davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-18
CITY INTELLIGENCE.


The following is record OF the temperature for
the past twentyfour hours indicated by the Their
mometer at Hudnuts pharmacy, 2ls Broadway
HyR IN RuildinQ.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-18

among the passengers Of both at the stoppage
OF the that, fearing repetition OF such pro-
ceeding, q number of them got out. preferring to
walk home rather than subject themselves to another
such ordeal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-18

Seedeaf-Connecttcut and MASSACHUSETTS fIcrs &c TIC
do lots, Sc g0c do. fine Wrappers 25c Bic.
New York State filters, 6kc. 6c.; do. lots, &C.
c do wrappers, 2c. 35c. Pennsylvania and Ohio fill
5xc Size do average lots &C. &c.,; do Wrappers
15c Acc. Havana Common, Soc s5c. do good, &c.
work, and medium Ike 22c do do. good and
fine, 2Sc &c., do bright work. and medium, 25c
q Ssc. do. do. good and hne, Soc. n Sc
WOOL The market for fleece decidedly active than
during the fore part of the week. the demand being
principally for the finer grades. The business however
mainly confined to small lots TO supply the immediate wants
of Manufacturers who, the low prices
lent ndposed to extensively in OF
the unsatisfactory condition of the goods market.
In Texas there business DOING chiefly In the
and finer grades but at prices avorn buyers The arrivals
prices unsettled and eprecatng in consequence Of
way here. The business in foreign continues light,
there being but little demand but prices unchanged The
sales lbs feeces at 81 &c., including 900 lbs.
heavy Ohio at 37.c. $500 do common do at &c Ac.,
A. above Ohio at 45c &c. 10000 do. Wisconsin
at 42c. 441c 1000 do State at &c, 1900 do. Mchi
gan at 46c 5000 do. Louisiana at &c. 221c:
for bury and SOC. s0Sc. free Of burrs, 1000
Georgia at 80c &c.,, 10000 unwashed Illinois and Michigan
&c., 15C0) unwashed at 29c, 5000 tubbed at Fco5c,
$500 10. private terms, 5000 secured at 5c: and 1000
shearings private erms $1,000 lbs pulled at 40c for
Tsas: &c siea including soSes coarse Al
100000 lbs California g. fall and spring clip and
40 C0bs California pulled at Csc. 40c OF foreign the sales
Is 900 lbs. Santa Fe at Soc.
wHtsKEY.-Receipts none. The market for domestic
tnued dull and nominal nj about &c. In bond and I'll 40
81 so free
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-18

FRIDAY July 17-6 r. NJ.
BEEswAx continued in demand Sales OCU lbs. at 45c
451ac.
BUILDING Administration spruce only In
ate demand and scarcely firm prices ranging from SIT
to $40 So The arrivals but the stock Is fair
There sales OF COO feet S 100000
at 1919 3d. Yellow pine tmbe unchanged $50 &3h
Laths were fair requests sales effected of $780, 700 feet
at ~ 20 &2 8711, chiefly Mt 20 80. Lime steady
steady at ~ IS per bb BrcksLong Island, s1l North
and Philadelphia front, S45 a $50
CoFFEE-The market for Rio continued to rule quiet but
steady at the following quotations $50 Sc ordinary
cargoes Ioc l0c for fair do lie Ike for good do
Ic l2c for prime do all gold In bond Other kinds
dull Sales mot previously reported) AL bags Saracabo
CoTToN.-Receips @4 bales. The demand moderate
and almost entirely confined the immediate spin
ners but prices for all grades steady The sales
prsed e0 bales including 1852 for spinning ls for
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-06-25

