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The young man Neiher, arrested
yesterday charged with malicious
mischief in removing a portion of
the University fence to make room
for the passage of his wagon loaded
with wood for the University board
ing house, was acquitted this after
noon by the jury. The case was
tried before Justice Snyder.
LATEsT:--The latest from Johnson
is that he left Tacoma for Portland
on Wednesday morning. He telei-
graphed his wife here, that "the
baggage is all right; take the steam
er Dakota for San Francisco" Thus
we glide.
, 1878-07-13
Notice to Creditors.

Estate Of Daniel McNasters, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given by the undersigned.
~ Administrator of the estate of Daniel
McEas rs. deceased. to the creditors of. and
all persons having claims against the said de-
ceased, to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers. Within twelve months after the first
publication of this notice, to the said Admin
istrator, at the store of Glore X WLnder, Seat
tie, W. T., i'll the county of King.
C. SHOREY,
Administrator
, 1878-07-13
From the Daily of Friday.
Commerce of the Sound.

NOIIt1ftSfSO ~ si'O
Mr.. Builinch, Keeper of the Dun
geness light house, furnishes tEt
IArgus a correc. list of the vessel.
passing that point during the yeal
ending Jan. 80, 1878: For quarter
ending Sept. 80, II: ships, %; bark.
127: brigs, s; schrs. 81; sloops. 8
stmrs. 1875; total, 419. For quarter
ending Dec. 81, II: ships. II; barks
ia; brigs, 8; schrs., "a; sloops, 10
stmrs., 12O; total, 363. For quarter
ending March 81, rs: ships, 90
barks, 81; briggs, 5; schrs.. 80, sloops
Is; stmrs., 12l; total, 33S. For the
quarter ending Jan. 30. rs: ships,
20; barks, 1O3; brigs. II; schrs., S4
sloops. 3; stmrs., Isl; total, 3S4
Total for year: ships. 50; barks, 431
brigs, 80; schrs., 355; sloops, H.;
stmrs., 557. Grand total for year.
1.504.
DANGEROUS RocK.-A few days
ago submerged rock was discover
ed by the surveying party of Capt.
Cuts, near Evans Point. just above
the narrows, which has probably
been passed over by every steamer
that runs on the upper Sound. The
rock is in sixteen feet of water, with
in about 1G0 feet of the shore line
(low water) and at extreme low tide
is covered with only about three feet
of water. It is noG known to any
captain on the Sound, we believe,
and it is a marvel that no boat has
been wrecked upon it. The report
of its discovery almost took the
breath of some of the steamboat cap
tains, as they thought how serenely
they had been skimming over it
Tacoma Herald.
One of the few discoverable uses
of Indian wars like the one now go
ing on in Idaho is the extension OF
popular knowledge of geography.
French Johns Ferry, Sucker Greek
road, the Sheep Ranch, Parade Val
ley, Kemley's Store, and other local
ities, till lately unheard Of, now de
velop into places of Importance, and
divide our wondering admiration
with Tin Doy. Capt. jim, Pocatello,
Sarah Winnemucca, Sandy Otter
Beard, Sam, Tygee, and other red
men and women TIL lately unknown
to US. Thus we live to learn.
THE OLYMPIA. The favorite
steamer Olympia arrived here at 4:3O
o'clock yesterday afternoon and had
quite an enthusiastic reception, a
large crowd being down on the
wharf, and salute being fired. She
is in splendid condition, and is the
largest and safest steamer ever put
on the route, and will undoubtedly
be the most popular one. She is
under command OF Capt. George
Wright, and will make two trips a
week between Victoria and Olym
pia. She wn again on
. IS o'clock.
e following in the San
aicle of the 7th
, 1878-07-13
CONSUM PTION
Positively Cured.

