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New-York tribune., 1873-05-16
THE LATEST NEWS.
THE FIRE SUPPOSED TO HAVE SPENT ITS FURY-rHE
FUNERAL or DUNN AND BURNS.

FUNERAL or DUNN AND BURNS
HALIFAX, N. v, May 15.-COnsiderable fire
is still issuing from the slopes, although workmen arc
laborng strenuously TO smother IT, During the fore
noon columns OF black smoke issued from tho
shaft at intervals, according the slopes
choked up. The mine is rapidly filing up with
water, which leads 10 the hope that the
conGagration has spent its fury, unless
some change takes place. william Blacke Of the Aca-
dia Works deserves especial mention in taking personal
charge OF the plan decided upon for checking the prog
of the fire. in which he ably assisted by Messrs.
Williams Of the Albion Minis, and Taylor OF the Black
Diamond Colliery. Mr.. Clendnin President, and Mr..
Hoyt. manager Of the Acadia Works; Mr.. Hudson,
local manager, and Mr. COxin, mining engineer of
the Albion Mines Mr.. White OF the Black Diamond
COerY MI. Rutherford, General Manager Of the Mining
Association and Mr. Poole Inspector OF Mines, here
eynCe great interest the means TO check the fire,
and the evidence adduced the inquest The remains
Of Dunn and Burns inferred this afternoon. in the
village cemetery, and both being Odd Fellows, there
a large turnOut OF the brethren.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-16
FOREIGN NOTES.

Queen Victoria has gone to Bamoral.
The Pope was much better, yesterday.
The steamer Polynesian sailed from Liver
poo with 90 children, who to be placed in homes IN
Canada.
The managers of the Cunard line of steam
ers have decided adopt the Lane route across the Az
lantic for their vessels 70 avoid collisions
The cable between Madras and Penang Is
interrupted Teegraphic communication with Penang
Singapore and Australia must, for the present. be MADE
via Japan and China through the Russian and SIBERIAN
route.
Edward Pellew was married yesterday to
sister Of Mr. Jay the Minister Of tho United States at
Vienna The ceremony took place at the American Le,
cation IN the presence OF the German AmDssadOr ana
wife ana other dstin guished guests.
President LerdO de Tejada gave banquet
m the Hon Thomas H. Nelson the American Minister to
Mexieo and Porter c. Bliss Secretary Of Legation, on
the eve OF their departure for home number Oi dis
tipguished Mexican and American gentlemen were
present.
The Tribune of Havana continues It's attacks
on the distinguished patriotic contractors who traffic IN
the Cuban war and nOthng who are worse Tor the
country than its enemies, and whom IL holds 10
account Tor all the evils which afict tile Island. Inc
early appearance OF two new Republican JOURNALS Is
announced.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-16
THE PEPTTBLIC OF SPAIN.

REPORTED VICTORY OF THE CAErIsT GENERAL, DOR
REGARAY-REPoETED CAPTURE or MATARo BY
PARIS, Thursday. May IS, 1873.
The Carlist General, DOrregaray, IN his OIL
cia report OF the battle at Erau on May D. cAins ="
decisive victory for He states that the le
npbicans lost 70 killed 900 wounded and SO taken prs
opers and the Carlists had killed and 81 wounded
MADRID. Thursday. May IS, 1873.
dispatch from Barcelona, sent from there at MD
night saws the city was in of great excitement.
Information had been received by the authorities that
the CaIlsts under sabas had captured the maritime
city of Mataro 15l miles distant, and levied contDu
tion upon the inhabitants and seized the Custom-house
The ranne had been sounded in Barcelona. and troops
were hurrying to MatarO.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-16
THE CONGRESSIONAL CONFERENCE.

ST. LOUIS, May 15.-The Congressional Con-
ference held its last session to-day. Gov Walker OF
Virginia presided. aud several resolutions Of formal
character were adopted An excursion party OF about
$50 persons will proceed 10 Texas tomorrow.
valuable letter received from the Hon W. D.
Kelley of Philadelphia, wherein he said:
To increase prosperity and hasten eur ascendency
In the arts OF peace three things are Judgment
eentia They the maintenance OF our oSttoI rAtes
dite TRANSPORTATION aud reduce cost; and, especially
i'm the south and West such increase OF currency az
gould result from the establishment 0f system OF free
hanging based national bonds, whereby the redemp
ton of every par should be secured, leaving de
nositOrs 20 the exercise OF their Judgment as 70 the
solyeney of local institutions with which they may deal
New-York tribune., 1873-05-16
A4RRIED.

