. T. Wheeler. Esq.
proprietor 81 Cold Spring Hotel the boys Of
both Clubs proceeded 20 that gentleman house.
where q ,ct! nice collation. lad been provided
10 which they az sal DOWN AMI had good time.
There was eAc,,cn, humor lu.iag the " hole Of TIE
contest and from the manner ia which each ,lnb
c!ccfed the other after the game va. over they
we;c mutually pleased. jnc H. loasncckcr
E,g.. % this town. offered = beautiful gold pcn
as a prize 60 III, hes, Individual player, and APP
pointed Two GoyaH.iown gentlemen and one
from Tuwsuu,owr go award II rs the unani.
nous verdict u lhe committee, the prize was
awarded % Master Lawrence tban OF This town
the !ouugcs; and smal!cs. by engaged in the
game
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-27

sss- Samuel VI. Rankin Esq, OF this county,
has been elected by the baltimore l'rosbytefy To
represent them In the General Assembly Of ,le
Presbyterian Church. which assemble ia Gin
cinnaii, Ohio, June 10th, 1867.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-27

Quay EAGLE SnoT Iii l.. bowen ESQ. while
cunning at Bull Neck few days ago shu; gf,y
eagle measuring siN feet eight inches from ~ To
tin Of his wings
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-27

How 70 Pay rnE NATIONAL pEHr Ever! DAY
We have accounts % contributions to- the CON
scicncc hini. tom small rasclls wlo have cin.
be zzic Go,crnnen, funds in suius from one dollar
ut TO twenty but strange To say, none OF the G,l.
lows who ha'" robbed the country Of thousand.
II dollars hive ever felt the prckinrs Of con
s,ifncc efficiently keen To compel them to lis
gorge. T. some aftsne cement could De- made
with teachers % morality to spur up the cou.ci-
.ncess Of al the heavy thieves 10 such a decree
that they would pay over the distracted amounts.
ih" national debt could bc paid wilhou; any diff.
fculiy. Why cannot society be organized for
the promotion VI conscicniiousncss
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-27

,pMEsSRS. EDITORS We country .elk..
Gr| when We visit the city. AMI hc,nnc ia
tisucd with attention To- business. frequently
desire some oysters. Ale. &c. AMI q place where
we can rest ourselves. hui Il ailcars g. be the
fashion in oar Eating Houses g. fciunvc all the
seats. IN ordcr. y l. alleged. Ia exclude lraicrs
and dis"rtcr.y persons. SEQ THAI We iuus' take
"nr Oysters. &C.. standing. and then SPIN sirr.,
yarns. which belongs exclusively tot a." !adics.
~ - h"'nc. Vow would ash ic.v- o. .sy.
without lis para ,cii,n, g. ,uy ether liiit, ,h.,
20 fEILk rs. ". y Npi3N ,"HgEs. ~,
always find c'ai"r;ah. sat, MI th, new,
palcrs. opportunity ,'"nycr .. with % ir.,ui.
the best oysters. ctc., W. can irsir,. aui last.
though not Least. freedom from an annoy
auee. Est.iW"EL '"tsrY.
NJ rDh Inn.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DR.. Schcnck's Mandrake Pills. n
Substitute for Calomei.

