davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-11-02


viii 90 rHr Laws Mas. cAnsoLt.-rAs last
vii and iss,Aysnt q th. late Mrs.. flsrsnes Pat.
ssrs"n csrreii vas admitted 10 probate 10 the
ofPhah' Court sfths city on Saturday last The
sili contains the folIo-ins begss.ss ss.eee @
her cousin Frank Bro~n 10 inve.i. ne interest 10
b. s.sls.sk , sssigxssis pr-.hyssrsss ehsSsh In
Carroll eou( yshsre abe ~as secss,omed 10 vor-
ship and ". Zoe graveyard attached 10 which
some q her, xarrst relatives are barred 10 her
cousin. sine Mordccai and Fvssk Bsesu. each
5000 10 ft1k Brown 10 invest. tS,eee. end 70
pay the intsfk % Florence Patterson MsrSisssi
on her reachif the age q - ysass, and when she
IL Is years thss she u % receive the ts,eee and
seerupg int.rst from nos until she arrives 81 the
age " n. Il evsat u her death before she
reaches Is. hssbrusher Randolph 20 be sabssitussa
in her place. Her sxecutsr are 10 be allowed
three years In ~hieh To pay the sbov. iegssies:
The wili bequeihs the furniture and hoasshoid
her mother sbsluisly. All the rest and residue
Of her estate len 90 Der husband aud mother
jointly for thfl respective lives, the Survivor %
enjoy aud heSlshe whoie during his OF her natural
lie. the heuss2sT North OhAFiss street 70 bs as
signed 10 her1hothsr ~ part % her half devised
b. the viii 81 81 . valuation. On the death Of
the last survi br the vill beqaeaths the property
% any child children the tsstatdx might leave.
Should there : no children the property 10 20 70
% her cousin Rmma Mordecsi aud fraak Brown,
er their heirs thare and share alike. n either %
them shculd dt their share 10 10 20 10 her cousin,
Alice Psstsrses Harris. The uiil. which is dated
April =, ISIS. sppoints her mother aud husband a.
co-exesussrs. With fsl power 70 cell Or Jesse. In
whole % In Pot, her farm 10 Springfield. 81 their
dissrciisns az 70 invpst tss precssas suhjsct 70
the lin Is.iossSf ghs vlii.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-11-02

Cold piercing winds and driving rains seldom
fall bring on . coash, cold o. hsrsessss 81 this
seasn. and DE-. Balls cough Syrup should be
kept every house. For sale BY IN Druggists.
rs Gems.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-11-02

jrs-Ths Iowa Democracy are so dI'gusted with
the result Of the late election in that state where
the Republicans carried everything, that they are
going 10 hold another next week, at which, as the
Republicans do not propose TO take any part, they
hope TO do better than they did on the sth Of last
month
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-11-02

~ President Hayes. by proclamation. has
hIed Thursday. November 2s,h. as a day Of
thanksgivias and prayer.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-11-02

GRANITE NJ. y. CnrncH.--The opening core
monies ~ the new Nc. y. Church, Granite, I'd dis
trset. took place at O'Clock p. m, on Sunday.
October 20ih. The great number attending could
nd find asmitiapce. Rev. DIR. Edwards, Presid-
ipg Elder Of the Bal,imorc circuit, was present
and delivered aad exeRllert disaonrse 10 which he
adyerted to the new edihee " which ihsy we're
worshiping for the first time. A. ths eorelasion
Of his remarks Rev. W. \. curley made = state
ment IL the financial condition of the church.
showing IL whole cost 20 be about two thousand
dollars, which had been reduced 50 far ~ 20 leave
only nm indebtedness of four hundred and hfy
dollars. A subscription was taken up al which
one hundred and hity eight dollars were realized.
leaving an actual indebtedness Of only three hun
dred dollars on the building. Rev. J. II. c. Dosh,
senior preacher Of the circuit, was also present.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-11-02