MEETIsgoFTHE DEMocRATIcS-ATE
EXECUTIVE CoMnirrEE.--Tbc Demo-
cratic State Executive Committee met
on Monday afternoon at the Gilmor
House, Hon. Joshua yansant, Chair
man, aud General w. A. Nelson, Sec.
rotary.
The chairman Of the committee sta.
ted that the object Of the meeting was
to take into consideration che sugges.
tons made BY number Of the citizens
ofthc different counties, with regard to
holding primary meetings for the elcc.
ton Of delegates to the several Congress
Sional Conventions at the same time
delegates to the State Convention are
elected, The time designated by the
State Central Committee for the assem-
bling of the State Convention for the
nomination Off State Electoral ticket,
the 10Th of July, was found not to be
acceptable to the residents of the rural
districts. The following resolutions
were therefore offered and adopted:
Resolved, That il be recommended 10 the
Democratic Conservative voters OF the State
TO assemble in the election districts OF their
respective counties on the 22d Of August. 10
elect delegates to meet in county conveption
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-06-25


Surratt was arraigned for trial IN
Washington on Monday, discharged
under the old indictment charging him
with being party 20 the murder 81
presifcnt Lincoln, arraigncd under q
new indictment. and then released on
$50, 900 bail 70 appear for trial on Mon.
day, june 80. The FIRST count In The
new indictment chasgea him with con.
spring with Booth, Payne, lIerold,
y Laughlin, Arnold, Atzcrolt aud Mrs.
Sarratt to murder Abrnhan Lincoln.
Tho second count charges him with
conspiracy to capture Lincoln and Dc.
liver him into the possession, custody
and control Of certain persons, whose
names are unknown to the jury.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-06-25

THE DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE
ron
TIE CAMP AIcN !!
GET UP YOUR CLUBS
Send in Your Orders.
CIRCULATE THE DOCUMENTS.
Democrats and Conservatives
Pm you County Orgaa into he hands 81
EVERY vOTERf
CIRCULATE THE DOCUMENTS.

The DEascRArIc ADvocArR win
be furnished for the campaign, com.
mencing the lstof July and ending the
3lst Of December, at rs cents. To
Clubs Of rs and upwards, so cents, he
money o accompany ae order ~ al
cases.
Grant and Colfax, the Radical candi-
dates, arc already in the dcld, and on
the 4th Of July the Democratic. Con
scrvatirc Convention, which assemblies
in the city Of New York, will place
their nominees before tho people and
the contest will then wax warm.
Matters Of grea. interest TO every
Democrat and Conservative 10 the land
win be constantly transporting from the
present time until the close Of the cam.
paigu, aud every man who wishes 10
keep up with the stirring events Of the
times should provide himself with the
DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE.
Let the Democrats aud Conservatives
IN the several Districts Of this County
organize Clubs for tho Campaign at
once, and provide every member with
a copy Ofthc DEnocnArrc ADVOCATE,
and the good fruits thereof viii soon be
seen.
n9- Send 10 your orders as soon as
possible.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-06-25

A strange legacy Of Que thousand
dollars Is left 70 The Reformed church
az Pcapack, N. D., BY thu will Of Jacob
y. Tiger, deceased, upon condition that
the church grounds be kept free from
Canada thistIes aud wild carrots. aud III
the growth OF such foul weeds are per.
mittcd 70 any extent, then the legacy il
70 be forfeited.
A terrible thunder storm prevailed
70 Ohio and Indiana on Wednesday
night, the rain falling IN torrents from
midnight till daylight. Considerable
damage was done to railroads. and
trains were delayed somewhat. Several
houses were destroyed by lightning,
and IN Cincinnati numerous cellars were
overiiowed aud their con.ents ruined.
George Muaser, Sri, who died on
Tuesday, in Lancaster, aged oil years,
was lifelong Democrat, and voted the
Democratic ticket seventy tiaseuf His
last vote was for Judge Sharssood,
when no walked 20 the polls without
assistance, being still active and vino
roas. He was widely known and much
esteemed.
A Delaware man has lost three wives
and twenty-oue children by death but
as be has one wife aud thirty children
living, perhaps he Is a happy man after
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-06-25

