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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-04-28
THE sEGZN.
BEL AIR, FRIDAY, APRIL 9s, 1875.
Religious Services in Bel Air and Vicinity.

SUNDAY, APRIL go, 1876.
Methodist Protestant Bel Air 1Ol% A. NJ,
Carmel, 3 =. NJ. w. NJ. Straycr.
Providence, 1913 A. NJ. Union Chapel, p
NJ. 5. q. Bacchus.
.APpointmcats-M E. Church, South, West llar-
ford Circuit, April30. Dublin, 1917 a. III Tab.
ernaele, So P. M. Rev. j. w. Steele, Pastor
Protestant Episcopal st. Mary near Emmor-
ton, II I'm, Rev.W f. Brand. Trinity, Church.
Grace Church, Darlington, 81 p. M, Rev. E. A.
Colbum. Grace Chapel, Hickory, at ! a.
m. Emmanuel, Bel Air. AZ p. m. Rev. s. II.
s. Galaudet.
Presbyterian Bel Air, II A. m and ~ p. m,
and Fallston, 3 p. m, every Sabbath day. Rev
Ed: Flnney, Pastor. Sunday School at the
Bel Air Church, at 81 O'clock, a. M, and at the
faliston, Church att p. m, every Sabbath day.
homgn Gathottc.mSt lgnatius, Hickory, every
Christian March.-Dr. J. b. Crane, Pastor
Services every first day at 1913 a. m.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-04-28
PUBLIC Local LAW
Relating to Hartford County.
Enacted January Session, 1876,
PUBLISHER By AUTHORITY.
CHAPTER IFS.

An Act to amend Section one hundred and
thirty-iive, of Article 12 of the Code of
Public Local Laws, title Hartford coun-
county, subtitle Sheriff, as amended
and ic-enacted by chapter twenty four
of the Acts passed at January session,
1874, ard lC-tnact Tie same with
amendments.
SECTION /. BE Il enacted 6y tic General
assembly Of Neayland. That Section one
hundred and thirty.iivc, Of Article 10 of
the Code of Public Local Laws, title IIar-
ford county, subtitle Sheriff, us amend
ed by chapter twenty four Of the acts pass
ed at January Session, 1874, be repealed,
amended, and re enacted So as to read as
follows:
Sec. 1856. He shall be entitled to receive
lorty-tive cents per day for boarding each
prisoner confined in said jail
SEC. 2. And be it enacted, That this Act
shall take effect from the date of its pas
sage.
Approved 25th March, 1876.
We h,reby certify, that the torgoing is
correct copy of an Act of Assembly passed
January Session, 1876.
MILTON Y. KIDD,
Chief Clerk of the House of Delegates.
AUGUSTUS GASSAWAY,
ap91 Secretary of the Senate.
The New York herald., 1876-09-18

