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DENTAL NOTICE.

DSR. GEO. S. FoUKE, Dentist, offers H.
IL services at his Office,
westminster--cyery Monday, Tuesday "'d
Saturday. .aau sno,.
noon till Thursday Afternoon. a.
Mechanicstown- Fourth Thursday After
noon and Friday. a.
Rocky Ridge-First Wednesday Afternoon
Double Pine Creek--First Thursday.
Neutrality-suspicious. Friday. 49,
Uniontown-Second Wednesday Afternoon
Taneytown--Seeond Thursday Afternoon
and Friday. "a
Union Brdge--Third Wednesday Afternoon
and Thursday Forenoon.
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LUMBER /! LUMBER /!


"a - -:
r HAVE Just returned from the Lumber
Il Regions-aId am now receiving the lar
gest selection of LUMBER ever offered at
this place, at Reduced Prices, consisting OF
Yellow Pine, Spruce and Hemlock
J0IST AND SCANTLING
of all lengths and sizes, A, GA, Ga and "a
White Pine Boards and Plank, Yellow and
White Pine Flooring, Dressed and Undressed
Weatherboarding, White Pine Cypress and
Chestnut Shingles, Walnut and Ash Boards
and Plank, Plain and Headed Picketts, Shin.
gle and Plastering Laths, a prime lot Of Chest.
nut Rails and Posts. Also all the different
KINDS OF COAL,
Thinking large sales with small profits bet
ter than small sales with large profits, have
concluded to adopt the former as my guide,
and hope shall be enabled to carry II out by
persons in want Of anything in my line giving
me call before purchasing elsewhere.
EDWARD LYNCH.
Near Depot, Westminster, Nd.
feb 20-tf
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Stlert poetrp.



Tis thus that when upon the Cross
The sinieN Saviour died.
And the soldier with his cruel spear,
Had pl1s ICED His precious side
The holy drops flowed AZ His feet
Then iell upon the sod;
When Mary kneeiinR, Wepl for Him
Her Son, and yet her God
An Angel who YVES kneeilng near,
Thus hreafhod prayer 10 heaven -
Oh Father. let them not be lost,
Those dr1pe 20 freely given
But IN some foTm o. beauty still,
LIT them remain On earth,
And here upon this rugged hill.
Give some sweet flowers birth,
Whom forth from the ensanguined sod,
A Fnchsia sprung that morn;
Rich crimson dyed with Christian blood,
Wrapped IN His robe 81 seori.
Dropping In aurr0W. still II bows
Ever Its graceful head;
ShiVeflnN In the slightest breeze,
Trembling IN fear and dread.
For the dark shadows OF the Cross,
Can no'er forgotten be
Where all the perfume ofiis breath.
Was spent on Calvary.
Yes, Offering its rich fragrance there,
As incense Al His feet
The fuchsia, though 50 beautiful,
Can never more be sweet
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90 ACRES OF LAND,
PAPER MILL,

with all the machinery Of the latest improve
ment, in good running order. This mill is
erected on the Gunpowder Falls, and is sup
piled with good water power.
Tract No. contains
SO Acres of Land, More or Less,
ofwhich sufficient proportion is in Timber
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-05
THE FATAL PRIZE FIOHT.
Tho Verdict OF the Coroncr's Jury-Weed>u
md ColIyer Arruigned.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 4.-The Coroner's
inquest over the body OF Walker, the prize
1ghter, was held this afternoon. The testimony
corroborIted The accounts u the fght that havo
already been published. The jury retired for
deliberation at . O'Clock, and at IL O'Clock came
in with the following verdict:
II. the Coroner's jury, nnd that Philip Roster cane
TO his death frt M violence from hst DoNs, AMI wo
decide that Jim wceden sam Colyer. spring Dick and
Johnuc CurK Oe held as principals 5, toge her with a
others who inside the rng. ana that Fiddlcr
Nrary. Captains sculy. NJ G0ldrlck st-isOn, Slmons
Carroll McC-uiey ana Walton gully acccss,rIes.
The above is tho exact wording OF the verdict.
One OF the COroner's Jurors MAS witness Of
the Ggni.
Wecden, Sam Collyer. the tuGboat capt ms.
snd many participants In aud witnesses OF the
tgnt. we're before MAGISTRATE Carpenter this
afternoon. The hearing wHs adjourned until
next "Wednesday, Weeden being cpmmit tod
without bail gni the others belug held IN sums
ralL ing from $50 To siupl.
W,eGen showed few signs Of his recent con-
test. tut apDeared Considerably worried. as did
also Sam Colher. Among the witnesses was
the ShsTir Of lem county, VINO had been
saulted>ty some OF the Gang. several OF tho
ptiSouefs we're identined b, him aud othets.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-05
GRANTS BIGG EST JOKE.
His Economic Views with Respcct TO River
and Hn rbor ImproNcments.