All suffering from this disease that are anxious
to be cured, should try Dr. Kissner's Celebrated
Consnmptive Powders. These powders are the
only preparation known that will cure Con-
sumption and all disease of the throat and
Lungs-indeed, SO strong is Our faith in them.
and in order to convince you that they are no
humbug, we will forward to every sufferer, by
mail, post paid. FREE TRIAL BOX.
We don't want YOUR mol.ey until you are per-
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your life is worth saving, don't delay in giving
hese POWDERS trial, as they will surely cure
you.
Price. for large box. So 90. sent to any part Of
the United States Or Canada by mail OH receipt
of price
Address,
ASH & ROBBINS
eddy 36O Fulton Street. BROOKLYN n.
, 1878-07-13

e following in the San
aicle of the 7th.
, 1878-07-13

A Bishop Of the Church of
England recently died IN Cana
da, at the age of ll9 years. He
was the father OF eleven chill
dren, eight of whom were born
at four births. One of his daugh.
ters also had two pair of twins.
, 1878-07-13
sum mons.

In the District Court of the Third Judicial
DistI let Of the Territory Of Washington hold
ing terms at the city of Seattle, i'll and for
the counties of King and Kitsap.
Maria Hitchcock. plaintiff, VS. Henry Fitch
cock. defendant. Complaint filed in the corn-
ty of King. in the office of the Clerk CT said
District Court.
The United Sta IS of America send greeting
to Henry Hitchcock. de!eddant:
You are hereby required to appear in an ac-
tim brought against you by the above named
plaintiff, in the District Court of the Third
Judicial District OF the Territory Of Washing
ton, holding terms at 'he city of Seattle, in the
county Of King for the counties of Ring and
Kitsap, ard to answer the complaint filed
therein, sixty days exclusive of the day of
servicel after the date of this summons, or
Judgment by defanlt viii be taken AGAINST you.
according TO the prayer of the complaint.
The said action is brought to obtain de-
cree of divorce from Henry Hitchcock upon
the grounds of neglect to provide fer his fam
lily.
Witness the Hon, J. II. Lewis, Judge of said
Court. and the Seal thereof. this 27th dav
H. s. of June, :. d. 1873.
JAMES SEAVEY, Clerk.
by II. ANDREWS. Deputy,
Thomas Burke, flaintif'S Attorney. jun2o-et
, 1878-07-13
Probate Notice.

In the Probate Court Of King County, Wash
ington Territory.
In the matter of the estate Of William Row
land, deceased.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned,
by an order Of the Probate Court Of Rir.
County, Washington Territory. made and
tered Oh The eth day Of June, A. D.. 1875
appointed administrator of the estate T., " IL
lam Rowland, deceased, late of said county.
All persons having claims e-,aiust the said
estate are required to present the same with
the necessary vouchers within one year from
this date to the undersigned at the office #
Mcknight Leary, in Seattle, III said 81 aA,.
If such ciain,s be not pfeseatei within one
year they will be barred by law.
E i. MARSHALL,
administrator as aforesaid
GcNarght Leary.
attorneys fer adInini-trgtar
Seattle " p In.s q fs79 je.5-5w
, 1878-07-13

attorneys fer adIniHi-trator
Seattle. " p In.s % fs-9 iet5-5w
, 1878-07-13
r.lS EPILEPSY,
FaIlingN Sickness

PERMANENTLY CT sD-NO HUMBUG-BY
One Months Usage Of DR.. Gouara's celebrated
Infalliable Fit Powders. To convince sufferers
that these powders 7sill do all we claim for
them, we will send them by mail. post p"id,
Free TRIAIePox. hs DR.. Goulard is the only
physician th&t hasseyer made this disease a
special study, andja as to our knowledge thoTs-
ands have been permanently cured by the use
these Powders. I'VE will guarantee permanent
cure in every case. or refund you all money
expended. All sufferers should give these
Powders an eArly trial, and be convinced of
their curative powers.
Price, for large box, So 90, or boxes for
$40 90, sent by mail to any part Of the United
States or CaDada on receipt price, or by ex-
press, c. o. u. Address.
ASH & ROBBINS,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-08-17

es~ Not many q cur readers. ~e presume. are
arar. q the immense transactions IN ~hs.i In
Baltimore. A coffee mar. baltimore has been
long and fAvorabiy knowh, bat the fact ths, the
Monumental City recsiEes more uhsa, than Ssu
York and sbip. more thaa Philadsiphia ~iIl prob.
ably b. new 10 May Persons. II 10 stated that
one asy last seek the receipt. were over zoo. 900
BASKETS. Independently of the raiirssas carry
Ing awsy frsixh, from the city. nine foreign steam.
sr. we're at the wharvss loading with grain. and
the number u sailiag vessels IL esiimatsdb BY hun.
drsds Within the next few month. more than
e.eee, 900 bushels. IL IL asserted. uili be delivered
10 Baltimore. Over 10000 bushsl. of wheat
per wssk Is pretty good showing for the Moaa.
mental City.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-08-17