kscArs ASH Rs Admissions time ago otieer
fraak J. Stuart arrested . eolofed man named
John Robbins, Who lived si Chass's station, p. W.
ana D. railroad, on the charge ofindecent spe.ure
Of his person, Ae. He 10. bfoaght 90 Tovson-
town and amer having been declared insanes BY .
Jufy, vas cent 10 the aims house % an insane pau
per. About two seeks ago he escaped from the
aims hsase and returned % his hosne shsre he
eominencsi behaving In such . manner ss 90
irigh,en the whole neighborhood. lie wsnt about
With gun threatening 10 shoot people, and com
laid 18th officer Stuart on Thursday. when that
ofheer again arrested Robbins aud lodged him In
jail ~ Tou sontoun.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-11-02

ARArLn PInLIcO.-At the instance Of Mr..
John Merrymzh, lgesident Of the Maryland State
Agricultural Society. Mr.. J. X. Matthews, assist
ant engineer Of the Western Maryland Railroad,
has submitted plan, profile and estimate Of the
cost Of branch railway from the Western Mary
land Railroad 10 Pimiico, the total estimated cost
Of which will BE- s7.3ls.7s.
NJ. Matthew plan cootemplates o curve from
the Western Maryland track, clearing the north
east corner Of the grave yard of the n. u. church
aud crossing the Reisterstown pike 10 aud along
the west side Of Jockey Club avenue, crossing the
Pikesville. horse railway, through . corner cf
Parkhurst's property into Pimlieo, In the rear Of
tho gnnd,sxf<k- Stckey Club avenue 10 nos the
main public approach 10 Pimlieo. Condemnation
or private terms will DO necessary through land n
the curve and for right Of way over the Rsistsrs-
town pike. Il 10 calculated that twice the engi.
neers estimate will be necded-say total Of tl5,-
ooo--to build the branch and needed accessories
This II is proposed To do BY individual enterprise
irrespective OF either the Western Maryland Rail-
road, the Jockey Club or the State Agricultural
Association. Mr.. pfefryman IL sanguine that the
money can be hap, and that the popularity Of
swim and frequentltrain for ell the purposes Of
gatherings At rimIico viii pay good interest on
he Investment. =
---l-e
TouRsAnESr All cArros.--A tournament vas
held II Michael Adams hotel Cantoa, on Tuesday
afternoon, which Was attended by large number
Of people. Ten knights contended for the honors
aud prizes, uitIh the following result:
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-11-02

HaEJoHp Roam IrEss.-Bsrs ssd Nsbi.
Bssasf Fatal Aeeifsai-Fiss f=grsss@ssi. de-.
On Friday. October ?sth. barn aud stable on
the property q james Wheeion. Esq. 8. mile.
this roal. took ars from unknosn caass
and ~as entirely consumed. The Rslghbor. ~efc
promptly On hand "a render assistance bat could
4" nothing toward. saving the tuiliihss. The
property oecapiei by Capt. Cras
pn saturday last. tao brother named Archer,
living near Beiair. retaining frVm the city
With a load Of iumbsr "a q three horse saigon.
One a them. who "a. considerably undsr the In
suenes q liquor. ~As riding upon the -Agon. and
shcn near the entrance 10 Mr.. Mayors place he
fell from the wagon. one u the wheels q which
passei over his breast, crushing u terribly. lie
was conveyed 10 the Six Mile House aud Dr. v.
\. whiteford sent fof. Who pronounced the injury
Of very serious nature. Archer was removed 20
hi. home. Is miles ~ the road. where he died In
. fec hours.
Col. Harrison Adreon 10 having fine mansion
srectsi the farm willed 10 his three children by
their great grandfather, the late Mr.. Thomas
kelso. and when completed 70 Will aid much "a
the aitraetivene.s u the hsighborhood. The
property 10 located short distance above the ave
mile stane this rad.
The late storm did not 10 much damage In this
nsighboFhood. Several houses we're unroofed on
the rad within the city limits. sian.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-11-02
Charles w. Ridgely. Attorney, % st. Paul
Street, baltimore.