WAsntNGroN, Sept. 4-The President in
FORMED Congress 10 pert message that II had
epptoprilted more money for river and harbor
improvement ents than his economic views would
permit should be expended. Dackwoods Con-
eressmen wondered at the Presidents impu-
demo In sending such message TO the law
makers. but few Understood that 1t was n bit OF
leyity on the part Of the Chief Magistrate
Probably never before has river and harbor
apETopriatiOn bill failed to become law until
two months after the nscalye had begun. For
years this appropriation bill has been among the
earliest passed, thus giving officers OF the eng.
neer corps opportunity of sending Ia their esti-
mates. with tho report Of operations for the
previous year, and beginning the expenditure OF
the new appropriation promptly with the ne "
fiscal rear. This year. however. the approprla-
tlon was 90 delayed that the President actin q
upon the advico OF the head OF the engineer
corps, determined TO limit the expenditure To
important works. To-day tho following order
W endorsed by the Secret ry Of War on sen.
Humphreys communication:
Rcspectfully returned to the Chief engineer who Is
hereby directed TO limit the expenditures rude- the sc
e9mpsnying bill 20 tso millions OF collars. Inc cnief
inenis Keeping IN mind tne genera lnstruetions that
aud that no expenditures shall te continued upon
works not clearly national 10 eharaeter s...,.
The principal part OF the Hvo millions appro-
prlated under tho bill this year was for improve
ments IN the Northern States. On account Of
the lateness Of the season. before the allotment
could be announced, the work advertised and
the bids awarded the engineers would bc Obliged
to stop work. There then would remain oniy
tue months of April. May, and June OF the frcal
yeir In which the work could be proceeded
with. The limitation Of the expenditure, there
foro, to two millions OF dollars amounts to notn-
ing. and the Presidents famous rebuke, instead
OF being serious matter. bv tho lgnt Of the
facts "a they exist In the Engineers Bureau, ap-
pears like an Executive Joke.
Major Newton, at New York. In his report to
the caief Of engineers, saws that the improve.
mont OF the channel between Jcrsey City and
Staten Island Is tile only part Il the appfopria-
ton asked for by him that can be omitted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-05
THE COLONEL ON THE SENATOR.
Col. Frederick A. Conhlina's Opinion ne "a
the Fate Of Roscoe's Enemies.