Moss Blrs prHs.--Ths frequent hlsbisu 4
commission and omission the part u the Mary
land Legislature Cor several years past. .ay. the
Annapolis Gafsf's. shows the Importance ~ elect.
INK better men. and Il the necessity Il having .
rstisofy committee composed ~ gentlemen ~ in
;sisence and experience. alsn the appointment, 81
committee clerks sho understand something alpu,
"rihosraphy and punctuation. We kaou 10 osr
Pefspnai kuouisige committee clerks vko euull
soi spell conec,ly the most common aud simple
soTis The printed Laws are fall II biundsfs. aud
~ presume the fault u the enrros.ing COMMITTEES
The Annapolis correspondent of the Baltimore
Assss'eaa makes reference 10 the Laws Il 1854 aud
SAYS;
by singular omission. chapter 2sa Of the acts
u 1874, and as u the session we're len out
81 the printed volume u laws. Chapter 25s l.
found IN the manuscripts copy II the lass, in the
Office u the Clerk % the Court Il Appeals aud l.
an amendment a. the charter Il the Rmittsbusr
Railroad Company. but 80 cannot even be found
In this repository Of archives, aud IL l. not known
at present what the Law IT,"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-08-17

r.T- Ramon 4 shaar-s "a tie csbins' 90,
It 'ssi By auth.riiaiivs sfafsiasa, 4 tbs Pr.
iasnt, hat ~tss relations bsfssea al the
1~rs 4 he Cabinet All myself have bs-s g.
shs af'i. ant are nas. entirely hafmasiea. and
pleasant. ani y 10 ans = ny ambitians. - "a a.
an ssnesrn~l. that ny aiminis;raiiau shall b.
no'as- one shass Cahins, oo-stisssni
-ith i, 10 i,s sniirs'y from hrsi - last, ausrassn
BY ar -hasg.s snd unmarried by any sa~ Il IN
kindly feeling" Il u certain. b. that ihsrs ha.
ben 10 policy srgins;ea BY NJ Hays. ,ha, has
~, hesn aast hesr,ily approved By b.. eons;ita
tisnal asivissrs
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-08-17

THE wHEAr YiELp.-we learn that many farm
ers have bean very much disappointed in the yield
Of wheat this season. SONS who expected TO re-
Alins from SEQ 10 200 bnshsls will med have msrs
than half that amount. Wakefield Valley has
suffered the greatest loss. In Tansytown, Middls-
burg. Myers and Franklin districts tho Yield IL
reported as being from Is 10 90 bushels per acre.
The wheat on the low lands was severely injured
by the late frost. In Wakefield Valley. on several
thoroughly cultivated farms, the crop u shors.-
ID. keener Shiver averaged about 10 bushels 10
the acre; Aaron Bixler's the same; Jesse Steven.
son about II bushels; J. II. Richardson between
and bushels, and . number Of others whese
crop u reported ~ very short. The oats were In.
juFed BY the intense heat. and while there was an
unusual growth of straw the grain IL light From
the lower counties of tho Eastern aRi Western
shores We have information that the Yield u from
10 10 bushels per acre. while large number Of
fields are reported as still lees Wssi~iH.sr Ad-
roeafs.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-08-17