PARKTos AND MANCHESTER Rail-.
wAy.--We Gnd The following In the
Towscntown Journal Of Saturday last
A quorum Of tho commissioners ap.
pointed 10 the charter 10 cooperate and
build the Parkion and Manchester rail.
road, passed BY the Legislature Of Ma.
ryland, met at Bcckleysyiile, Ia this
county, on the 10th instant, and organ.
lied by elcc,ing Jacob Shamberger
president, and u. X. Wright secretary,
The following business was transacted
IL was resolved that a COMMITTEES Of two
be elected by the board to solicit aid
from the Northern Central railroad Ia
build the Parkton aud Manchester rail.
road; the Same committee 10 wait on the
Ashland Iron Company Of baltimore
county. William II. HOLMAN aud ia.
cob lioshall were elected. Jacob sham.
berger and Daniel Bcekicy we're elected
70 wait on the Iron Ore Company and
agriculturists Of Carroll aud York coan,
ties, and solicit aid for the road. A
committees Of twen,y-ooe were elected
TO obtain the right Of way from the land
owners along the line of said rad. The
following gentlemen comprise the com.
mittce: VIM. Kidd, Thos. Ensor, Jacob
IIoshall, Henry Tanker, Jacob Resi-,
Geo Hare, Jacob Shambcrger, Daniel
Bceklcy, Henry Hare, james Rampley
John q. Price, Jon Vance, John Ing.
ham, Henry Falkonstine, Geo. Shower,
Adam Shower, John Gilman, Y. X,
Wright, u. !. Ray, and Il. Earicksou.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-06-25

Father Lambert Young. the Catholic
priest who has been confined ii Tho
Louisville (Ky.) jail for declining 10
testify in tho Frankfort negro lynehine
case before the United States Court.
was ielc scd on Monday BY Judge Bal.
lard on bond. Father Young was dan.
gerously attacked with erysipelas about
three years eso, and his confinement ii
jail caused the disease to break out
again The bond was iixcd al 81 600 for
ten days, OF such time rs he may have
fully recovered
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-06-25

MARYLAND UsirEp srArEs sssA.
TOR. Among the many gentlcmcn
spoken Of 70 succeed tho Hon. Rcycrdy
johnson 10 this United States Senate
are William schlsy aud S. TcaekIe
Wallis, Esqs., Of the Baltimore bar
They are both gentlemen Of omiaunl
talents, and would do honor 10 the State
VIM. pinkney whyto, Esq, is also
spoken Of, il is said.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-06-25
WESTMINSTER MARKETS,
Reported Expressly for the AesocArE By Thos.
+. Sellers A Co.
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

TUESDAY, June 2srd.
Flour Howard Street Snper and Ont
Extra 3 OOaS0 so, do Shipping Extra 10 30
ASH % do High Grades IL 0Oas12 30. do
Family y 50a$l325. Ohio Saper and Cut
Extra y y0a$00 90, do Extra i i 0Aa 4 III 25.
gity Mills Super g25aSi025. a. gta,,darJ
Extra 10 rs. Baltimore High Grade
Extra "a 00aSl4 90. Rye Flour 25as0 sd
Corn Meal 75aS0 90
Grain. Receipts of Wheat today only
~ bushels white and 2isD bushels rad -
o quote prime white at So 90; 400 bnsha
choice Virginia Valley red at ~ az aoo
bnshs ordinary Maryland II 81 so per busb.
81. Corn--i000 bushels fair 10 good "A ii
aSl ~ we note sales Of ZIG bushels dam
aged ~ % cents. Oats-Only sales 3(I0
bushels a. sSag0 cents per 81 is.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. /,
June 2srj, 1858.
Begf Cattle. The offerings ri Tho Scales
during the past week amounted 70 1909 head.
The prices ranged as follows Old Cows and
Scalawaga, at Z Ota$ 90; ordinary thin
Steeras Oxen aud Cows5 0unS5 80; fair dual.
ny Beeses o0asg; and the very best lseeve.
a.! soas9 90 per l00lba. the average price
being about 50 rs gross.
Shtep. Fair 70 good sheared Sheen Al
ia5l CENTS per b. gross.
Hogs. Prices ranged as follows. fair d
good live Hogs II 60asis % per 100 lbs
net.
WecL UnwAshed al 20 10 81 cents, tub.
Washed 10 to IS cents; No. !, pulled, 90 10
81 cents.
Leather. City Slaughter 10 IS AZ cents,
Rough skiteing 80 70 IS cents; Spanish Sole
30 TO Is cents Country Slaughtered IS 10
~ cents.
Hlaes. Association Steer at I35 10 IA
cssi Gov IS 20 l3i centa; jaenus Ayrcs so
to 81 ecnta. currency.
Hag --Good 10 prime balsd Timothy at
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-06-25
Notice TO Tax Payers.

