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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-05
moss M'LiUGHLINs TRIUMpu.
How Lieut. Furey Saw his Programme Car
ried Out In Brooklyn Yesterday.

The excitement in the BROOKLYN Com mon
- - -, -,
council chamber Yesterday was over the cX-
,,oo,,t 1is,r;bu,io, 80 ,h. ,.,,.oo,,.o &c Al.
p'''' u,''' ,'"'''" ' W Wv p".i '""to VI 'no
board. The little lob 10y which Boss McInugh-
n, ,,,, ,idorr,o, r;shor =. por,hiioa, H., H.
Il1 put hlucrnldn flSneT. hepuDll'Hn lntO inc
fresidontial chair was ABOUT TO Dear irut, ana
the flushed and angry faces OF the Republicans
showed ,bo, ,bnv vycre 10 at li,tle or ro,hing Il,
,, =, ',,' ,,,,, SINS ~,
inc ueal' Ihe regular hcpuoIlcahs' flshor and
irregul,r ne,,ocra,. v,,,,o ,,,,,osod o., ,h,, M,'
raN,hi3n ho,ro,' "1 ,Jnpsr Eish H. ,ur ~ ~
nr,- ~, tI,.'d "' NV m .i % nuu
nedinc ,vns sii.r,i,,n ByScr f , ,a y" dI pr1
Vnrd tb" brotHer ~ mo yrize aghtor H.
rned ,hc iono Iist IL nnn"s ,yii@h had hncn fnr
- ~ d w, ioilN ~ ~ WIZ % %uiu pn iot
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-05
sriRHs iAoM ynA rAAnGnirn

The Hon f,ucl Wa'N'uno ol L.v'rmorc, Ne, dcl ycs.
icliH1 n0 0iu.i-. t-t.t - .tlr
Tur Paris Ih,lur ,om,', COMPANY lal larse and
entln.n,uc ui'u.r ln A'h.uN, last o,ouiu-
Mulwm lluI-t,ll. ulc nl ihr oldest n,uncrs of tho
New l,r"N inr md member o Congress IA l~a died IN
If' utpu west. fddf "
lhr MAJORITY ol thc Now Jersey 1ceslatiro's invest.
em't' 'nnn." ha, pIuuct rc,o.uuuu, ,N.n,r .tiu-
tuuuil,-"u'l htrt. ''
,Ilc ,A,rtr rr I..'us' silver 70, r.rs.nFi,tc,...
N'h' .'' .h '. r"l %. tur trtu, r,0I. .r,niirun
''''"t- '''ni N'. uul'' -rI>-. ~, i.a, ,.t s..
N~ on tNr. .lo,,I. El.
d.. ,i,.tt ,i I,.,,h /, ...lr .N 'rN u.i.' .N
/" show Nl"t lhvN deliberately committed suicide
me House 'onmt'"e an WAYS sni Mean. v..tari,, g,
MILK % @ ,n' inir on lace, ol whatever material com
p''" ~ NaN l' silk,u Wurstpd. from ~ 10 a. rr
e. uts per puutd. ~ ~
pi bl"di'tL Awcllknown pracutilnrr rc-itirg
~" "'nl'nu. avenue husion WAS ir'di-ura ne iuc t,,
nhlh nEl N'si fia' charged Witi Uui.Il,t,. Mf..
ANN Nl AZ. fi' ii fu very Precautions tuli!fltu
lN' iilt"hci Wac ypId lns.l, ,iJI hal.
Col James Ensi,l lnr man, Neur, fo einAn of priut
~. nhleI Wendell and John Deirees during his
nlst term as sup rinienden ot Pruuns at Washin.ton
Hhl Hhl alerMard foreman ~ several once, Of tne N,S
illness VI eight months
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-05
DEFENDING THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
What the Order of the American Union would
Have the state Do.