BAEY-LRRs-At Chnrch BROOKLYN Higs W-ne.as-
nst by Rev B. H. Paddock D. u. Albert W bailey
OF Thomas Lees % all u BrookiTs
No
CHURCH-MTCPELL-On Wednesday. NAV IA At the esdesre
brides parents M. AcCamDbe william & Chnrch
Anna Mitchell both of hs city. No cards
ARMAN-ROSSErBR-At Montelair. ". j. Nav it
Berry. D.. L. LOUIS J. Chairman Ou4Ba "a isse
ali Of that
wednesiay May a. the Church u the Trans
sgsaloa Houghton. Bez0n PaIiy bertha sess
daughter Of Mr. Joseph GI.et
Richmond Wal pagers please copy
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Berlin Prussia
1879 the Of the American Legation b. the Rev d.
Emil Ferdinand schultz
Bonney the late Judge Bonney OF this city
SEAMAN-SMTHOn Wednesday May H. By Rev. d. Blrhsr1.
John g. Seaman 20 LayiaiA N. smith, al OF ths esy.
WLSON-MOUNT-Oa Tucslsv - 1873 PsErs Cbura.
Gea Cove L. L. bv the Rev ThOs Ma LADY George T. Wis d has
Edna Mouat, daughter Of George Soaring No cards
New-York tribune., 1873-05-16
LATEST SHIP NEBS.
fgor other snip Ye,rs see ra,rd Page

For other snip Ners see Third Pqgel
Potter Primo Asy g. 81 Msr- 70
9Th, Ae~ York and 80 iH-s-
Steamship Mandiugo Spence TO- n
PIN, kOrSad
Steamship on Dominion Walker Richmond CITY Point Noryk
" ms d Dominion
steamship Chesapeake. Mangsm Portland sA mise and
p Anes
ship Mariana VI. ,Port) Phlsdet1si,. n ballast.
Bsrk Caroline Nor Busgl l9n1eg A)rsa ~ Avs N ,alrr
BARK New ork taL Polio Naples - days aud Gibraltar - 9syA
with
Br Cof Johns P Branscomb BAH. iays
n rus-w wood
chr Nellie Treat Dow BruHszicx Gs days yelo- pDsL
Ives s. CrOE u iaYs sc
schr lBr Ravno Windsor n g. 10 days With
sCHOOSERs-KIVBK
s. T. Wines Providence. Robert Blair Providence
Effort Providence. MrnenfO Providence
s. S TYLER Providence b l.. Gregory Prosideno.
Arctlrus Bird Ienor. (. G. Peace, PJrl4ll 'L
l. n. DEfheld Portland. o. Ellen Norman Eurvich.
W q. ArSateT Aeu-Hzyen- harTet narnh. h'a-itaFer
Fly Somerset f. B9rtoz, Georgeo~D y
SAILED.
Steamships Hamburg Bs-bg for iOrlon Aragvs
BRISTOL for savannah; bAas Bell iof hOrOK
V. L. stafford, for Gibraltar for OrierA
WISD-Sunse. Light. 5. W; clear.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
May 5-ATyod, snp Sans, from soura0aya brg Lao
dore from HaytL
Indies 5aied. bng Brooklyn, fOr Ph4aeDss
Passed steamship Moravan. for Liverpool
= G.. May 5-Ar-yed bark Sad Ben Sataa Gss
Boston: .chr. ". A. Leyerne from New fOrk.
SAvASsAH Ca May l5se steamship Magnolia COR Nc Ycrk
Cleared w. Il jenkins, Liverpool Rsag -
ST. John. n. D.
DISASTERS.
TIE lighter Sea johnson rom 2. r Harlem
While passing tarougb Hell Gate the 5 GAr-
Heads and capzd slg 1eck load 0 - lids she
charge brown. and vii be s1d The
"N~~- ~ --0-
New-York tribune., 1873-05-16
cArrIR nARKRTe