The Tilden and Hendricks club of the
Ninth Assembly District conducted meeting
at Bleecker and Morton streets, last evening
Gilbert J. RELAY presided. Among the spe lkets
were Col. Frederick \. Conkling and Col +. h.
Lansing. A showing by Col Conkling OF the
corruption Of the Republican party and the dif-
ference between Grants professions and ao-
tions. was greeted with applaus = and he was
requested TO repeat the address from the open
cir platform. In reference 10 the rejection OF
Mr.. Cornell a. a candidate for the Govornorship,
Col ConkllnI said and why has Nr. Cornell,
OF bldtneless integrity lapul tu-tl, been cast
asidcf simply because he IA believed to BE- the
man Of senator Consiiug, the head and front -
Grsntis u In this state. | know something
about this man ConAltng l. uchter.l | have
known tim since he was haii an hour old. In
his boyhuod Eel ows often thought that they
bad whipped hn, but when tuey got home
their folks saw that they had ncen Gghting with
sOinebody. | believe that ABOUT the lltn Of No
vemoer the fellows that are now opposing Couk-
iug wiil look a. though t0ev hnd been nghling
some one. tApplsuscl 1nis man Conklins Is
h.rd 10 oent. HuVin, the misfortune to b, a,
yli'ncc ~ith hlni IN NV VI rs Il uuulic affairs,
do not shatb hi- counsel, nut, N ne /, tc,;en
In NCvcraoeG, shall be somewhat surprised"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-05
TIE ArROcITIEs IN BULGARIA.
MIR. John Fright Holding Enaiaud in Part
Responsible for Them.

LONDON, Sept. Sat large meeting
hGfipuR RaGpaalGs ls,st. night to .P5at"St John
Bright was read.
MIR. BRIGHT says It IA now understood through
out the world that England is the MAN, # not
the one supporter Of Turkish rule in iropc.
Had II acted win Russia and tue other powers,
II Is almost cert In tnat tho Seivi,p war would
not have occurred. But for ~ confidence
caused by the support OF Inglaud the
Turks wouli not have dared u commit tne
hOrrd crimes II whtrh th,y have been gui.ty
th Bulgaria. These crimes are NOT new. what
Is new, Is inst LIgiant cannot sc the
crimes until a news paper de crites them an an
EnElish Minister treats them as - small cr0uut
as common incidents Il war England should
clear Itself ot an partuer-hip IN tie interests
and policy oi lurnty. 1t Is - p|rtnvrsLlp ana go
Ces-afy TO cur interests, ana Cegfiues us ia TIE
estimation Of every Curistiau nation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-05
PAYING 7HE PENSIONERS.
Tho Scene In md Arnund the Agency on the
Morning Of Qdnrter-Day.

Morning Of Qdnrier-DaN.
Pensioners stood about the United states
Pension Agency AT Willlm street and Exchange
rlace, at ~ O'Clock on SUNDAY night yes
terday morning, when Agent Frank L. Howe
opened the ofiico ther number had risen to nearly
three hundred. Ihere were no women amODE
them, 1hoy were good -nutured and cndeayor-
ed to secure comfort for themselves. Si,ting On
the granite Steps, or the curh-stones, they nap
ped, or kept each other awake with talk. Some
IN de uiilows Of their coats. Al o'clock wo-
men came IN thrones, accompanied ny two wit
nos.esis TO identify. A. the men, nlso attend
ed hy Witnesses, mad already crow d1l mo tue
agency, il Mt- soon over iull.
H lore noon the attu0spuere or the Interior
was NOS and hai smelling, ana Mi Howe ana
his assislants. IN issuing cterbs uu"n the Sub
Irrisury. "A few ~ whom Neto young women
were tagged out AZ mli-dat chrch@ ial been
issued 90 more Than $40 men and "a women, ne
latter tnrlul ing WIDOWS oi soldiers ~ lslS
SAId an uni ar connected with the cnshing Of
tLe chrck la the ouu Treasury " if . o'IocA
th.- uurnin1 We hdd moro pensioners briur-
our Wiunnws thlni We could .upplS win cd-h
mo agency Nll he opened mt tiX o''lock M
the mOrnng unul tho tenth day oi pension
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-05
SCILPS WANTED.
A Movement 90 suspend Gem missioncrs Fow-
Ter and Adams from Once.