About 500 ladies aud gentlemen gathered
in the large hall Of Cooper Institute last evcn-
Ing. Mt the invitation Of the order Of the Amcri-
can Union. TO listen to addresses in opposition
10 politico-sactarian influence and in favor Of
maintaining our public school system.
Tho koy. ID. V. Teel Of the Delaney
street Methodist Chapel was Chairman.
The R'v. W. c. Sinelo Of the South Third
street Methodist CLurtn. Wiliam~hursh the
INST speakct. s9t that the iir-i great Gu -tion
a-Ncd hy tho Or icr WIS; Should We preserve
the common school system left Us los our
iAthers. or snoui "" exclude the Bih!e:
io haze all W. held dear swept from Us. How
ever hrsr. hr sad. our population who en-
tertaln pe uliariy Homish ideas may hr We in
tend 10 have the Blbio as the foundation stone
MIR. Str"le read tie platform If tho Order. II
opposes Stk appropriations for sectarlan in
stiuii9nS urs". that all eccles snstical property
he held hy trusie' :, 80 that no great. over
grown church shall become ple,horie with
w'ulth: iHNOrS law 10 prevent all who rau-
not read ana writ" from voting: fHVOrS COM
puisory edu alton. the mainirnanee OF "A uni
Nrrsai, un~"rthrlun. IRE" school system. AMI re-
siStance 10 all ecclesiastical Interference IN civil
anairs; ana To- all direct or indirect use OF pub
ncfunds Tor s"ctarlhn purposcs. Its last declara-
Order. Mr.. Steele said. had no quarrel with
Rome as religious body hut wh n she UNDER
took 10 attack American principles. it was pre-
pared 10 resist 10 the last
Mr.. Dexter A. HawkIns recalled HIS expert
enc" in Europe whore he said he found good
farms. good tlllage. good fences wherever he
louni thhi popular "du"tign was attended to.
III" commissioners of IN" Board OF Education
oi this city. he rWt. most wr.i iHhedly admin
l-t"r'd an admirable scheme II was the hu-i-
n"sSs, oi NJ Comm .,,, ,on"rs ~ find whore their
chilir"n liNei iu ord"r properly 10 build school
houses He thought that the expense could be
reduced one quarter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-05
VI >ff.fI.
Wagner. "R,ensi. ~, the Academy.

The result of last evenings performance
-, -, =. n, -, -, =
oi wagner hehzl seemed TO lh'lcate that II
is destined 10 rank here next after his " Lohcn-
grin" in popularity. A very larre house nj
lehueu the representation ana very many por-
tions 81 the opera We're greeted with sponta-
neous and hearty applause. And this in spite
oi many drawhacks.
For. 10 begin with. the audience was wearied
s 'V''. S''''' ,''v ,u'.".N 'o' ",'"S i",seu uii
nan p"s' o. anu ''li7 r''hruen 'he wh"le per-
iormanfe. 80 that the conclusion OF the opera,
- ~, ~ "
Ncr' '",c '""r' in'h' to"' hF' Anaiis' the TENOR
and apprehension that he would have 10 aban-
IAN hiI ar, r,.iIa,,, b.
o opf on1 nr, p,' his I, m Is's ~ s'sI nun
suffer in consequence f,,r his singing voa reoll
,,a,nti ins,sau ~ ,,narnra, ont |"' ''"p
painful instead OF pl'asuraple' ana ne surely
inp.riis il in tlts way. He mas th. renutation
a., -; No., ,,a.,.,, ,,,,..
u"ilph WA, ne hlll I'Il't "plI'n'hSloh"l "l lhe
i"lr hhI nS iiI"irrin"hu1 ahu ailo !.ri"t
nnMa,ss. ~ , w. ~ ~ mj,nit -, ''trs m,
w,pr@ns1iv @ ~ va, or w ~ -, ., im 'le Hfa'
t'nor ara l"hllhg parl III Errn' ~ opera
bul IN many n'ii'r IrSi,'.lS 'nrI" ~ Was fnn'h
70 prulsr III liir I'rl"i,,i"iLIr, 's''lary MuI-
nm nm rhpprnn'lih hiil i'S' ~, mui,ini' ~, iYr,,
hrr @ Hpl,nd,'i ~ du@, IL ,.w ~, ol
rr'tloh am snn,l tlst,' M"-t women nhk. an
rnt rnt'tr nliute WleH t'n asHuire ~ mtny ~, "i,lf''
b9r thls was on, pl tln & ','iniuhs 10 M tl' run.
w, M,'l' ~ ~ inlH Il, opIn wrii @ , .Iht J.,
WI WIN WIN" NnIt'l M"o W. % ~ rIHc
10 uhull n' NJ, u"it VI VI" @ ~ i,uar III y
hnpl. nhl nilrllv'i, Wy II - r,usun ih Wr'h
anu tritr ias ,lr Ihhlo n"inE worhuu r III IN
i"iS3 an" @ IN n' .i ~
A. opens win the.. oto 9,a7h oi swordI' H., ni,cr
ln' Hthnhcr 81 h"nl'v "iit 1ui'l',
hhu h - sllr "hi cN,'''lrnl. l,iuoeui
luere IS great uonl Oh inoNrnrnt anu
eN'icmrnt o., htuHuoh urpuEnnut me
o.',th. II lul, Oh ipI,' anu I'loI "ll,l .uSllc
anu iIh..r splI Hllu h"'us iIr lH'.I'st "oh-
s,anty c"hlr.d unon lli n'ilmpl m nl 'ilr plr'';
inl9 i'!pi' 'ln A H. ~ e. a ~" - y, ,i i,"ni
muse "a tnr opern, %nl,h - tir ms, ms, HrNrrai
ol thr ihul's arr N'rh'u Guy loi nv 81" N'ii'"s
hhl rh'iuS WIN tI'H el'i,lvi,"tl'n' ~ - utIe
thhl th" 4perh i s'roh., IN xxi XII 500 tni,n II u
viii In,'"VXVn VXVn,m XIV Ivy '"' n"'e earlw M
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-05
THE BRIGiDE 4RMORY.
Influential Opposition To the Taking or Wash
Ington sqmMre for It's site.