4 51prllESE rills are composed ~ yariuus
10 Roots, having the power % relax IL" -.
crctons ul the liver rs promptly aud cilcrtual-
~ rs blue pill or mercury. aud without prnduc
ing any Of those disagrccahlc az danc"r"u, a..
fcrts which often follow the Use oi tac latter.
IN all bilious disorders these p.lls may ic
used with confidence, a. they promote the de
charge ol Initiated bile. and remove ih.sr nh-
structions from the liver aud hillary ducts
which are thc cause ui bilious cilcctiuns iu
general.
SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS cure sick
Headache, aud all disorder Vt tho Liver, inii
Gated By salluw skin, coated tongue, costiNr.
ness. dt"wsincss. anil genera. ~ iln.: ni wcl
rincss AMI iassitlic. shlwins thai the liver "a
IN torpid ur nbsiructci condition.
In short thcsc r!lls may bc ascot w.iA ad
vantage IA a.! casr- whoa par aiisc go 20.
tcrntivc mci cinc is required.
Pleas" ask Tor " pf. *chrHcs' Mandrake
Pill7.' and ., .rry. That tine tNp likcu,.t-s oi
IT," Doctor aye 'n thr to,sruH'ut lamp ui..
when 10 the lat stag. u I"uauiul ,ti"u. anil iur
n'hcr IN his pr' cent health.
sold 10y all Druggists aud .icIl"f.. i'rirr :.
cts. per box. Principal office, W. T., north fih
street. Philadelphia. IA
General Wholesale Agent bcinas BARNES A
o.. 81 Park Row, y. l.. :. :. llaurc. lbs na.-
tinorc e.. Baltic. Md. John T.. Park. 'imriu.
natl, Ohio Walker y Taylor. Chiraeu, m 49,
Collins Brothers. 81. Louis. M
ith itn w. ~. nn. iv.
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Circuit Court for Baltimore Co.
MARCH rERn. isa7


Hon u & ". Emory, Iadre. John 7. Ensar, state.
All"'s,y John u. longncck.r cirrk John X. liar
Wy, Sheriff
TUESDAY, April 80
VIM. Ensor vs.. Joshua q. Wilhelm and wife
ceNetpion thc sale Of rial estate made by trustees
sail In causc. Argued before the court, Tobins
l.uiz ". charles Luiz aud othcrs-held sub euria;
decree passed. for the sale of about ihiriy.iwo acres
ofand situated IL the i2ih district Of baltimore
county, appointing Msssfs. Wheeler aud Kecch
TRUSTEES 10 make said sale. Ellen Maihcr ". Sam.
uel Malhcr aud others decree passed for sale Of
about twelve acres ~ land situated on the Falls
turnpike rOad, about four miles from baltimore.
aud appointing Mc2rs. Wheeler aud kecch lrus.
tees 10 make said sale
wEpsnpAY, April2l.
Nicholas bull W. fagaic and Naekry Furatc.
his wife bill for foreclosure Of mortgage derree
passed ordering sale Of mortgage property, and
appointing Charles W. Nisner trustee 10 make
sale In the matter OF the trust estate OF lel,ner
\ T,niei exceptions 20 sale heretofore made by
William y iiill. Esq, trustee. overFulri by the
court aud trustees FeI'ort finally ratified and
confirmed
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-27

THANKS Samuel G.. Wilson, Esq, will please
accept the thanks Of the editor Of The CHioa lor
pair OF line ducks sent him.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-27
1 T. D,

Departed tAis it, on iie M .ran. = thc 10th mt
- York coua;y, Ia Rcv Savrrt GoaNltitt Doe %,
73i year - his asc
~ VS. residence. IN The IN i.,ti... 81, 1865 ,.,
FttsIA Joss aged 81 yr. : rlos arI - las.
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Aha. Sheriff Of BALTIMORE CONT,

TlllS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, Tina, 49, an.
-. ss'l ,s nave received from tho Orphan.
.oaIl "i baltimore county. letter. a ,d,,iri.
tration On the estate ~ ''''
EDWARD GREEN.
late Of said county, deoeas.i All ,.,-.,.,..t..
'hE 'iHims against the said estate ar. hort,
warmed 10 exhibit the same. with The v.,rb,r.
thereof Ia the subacrihers,
o. o. etfore ne 25h day ~ Bscfmsf,. 1861
.n"{ may otherwise. 10y law. be excluded NON.
nll benefit Of said estate 'rhos, j,'i'L,,''t T.,
said estate arc requested H. make i,n,e.i, .,..
Payment Given under our hands this agIj,,
~ April, 1907. -'' "'f
JOHN u. TIDY.
April 2I.-its Ad,ni',i.,.'-.N.
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NJ A r r T. d.