wafer II became necessary to follow the dip OIL
the rock in the grade OF the radiating tunnels As
consequence the leakage through the rock seams and
through detective Joints in The dam accumulated at the
part the tunnels arhest from the shaft To obviate
this lines OF pipe connected with the main pumps were
laid through each heading and the water was pumped
out and lifted over the dam into the East River.
So Detimes the roof rock was SO tbinly lamuated
and faulty its texture that had 10 be wedged 10 So
against leakage. The thin. bridal ve
falls OF water that through the workings come
parts Of the excavation than IN others.
No heavy charges could be used In the blasting ope
rations account OF the tremendous vibration trans
mitted through the rock mass and the comparatively
slender supporting columns, which might further open
the seams In the roof
Standing in the tunnels during the explosion OF even
the smallest blasting charge the effect very np
parent the whole surroundings Waves Of air,
strong enough stagger not expecting the amos
pherc shock, passed through the galleries, and mado
the solid walls Of tho great cavern vibrato with
their force.
The heart has been Of HaIlet's Point Reef by
slow degrees. beaver gnawing at the trunk OF a
gsnt oak could not bc patient and perseveripg
hollow out OF the rocky II digging grave
for the Of He'll Gate in It's own bowels for the
rcsul; OF the coming explosion Will be collapse OF the
reef instead OF y scattering OF its debris
The cuts Nos. and give a perfect illustration OF
the details Of plan OF blasting the reef into pieces
which win bc subsequently dredged grappled from
the river bed
The primer shown sketch No. 3, Is o cylinder Of
brass with bottle shaped neck. 1t will be hlled with
dynamite and In the charge will be inserted explod
ing cap filled with illuminate OF mercury and attached
The New York herald., 1876-09-18
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was TO surround the selected with substan.
Ial Golfer dam to exclude tho hik- tides from the
cavation. The surface Of the rock Itself forms
very reliable foundation for this structure
which Is puilt OF stout framing, lined win
plank on the inner side ana flied with
well kncadcd puddle clay, render IL perfectly
very great that really the Golfer dam
tain only moderate pressure and the strength OF the
work Is intended as protection against injury bv ac
cidenial COLLISION by steamers or small vessels scows.
&c, as much MS 10 exclude the tdewaer When
the Golfer dam completed the work OF
sinking the shaft commenced and progressed
until the level OF thirty-nve feet below low
water line reached. This initia. operation
attended with little difficulty because the
work was dry any little leakage from the dam above
being easily overcome by the powerful pumps
s,antiy nj work draining he excavation The strain.
OF the rock itself which only htio Oh the
perpendicular, favored the rapid prosecution OF the
work by Offering little difficulty TO the blasters and
giving large results from each hole nred Therefore
the delicate operation Of underwriting not begin
until The headings were commenced.
THE HEADINGS AND GALLERIES
When these were being Gu; the almost caution be-
necessary TO insure against sudden rupture of
the lannatcd root rock by the shocks IRON The blast
the heading varied tho latter dvcrgcd from limo
Of the former, and consequently the had be
carried on with the most careful regard TO
the conditions that presented themselves in
progress OF the tunnelng the survey OF the
lace proceeded, care being taken TO keep advance
the Interior surfaces OF the excavation. In the begin
ming of t.c work heading cut in distance
without due regard being paid 10 The suriacc
slope OF the rock overhead and
anenty much taken away from the roof
volume place, and n sign Of weakness
manifested itself IN nm alarming form. IL became
necessary build solid shield OF masonry against the
shell OF rock TO support H. and thcnccforth no
advance was made with any of the headings
without n previous careful exploration OF the
rock ahead AS the rect shcved away into deep
The New York herald., 1876-09-18

be termed Tho root Of tho projecting mass un-
touched. But in the OF Haletrs Point Reef the
soiidy surface the deded the Efforts OF the
engineers 70 shater IT, by heavy charges OF
100 pounds of nitro that other plans had
be devised for its removal The attempt surface
drill the reef equally unsuccessful because Of the
difficulty OF mooring the drill Ia the
current which mornentarily varied in forco
and even In direction Surface drilling
only succeed in reasonably smooth water,
because the action OF the drill requires careful ad
trated and the preservation OF the mechanical sfotu
quo while the drill perforatng to The required depth
Any movement Of the drill scow would necessarily
alter the direction OF the boring iron, and In
stead Of cutting q deep hole into the rock
II would receive only . series OF punchngs
distributed over more less wide
OF surface The plan OF sinking shalt and tunneing
under tho rock from the shore side finally adopted
having proved successful In the Of the Bios
Rock In San Francisco Bay, California and being
in principle the same operation, though smaller
scale, as that bv which tho mines in Cornwall have
been carried far out under the sea.
II s unnecessary repeat here the history Of tho
progress of the Hallets Point excavation, which has
been already given in iul! IN tho HERALD II Will bo
Interesting however TO note some OF the dficu-
ties overcome by the engineers In pushing the head
,nss deep water and in connecting them by
means Of the transverse galleries The general plan
OF the workings by which the OF the reef has been
removed leaving only thin shell OF rock sustained by
the columns 10 support the superncumbent mass Of
water, is shown in the annexed cut. No. 2.
SHAFT AND COPPER
The first after the selection OF
the site Of the main SHAFT which the summit OF
the reef north OF old Fort Stevens and close shore
The New York herald., 1876-09-18

by wires the exploding battery Between The ends OF
the wires that the cap Is small piece OF fine
platinum wire which, during the passage OF the electric
spark. viii become heated TO ncarGcsccncc ana viii
explode the illuminate.
Tne primer will be inserted at the end OF the blasting
hoc that filled with the regular cartridges shown
In the cut No. I.
The primer VIII alone receive the fire from the cap,
the concusson pf its explosion will be sui1cisnt
instantly explode The cartridges, which nod with
nitro-e iyccrne dynamite and other equally powerful
compositions Each primer will be connected by the
wires with the battery and all VIII receive the spark
almos, within the same fraction OF second.
Thus a smuli aneous explosion Will IN many
thousand holes and the great rock columns and the
root will dissolve as II wore, into small frng.
mcnts at the same moment
The grandeur OF the design and tho marvellous
ability displayed Ia It's execution VIII ind ntting
climax ia the tremendous burst OF Ore that will anni
hate Haett's Point Reef
The New York herald., 1876-09-18
HOW THr. woaks LOOKED YESTERDAY.