Pursuant TO an invitation from the Public
Park Association OF New York, there large gather.
INK In the New York Hotel last evening The Association
was organized about two weeks ago the purpose of
protecting the public parks OF the ciy from bcag divert
ed from ther proper uN Among the gentlemen at last
evenings mertns were Dr. Willard PARSER jaime, Ous,
Judge Rowland, william khiuelandcr, and Gen fmcA.
EA.Aldcrman Van schack ml That 10 nm amory
rltt nd h NHsifu-iou square, There mitht WIN
tuul Iu~ilre hr stiir Nl PARK an lp clfA
IN Willard fnrhcr sui thut no. citN on thc couuu,nt
had lew hreHihU. spaces New YORK. aui ln none
the death rate sn large ihr area 4" me rN D. h2
miles, al TINS =. square miles are hcluW Four
tpcu street and WITHIN i- snai 40 ~
dent. would say 10 Gcn. Hhacr, IS did bogenes to
Alexander when the latter asked what h, could do Tor
him, stand out ol my way, and let me have my sun
hight
DR. Castle for years "A member Of the National Guard
and Captain nj company. showed that 10y the purposes
hrlaar Aruury the contemplated building would he
wholly Insufficient lie STYLED the scheme fraudulent
iob
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-05
GREECE IWfKE.
The District Near Mount Olympus In Re-
volt-Fishting In ThessaIy.

LONDON, March Especial dispatches to
the Times from various points in the Greek
provinces OF Turkey indicate that tho insur-
re 'tion is spreading. These say 1000 insur-
gents are encamped within sight Of the town Of
Nolo. in Thessaly. and are ntrenchng. The
district between Mount Olympus and the Pindus
range is in revolt. The Epirus insurgents de-
feated the Turks at Ghiasta on FRIDAY after a
tour hours f-ht. killing eighty OF them and
wounllng l5l. Anot lor 4 s' rtO0k place NJ CA-
ralnlpc with similar result. the Turks leav-
M s'v nty dead un "a" hn A prov ,s,onal
Gov-rnmcni has been formed Al LyrursiOn. and
unlnf Wild Gre"ce proclaimed. Two huuir-d
nnd MY refugees lwonen and childrnnl rom
Ly,ur> On have nrry d ~ Corfu. 4 great pan is
iusurre0t onary Districts Consular reports
from Lari9,a, capital Of Thessay y, say that "
teen uuarm"d mn ana thiry-tivr women and
children " re mussa'red 10y Turk sh irregu-
ar-, and all the women in the town were vio-
lat ii.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-05
MOLLY MIGUIRES TO BE HANGED.
The Death sentence Read Yesterday 20 Jack
kehoe and Dennis Douuelly.

PorrsvILLE, Pa March 4.-The Sheriff to-
day read the death sentence to two Molly Ma
Cuires. John Kehoe and Dennis Donnelly. who
are to be hanged on the 18th of April next. The
former was very cool. and said. after the sem
tence had been read to him: These things
happen once in a while:" but the latter an
n"tred very much subiued, and made no reply
heho" was at tho head of the Molly Magura
concerned in a number Of murders He was
convicted lust summer of the murder Of f. W. =
Langdon. near Audenried. June Il 1862. DON
nrlly was convicted last fall as an accessory to
me murder ot Thomas Sanger. AZ Rav-n Run,
n Srptrnh"r. 1910, the Principal in this crime
Vile last June.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-05
IHE EIGHT- morn L.fW.
''shiion Of Navy Yard Workmen Be.
fore the Committee ON Labor.