There is trouble brewing in Brooklyn
over the neglect Of Com mlssionors Fowler and
Adams to obey the orders OF tho Common Coun-
Gil directing them to obtain bids for tho compile
ton OF the Hampstead Reservoir dam. They
we're ordered 10 do the work at an expense of
$4,000, the money to be taken from any appro-
priate fund. The order was explicit that tho
money should not come from the extra $500 80
authorized by the Legislature. IL Is this very
extra sum that tho Ring want; and In pur-
suance OF tho design 10 get It, Messrs. Fowler
and Adams refused to recognize the leg sllty Of
any other fund, and employed counsel at their
own expense 20 nght their battle iu the courts.
The Mayor has construed this action as done
by tho bidding OF Kingsley. and 1t was asserted
yesterday that he intended to make 1t and other
causes OF compl int the b sis Of letter to the
Common Council tomorrow suspendina the
Commissi oners from ofilco. ard asking for their
removal. The plans were perfected last week.
Gen. Slocum, who, IN his wing OF the party Is
nHhtlnR Fowler, spent part of the week with
Mayor Schroeder at Shelter Island, "a did Cor
poralon Counsel Dewitt, who, exUeotiDg a re-
appointment, believes he can get IL IN the easiest
way by turning on the old Ring cotere. Fowler
got wind OF the scheme the last OF the week,
commune tied with Mclaughlin aud Kingsley,
and both OF these men hurried to BROOKLYN on
saturday night. Mclaughlin Yesterday started
his forces to prevent tho decapitatiOn, and II
was considered last night about AN even ques-
ton whether the topic would broached at all.
In connection with tie same plan n detective
was put IN the Board OF Ciiy Works through
Republican influence ns a clerk, and IL is aver
red that the information lie has given will be OF
service In framing the reasons for the removal.
II VIII take two-thirds vote OF the Aldermen
to effect the removal. The Democrats neces-
sary To make up this vote stand ready to Rive
the REQUISITE supnprt provided they are not
ceeds. nothing will be done al the meeting to-
morrow about the removal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-05
AMLALlILNIS.


MISS mlnhiN fH lntr III the -filo-tonllo
Drama Entitled "his-tu."
The preliminary sea on at the Brooklyn
Theatre wap opened last cNeHlus IS Miss AIM
uio Palmer whO Appeared IN what lhe play bills
called - new 5cyiu-CpHlo Drama, Entitled
hisses." Dosuito the rain thtre was good Au-
dience. evidently ycy kindly dspo-cd toward
The "Y iuuk American Acres" Tho sefio-
couIc drama had very little OF the comic IN its
c.pposltiun. aud On tAo contrary Wa II u very
gloomy, not sry funeroal cast. 1t embraced a
hat wife. "a wicNed son. poisoning case, trial
for murder and almost so"u"il scene
NuyI i.c lied Kisses" hy It's auin'r l. rather
d. IN .Ill To dottrnlnc, thCr6 not TONG any ulu-
MAJ mount Il 0-cui tion INDUCED m bN eilher
tie l.. r0ine ur her cole A. ues. Miss l. inner hhn
/. aid i,r last evening ln htr new venture Noul u
ana he.uiy, aud several pars 81 very p"ii5
slorhinq., nlcrly ui,pl yed, The audience
we've ples-ed vi y her. ana she WIS ssNeial
tunes sununns before tie curtain. ,Mesof-'
IA. B lhlups, Eben lhWpton, nnd Mllilan
A toun a 20 m q, nlln'iip N IN Mss Pamer,
win crodit 10 IT, 'maelyes Iho oih"r' IN
tue cast we're faiiy good. >" ses " may bo
ha at the hcYuhlyn lheat!o this week, and on
Saturday afternoon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-05
MIR. AND Mns y.NDHyELDE.
A Divorce suit bY Jewish Vito Against
her Mumnn Cnihulic llusbsnd.