Hell Gate wore forlorn and dreary aspect ycsier-
day The drcnchng rain kept away all visitors. and
tho extra wacbmen detailed tor duty about tho place
found thcir positions sinccurcs and soon went home.
Tho good-humored Tcuton who dispcnses beer and
other refreshments just outside tho grounds said he
had never known so dull days business, and
night arrived became so depressed that ho closed his
saloon within the enclosure the only sign OF activity
apparent was the slender jet OF steam when marked
where the engineer at the bottom OF the SHAFT leaned
over his troiess pump. Tho effect OF the urbucncy
OF the river TO make the water lnd ITS way
IN greater quantities through the crevccs Of the
roof and that combined with the quactuy of
ram which descended through the shaft neccssitate1
The working OF m extra pump two OF which are always
kept In readiness for emergencies. Captain James
Mercur, engineer in charge OF thc works under General
Newton. hand during the day Indeed, this
gentleman is out OF sight OF tho shan except
while he s sleeping Seated in the little she'd perched
the extreme brink Of the excavation, and which is
used Office he was found alternately scanning an
outsprcad drawing OF the work and gazing mejtatveiy
through the window upon the drcary scene before him.
The New York herald., 1876-09-18
TWENTIETH REGIMENT VETERANS.

Tho Veteran Association OF the Twentieth regiment
Of New York Volunteers celebrated the annivcr.
sary Of the battle Of Antictam last night al
aud Eirdgc slrcets Two long tables, stretch.
ing room on the third floor OF the building, were
laid and about 100 who had passed through tho
battles and suffered the hardshps OF the two rst years
Of the down nj half past eight o'clock enjoy
themselves tell tho od. Old story DER agan Of dangers
past and to recall tie memories OF many an old COM
ratio left on the battle field The walls OF tho room
decorated with American shields, which were
inscribed thc names OF the a.lcn heroes OF tho
regiment There were also number OF shiclsa
which the battles which tho regiment
Hampton, August 7, 1861; Iiattcras. August
~. lsoi, Norfolk, May o. 1862: savage Station,
June 20, 1862; White Oak swamp, Juno 80 1862 South
Mountain, September H. 1867; Aniiciam, Soptenbcr
second Frcdcricksburg. Nay 3. 1863, and Mays
Heights. May I, 1868 Captain Henry kiobcr
presided over the meeting and opened the pro.
cccdngs with neat spcech thanking all
their fellow comrades THIS was drunk standine ard
IN silence. The Veterans singing society then sung,
at Is the Lords own Day" Mr. Joseph Ungcr spoke
to the toast, IAN the Veterans OF the l.at0 war; aud
this was drunk with what Is called the sa.amandcr
nccomp paniment, which consists OF certain winding
OF tho glass around tho table and raising u Ia
tho lips with one, 'wo three movement
the proposcr giving the time. There wns
piece OF defamation, ''The Old War Horse" by Mr..
Emil Montoux and Another song. ''Eccc Guam Bonuinv
by singing society The toast, ITO the Veterans of
by Commander Thurges, and then a .syouns
veteran eight years OF age, rcctcd ''rho
Flag OF our Union" After tho regular pros
gramme got through songs and speeches occupied
OH parted with orders to meo again On the
18th Of September lS7I
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Everybody is anxious to lend tho
man something who does not want
to borrow anything.
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J.F. MCMaster & Co,

Would call tho attention of the
public to their full Stock of Fall and
Winter Goods which they are offer.
ing at greatly reduced prices to suit
the times,
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Tho intensely poctical editor of tho
Austin (TcX.) Bcvoillo describes a
recent gorgeous sunset in thnt
'viclnlty as resembling q ripo'pump-
KIN wrapped in tho American luu
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A schoolmastcr said: IT nm like
honc,-I sharpen number of
hiad"s, but wear myself out in
doing it,"
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The saying that "thcre is moro
p'ra"'T" in giving than receiving"
is supposed to refer chiefly to kicks,
mouicinu md advice.
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
AT ]. 0. BOAG'S
DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS
AND MILLINERY BAZAAR.

lNROM now until first Jan. 1876 MILF.
- merry embracing lntrst styles Of Hats
and Bonnets. Ribbons, flowers, Fsrnthcr
of all kinds, wells. illusions, silks notts
vclvets, grapes, ornaments &c. a
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-03-08

~ modern ossayist tlciinos "gos,
fip l." 10 tho "putting Of two and
,w" t,oSothor and making ivo of