"AHH HHINdTpS, March A delegation rep
""Ns Use navy yards on the Atlantic coa-t
'''' "i@d h"iffe The House Committee ON Edu-
"A' Labor lu regard to the kieli-honr
William Il. strrN"r represented th9
'r ""'N 'n tlr Er phNn Navy Yard Sonc
Ger, n,n,,eoi opinlDn existed among tho nrin,
their W." 'n&,iIoL a- 10 tng Irarl.e nDl"N of
Norm "plrhrhh'f. The lnrn representing The
c,n,r',,,n lhf1s were anKiou- for actlon bY the
th'".,'rr The ,',, " zen would look to a law making
II dary t'f dny oi eEhl hours the sans rs Tor
CON 'h nouns, NOR" or less. elsewhere
IN pr.,''n. was niNu mad" TINT IN" CommHndant
eigni it'"i,Sh hr r''rni"d ANYBODY from work 'ng
a aboat,'',l9' Yen i'r l,ss pay. by nlt urpNidlug
ple,ed W t"A" men I'll until ten hours was rptn-
senta,ivn WI ~ "a otu"r ways. The r-prr-
yard adv. wa, oi NE worknrn IN the Gospor Navy
dov'Ss San ANXIOUS 10 have eight hours declared
LuTnor, "plh 10 some new enactment, whose
'''' 10 was unable very clearly 10 deuns.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-05
Mis-. Baker. Marriage.

The garbage scow fleet Of the Street Cleaning
department l." floating village, having society rccu.
harry MS own winch lust now interested in tile mar
mage Of one OF rs best known member, Mss Matilda
bahe Tue dAuse Of the Captain Of Scow 30 has, long
peth known as the Queen of the Garbage Fleet She WAS
married last evening" TO Capt Thomas Matthews of thc
garbage scow Highland Rose, and BY virtue OF the mar
rage he becomes Prince ConsoTt ' - S -S'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-05
The Chaplin Hone.

The fourth anniversary Of the founding OF the
charin Home ior she Ased aud Inhrm was celebrated
yesterday ami last evening in the Home IN sixty.ixth
street There speeches in tls morning hy the Rev.
Dr. >iorhDu II lvng. Jr. II K N.Y.. and 7 Il Armitige,
the Rev Mc,srs Pu Imam ani q sweelsrr and
ln lie evening by the kev D. l. n Chlrir ana tho
Roy ihWhr llaupa'ord There IN tie Home ten men
and tllrtNIuur women.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-05
Haye. Providing for hi. Relatives.

WASHINGTON. March 4.-Hayes nominated to-
dan a. faymasicr IN the army hs personal and
his wiie's kln>man, + L smith, late chof of the mr.
lolhtmtt huftt IN The Treasury D,narfnrut lie wi
A,,l thrit al iaNess g'eruou H. Ia, proved here
81 ~ failure A. he l. - MS comui~>nii IN the aru
viii be an easy ."p toward The reurea .f M III rec v.r,
or 40 Army uects are indignant over tlis lavoriu,n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-05
AndersUn's Last Hone,

WASHINGTON. March i.--Judge Marks. mem
hcr OF the Republican Electoral College OF Louisiana
who has been here for several weeks the interest OF
the Returning Board has lett for New Orleans II i,
Known the LOUISIANA senate viii adjourn on Thursday
am Anderson, 'rcnis fear that unlcss GOV Nichols
slA ihhf ~" lmualNe as 90 the Pardon of Con Auler.
son before that time the ,l,uce may so INTO tn,rt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-05
A New York ,.umbermnn ia Trouble.

ALBANY. March Assn L. Chapn Of the late
lumler arm ~ 4 a " Chapln oi rwenty.seventh
street Ncw York ashrouehi here Yesterday charge
90 ohtuun Ss.pp worth of !Iiuhtr on false prctences
rom b A. Tow ner OF nls olly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-05

Colder norihwcsterly winds diminishing IN
a. 'H HHN hucktt ~ strry ur warmer sOutAtrA, and
.eutrI4ly Gear Weather
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-05

Frank Bush. aged H. Of 333 Forsyth street.
sentenced 10 the ProeoOry yesterday Tor having
picked pockets Soon atterward he escaped from the
prisoners box In the General 6essionk
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-05
A. TO the ability Of the Central Pacific. facts
are smnlmel NO IN ihe rnnnrl N. fnllnA.-