About sixteen years ago in Paris, Victor
Antoine Yandeyelde married Juiia Gabrielle
Oppcnhoim, she being Jewess and he a Roman
Catholic. hclrsocis standing WAS ABOUT equal.
but he had large amount Of money and sho
was comparatively poor. Sho says that they
,;5sd toFether happlly Tor three or four years,
and then he deserted her and stayed away seven
yeAs 1hen hs returned dcsttutc, Rud she
provided fDr hlm. They nved happily aga,u for
several leais. Tnon he went a"aI a. sud
denly AS before, tnking tnoir children 60
Amcrica. ans sorond blow, hhe aaYs, CrlZcd
her, and Tor nueen montns sho was u an
as,llm for tho inshue. lie Oyering, she va. ap-
poinied bv ito FrencH Government Posiu stress
OF proyinci Il town, while huiaing tnat poai-
tiOn sne cores Duuded WITH tine + enrh Consul
In this CITY, ana le rncd that her husband " =
uying her, ana tuat hor CuilIreu were ia the
Proio osiant llalf Orphan Asylum. -old her
property for nhout 1850 r fncs came here an
Ma, last and began "a sur Tor divorce.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-05
FLAMES IN RoBOKES.
The burning OF Baumer's iiotci-A London
ttremau's Treatment.

ttreman's Ireutmcnt.
Capt. J. ID. Lampard OF the Market Fire
Brigade, London, saw flames In the fourth story
Of Baumer's Hotel, at Third and Hudson streets
yesterday morning. lie ran To tho police sta
uuu. ..u,"A tur serge nt OF the fect, 49,
locked up for giving false alarm; but scarcely
had the click Of the lOcS fastening his cell door
be, heard before the bella pcaled an alarm.
when the nremcn arrived the nro Il en-
welcomed the entire tcp of ,ae house. A CRY Of
hrlp VS. herd from the fourth story. and Nr.
Adoph Sucker ana his WIS ani TWO iushtefs
were rescued b. breWeu. he southern wa j.
tuinnicd on tHcrr en- cof Nr. Carsten Sienck
adioirinE, crusuiLg NJ the roof ana scttluE the
tuIdiue on tr.. At the asme itue Mr.. Ctrl
N-uler's dwelling ga II pk'l ltrrur0 cAuaht
Gre, ana was 6amagcd S-.uJl. NJ siercR'.
Te-I,S nee " s. dam-yed i.hnut 5000. TIE total
lu.s viii reach ne ..ly S60tp.
The houuhen pollc- w-re evidently at their
wis cad. George Nec.ier. % tseu. %, W ar
rested fDr attempting to cunb a lsdd,r. Cfpt.
LAmpard was released alter the aiasI was gwen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-05
sPARKs FRoM IllH rEAHGRArn.

DIR. TAYLOR the oldest PleshNtc' Ian minister In
hunlresl, uicd Yesterday murnlng ia 4 tii-uI.
Frank laylor, the yNunG m "a Wno was thoI
by Policeman Nulnsry N Pors Jrry5, on sunday morn
ilg died on Sunday niklt.
=. r. McCready, while distributing temperGnce
trncts IN Erghton Mass on saturday, NAs bNEgod Add
Sc eTely beaten by unhnIwu inca.
The committee on the preservation OF the Old
South Church. bOst on, have offered 10 pirchase tho
ground ON when church stands foc 100000 Tao
On.r will b. accepted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-05

The Rev. GEORGE h. Bacon Of Orange, n. j.,
son Of the Hcv. Dr.. Leonard Hacol. and well Know
tnrop u M promiuc0t connection Ni'h the BraoRlY
nerca aau mai Councils. NcrJ low ~ih c0asunDtlOl
lie mas siy IA M ptcach,nE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-05

HYDE PARK. sept. 4-Iho wreckcrs hlvs
noat,d tnc -, amer sulaysde W TO uycr TO sboul
ABREAST OF Fsopns IsiagI. Her how broken of. bu
Is th ucli that tl yOlTs elg uc. And cargo WiIi al
hN .Af.l INNuN NerNd.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-05
Weaker aud Weaker Day by Day.