NHARLEs ". RIDGELY, ASSIGNEE. VS..
~ ALEXANDER p. GAw TT AL. IN he
CiSrai coHs' for BahiHor- '"HHiy-h Eqaiiy.
ORDERED by the Circuit Court for baltimore
county. this 9Th day Of October. ISIS, that the
sale made and reported by Charles W. Ridgely,
assignee of mortgage of the property mentioned
in the proceedings IN the above entitled cause be
Eauhcd and confirmed. unless cause 10 the contra.
~ thereof be shown before the i9h day IF
!Nor's'Jsr, ISIS. provided copy Of this order be
inserted in some Newspaper printed in baltimore
county, once in each IL three successive weeks be-
fore the 18th day 81 November. 1873.
The report s,aies the amount u sales 10 70
$3.50.
JOHN BACON, Clerk.
True coPy-Testi
JOHN BACON, Clerk.
Oct 26.-It.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-11-02

Mrs. Norris, wife Of Thos. Norris, living
near Black Horse. died suddenly on Sunday
morning October 18th. She was taken with
cramps in her feet and growing rapidly worse
died In two hours. She had been complaining
far several days but nothing serious was appre
hcudci as she was able To be about attending to
her household duties. She was 50 years Of age
and leaves two young children.
Some time ago John Marsh, who kent a
hotel at Westminster, sued Joan 7. Johns, q
wealthy farmer. living near Mantua MILL In this
county. for n bill. Afterwards Johns procured
the indictment Of Marsh ON the charge II PERJURY
but when the case came up for trial . stct was
entered by the state. Then Marsh brought suit
against Johns for libel, laying damages at SlO,-
ooo. aud the case came up for trial In the Circuit
Court for this county ON Wednesday. A large
number Of witnesses have been summoned and
the trial Of the ease will doubt consume several
days. Hon. VIM. =. Maulshy, Of Westminster,
aud u. X. Boarman and John I. Yeiott. Esqs
are counsel for Marsh, and Judge Mcrrick, Of
Howard county, II. V. II. Johns. Esq, OF Haiti.
more. aud VIM. irason. Esq. appear for Johns.
."frot Frank Stockey. = rope-walker.
made his appearance In TOwsontown on Friday
afternoon OF last week and showed the people
what he could do In the way Of walking a tigh.
rope. The rope was fastened TO large tree In
front 81 Urban's restaurant and from thence cx-
tended To the top Of the building occupied by J.
u. Hoe Co.'S store. where the other end was
made fast. The "rrof." then assembled and dc.
sccudcd with the greatest ease. assisted only BY
balance pole. After performing a number of
thrilling icats." which his small audience seemed
fully To- appreciate. he came down aud the hat was
passed aruand. The collection amounted 60 cx.
aciiy Sill. The prof" had intended giving
another exhibition at ni.ht, but A. the first one
''panned ont 80 poorly he concluded not TO give
another aud len in disgust. with the remark that
this was the - poOrc', place TO exhibit in he
ever struck
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-11-02
CIRCUIT COURT FoR BALTIMORE co.
sEPrENnER Term. 1873.

H. E,slass G,s.--. CA.sf J-as. Ne G.-s1.
i'si-ss. A..-s,s's J-as- Jew. Sps.,s, E.y,
.siais. Az "a. Bae~. E.7. cl.,t
Ns-l " HasfIs-zss- E.y lSA.-g
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-11-02

pl.ss. hss oyssvSss oyster .sioos ia esss.-sios
.i,h b. sasinss'. sai Ill - prepared g. ..r,.
aysiers IL every ssyis 81 shest nuties
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-11-02