BEING about the amount that the bill we report re-
quirts The Iuun Paclnc That thc comfau,t an make
ie-e paN ntn, and have surplus -u,ent in hand some
diNiio nds 10 IT. shareholders. easily demons atel
from the facts already stated But the same thlns il
shown cnnci-ly hy s statements prnut and To-,
the directors reports 1870 nnd 1876 to thr stock
huIer bv The report tor ls73 1t appears that afi,r
paving all and interest. the company pAd TO s
shareholder. dvii'ni. amounting to ten er com IN he
nominal amount ui their stock amount pad - az 300
Hnd II had >nrllu, of SOaia abA ieft In l-7G altar
paying all expenses and interest. n paid dividend.
amounting 10 tI-It per cent the nominal amount ~
the stuck Aiunuut pAd - 3f4utI and had "a surru, n
Siu 1S 5- - lct We take he-' Two Nrurs H. ltne
Tor the iuiure-and thnk MAY safely ln 50 iho
amount that viii be- divided among il, ,hafrhud,r.
shuui sinking fund he created viii be- mn. per c M
ON the nominal value OF Tie stock : ss3 7aa
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1878-06-14
FRAME pWELLING HOUSE.

with Mansard roof a Barn, Stable, Corn House
and other out buildings, and has upon il a
very large and thrifty APPLE and PEACH
ORCHARD in full bearing.
II is located in one Of the most 6ourishing
communities in the county, in neighbor-
hood where the social advantages are excel
lent and is convenient to churches schools,
stores, mills, etc.
TERMS OF SALE-Twenty-eight hun
dred dollars of the purchase money 10 he paid
in cash on the day Of sale or the ratification
thereof by the Court, and the balance in two
equal iustallments, payable in one and two
Years from the day OF sale respectively, said
deferred payments TO bear interest from the
day of sale and to be secured by the single
bills OF the purchaser or purchasers, with n
surety or sureties to be approved by the
Trustees and on the ratification of the sale or
sales by the Court and the payment of the
whole purchase money, land not before)
deed to be made by the Trustees.
Conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser.
GEO. PETER.
JAS. B. HENDERSON,
may 3;-ts Trustees.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1878-06-14

The army bill as amended by the Senate,
fixing the number of men at rs, 900, has been
passed.
Two hundred and thrty-two men were
killed BY coal oil mine explosion in England
on Friday.
Some one suggests that Fernando Wood
may take walk now, or go on his summer
vacation since the tariff bill over which he
wasted so much midnight oil rs defeated.
The House will certainly defeat the report OF
the committee giving DR.. Mary Walker 5000
for services that were never rendered She
claims pay for an appointment without work.
ing.
The Republicans attribute their misfortune
in Oregon to an excess of Hippe- Mitchelism
The destructive agency known as Hippel-
Mitchelism, in one shape or another, is ''do-
ing the for party all over the country.
Don Manuel Freyre, the minister from Peru
to United States, died on Monday night last
at his residence, l7l9 Rhode Island avenue,
Washington, D.. G.. lie had been sick for
about ten days with the heart disease.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1878-06-14
GAG Acres, 9 Foods and II
square perches of land,

more or less, and which is particularly de-
scribed by metes and bounds, courses and dis
lance in said deed.
This farm is situated on both sides of the
road leading from Mechanicsville to Laytons-
vile ia said county, at the intersection OF the
road leading to Gaithersburg and Seneca
Bridge with the first mentioned road, about
one and a-half mile from the village of
Laytonsvile, and between FIVE and six miles
from the Gaiihersburg Depot, on the Metro
politan Brach railroad, and adjoins the lands
of James W. Clagett, Thomas W. Dorsey,
Ephraim B. G. Ayton and James c. Holland
The farm contains fair proportion OF
wood land, chiefly oak and chestnut timber, is
well watered and under good fencing The soil
is of excellent natural quality and has been
improved by good cultivation.
This property is improved by large and
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1878-06-14
Various Causes

Advancing years, sickness, disappointment,
and hereditary predisposition-all operate to
turn the hair gray, and either of them incines
II TO shed premaiurely. Ayers Hair Viesr
will restore faded or gray, light and red hair
TO rich brown or deep black, MS may be de-
sired. II soflens and cleans the scalp, giving
u healthy action, aud removes aud cures
dandrua and humors. By its use falling hair
Is checked, and new growth will be produced
In all eases where the follicles are not de-
slroyed or glands decayed. lis effects are
beautifully shown on brashy, weak, or sicklr
hair, TO which a few applications will pro-
duce the gloss and freshness Of youth Harm
less and sure Ia it's operation, II Is incompara-
bile as dressing, and is especially valured
for the soft lustre aud richness Of tone IL inn
parts. II contains neither oil nor dye, and
VIII not soil or color white cambria; yet il
lasts long on the hair, aud keeps Il fresh and
vigorous.
roR SALE BY ALL DEALERS.
june li-ly
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1878-06-14
MARYLAND NEWS.