BUFFALO Msv ls-CArIR-Rsseipts to-day. no'nfbg ~
srrge bead making The total rppF o me Fefk nns
748 n for he SANE re last Et
pre attendance bn~fs n ana n1i -"
offerings lboui lO0 hesd dpo Of sales 81 head limos ,'sTs
ranging Oi 1913 n. at IS 7aDSb I5 10 bead sos
ranaing from h. s5 50S5 *, II ferss Ier
averaging Lien D. S5 Is - head Michigan s'e1s, ranag To
0li 64 B a N0Sf 20 bead Iowa sesT rlny-g no.
s 10 2G b sB0s6 q; 10 bead Michigan ockers. 1ngax
rom M "a 81 70, At % 5GS s. 20 bead CaHadi so1er 4YerAsH$
972 b At - 5
LAsBS-Receps to-day 1Oo head makng the to.af
Tor the 3O besd hOo head Tor hs
time last SLOW sod Yesterdays sales
go helG Ohio clipped sheep from 6 n n a - M sF
head limos woOed Sheep averaging uO b. t 30 8 ~ head ildAn.
wosei sheep. from m 70 li5 % 81 b. US7 %
HOGs-Recepts o-iay 400 heal. making he total supply for hs
geeA thus iar 1900 Le1d p D0 hi the ust
week Market slow @ buyer hon Of lr decline and fus
- y for good Sock, s traaei
sales $50 heal Of Iowa bogs averaging 80 D, b3 90 ~ se3
Indiana hogs. averaging 2l3 ib. 81 - 81.
BALrNoFR May lj-CkTTLB improved lrnlrf
to-day 6d1l that generally rated qtstf Dr..
goO fair quality. 5.bSic receipts, l.l3s.
Hoes u fair demand sni &C. s 80 Isi- or
fed. 5DIsc for S4liers. rcoops, To-
SHEEP fairly active TO fair fia.C AIR - ,Sgi y DAos
ceIpt, 2,53.
PRINT CLOTH MtRKgr.
PRoUDEscE. l. May lsPHaing Cloths steady ., ,SE. fs
New-York tribune., 1873-05-16
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE VIENNA EXHIBITION
nRsrRucrryE srOnM-THE PRATER A MoRAss-EFFECT
oN TIE VIgrTOpg


pRsrRUcrryE sTORM-THE PRATER MoRAss-EFFRCT
or THE PANIC on THE VISITORS.
VIENNA, Thursday, May IS. 1873.
The stormy weather which has prevailed
here for week past eliminated yesterday, in gale of
extraordinary violence In the afternoon gust OF wnd
broke in the glass Of the western front OF 'ne
building Some Of Tire visitors we're struck Dy the Ia
inr fragments and Injured Tlrrents OF ram poured
through the openings and large quantity OF goous was
damaged The Prater is saturated with water anu 'o
grounds around the Exhibition are a morass OF nuu'
The number Of visitors for the past 10" diYs nS o
small. aud ia decreasing. Those that CONS are mostly
from foreign countries. Few Vienneso are seem Inc
protracted panic on the Bourse disheartone0 tno
citizens
NEw-JERsEY REPRESENTATIVES, AT VIENNA
TRENTON. May 15.-The Governor has ap-
pointed the following persons Commissioners to repre-
sent New-Jersey at the Vienna Exposition SteDeh
Wells Paterson John r. Daggcrs, Paterson Acton =
Hantshorn, Freehold and George W. Hubbel' Newark
New-York tribune., 1873-05-16
FLOODS IN TURKEY.

VIENNA, Thursday May l5 1873
Recent heavy rains have swollen the rivers
and streams in the Turkish province Of Bosnia, causing
them TO overflow their banks and nunlate large por-
ton Of the country. number Of persons have been
drowned and the loss by destruction Of property
and crops is very heavy
New-York tribune., 1873-05-16
THE RAILROAD MASTER MECHANICS AssoCIA-
TON.