TnE Citizens Of Westminster are hereby
notified ,ha. tho City Taxes for 1903. are
now due, and the same can hc paid by call.
ING on the COLLECTORS. Benjansis Wiiiiana.
Collector Tor The District East of i.ingeu
tgltsrs Hotsl, and Charles W. Matthews.
Collector lor the Disggics West oF I.ingcn
felser' Hotel.
DAVID FowBLE,
jane 25-~~fs Mayor.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-06-25

Bogus certificates, manufactured TO
order, are often Published 10 praise Of
some worthless hair preparation. aBar-
rett's Vegetable Hair Restorative does
not need to resort 10 such means, for
ia merits are too we'll known and APP
presiaied.-N 7, Sunday Dispafch.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-06-25
ATTENTION.

COMPANY A. I7ih Regiment NJ. n. O.,
" viii assemble for Drill and Inspection
At AFnory, Al I o. clock, r. A., ON SAruH.
DAY, 9th Of Jane, 1858. Puncsaal attend.
ance Is reQuircd. by order,
CAPT. A, u. McLAUGIILfM.
II. FIpnas, Orderly Soarganl.
June 25~-il
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-06-25

usT received lot Of line Silver Amori.
~ can Lever Watches, with lhc new patent
dust protector, something new. cali ana
examine wM. MOORE,
two doors above Court Street.
june 25--gtN
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-06-25

Henry C. CleWs 4 Co, Bankers, No.
80 Wall street, New York, win accept
our thanks for their Ninth Monthly
Circular. Itshould be IN the hands of
every business man.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-06-25

a. 7. Stewart, Of New York, returns
ssb7 400 income Some charitable per-
sou ought 20 give him q dollar 10 make
il even,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-06-25

AZ the last meeting OF the Common
CouaciI an order was passed 10 publish
all the City Ordinances. Those inter-
ested will be pleased TO learn that they
win appear shortly.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-06-25

fAlsL and get soms,hisg nice in The way
~ Of good segar or Tobacco, At Moore !
New Jewcly Store, two doors above conr,
otFeet june 25--lts
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-06-25

HAY.--Our farmers are now in tho
midst OF the hay harvest. From al
parts Of the county we are informed
that Il il tho largest crop ever cut.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-06-25
-KaHErp.

In Baltimore, on the 18th Instant, Of con-
sumption, at the residence Of g +, s. Griffith,
Esq, No. 157 North Calvert street, Casha
kline Y. Dufss, (fprlnefiy Ma. Barron, in
the 5sd year Of hef age
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-06-25

NEW Stock o. Solid is Karat Plain Fin.
4 Y ger Rings, just received nj lowest
Prees. WA. MOORE,
june 2s--igs Ss''
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-06-25

Charles T. Reifsnider, Esq, as Trus.
tee, advertiscs In to-day's issue four
very valuable properties, 70 which the
attention Of capitalists Is called.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-06-25
TRUsTEE's SALE
oF
A DESIRABLE FARM.