Fnnv GAahENstLLl. lsra bi.rHIcT.-- "a S-s.
fty s..-t-y Nss.r.rs- Laap Erg.i..,@r Pr.
f-e,f.f Hss',-y.- fsa.f sunday cunning hAs
become al every sunday ocrurrvBce 10 the apper
par q oar district ani the sporsmsn e. unao-
issicl uu last sandy I "a toid q two pAr;ie.
uho ktiel ~ rabbits. forty robins ana other
birl' They have teen gunning for several san
day. o. the srca, annoy Ance u the neghbarhO,-i.
regarding nsifhsr the lass Of Goi o. viii
not our county police ami constAbis. pat . stop
g. tbs. \ former constable cut. I tod.
On last -unlay 40 lay hunting rabbit. when Ne
-. ~ Yficc 30 .if-i ant causcisnitsus tina,
h. u,aid arrs.; al the men and hoy. he could "a
tshins "a ~tsmmer. Run. Ne should nsw b.
made - pay The penalty 'fmssf
coal % Lamp exploded In N. house q W..
john Ms,l.nser. Z mile. On the Bslsir road. la,
Friday uight II. family sers ali down stairs Al
the time AMI bearing the explosion they
hasteuei % and calling the nsighbor. e. there
assistanrs succee.lei 10 sxtinguishins the aames
after most d the fsruiiafs uAs destroyed and the
Interior u the rsom. doors, Be. badly harmed
The house o, iasursd Ia Se Hartford County
MstsAi. sAieh Company ill repair the damage
., once.
4 protraete,i uestiHs commenced in catch, ".
D.. church n -andAy sscning last. 10 charge %
Rev X. X Murphy asd ksv. M shnnsr. They
haze also me Ia prog-~.. =, Camp Chapel ami
have aided several - the charrh Al the ay-
poin'ments "a the cifcal; will hold meeting. ia
successinn.
A. last -e have bal heavy frost ukich has
destroyed everything rsrishabls 'Au ice
Tge.lay morning a. thick a. ~tnios GAS
Gardener have had god opportunity this fall
O. get their sork done. N. A. Il.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-11-02


Georr. }. All El-srd s,orss. tr.lias .. 4
siaFcs suns - wm Gui@aa ease dsrkssst by
esasett AL JaiEasnt fsr pisinte ~ eoas..,isS
fof tYse. Fstriet Galiagker Jo.syA u aha
karearss D. Sssssrh ease Isrksssd b. esnssnt
ani judgment fur pislntissy eonf.ssion tf o.. ees
9th 'iay q ssssstien tiu February q. 1879
The Lsg CAtin p.fuahsHt b1iiains a..ociatloa
q Baiiiussrs city -. Hersss l.. sn4 Martha {
s,nglssar. 10 ~4ats. tee eases ssesVtlsa. o.
Eor'sAgess' report - sAle. oysFraled sha sale.
tnAiy ranssd and eunarnsa s.ms ~ Hear
! bAiy. 10 efaiiy sao~ytiohs "a morgagss', ~
pofi 4 81. o1ssrslsi All sal. ssslly rstssi. and
John D. cosrsy aPpeint~i 'pssiai ss4itsF 10 stat.
secpsni ~Ams ~. John ~aaaers. 10 sauiiy 81
esf'ien' % nor;sages'' report q sale ovsrrsi.I
asi sale tnaily ratissd. khtAbsth Bopp hy her
heti freed. hieholAs ". wa,kin,. ~ " ~
Ra@essr -. see q Harri. J cAihsa mstio.
q ,ifiks 80, entry u appeal DISMISSED % ssrsisd
AaEastzs y. LAKE. tkfes cAse. q selling iasor
On sunday plea q guilty confessed IN t.o sna
usvessef sns.i So and costs 10 eaek the third
s'sisi. ThomAs Kidd. assaait sdlsdssd rsity
asd anei o. ant es-,s niece. JoAh.on, eolsted.
l.resny Pies q hst guilty tisi ao4 "a pTi.oasr'.
sAds'ii eass removed 20 the Criminal caar u
Baltimore city
c. Bahn siiaglss ". Martin HehIhsin cas-.
dccksist b. eoassnt sni isdsmsst fst plainus ~
eonfssss"a ne slice. RYAN Davis y. salsfhisl q.
Co.'s es.s dseksssa by csns.nt and lsasn.nt fer
plaintiff BY csnfss.ion Zoe go 81. dso Williams.
es'ofet. lssrshy verdict guilty. snd prisessr SEE
tsneet 10 the peniisntiary for II menths Martin
hsanssi. lsrrsny verdict "a, guilty. Daniel
ksllsr, .eliisg haaor % Sunday lt.o eases. plsa
Of guilty eenfs.ssi and trsssr.sr kasi s2e and
costs IN sAch.
warner smith. eoiOr~d, secesssry N robbery bs.
fore the last; verdict ~ not rsilty. sane ae-ss.
s"Fy :" rsheesy amer the fac, sos guilty.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-11-02
r. r. Boarrnan. Attorney, To-.op,own.