L.sars.sa 49, 49, i,sIts.r rAs H.ss.,
Re = - -sss satt.,s' d. f..ia-ihs ,sr,
s-a.it's rrusfts 20 thH sstsss
10. .aazusf Sc are e lIssfsrs r-snir -.
'tta-t tf hshfH.uE - es ~ sna snttrsiy a.
9f-fss Naas = thsa sss isfaruel 80.
Frefatfl af aghiaing fsls A. aans uars
-hra -rrs th4s protected received ths sisetst.
l.srharrs ~ ~ l.aiuts r ~ ra-is sat sfhaaFh
the l.asats fh seas eAsss faaei snI asssf,4si
- ta.i1isfs sssaF-l insag Al ihs tarti h.fr.
-frt rsafsi 10 H. rauisa e.sa5.aniss q iiaffsra
eel y "a esautss. 80 80 insf g. - H-snalsr.
sltrh a. Fnsaed hsasee .oaa hars bss1
stasisl g ~ taliaings hai t.sa fulas-i
iasafaaFr -sufaalss. - a reatfsi tAius a.
~ unAs ss1 mafksd tiesrenrs In rates q re
ssiaass rssisi g. ha4iaiszs 49, - ris-f ~ ~,
but stfsnsnse shts sasnuatF snd 70 nsst taus sees
tasrs. ~Haii sfsfa e. shts tat sarns iifsrst.es
e 80 e. - asis Hafss SIZED ~i,h ns-iy sut
haf ar usfs hatls = fsosss sis.tfi. lisrhafss
thsn co. 4thsf kand = bshhnxs. Thi. !. de D.
ths iaei that thsFv s.rsuak fram ~ tas stsAAs
-aluHn = aatsi sai hss'sl AZ ohssh fufu I.hs.
500 e ths sssi iessiss esniustars - shs si.essit
SID "a 10 passage fra'n a. cl.ai. O. n. sarth
Were god hstiHisT ~ y attached o. ths
hnlliiag a.. EeAs=i=S =..-=-szs :; s7si Z, a..
natsi ar sssss The fss path a. g. The ssauaB
u he bsfn - nat ihas prtsstsa The ehafgs alshts
80 ths hghssi laint = ~ huiillnr and The lsafs
hsing hliet sta ga ifvn ihs fresh aud heated
hsf. - 'rassiistsiy wraJF~i IL safsss
u wpsid b. uiss. - thihk. f1r thu unssnhsrs -
eaS esnntf iasufancs company g. ausui The ~
las - a. = fstaifs stsfa snaaut - fsssniuu,
upon harns noi protected 9Th liEhiniag rcd,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-08-17

BALTinoRr. August 18th. 1873.
We are still In the enjoyment OF warm weather
and usguitocs. though the nights are cooler and
more pleasant. There have been frequent shuM.
crs followed by damp atmosphere not exactly
hcathful. but. nevertheless. general coed health
prevails throughout the city. some eases 81 chol.
cra-rcrsons On boarl of vessels from the South
taken o. the hospital and one or two deaths, but
fears are yet entertained Of the malady sprcad.
ing. Extreme caution il observed by the Board
1T Health IN reference To- this matter. We there
fore. de- not apprchend spreading Of the disease
Accounts irum New Orleans and elsewhere south
also from the South~cst show that the epidemic
y increasing IN those latitudes aud IL possibly
MAY reach "a in siruisnt form " the weather con.
tinucs warm for some weeks ahead though no re-.
ally serious fears entertained with reference g.
Baltimore. OUR l. not yellow tcf city, never
has been except ON one Uccasiun many ycars agp.
We have had occasional eases hitherto u persons
Who come here With It, bu, ihoagh some 1t them
proved fatal thers Nas me- .prcad 81 the disease
learn that Your Wa'crl, citizens "A portion II
them at least got up grand complimentary
svrcuadc Monday evening last IN honor VI thu
mvon'. cclrsc. which camc % g. order =. pre-
dictcd. some twenty more IT the boy. .all,i
fodh, after sending up a magnificent balloon.
gratifying their friends aud fcow ci,t,n. To-
uuuicruus spvviai seal and Instrumental .sunae.
They Kept L az uutii the '.scr ,lna hour. 81 morn
ing. going from house g. house sending forth
strains oi mcltng melody. The star Spanel,,i
Banner ami other popular patriotic airs-not
emitting Hail Columbia we're supefbly executed
ot sung by SOME choice uusical SPIRIT. Il the club
othrrs Joining "a the chorus. ~rrsehes aul feri
iations sefe also given. lrliueatiuE Shakespeare
aud other author g. peffeetun gray niurning
came before these entertainments u.fc cunrlade,i.
The eclipse hsl drawn from pale cynthia. mod
ct iaee aud fail orhesi she looked iusu upon The
-sr-usirf- .nihugly b. the, ouc b, ons .arirtt,,l
etfh pleasurv. fetiryi g. the arms % M1uhrus lt
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-08-17
rs-Ths firm Of n. N. pl.bop A Co.