| = = ?" - ~~~AN - - A&AtA1
pf virtue Of q decree Of the Circuit Court
IL tor Carroll county, sitting as a Court
o. Equity. passed IN cause No. 98a, wherein
VIM. l.. Towson and others are comulain.
ants, and Benjamin Bixler ansl others are
defendants, the undersigned, ms Trustee, viii
sell NJ Public Sale. on the premises, on
Wednesday,, ne 22d day Of Jag, 1868,
at clock. ?. VI, Valuable Little Farm.
situated IN Manchester District, containing
60 Acres. 9 Reeds 4 40 Rerrhcs
Of Land, more o. less. The improvements
thereon consist 81 a newly
built comfortable two story
- Loo DwrrIaSo HgrsR. f,or
p Barn, Granaries, Spring
The farm Is laid or VI fields Of convenient
we, under good fencing and well wasefed.
Orchard on the premises, Wafer Sexzm
convenient to the House aud Barn.
About 10 Acres il D
I'll Der LAND.
This property Is east Of Manchester. on
the county road leading from the York Road
70 Black Rock, one and half niles from
Manchester, adjoins the land OF Frederick
ksdding John Frank aud Others. and u the
,ane property formerly occupied By Robert
Z. Iowson, Decreased. The above described
Farm - IN good state Of cultivation. Il
convenient TO mills, schools, churches. Ac.
Terms Of sale As prescribed By tho Court.
ara III ncthird cash ON the day oil sale. or
on The ratification thereof one third ii one
year, aud the other one-shrd In two years
from the day Of sale, the credit payments 10
be secured by The notes Of the purchaser or
purchasers with approved security, bearing
interest from the day Of sale.
CHAS. I. RElFsNIDER,
60 Trustee.
Caour y REirsxiDgE, Solicitors.
Westminster, June 25-~ts
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-06-25
IssTRUc TIoN
ON THE PIANO.

Miss CLARA II. NEwSoN informs
lsl her ffiensia, and the public generally,
thai she Il now prepared 10 receive aud IN.
street pupils ia Piano MrsIc, on accemmo.
dating terms. at her fathers resiieacc n
wcstininsters respectfully askiae liberal
share OF patronage. She solicils = call from
her friends and al who may desire to con.
suit her
Westminster, Nd, June d, isos,--
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-06-25

The return for licenses &C., % the
Comptroller Of the Treasury from the
Clerks Office, Of this county, for tho
last six mouths. amounted to sGi05, f8.
This Is the largest ever made from this
county.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-06-25

INTHE DISTRICT COURT or THE
j uNiT'RD STAT Is. FOR THE MS.
IRiCT or MARYI.AND--fN xANE
RuPICY, In THE NATTER or HEN.
k1 SPANGLER, BANKRUPT.
This y TO give notice that u nctition hax
been presented to tIa Court this 18th DIV
Of june, 1868. BY Henry Spanpler. Of the
county Of Carroll, State Of Maryland. aud
district atorcsaid, q bankrupt, praying tl,at
be may be dccrecd to have 4 full discharge
hom all bis debts, pFoNabIa under tho Bank.
rurt act and upon reading said petition: ii
= ordered by the Court that i hearing 81
had upon the same on Tho 18th day oil July,
1868, before the Court, ii the city Of Bait.
more, IN said district pt 10 o'clock A. NJ.
and that notice thereof be published n the
Westminster Democratic advocate and me
Maryland Free Press, newspapers printed
AZ said district, once weak iof three weeks
before that day; and that all crrditoss who
have proved their debts, and other persons
70 interest, may appear at said time and
place, and show cause, If any they have, WHY
tne prayer Of said petition should not bo
granted. JAMES w. CHEW,
Clerk Of District Court Of said Districx
june a5-3t
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-06-25

Strawberries. --On Friday last We
we're the recipients Of bucket fall Of
the largest, finest and most delicious
strawberries We ever had the pleasure
Of enjoying. They were raised In the
West End Of this city BY Mrs. DR.. But
Ter, who win please accept our warnest
thanks for the present.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-06-25