nEORGE W. LONGLEY 1T Al. vs. BEN.
VI JAMIN LONGLEY 1T Al. "a he circuit
CoHrf f.s BahirsoTs teaag--fs EgHay.
ORDERED By the Cirrait Court Tor Baltimore
coaniy. ihi. 22d las VI October. ISIS that the
sale made and reported BY Rober; Il. Boarman,
Trustee, for the sale 4 the property mentioned IN
the proceeding in the shove entitled cause be rat
IDOL and confirmed unless cause o. the contrary
thereof he shown On Or hsfp-e the 10th day 81 No.
vesbcr. 49,. provalcl copy u this order be in
ssrsi IA some nsNsrafef printed in Baltimore
cosnfy. once 10 each q three successive seek.
hef,rs the Igth day ol NaSvmbsg. Is5s.
The report states the anpun; q sale. 20 be
g. 200.
JpUS BACON. Clerk.
True Cops -Tci
JOHN BACON, Clerk.
Oct .s-it
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-11-02

ELECTION -rrERyf~.Hs FaR BAL-fHoHE Cor~rY.
-Jltge Hagh /. Euad has appointed. o. the ~
-.lflfnrr iafian g chic! Supervisor - Morn.
Bond. the f.liosins aitei states supervisors &
ei~st.an Or Baltimore comfy. the 4 and 18th
district 4 the county being the afth conxres.
iaaa district and the other district. being ia The
.-roni raus-v.sianai district. The ar; name.l 10
each precinct ga Democrat and the second a Re.
psbiican. a. fliiass
Ter b..f-.r- Fret precinct. Warren u >adtler.
q. Irsias Ditiy second precinct. William Gittssf.
lillian Eeu.se~
eai B,.'-.-r-John Crooks J " Ha,lup
Sd Bi.fr,sf-Fir.t precinct; Jane. =. Hooper
ksF abhean second precinct Theodore ,. Siack
Republican Third pr-cinci. Wm A. Hook. Jane.
7. GsiscnIafcr
"a D.s'Sist-john " lore, George iinxing
5h bi.'-irf w HAN 6. Sparks. John o
-hamburser.
SCI D,.'0-'-Rsber; Kerr. Henry wilhslm.
~ D,.'s'-'-sseond Preoinct GsorEe Elliott.
Conrad Tafnbas,h,
sfb D.r,e'-Firrt precinct. WIN. barnes John
" Msrryman second pfscinet, rriAh Cas.ey.
Caleb A. stains.
S's bisi0e'- firs; pT.einet, Patrick Gallagher.
EtwAfi Hare .-eahd prscinsi. joseph Jsoksn..
WA. " banessr laird precinct; Jane, {. Iaf
mon. John p. Porter
loh D'ts'e'- William 7. Perlus. William
Throagh.
iliA D,.'r'e'- Firs, precinct. Benz. y. Foard.
George II Riley second precinct. Walter I.
Ailrnlsr. benjamin p. Taylor.
l2k D,.'risf-First precinct. Thomas Todd.
Wm. Button Second pre-iact. Wilm0; johnson.
ChArss 4. Mace Third precinct, WIN. Luir
Vim. u. Councilman.
1874 bi"s,,i-w. u. Chandler, Republican.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-11-02