BALTIMORE, May 15.-The American Rail-
road Master Mechanics Association reassembed yester
day and were addressed by Gen. d. D. Smith, super
ysng InspectorGenera OF Steam Vessels in the united
States said that Congress has appropriated FOR te
nurpose Of making experiments discover the cause OF
boiler explosions ana that these experiments VIII prOD
aby be made the Fall The following officers we're
elected for the ensuing year H. NJ. Briton or Cnen-
nail President; n L. Chapman OF Cleveland, lirst vice,
president; W. A. Robinson OF Hamilton, Canada, Second
Vice President j. A. Setchel of Cincinnati SecrolsJ
a J. Hayes OF Chicago. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-16
GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OPFfCB OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. Z
WIsHISGTOS d. c., Friday, May l6, 1871 a. u.
Synopsis for he past hoentv- four hours
The barometer has risen, with north-easterly
and northery winds low temperature ana partly eOhuy
weather IN the upper lake region. ana thence 70 Mlsou
ana Kentucky westerly 10 s0uth-westerly Wlhus
rising barometer. and generally clear weather ia
Tennessee and the Gulf States. with nOrth-eastery
winds cloudy weather and rain in the South Atlantic
States beasery and north westerly winds, parity
cloudy weather and low temperature, prevail over the
ower lake region and the Middle states; nOrtn-West
erly wind and partly cloudy, cold weather IL CANADA
and New England. .
Probabilities.
For middle STATES aud iOrcr lakes norm Destery
and norteasteriy ri,dS rising barometer, Io~ ePeTH-
tatre aud partly cloudy and clear Wedther
For New England and Canada. northerly Winds gen.
eraIIv clear cool weather aud rising barometer.
For Tennessee the Gulf, and South Atlantic states,
rising barometer northwestery winds, clear ana clear
ing weather 80. ~. -, 49,. =.
For the upper lakes and Northwest, and thence 70
Missouri and the ONO Valley, northerly winds, lower
temperature. partly cloudy and clear weather
Reports missing from the Southwest anu "est oa
the Mississippi River.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-16
PERSONAL.

Ralph Waldo Emerson has left Liverpool, we
understand. on his passage homeward.
Mr.. L. Clarke Davis, editor of The Phladel-
ph.a In0ursr IL In town ana can be found at the st.
Denis Hotel
A Chicago telegram states that the wife OF
the Count Portals Of French legation &C washing
ton daughter Of Ben Halliday, died yesterday after
noon. IN palace ear on the Burlington road, while re,
turning visit Francisco. The remains WILL
be taken 70 Neg-YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-16

for the long continued eminent and varied public
vices Of Salmon L Chase. the late of the
Supreme Court OF tho United States they desire to ex-
press their recognition Of HIS great ability his devotion
70 puDc interests of country ana their sorrow
for his death
c. b. Goodrich c. L. Woodbury.. and judge shepley
followed eloquent euogy OF the life and character OF
the deceased. The resolution adopted.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-16
FRENCH POLITICS.

A BOURBON ATTEMPT TO OVERTHROW PRESIDENT
THEIRS
PARIS Thursday. May Is. 1879
II is rumored that the Legitimists and Or
leanists have combined in movement for the over
tbr-w of President Theirs, and that they have sent
Rochefoucoud TO Vienna 70 ask the Count de Chambord
70 authorize the Legitimists TO nominate the DuAe
dAumale for President in place Of NJ Theirs.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-16
THE CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
FURTHER CHARGES OF coRRUPTION-AN INyEsT1GA
TON ORDERED.

FCRTIER CUAHGEo UF NUhI1NI IIV+' nv ~
TON ORDERED.
OTTAWA, May t5.-COrrespondence has been
brought TO the attention the House OF Commons i'm
plcating Sir Hugh Allen in the charges in connection
with the Canada Pacific Railroad 1t is represented that
letters have been discovered which passed between Sir
HUGH Alien and his associates and which show that the
former secured the Pacific Railroad contract from the
Government by expending various sums OF money
amounting in the aggregate to s3eoOOo in carrying the
elections The House, to-day, ordered the immediate
reassembng of the Special Committee OF Investigation
into the affairs Of the Pacific Railroad to receive and
consider this correspondence.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-16
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

900. Thomas b. Newman, Buffalo miser worth
615JyJ0. q dead
- Business on the Erie canal fairly began at Buff
falo s1d Albany. yesterday.
The 57th anniversary of the American Bible
soe.s., soak place . evening In Philadelphia
Gen. Van Wyck Of MiddletowD. N. Y, was So
ysssiJ Injured last night BY bic horss falling on him
900 The Women's Foreign Missionary Society of
he netoa Il.aoBi Church hss undertaken
rslsf ,f Bfs O. y Hsli V3Os VI The Ae ATose uAUgsOL
New-York tribune., 1873-05-16