Ats O'Clock last evening Commodore Vanaor'
bin was reported bJ hls physician as "no WORSE bat
tso hours iat,r he became very Iehilrs aud WAS un
abe TO sleep. llls atcneait sid tal ne WIS " re-
aud that urubaNA he would nave a Il ll~li. II lhr
been Anticipa iur several diis mat hniHch fcsr
"A. iuTh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-05
IOH<N NOliS.

pcrrs LorilArd has LouIat Vandalito for
Cs n''.
Itman A. HifcNcnck has SOIL the hternie-
cn sar tntoo1 10 ,h,r.,s NAll,a,s Ot AOn1-aA los
sl,nuO.
SmugRler. and not GnlIsmith Muld, AS re-
porird va, kaTlsAdcd VITA nJnc.s alter 40 Tseo an
Hartford.
the trotting marc Geneva has hoen purchased
hf A. i Palmer Tor spnrnO l In ia ClLy l4Otn s.
CVU. Oi Geneva ~ Y. tOr s. O1n.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-05
Vanderbilt l.. Buxtan's Death

Mr.. Vlnde.0lit l.. buxton died yesterday in
Eycrside, Conn. hs place OF sumner residence. Two
Year. ago he srcSen with apopleIy He Was nearly
e. years old he engaged IN the hour traoe,
snd later VAS secretary Of tue living sayrs- bank, ut
wacn he Nrs Uur of tAe Orisinaiurs lie nAs also me
OF te noOpOrsots ~ the lrlnS Lguk and tue Vlu nv
ng llge IAt -rance Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-05
sOMk WASHINGTON TOPfCs
selling 500. 900 Worth Of Old 0rdnu nee al
the Navy Yards.

WASHINGTON, seIt. 4-Conmodore Jefors.
Chief of Che Bureau Of ordnance OF the Navy Depart
ment. las awsried contracts for the purchase of old
ordnance material. cannon projsctiles Old pig lead,
q" q 4@seV Aa"s - y s 'if'ylout tho country.
Ind Ha,es CO. OF PAiladcphiA Mr. ltsi-, -sI..I
the highest biadrr Tor hl Gf!cts except "a hon, tor
which N,s r. AckuY and hayes 4 CO. were the nigh.
est niadCrs about tiOJu)O nurtu 81 old stores nj
material VIII ne disposed OF under these contracts. II
beng eeHcgA clearing out salt Of sucu stores IL ail
tie
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-05

This morning the GrAnl jury I The Hudson
Colaiy Cur, OF Ogcr aHA r,rmar Tor the tlll term
VIII oc s~orl Ia before Judg' Knapp IA Jets-J city.
Thc juror. wall ue askeI to llVel the chlrses pre-
ferrcd b. the p1trntce ot the Nnp,r Iight
tHmps4Y ~sHa't tue vll iio .rI oi MVrst, 80 ere
bguu.h - ii.ht ~ eva t.lt UtIufe tAt 81! llur
OoLrt. Tie commissioners NuO composed Nr tlt
b0aiI WA. be- cs4eh ~ 20 1qniL HnAt tAty ud N.h
tEe stI.b of t.r ctuiL ai was .Ftn t. "a IA TO
secure "a coatrse. Igr lsA,ins tIc u.pss pJr.0u OF
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The Co,ernm.nt on us Tra,eir.

WASuiNGTON, Sept. 4-S-cretary Cameron
sarico to.ni-ht for Harm .urs sccrcttry Robcson
wts I'm the CITY to-day hut iau tts evening for Lon9
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CrIcAGo, III sept. tho thirteen dis'illers
and rectners and Others known as the "nrst batch,
inciciea year ago last MAJ aud who gave their cY-
deuce o ths GoFcrnuient, were prIu-nt up m the
lDlt STALE, uurt tu,s oraihg ana alter hiitt prt-
seutslIs ot the FAC. by cOulsc "a thelr Och- Me'e
Qi.sA...cl.