Queen Anne's contributes only one delegate
TO the peritentiary.
Potato bugs are attacking strawberry vines
in Anne Arundel county.
Gov. Wade Hampton has recently been in
Talbot county giving evidence in the County
Court.
The Cumberland Alleganian is informed
that there is considerable cutting of freights
among the boatmen that is likely to result
badly for those engaged in it.
During the storm last week tenement house
on the farm of Mr.. Geo. Shipley of Anne
Arundel, occupied by colored man, was
struck by lightning. A cat on the hearth
was killed, but none of the persons were in.
jured.
The Circuit Court for Talbot county gave
decision at the late term that the law OF 1874,
extending the time on judgments from three to
twelve years, does not apply to judgments
given by magistrates and that such judgments
can only be renewed after the expiration OF
three years by writ of scera facias.
The commissioners of Washington county
made on Tuesday the levy of taxes for 1875
as follows: County expenses 263 cents; court
house and school boards, 81 !; interest on rail-
way and bounty bonds, %; schools and
schoolhouses, % court expenses, 8; aims.
house, 6. Total, 30 cents--an increase of 3
cents.
On Thursday evening of last week, John
Schmitt, about IS years OF age committed sui
eide at the residence OF his brolher-in-law
Jacob Schotterbeck, near Hagerstown
Around the breech of an old musket he wrapped
cloth and strewed powder on it, Setting fire
to the cloth, he placed his head to the mu zzl e,
and when the gun was discharged he was
killed almost instantly, the gun being heavily
loaded with slugs, which tore away a great
portion OF his skull above the ear, and frac-
tured the heavy bones Of his face.
The Cumberland NeVs of Saturday SAYS
few days ago complaints were laid before
Justice Blocher Of n number of colored people
living together as man aud wife, without Oh
serving the formalities called for by moral and
statute law, and twenty.eiaht colored persons
have been arrested and held for court to an.
swer the charge Three of the couples have
been married since their arrest and Others
wan probably be. Many Of The cases were
developments by statements Of witnesses in
the initial prosecutions, and have extended 10
white people. some Of whom will be attended
TO next.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1878-06-14
FOR SALE,

EIGHT THOUSAND of the only Southern
IL Queen and White Brazilian Sweet Po-
tato PLANTS on the market, except those
grown by 7. W. Hall. Also Tomato, Cab
bage and Pepper Plants
All orders leit at the following places will
be promptly filled
J. p. Bays, Rockville Ward & Fulks.
j. B. Ward, Hunting Hin and
al my place adjoining farm Of N. d. Offau.
may LOTT W. C. FOWLER.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1878-06-14

Mr. Editor 1T having come TO my knowl-
edge that certain gentlemen, for reason best
known to themselves, are publicly announc-
ing that it was through my fundamentally
that the notice stating the Board OF Manage
ment and Committee in charge disapproved
of horse racing on the Agricultural Society $
Grounds was published, beg leave to say
that the notice was given by me as Secretary
OF the Society, because one of the Board and
Committee informed me that the Board OF
Management and Committee in charge desired
such notice to be published. As far as
am personally concerned | don't care a
continental whether the track is used as n race
course or circus, but will always endeavoI
to discharge any duty that may devolve upon
me without special regard to consequences
II is my intention modestlv and inoifensively
as possible, to form, express aud carry into
execution any opinions may entertain, but
have not yet assumed the high moral grounds
so strenuously commended for by some, ''lhat
am my brothers. keeper"
W. VElRS BOUIC, JR.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1878-06-14
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE Of power contained in a
ID Deed of Trust from David l.. Pugh and
Mary j. Pugh, his wife; bearing date the 18th
day of October, in the year 1872, and record
ed among the Land Records of Montgomery
county, in Liber E. B. P, No. 10, folio 80,
&c, the undersigned Trustees in said deed
named, will offer at public sale to the highest
bidder in front of the store of George w.
Mobley, al the village of Lay tonsville in said
county,
On SATURDAY, 22nd of June, 1878,
at the hour of 2 O'Clock, P. NJ, the following
property 10 wit
All that farm lying and being in said Mont
gomery county, belonging to the said David
L. Pugh, and containing