IN the i'th inst, hy the Rev jam ia,l.e ~ IomN
SfHVINsoN, u BAltimuTc. % Nj. Lam. daughter
oi tie late Edw Rider. -. ct laltirln.e count.
IN she itih inst, ~ Rev J Gr.,I.. JouN " Law
- 10 SsEAn J PsrHLiTz. hath q Hliiin.oit ,.uAty
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-27
NctO Advertisements.
fI'RUsTEEs' SALE
Of
TWO YALUABLE LOTS
~ THE i2Tn DISTRICT or BALTIMoRE
COUNTY, ABOUT FIVE MILES FROM
BALTIMORE CITY

ny virtue Of decree of The Circuit court
for baltimore county, the uudcrsieutd Ia.
~ Trustees, will Oder al public sa.r, a" -
the premises. on =
Tac,Lng, hc 2isi 5ay y ~. t....
nj the hour Of oclpcl. H. 70
TWO LOTS OF LAND.
About i've miles from nnit.ma.. rstwr,u
the Bcl-Air Road aud the rhi,niclrhh Noad.
AMI adjoining tbs propeU! 20 Tobias iut. nud
oihcr5. Of which said Lots N.i..'lHe ..s'.. .tiu
ut baltimore county, decreased I'd ,H.,.i.
one VI said lots 10 cleared .ud uftfhlN D,u,
uNatinn, and contain
TW ENTY ACRES, Two Rood. .NH s."
rERClIES OF LAND
more or less. and the "thu. ct .lH l..'. ,- 10
WOOD.
principally oak, aui contains iitt.r upward
Of ~ ACHES. ! County Road rum inrou %
the Wood Lot. These los $50 ,'liioi i..
thirkly settled and improving Leitt'. .N. D..
aud their proximity O. tlr tt r,utU iif
desirable as place. ol r,sid,nre ar g.. ..i..
ing PURPOSES.
..s'o~The lot. wal. be ol,ici ,. -... g.
rnicly.
Terms 90 Sale as prc.crl.i ay ii.. '.t..
fash pn the day 81 sale. "a 90. uua. ,i.
icatiun thereof by the r,ui..
I"g further Information lu.it t.
NEVIS u. WilkELii.. .r...,..
WILLIAM .. kEL'N,
lONS :. BlDpisOS. Apctiru...
Abrl I'll
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TRUSTEE'S SALE
IL uf
PERSONAL PROPERTY

baltimore county. the under. .u,d. Permanent
Trustee 81 Alvin Eaton. an arI,icaii: Tor the
benefit Of the insolvent Law 81 MARYLAND.
VIII "ier AZ public sale at the residence If fnii
Alvin Eaton. two miles from wooistack. near
Watersvillo Quarry, in the second Election Dis-
trict, On
Thursday he 9h dag Of Nay. 4. h.. IsG7.
al ~ o'clock 4. NJ.
The following Personal Property
-FOUR TABLES.
three St"ves. one clock. lot ut Chairs. dishes.
Jugs. and many other article. ,po tedious o.
mention.
Terms ni Salc--Caah in bankaile fund.-.
WILLIAM >. KEECH. Trnsi..
JOHN ". CROOKS, Auctionccr.
April 2I.--is.
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scAHlNc 10. CpLouEr prurLr.-Thc Lynch.
burg Iirg'uaa talks very candaly TO 1t. col.
orci f'llow citizens. aud hold. up several hob.
< goblin. O. tcrrify them. Il declares tia,
" prudent course "n the part Of the colorcd
l"oplc will enable thc'n L. rctain the friend.
q" -hPa. tho wilt" Face in tho South. Don; Il
" they band with lAr'i"' ai.i oppose ihcm.c!vcs
80 the white. ti"y viii cnsealer biticr ha-
"ir''l. will lose their employment, and the time
Evil! come whcn so' lia.k f,sct 'e,N b .cen ia
"aH hs land \ course Of transition from
black {" whit" has been -olng on in Yirginia
for number Of years. until At thi. time il will
be difficult Tor tie rDg'H.at 1, prove tina, q
majority Of the newly cnfranchi.ci class in
virginia urs t,-g Iifrf
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-27
SWEET AIR STAGE.
AeSt

rINHE SWEET AIR STAGE will icav, Sycc,
l. Air EVERY MONDAY. ~ ~ O'Clock i.
NJ. arrive ia TOwSoNTOwS T., connect will
the o'clock Car for Baltimore ON Tues
DAYS. THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS will
leave Sweet Air at :! O'Clock \. " an, cnnner,
with the 10 o'clock Car Tor Baltimore. Return
ing viii leave Towsontown on each @; the ahpvo
days a, iol o'clock.
JOHN NJ. Wilson. Proprietor
April FIT
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NeaU advertisements.
nR. II. LEWIS NAYLOR.
EuR SALE