and Ne. Ellis ths iosr,h pfi... . zip Amer the
tourney the queen % love aud beauty vas crown
ed BY the successful knight. and festivities uers
kspt mp during the evening.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-11-02

-, m - =. a.
nA'Vh.h, oIh pN,sicI.-hh uH'aroTy
AgaiTI nseoeertHy-Larg. 'syefdSts-Ihs Agri-
eMu"'m -f'0nf'cat-LHeraTy-W Aai an
he.o'@,s AoHarcAy has Done, 6e.-Everyth.ng
y, .1'eIa,,y que. ~ inc upper hnd ~ THIS time.
wehaVs nad considerable commotion IN the neigh
borhood during the past month, but ~ all the
parties interested were bound over to keep the
peace, tone OF them spending several day.h Fort
"orthingtcn, IN your town. and as the diAcultics
were OF such nature a. TO become disgusting 10
most OF our citizens. have not thought u worth
while TO send the particulars. -
Mr.benneh U. HoshaI 10 improving ahd VIII
be about again In few days.
Mr. Z. j. kirschncr's mother-in- law-Mrs. Big
ger--has been suffering with dropsy f,r several
weeks anu but little hope Is entertained Tor her
recovery.
The storm OF last week. though quite severe, did
but little damage IN this section beyond blowing
down fences.
Our farmers are now busy husking corn. The
crop Is fair one, but the present prices for pro-
uuce ot all kiuus give lurlncrr very Uttlc cncOur
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-11-02

PRoPEnrr sALE.-f. W. Bennett a Co.. aue.
tioneers. sold on Wednesday fsr Messrs. Thales
A. Linthicum and Arthur W. Machen, trustees,
~ acres of land. With brick mansion hoass and
other buildisgs, called whitehail, on the old
Frederick road, near 81 Jsssphs Monastery, Bal
timore county purchased BY Charles J. Hull Coz
ale.2oo.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-11-02

Goth. John Thomas was found On the public road,
near Middle River Station. In an insensible con
dition lie was taken 10 the house Of his brother
near by. where he died IN a short time. III. death
resulted FROM natural causes.
few days ago Mr.. William Milkerson. Who
live. near ROssville. me, with painful accident.
| liz va returning from Mrs. A,her's with a load
oi coTu. when he attempted 90 mount the saddle
horse while the team vas moving. The horse
made a sudden start causing Mr. Wilkersun O. fall
/ when ouc 4 the wheels - the wagon passed over
b. fo-t, tnA'hins It terribly.
/ Last week storm was very severe In this
iion. the Wind blowing perfect gale. causing the
,ie IN tie rver- O. rise rapidly To unusual
height The chimney AMI part Of the roof q
| John smith. selling we're bloun "a. aud other
| damage resulted from the high Wind.
The late rains have mellowcl the groand and
farmer. are nov able O. - IN With their fall sofk.
| Before a.. rains thu earth ~as AZ, And hAri
that al hei ~ork hal to be suspended
| nambef q Improvements are going On In the
| cishborhooi Roher, nraHisr has erected ssry
nies isellins while J " uirich Ia. put up a
very aue barn. J. 4. sheridan 1, Greeting haili.
ias Al this place IN ~hich be propose. to coniac,
store
| Will luck are commencing g. pu, in an AZ
pearanc-. aso the stoftsinsn In quest ofthstu
| Mrs. Hattie johnson. hsing on CaFruii's Island
whie standing On the porch oi the i~cillng iew
day az. leaning against the railing. The railing
/ gave say. cAu'ins her 90 fall c0nsiaerabls 81,
iAnce O. the ground, injarng herself qai,s
| rainfli.y
Almost anv Sunday the euan;y oeicers could
/ hnd sunday gunner. ia the neighbeFhooi q Ball
\ Neck At the head - >tansbafy's Cresk The
I shooting can BE- PLAINLY hesri from this place
Ebsgerer 2 church contributed a.. 80 g. the
/ ss.i1- fever 'uacrers 81 the -outh.
NJ Jame' ilushs. hait~o a.h -sir' demolished
! by the late storm.
The Aii~. . Ebenetsr church renteut iat,
I haihns an OYSTER supp~r Aboai the Asiils .
I Nos ca beg
NJ We.icy Wilsou met pith painful Acciisnt
teu iays 49, Whils asseniing the step. q
I u his ouibuiidinxs he slipped and fen over .
4 barrel hHruns hisnssll cuHsa 1csably
W. eHpenen0ed very heavy frost On Tuesday
I .fning & this SEEK. X
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-11-02