THE BOSTON BAR AND THE LATE CHIEF-JUsrIcE.
BosToN, May 15.-The May term of the Cir
cult Court opened this morning. Judges shepley ana
Lowell on the Bench The adjourned meeting OF the Bar
then held action in respect 10 the memory
of the late ChefJnstce Chase. c. b. Goodrich from the
Committee on Resolutions, reported the following;
Resolped That the members OF the Bar OF the Circuit
Court vi Massachusetts render tbeu lDaLS VI respee'
New-York tribune., 1873-05-16
THE STATE or TRADE
HAVANA MARKETS

Havana NAV iA-sugar auiet sn; No ~ D. T. iodnf
. lrroe Fgcange ouot Ecak United States isYu o1r.y
i6D preuirn lsng prtmuaf 20 yoh B0a
premium 3905 premiums Loaden, D"aS2 peH1s.
gul.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-16

1t is feared IN little Rock. Ark, that the Lieu
intends the seords u he ones Of ine oo's
aor ands5 guard
The Rev George B. Beecher was, last night,
- o..tot Of the F presbversn Church O Cneszaas, ueaI
V.ra Hselhsr preaching The iuaalsuyg soraga
New-York tribune., 1873-05-16
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.

TERMS OF UNION WITH THE DOMINION OF CANADA
ARRANGED
TORONTO, Ont, May 15.-The Dominion Gov
ernment has finally arranged terms of union with the
Prince Edward Island delegates and Parliament VIII De
asked 10 ratify them before prorogatOn.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-16

rant of the net receipts Of tho road az mhu Tlsn IN
Sbaeh IN connection with tho amounts wnO" ,ha it y
c,@rment for transportation, t may repay 'ne S
~ an the loan Advanced bv the United StatesA ana ui-
mately the principal OF The saiu ioanS-
New-York tribune., 1873-05-16
THE KHIVAN CAMPAIGN.
yEHAL LEVY ORDERED BY THE KHAN TO

RESIST INVASION
ST. PETERSBURG, Thursday, May 10, 1873.
Reports from Khiva represent that the
Khan s greatly alarmed the approach Of the Russian
columns and has ordered levy en- masse Of the able
bodied male population 10 resist invasion
New-York tribune., 1873-05-16
TIE FINANCIAL CRISIS IN EUROPE.

THE FINANCIAL CRISIS IN EUROPE'
THE PANIC EXTENDING TO TIE ODESSA BoURsE.
ODESSA, Thursday, May 10 1878.
The panic has extended to the Bourse here.
All business has stopped and discounts have risen to
nins per cent.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-16
THE BOSTON FORGER.

BosToS, May l5.-James A. Coe, the torger'
has been committed in default Of t4O0OOo bail IL Is
thought his operations will exceed s2oOOOo though only
s27 900 Ia specifically charged against him.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-16

True and False Science speech Tuian BAsqnst ~
Psrke GodWlh. ia TRIBuSK LEcrURH BKTRA No. )
New-York tribune., 1873-05-16
Srecia! Notices

sound and Hearing, Voco aud speech. Tte kxpis-
ma at0n OF muaiesl Harmony, aslaoaA breg ecsatos
~ tT9L bs0afs. N TRIBUNE LkCgUR8 EXTRA Aa
New-York tribune., 1873-05-16

The Gid Reliable Halp, safe. ''' nad 'sl.Do-".,. S'-
YOrk the beat the world
New-York tribune., 1873-05-16
THE EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.
TIE BALLoTING FOR A BISHOP OF THE DIOCESE OF
MAssACHuSETTS.

BosroN, May 15.-The Episcopal Convention
to-day, after preliminary proceedings, balloted for
Bishop Of the Massachusetts diocese. The vote OF the
clergy and ay on ballots taken was in detail as
New-York tribune., 1873-05-16
BASEBALL

In the game between the Boston Club and
the Atlantic Club OF Brooklyn in Boston, yesterday the
former we're victorious by score Of to T.
The second championship game between the
Mutuals Of SewYork and the Washipgtons was PLAYED
IN washington YESTERDAY and resulted in favor Of the
latter by a score OF 8 TO H.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-16
DIED

All Notices Of Marriages must De adOrSed UtA fsa
name and address
New-York tribune., 1873-05-16
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
rRorrrSG AT FLEETWOOD AND DEERpoor PARKS.