The subscriber. intending toshortiy leave the
state. oilrr- Toy sale large lot 81 good WHEEL
RIGHT TENDER. l,.-Tcrn4 cash.
Apply 10 loliN r. WIioRL.
Dulancy's Valley Turnrkr
Anil IT NM NJ ii.h.. -
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Tuu BAmlNoEr CorSrY FRgE Pass - Although
each week intending 10. we have hitherto ne-
elected noticing the " Biliimorc CDuHHfg Ffet
PS,'', fe,cni'y started in our town ~ T. r.
church It Is well gotten up the selections are
we'll madc. aHl considerable attention i. paid To
local matters. 81. Church "a "a veteran in aews-
paper matters, and vii! probably publi.h an in.
,cresins paper /; he maintains hi. rfuicss,d nett
irA!i'y IT, politics. Tut from recent Indications
We Cat that he j. gradual, drifting inio
that murs. that has hefoggcd 80 many
promising enterprises. Mr. Chsrch mus, excuse
Us IL We refrain from following the example ii
many Of oir brethren 81 the press who have
praised the excellent manner in which his paper
il printed. Molesiy, you know, woa'i lie, Us
do that;
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The Baltimore Police Force.

The ncw Police Commissioners Of Baltimore
ci'y have announced portion Of the future POI
lice force of the city \ complete c!angc has
hcca nladr al the old aud tried men going or,
md new ones coming ia John T. Fatlow. ~
prominent democratic politician is Chief Marsha!
~ a. eie,r', nrsirf 'rT, m,ssLcrs q Nan, Pc
hce rare, ~ lsGl In reference TO the question,
the .iw"riedH SAYS:
The taxpayers q; this city arr probably not
aware that ihi. new police force viii involve the
ciiy oi Baltimore ia an Increased annual cxpcn-
diiufc ofuyer two hundred thousand dollars ~
the number Of officers and men, under the law
passed by the lag, legislature, ia fixed at mr.
hHA3r~i dnf sixfV.Ecc, instead Of lcss than four
hundred officers and men. rs now constituted
IL should be- remembered In this connection
that the police force o. 1861 arc TO be- paid for
eight months services never performed which
compensation is also 10 come out Of the pockets
at the taxpayers OF Baltimore,
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SIXTY FIVE ACRES. THREE .pout tNu
iOIE pEkGIlEa III LANL

Executor % the Jest ~ l3 %. vs..
~ HARD GiASu%. Aitn-..r,.
Aprii
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= rAEr OF THE REAL E.vATt ..D l..a
-aid William Cros- w. .,is.i ID D. ... '.u..
containing
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-12-14
MIR. Rankin favored referring the matter to a

Mr.. Rankin favored referring the matter to a
committee.
Mr.. Dibblee concurred in that opinion.
Mr.. Wise desired some reason assigned Tor re
ferring it to a committee.
Mr.. Sheath stated that the object was Tor a
committee to furnish a statement OF facts anu AZ
guments for the Chamber to act upon.
Mr.. Dibblee moved the appointment OF a com
mittee of three to report upon the matter. Inc
motion was seconded by Mr.. Rankin.
Mr.. Gordon wished to know If any special IN
structions were 70 be given
Nh. Wise thought the treaty should be rejected,
because no benefit would accrue TO California
The Government of the United States would lose
$500. 900 of duties, and the consumer would not
be benefited. The whole thing would supply
benefit a few individuals.
Mr.. Rankin seconded the motion for the pur-
pose of information. As the matter stood tonight
he would vote against the proposition, and he de
sired more Information of facts.
Mr.. Kruse suggested to increase the committee
to FIVE, TO obtain a majority and Il minority re-
port. Unanimously carried.
The following were appointed such committee =:
George Gordon. Ira p. Rankin, James Otis, j
King and James De Fremery.
The meeting adjourned TO the call OF the Presl-
dent.