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1MTSEMENTS.


Mr. BARLEY Campbell ought to bc the best
known Of our American playwrghts. for he has
written more plays than any " them and has.
IL ia only lair 10 say. met with greater share Of
success. His Fate" was played here at Wal
lacks and won great dcal ~ praise. His
Peril was produced AZ the Union Square Thea
tire. He wrote Risks " for Mr.. John Raymond.
and Bronson Howard said Of his Heroine in
Rags" that It showed moro literary ability than
any American pny that had preceded it, The
Nrginian" was played in London 10y Mrs.
John Wood. and met with critical recognition.
and Clio ia still playing round the country.
Mr.. Campbell is n young man Of much native
ability. and has shown a strong dramatic talent.
His latest play. The viGilantcs." which was
piudu~d laS-~ght 9th Gyays Operauouse,
is a melodrama Of Observation-Disclosures MHractcr.
strong local color. and effective dramatic moi
dent The scene ia laid in California. from SO
Of society which gave rise 10 the Vigilance Com
mittee, The love story isa simple and pretty
Rosa Rand. il a wild western girl who is
brought up on a ranch with Frank Ransom
and learns TO love him, who ia afterward sep
%amsn Tb pr n% soys BS a Gn Gyer
ceases 70 regard her lover with tender solicit
tude. Despite the wandcrings ana vicissitudes
OF his lie, she remains true To him. and when in
the fourth act they all meet in San Frnnciso. she
shows womans true heroism and devotion in
seeking 20 save me llie ol ntr lover, WHO mas
wrouged her MIR. Campbell has exhibited in
this play genuine pathos. strong hnmor. and n
clever faculty of characterization. The scene in
which Joe ConiSfock seeks to force his gold upOn
liOlete is delicate aud even poetic. and il is
vividly Characteristic Of the people and times Of
which the play treats The use made Of the
Vigilance Committee IL exceed ngy clever. and
is new md striking, and the last act IN the
mountains romantic and pretty. Tho acting of
the pie'e WIS, on the whole, fair. Miss Rand
mnlr favorable impression and Mr.. AID
rioh won great deal Of praise. The play. which
is in five Hct-. exhibits Mr.. Camphells abilities
IN a much n'ttHr light than anything he has yet
done IN molodrnma. and deserves moro oX-
hau-tIve notice than can be accorded ut first
sitting
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noon stopped Ct tho National Hotel, He .arst
called on Mr.. Chandler and delivered To him
sealed letter from Kellogg. Chandler told him
wont, and found Mr.. Ferry and his secretary.
Moses, in hls Office, In the rear OF the Senate
chambcr. Ferry Nskcd him whether he had
no. Ferry th"n went out. and IN lew minutes
brought IN John sherman. VINO knew wit
turns. sherman aud witness went to the
Finance Commiite's room, whore sherman
cript of the new set OF certificates and their
proper delivery This wns given to the W t
would stand by them. and that !hoy. must
60 OF, sNnd inGusurata Packard. Briorr
would instruct him how toHct, Witness did not
tell anybody that these srcond certificates made
things, all right He thought sherman and
met sherman five times In Louisiana. always in
some one Of the offices Of the Custom House.
W. II. Seymour. n notary public, idrntiilsd n
highly Important document, tho mate to the
noted Weber. Anderson affidavit nude before
here. 1t Is another affidavit, bearing the sigma
ture OF Thomas II. jerks. United States Mar
shal. and reads "a follows;
so1ay appeared before me- WIN Il seySs a notary pGI
public n ne parish Of Orleans, state Of Louisiana
says That during Tie ON q August 1916 he was con-
%.pi REp y'a Sss S tns la tsS sa;G
S tore s o ps, d rs o nS, s sd PSC
SUPERVISORS Rcyisauon returned from said parish and
gave hs resignation TO VIM T. kellogg, the Governor OF
,hs state aud he further states that he has
refused TO accept such resgnation believing that said
Anderson would not return to said parish although he
o-cnsiby desired to do aud he further
was known TO him personally that said kellogg, and
other Republican leaders. did not desire the return
said Anderson to his parish the appointment any
other person In his place the object being to hold
election IN said parish and that said Kellogg
and others induced one L. u. jerks TO watch
said Anderson and prevent his return afer he had
promised several ciukcns OF sad parish to do And
ahani further aver. that both himself and said Anderson
were IN SAID parish on the day VI the election namely
Nov T. 1876 and the said election under
their supervision and was the most peaccHhc and tar
uuV ever witnessed 10y MN the aant And lac further
states that the said Anderson made protest Against
the returns from said parish. owing the above
toned iscts. and that after the return OF hm.