Es-Ths firm Of II. N. Bishop a co.--ths head
Of which is now the Governor of 0hio--has be.
come hankrnp, and made an assignment. OF
course tho Cincinnati E.g@irss will attribute this
failure. as has III others Of the past year. to
Secretary sherman.
Had Mr.. Bishop devoted his time. his talents
and his money 10 his business, for which he had
qualifications, instead Of spending all In politics
Tor which be was totally untitled, the probability
y that hu house might have passed the ordeal 81
hard times" and bis creditors been spared heavy
losses and he the painful modification Of bank.
ruptcy.
Mr. Blshsp has always been esteemed good
business man, and was for many years regarded n
very successful one Had he confined himself
10 his appropriate sphere u Il quite probable all
would be wsll.-Trcy (Okio) Usioa.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-08-17

At Sooss'tars sssstsssitasEH Last sch
farmer Posis. q Bsfs. eounty Pa. as N. ,,r,iua
u = terrible adventure Ilscesaips dfs-sy n. lad
under = tree. and ~hiis sissriur sHAks ahau, ~
inches Ia lsagih ss5 u . Er~eh esisr a.rssa into
BIZ open mouth ana as.1 'sa ln,o HI. .,anssh.
AFTER hs Avoke he ssssrieuesI = peculiar and
sscksning ,ensAtish. AZ times frothsi ., the
mouth, ani his eyes slmsst started from their
sockets. 4 physician pressed his ear o. Poft's
breast aud distinctly heard the movements Il the
feftile. The victim uas required a. inhale the
steam 81 boisd milk. vhieh produced siFangiing
sensation, the snake having made an unsuccessful
srofi % leave the stomach. fetts then lei
under shed roof aud put on . wagon. A strong
rope sas tied to- beam and then securely snapped
around the legs of the sufferer. The wagon sas
Thea Pallsi away, Ani Potts was len dangling
bead down. While 10 This position he again In
haic4i the steam " boiling milk. The palient's
tongue pfesTuled and his eyes started. The thick
steam flowed into bis throat aud the sufferer made
a noise a. choking Then quick - thoaEht the
doctor saw head pro,ruds. and seiHins u uith
his naked fingers he quickly pulled and the rep
tile vas dashed into an empty bucket. In few
seconds Potts uas lying on the ground nearly
dead. lie was given some whisky and water aud
vas rubbed with coarse toweling, and finally he
seemed To be resting easy. lIis eyes were bleed
shot and every vein seemed buiged and ready 20
burst. lie vas carried Into the house aud put 10
bed. aud light food was administered. His throat
vas very sore. bat stiii be vas thankful when be
vas told that the reptile had been removed. lie
" slowly rccovefing.-Einfrisf
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-08-17

rs'-A isrrihe tornado pAssc,i over portlE -
cennceticsi FRIDAY q at -erk. In tas path
Il The storm aboas forty i~vllius, aaI =, nan,
tairty per,un. we're ki.isi -aie many ether. -efc
-uanisi 90 the .ans la tcrrihis .tarta. -ers
experienced ia Ma..scha-stt, anI Nv- nAmp-b. ire
TIE damage '-on sbiea - .nu~n,e ,s4 ~hisA
eaaa.t y c.tln.ateI
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-08-17

~ Ben. Pearisy Poore. uriiihg from Wash
insisn. sEifessss the opinion that sre On the
eve Of great political change. and predicts tina,
MT more tlah half the ,Hsinbsrs q the present
cohsres, will be- returned 10 the asIi More than
half could be spared withou, scrioa. ds,uasni 10
the public interest. The Nationals expect 10
elses eneHgh members Ia give them the balance
q power Ia the mes house of Representative.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-08-17