THE WINNERS AT NASHVILLE AND LEXINGTON
The winners in the Nashville races, yester-
day, we're Jack Frost Nevada and Arizona AT Lex
iugton. the victorious horses were McGraths Jury
pohinson,s Florence. and Richards's Disney.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-16

PRINT CLOTH MtRKyr
Providence R. T. May l5-Prang Cloths steady - bsz 10
siandaTl Ga
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-11-15

VALUABLE FARM, near Riders Switch,
Northern Central Railway, containing 20 Acres.
Improved with Dwelling and necessary out
buildings, we'll supplied with water and fruit,
and under good fencing.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-11-15
Living Advertisements,

medicine that has done more than all the prescrp-
tons of the pharmacopeia to protect the human sys-
tenn against the bodily ills superinduced by unhealthy
surroundings is certainly worthy of universal conf
dence. 1t is mainly account of its extraordinary
preventive properties that Hostetters Stomach Btters
is so exceedingly popular in localities subject to the Wis
taon masmatic fevers and other diseases produced
by emposoned air. A family that has escaped sick
ness during sckly in consequence of using the
Bitters as safeguard is living advertisement of the
virtues of the preparation. The whole neighborhood
realize the fact 81 couldn't have believed it," says
one 81 scarcely credited the advertisements but one
must believe what one sees says another. It is the
very thing we need in this unwholesome section Of
country remarks a third And the result is that the
ins tinct Of edeence the first law of nature, induces
three -fourths Of that community to obtain supply OF
the great vegetable antidoe before the next scky
son sets in in winter when the system requires extra
vigor and elasticity to enable it to battle the effects of
damp and cold the Biters will be found particularly
serviceable. Rheumatism will not be apt to fasten up
on muscles and that have been braced by this
excellent invigorant and nervine will the severi-
ties of the season. which have such disastrous effect
on the pulmonary organs of the feeble and delicate be
likely to exercise the untoward Influences in cases
where the stomach and the external surface body
(which always sympathzes with the digestive organs
have been toned and stimulated by of the
torave. The fits of Indigestion and irregularities OF
the bowels which proceed from sudden changes of wealth
ar may always be avered by timely of the Biters
Nov, Aim,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-11-15

ALARM OF so ACRES, situate on Philadel-
phia Road, II miles from Baltimore. Improve
ments consist of good Dwelling House con-
tanning rooms, with go cellar; all necess".
~ -S,.;lAinss Rarn- = - sC"rn Hepae Meat
Sc, &C., with spring Of good water near
.ne House. convenient to schools, churches,
mills, &C.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-11-15
This is from the Aupu,

This is from the Augusta, Ca, Chronicle
Delinquent subscribers should not permit
their daughters to wear this paper for hustle
There being so much due on it there is danger
of taking cold.'
"A Western paper, in describing an acct
dent, recently, says, with considerable cendor
cdr. Crawford was called, and under his
prompt and skillful treatment the young man
died on Wednesday night"
-"Now, Willie, DEAR" says Fanny, edo have
little courage. When I have a powder to
take don't like it any more than you do +; bal
make up my mind that will take it, and
do !" "And when have a powder to take,
| replied Willie, 81 make up my mind that
| won't take it, and 1 don't!"
Mr.. J. Harris of Rochester, New York
says, in the american AgriculturiSt, that We
talk about raising wheat enough for the world
but our own population is increasing so rapid
| ly that the time will soon come when it will
| tax our skill to raise wheat enough for our
selves. We shall do it, of course, but we shall
| have to farm better than many of us do now
And he is the wise man who is getting his lane
| cleaner and richer.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-11-15
Academy Hall and Lot, at Mount
WASHINGTON. N. G. r. R.,

20 Minutes by Rail to or from Baltimore.
DHIS LOT is the best location in Mt Wash
L ington for any branch of business, being
near the Railroad, and three sides fronting on
the three principal avenues of the place, g.
and the fourth side adjons the hand sSAN
some property of the Protestant Episco- q
pal church The southern front (same that
the P. church fronts on) is admirably suited
for private residences for persons who have to
be in the city daily, or for a large irst-class
ed ..deniy Hall on the northwestern part
of . lot is two story building, the upper
part is fine hall 3Ox5O fl. used for religious
meetings, socials and other public purposes.
Below are school rooms, unoccupied al present.
and the citizens desire good school for boys,
there being none in the place. A well quail
fed teacher might find this good opening.
For sale by HENRY w. COOKE,
9 Law Buildings, St. Paul St.,
June 28.-tf Baltimore, Md.