self and the said Anderson 20 the city ui
New orleans IL was shown them that the election "
Have ana wheeler depended upon the electoral
Louisiana that IN cousider auno thu, tact and IN order
10 secure thcrccuOn ~ said Hayes said Andor signed
III the pfc~s u ahant protest partly IN blank said
bank being Aftcrward filed out by parties unk uowh
that both and said An,r-o would have signed
any protest said parish had II not been
throw cut said parishes In order to the election u
said Hayes and Wheeler signed Tuos. II. JnNks
sHntd and -wuiu To- before me this 4 ttl day of MAY
1871 tsiknedl wv N SEYMOUR Notary Public.
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". scar, saass..s. whoa, feed. s,ass,z . ton, ~.

ays Co... sassa.'s whsa, feed siassi7 ton. ~,
Corrur-spots quiet and unchanged. middnnp ur,.ud,
y lBc sales 5ni bales Futures variable closing ~
b. n,e "r cn6r m We ior Soyet loI Ia
o Csmber 10 49, for jsnsety oc for February and
PRovisoss-rork dull aud scarcely so arm; sales n
mes On " spot Sbn ibis at sc 'o@tl ,he HIGHER
5000 stock IN yards 80 725 bills beet and beet hams
qnrt Ba.on nominal cat meats iairly actvei extra
picked hams; also sold iioi b. picklci r6 bellies ID
ibs ayeraps at &c Ilrd dull and easier; -nles on
!nd st2nssI 23s ior prim WESTERN. and Tor future
delivery 4ND tcs cioTnt at 81 20 tor July ~ % tor
An1ust, $40 tor $ vt mbcr, aud $40 TOR October.
Dressed hogs 81 6's@'Ac. Butter aud cheese dull.
GRAls-whcat nrmcr hut only moderately active sales
WOn hush ~ gr for No sp'ing Nh afi Tor No do,
To- NJ do aud slib@si ~ To- primo choice white;
and future deliver, ,i6U0bnsh at 81 1t Tor No red
!" u" bS S n" western Tor xagas at ssc Oats dS'l;
.ales3cmD bn.h asss3l ~ tor ~, xc, aud 81 a'sc Tor
$50 for white. Indian corn nrmer; sales the SPOT
le5HO bush mostly Western mixed. at ti9inSc.. In
No i s t2Ti2c %, ncaii"s round Yellow &C a.
ac Tor July, aud 4,tsd &c Tor August. aud steamer at
svspets-Naval stores were quiet aud unchanged at
o. insti 50 Tor common To- good strained and 2c FOR
spritsturpentne Petroleum duh and weak at &c.
bpl. sold at This price wS.kcy was duh and D"ssinsiy
tlrt. revnnr Iallow quiet at &c. tor prime. Ocean
10 liverpool by steam Tssi butter and cheese asa;
nS S"r z siS Ss' +, 70 sI d29 y i Ss o.
nS1r = ~ grain 70 lul by steam ssd DO Bremsn'
to the Bristol channel Is ID do 10 Oporto lac gold
bush refined petroleum to the Baltic 6s I'd s5s ID DO
g lisbon =. I'D; do 10 Genoa. Is vd; crude do. TO
GRocsRts-iio coffee was quiet but nrm at i2laiec
grades quiet and UNCHANGED Rice aud molasses In Job
bng sale only Raw suEars quiet but steady; TAFT to
1916. $50 hhds centrifugal so. Refined sugars mod.
sraey active and firm at &C. Tor standard a." and "a
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Live Stock Market.