Tnlrvrs ~ snE fiRsr Dissnscr.--0n Sunday,
Oct 10Th, thief stole the wheels Of wagon be.
longing 10 Mr.. John Meyers, living 1t Grry's Fac.
tory, on the Frederick pike. The wheels were
nee ones aEd cost $50.
On the same night pair ef shafls we're stolen
from wagon belonging 10 Mr.. William Pierpont
who lives near Mr.. Meyers.
On Monday night following the above, tws
hives Of bees we're stolen FROM Mr.. Chas, Reynolds
Up the SEINE psighborhood. There 10 no clue u
the perpetrators Of the thsits;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-02
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

,afIkCS1MOND STUCK EXO6ANcE.
issa "WEDNESDAY, May 1. 1878.
sALEs.-3o0 Virginia consols at 60; 1000 Vir.
ginia. new, ut 49, ..a - y.
a ,a;s SStd-1H9oS Sid
ginia consois, new. 81 bid, 81 asked; Tirgn1 fund
able, 20 bid: Virginia deferred. AZ bid; virginia
co comp on sas BID. ssS asked luz 'aAfe's''a'e
CIV observation-disclosures city S's, 117h bid
R ia ely ss loa bis g.. Peters5arg city
ser % sss 3D. 81 asS Rea
Railroad BoTds.-Virgfnia Central Railroad nrst
mortgass 6's, J. ana j.. 100 bid Virginia Central
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad third mortgage
sts, J. and IL, 94K bid; southside Railroad second
side Railroad Ijird mortgage preferred SIS, j. and
j., 81 bid; Petersburg Railroad FIRST MORTGAGE s's,
J: and j.. Boy big. 80 asked; Petersbug railroad
and Petersburg Railroad first mortgage s's! j. and
D., 100 bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
0fS s. and ss s
mortgage rs. j. and d.. 81 bid; Richmond and
Danville Railroad consolidated 6's, NJ. and n, II
bid; Piedmont Railroad first mortgage Ss. A and
o., 81 bid; Richmond. York River and Chesa-
asked.
Canal Bonds.-,James River and Kanawha Canal
first mortgage 6's, Nj. and N, so bid, so asked.
Railroad Saskatchewan. Fredericksburg
S
six per cent. guaranteed. 100 par, so bid: Rich-
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad seven
o
Bank Stocks.-National Bank Of Virginia, 100
par, so asked; Union Bank Of Richmond, SO par,
43 asked; Merchants and Planters Savings 25 par,
1S4 bid
INSURANCE companies.1virstniaF Fire and sla,
bic, so asked; Virginia Home. 100 par. 103
asked; Merchants and Mechanics. 100 par, SO
bid 90 asked; City, 100 par; 7sH BID etd.n.,, ,,o
puny nj 90 par, rs bid.