Ee-we commence publishing thi. seek the dr,s
-st~~efic. q letter, froia Abroaa -hieA 80 hope
may prove interesting and iastruetisr To gar read
srs. Our correspondent u odd Rewspapsr nan
and viiA this experience addict - b., ihsroagh
kaOwlsdss q Europe gained hy rrv,ioa, -
tended ;our ough, 70 b .aeicieni gsAraH,ss that
NJ. letter. ~ili prove readable ami abrasive
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-08-17

E''-rherc Is Nv decrease ,n the yellow fever
.eourse at New orlean. and many deaths are 90
earring The disease ha. also broken cut At Nick..
burg aud Grsnada, Mics. aud there i, much alarm.
TeIesrams have been reviewed in BALTIMORE from
the latter place asking for assistance and Ass that
nursc. BE- .cut AZ once.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-08-17

Es-Ths Rspabl,sahs q ssutA C.Tol,ss. "a their
STATE convention hsli At cslamA on The sth int
adopted platform bu, declined mAtisg nafnina-
tiehs kr state osissrs. The nihth article Il the
platform. rs-.is a. fsliows:
I'VE deem II issHpel,sht o. nominate candidates
fpr Govsruor ani ethsF State aacsf. Lseagss.
owing 10 the condition ~ afaifs 10 this State. ts
easioned By rife club rule and tEs year Il Dem
pcfaiis supremacy. Il Il inTassibls fsf the Espsh
lean voters 10 many ouuntiss. wifhaut ineufring
great psrsohai danger. g. arganits Tor the eam
paign ~ "a vote AZ the election when held
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-08-17

rai.rss.l -sn ne fsar aafs- t-aa &c Hssis Nils
early "a -afurtay marusas 49, sln.ng o. man
aai s@siaasig aiauar --ssrai athsfs Toe 80
saaiasnel Emersek saaa = 8.ltuer-. .a,ra ..I
f.rnsh-i 10 raasaf - lay before t,f tas e-ans
srs' pir ~ si Cs-sssg.li. raa tr.in -. 80 /,
~re.ssa. TAs m.a -aa s.st be- ~ %. . tfaap
~ -. sf-shns r.l- N ne 'fsiu. Al 81.
n~uah-ss - ihs hsnl SER acre 80 10. i1l ar-t
-h,s 80 sar--s sfta. lean SER s..sl aai t.-
others badly aarf.
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DEATHS.

Deaths irss--- frtbssfss. a., 10 st. "a I..s
ttESrH pn Aug iith. near Ne- Aibany. H.
diana uEur.i, e.. dasrhtsf Il Came NJ ana The
late tee. ". Turner. and gtAni daughter ~ the
late Hon. Jats' Tafusf. 4 I'll. couuty
lvtss ~ Lathertiiis. tbs. ,.anty sn Aux
10th. hsi', sTssi Z month. aud q dave. dsarh
ter u Ei-iu sni ~siis aung
rAtsfs nu the ffcisuek foad Ausust sth
Asst4A q ratagE. 10 n. Seth year q her -.
"sttp~ ~ "h Ausua luth. AHtHtHC .sn
u u sud V oalla-ay
Jesss ~ Weuibsff,. "a August lgtt H.,
j.s~ Jlsts "a tiy seth ysar q BIZ age
tsAtsH Near fissssills "a Aas va. GrAt
t"' Game. 90 ths III ysai = be-, ass
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-08-17

rS- There are several eases Of yellow fever al
the Marine hospital near Baltimore, but none have
proved fatal. The patients were taken from quar-
antnsd SssAels. There is alarm felt In the city
{. on account of the disease.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-08-17

ralis.i tra.is saraals siu have = 30 pa-fagr -
trsnsssnf rates .hsr~ they rann.t MAKE s.fe ttnf
~ -aries aai.~si e. % assasl sass-fihers. -.
have pad th- .ab'rriP',au Pr-s n 'Al' at@,
psr,afian = ne pastal ass shouii - ~ rrs.l
~in make sr at = shat aa. ben ps-' .,rf a.
ss--is,ar auHsag and -ili tsarh the iabis4. -
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