NEw York. Monday. July 1.--Receipts Of
becvcs ycstc Tday and today 2i4 loads 1857
head making total oi s235 since Monday against $50
tor the previous week Market shade rner aud higher
early III the morning but closed dun and weak. with
number NJ car loads unsOd. Native steers ranged from
&c. 10 lOhc q n 60 dress 51a57 rs TO the gross
Texans Chcrokecs aud colorado cattle, mainly sers.
sold ut o. dgrlsc. to dress jiti6 rs
Receipts OF calves 49, head mBking total OF
5oos Tor the week against 3SSs for the previous week
Demand weak and sales dull ~ reduction of ~.
= n Buttnrmilk cave. sold t2ba3c n 10, mixed lots
at 3ha9ic, milked Vcal~ at u ,trSit &C..
Receipts Of sheen and lambs a. loads $50
head. making total OF 2TiuS for the week. against
~ bo3 for last week sheep about steady with
slow sale at shsuYc n. Lambs were weaker and
lower. and ut -staBAc ~ N could not all he sold.
Swine-Rcccipts yesterday aud to-day wcrc -
loads. or ~ u hogs making - 2ij Tor the week against
2U3i7 tor last week Market duii load NJ urdi-
nary Ohio hogs hol ling tor - a. e iOO rs could have
been sold AZ 81 IS D lnn rs
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ryIT MRS. AGNES D. jerks.
,rprtHiNCE rs 4 TITNESs BE
LAST a., fuE pOrrER COMMIrfEE


t,.,her Batch Of i', "nns,.''ma" Poster.
Snaa.,,, In Politics cong
N""" urrniritrnnt U"uid- H"k"r-
Qr"'n,,"' s,n,, tnpt. Jenks'- Amdnv'i
c",su,,arov. Julf Tho Potter Com
birr "A aoss.on today. Tho cor
2 V" ~, between Anderson md Mrs.
rsF c.r March o - nee her visit to WASH
'nNs We lI,.n to tn" public. Mrs. jerks IN
ms ,se. iv. AMI lies so systematically. that
y"',s. ..,.. si.l that her nllrg Il copies might
'"o,,.a.turcl for the OCCASION. This does
V,.,rt, hc TIVE met They are written on
.r.4s.d slips NJ paper and bear the
t''r.,.r marks of actual copies. Means cN-
,.,,r tr testing the a"cura y OF her
IT, nh, doubt %, this kind will h. sum
"p' 'i.,r.d up. Like Mrs. Jcnkss tcsti-
p". r.a. tiers were submitted to Mr. Shell
,,ittnny be- assumed that he con-
,.l,,thcir publication only upon reaching
,nip,on that they could do the sherman side
,his story mo- harm. They contain. as mat
t.onrsc. nodrrlaration that Mrs jerks had
~ Oh. sherman letter. II In not natural that
No. should. They were written when Mrs.
10 had paid her visit to Washington. laid
s..t,orlsiee and her capacity for the produc-
49,, ofa.tion before sherman. and obtaincihcr
nr,e. From that time on It was her business
,,',.ad Anderson along by one vulgar challenge
.,d another 70 some dangerous offer which
.,,,li h, construed 10 mean direct attempt TO
49,, ,is,kmail she did not succeed. but these
,,J,o,nt eui-tlcs IN this statement OF the case
rreeisely. As for Stanley Matthew'S and the
s,rre ne cuts. Mrs Jenkss letter to him. and
nor LITER about him TO Anderson are proof
enough that d" knew he WAS hopelrsslv in
,ol,ed In this dsgraceiul scandal. His rela-
Mons with Anderson were corrupt his relations
9th Mr.. I.uk- are ridiculous. Mgst mon. II
fey could 90 io-c would choose the first. Sena-
pr Matthews chose both.
In ,xecutiyp session the committee determn-
,d 10 ADJOURN tomorrow till July II. Tn" s''s-
,ion tomorrow Will he taken VI 10y tn tvsti-
rory NJ f. l. Weber. a brother ~ u. A, Weber.
twill boz " an important chart"t"r The ron-
N tteo in eXn. utiNH session this afternoon de-
sided that tho Chairman. should certify 10 the
District Attorney of the District of Columbia
hal Boulds Baker II a r'.calcitraut witness. and
llr.ct him o. proceed with the prosecution un-
Der secton i0l II the Revised Statutes. which
\ mandatory.
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The Jenk-And-r.on Letters.