Caour & REiFsxiDgH, Solicitors.
Westminster, June 2s--ts
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-06-25

RECOVERY or SToLKS MAaM --
On Mondsy evening, Sth init, mare
valued al sl2j. was stolen from the
stable Of Mr. Edward Poole, ., Free.
dom. in this county, and taken 10 Bal.
tinors city by the thief. who sod the
aaiHial 70 pcrea 10 South Baltimore
TOT SIS. Dir, Poole communicated the
fact or the theft 70 siessr-. Carmichael.
WaIlis 4 Smith, Independents POLES
Ds'eetiyes, who, on Monday o. las.
week, succeeded IN recovering and re-.
turning tbs marc 10 the owner.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-06-25

The Seventh Annual Examination Of
the pupils Of the y. q. & M. A. Iasti.
tate, of this city, took place on Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday Of this week
and passed on with credit 10 tho teach.
ers and scholars. To-day, from 10 10
,. 81. there will be public CONTESTS, be.
fore selected audience, for honors In
reading, rehearsal, defamation, compo.
sision, vocal aud Instrumental music.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-06-25

Friday add Saturday last we're the
warucss days VI the season. The ,hcr.
n'ometcl ranging from IS to % degrees
Ga sandsy evening We were visited
BY the heaviest fall o. rain that has a.
Ken place this summer. The rain fell
10 torreuts for an hour OF more dcIu.
gibg the streets, and did considerable
damsge 10 tho growing crops, partica
larly the wheat, which We understand
suffered severely.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-26
TIE RAIN sTGRM IN THIS CITY.

The rain storm the talk OF the town yesterday.
II did little comparative damage but brought, az
everything In nature does, n twoiold compensating
blessing. |; washed and literally, scrubbed our
streets az clean az "A kitchen noor and left OF just
nj drying time in the morning, when the sun awoke
and set 10 work 90 finish the good and wholesome
task the rain began. II did another excellent ser
vice: It gave spice and variety TO that abomnable
bore OF conversation, the weather; for everybody
was ready with some experience or how II pelted
upon his roof or upon himself IA though
Ii were the original deluge redivivus, and
of course there were manv gaping tales to tell
However, IL was monster Storm fragment no
doubt OF the tremendous one that overwhelmed
Baltimore The only actual damage reported IS the
washing away Of some embankmcnts up town and
the filling up OF a number of sewers. or course a
great many houses Ia the poorer part OF the city.
where the roofs are but an exaggerated texture OF
pasteboard admitted good deal OF the pluvous ele
ment and drenched many an unfortunate tenement
house ledger in his moments of repose, but kindly
Providence gent no worse calamity TO min.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-26
NEWSPAPER ACCOtNTs.

From the Baltimore papers OF Saturday, duly 2o.i
our city was Yesterday visited with one OF the
most appalling ana destructive Calamtics that has
oyertaken 10 since 1887 which swept away all the old
stone and brick bridges that previously spanned
jones' Fallp. II was thought that the elevated and
broad span iron bridges that have since been con-
structed would prove an efectua bar 10 "A similar
visitation, but even these have proved Intellectual
and we have now to record food the most disas.
trous that has ever visited Baltimore. The amount
OF destruction 70 property doubt far exceeds that
OF 1897
TIRE RAIN STORM.
About two O'Clock on Friday morning q rain storm,
accompanied by thunder and lightning commenced,
but the fall Of rain was not serious until eight
O'Clock when II commenced 10 pour down In such
volume that fears at once were entertained a. 70 a
mood in Jones' Falls which passes through the heart
of the city dividing East from West Baltimore. This
heavy fail OF rain continued, without intermisson,
until after one O'Clock, flooding the streets and rem
derIng pedestranism next 10 al imp0ssibility
THE FLOOD.
Accompanying the rain was strong wind from
the southeast, and persons owning property OF any
Kind Ia the vicinity OF Jones' Falls were instantly a
prised ppoD arising yesterday morning thai Their