IHy NofTn A~rric'S rnnAprtrmA. Mar, ., 1875
~ ~" N,- ltSA,. have teen m " = lnston tor
,.uft tHiruuy your ,i.it 10 Washington cau'ed You
, .~ i'ir temper don't know when laughed w
ialseut.i y.0 .h6u'ii' t5ct mad II don't DO a par
a. ~, 20 a@ ,pols ihe Nion oi women They
t 'Ni 'Nr PROMISES 10 pay. aud that after getting
fan m'.t- ur mysterious woman Of Lou.
~' ..rk goo % duauns proofs OF consp'acies,
nns AK 'r4snNmns t1ns; gcne-aiy ,wm,i.
ihow' %. '.t oi the scntcr .eS. and Win Vision.
H. oa, il.' s. n perspective. am not surprised AZ
tf.t N -'n.N--. And so Nuu are coming zap Tor
h,i .l .r.f. ilea how m, hppcs survived when
TiFt .lf .-i'n. Come hy all means send lar-
y, ,nNniie h' express. aud ioruN yourself with
h. N,.'' yong ousNt to hear Ms tell how Nou
IT,, ,- y,a an article n from d, S T" - FL
lem, An IiH down 70 yolr po.tcrity A. an heir
'''''' '''' " JIM i,Is Asprasox
con iho same shoot with the foregoing letter is
"rVu 'he fYllDwing:
ry '.o, ~,i ygN A'sloi'er e. NE ana COPY Of
''''' LocG box 3'5i5ss y 0.
oh mo s0mo sheet IL also the following;
, ,1le 20 e folav Anderson. letter In regard tome
Huuo6 & 1s .9a' i GN 1id Eo9 en .o' To-
haa .' tnowi,t the fellow, ss you and Do. |
a g. % rcsard,ns ny own private affairs would
' n'0.ac. as 1t - not often mention them 10
e. aav,ri.my n,l letter to y,u mai ed on the 18Th
n,o p to " me = STa" Eac tT G npea tl' of
iasr,oie ''.' 'ypIIss' Ihey may b, =, use here
N, Noefn Avymc'N PnltAnrLrHiA March 4 1878
D., ~ ~, Nt, jtsKs Yours received enclose your
h'ncci .3 ~ ,.e I,,'. Have Ne Nrw orr, n' papers
aN ,pum WAN T rtnSS seGgSraE N Ma-n1nsi"i
hon irn Ni,lm inc urN two wc'ks hold posi-.
De a. .NiNliE 1000 Nln lUl lN1 l"ifNf
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INt0TVsf
In state bonds note sales Of Louisiana Is consoldat
cd nj 7S474i,, south Carolina G April aud October 81
ami It's nuniuudnblc ~ 10 Railroad securities were
generally steady The principal TRANSACTIONS were a,
follows New Jersey Central lists consolidated. asscntri
Ts'.4T1, New Jersey Central convertible assened ~
ieiii.n and Mlkv>hafre consolidated SIS Chicago aud
Northwestern consolidated coupon gold bonds, h4 chi
darlington aud quincy - consolidated eN iutel".t
ilols Chicago Burhnsion aud Quincy -, "a interest
li1E. G., 4. T.. ant indianapolis consolidated, Nais
Morris aud E'-cx Z, n 100. Hannibal and 81 Joseph
~ convertible 90 Lake shore Ids, consolidated coupon
100 CHnada southern lists. guaranteed interest ~,
Central Pacific gold houd-. "a interest," iuh slU5i, cen
Cedar RAPIDS and Northern lists ,ss Now York EeNa
ei lists rN interest. ~; Alton AMI lcrrc Iltute DDS
icrrrd, 7uaN0. lUun Pacific It's interest lu5i. a.
llhls Union Pucnc sinking tuna, lu2; Toledo aud
wabash lists 81 louis uNision cN mtufed counon ftis
Delaware and Hudson registered, 81 iHl Delaware amt
Hudson registered - luli, Erie 1i.. iu7i4 Central
Ptciui lists California and Oregon branch. "a interest
is Ohio and M,>,ssipW DIS 17i Harlem lists -. regis
tr'd. l2n', Milwaukee and ST Paul consohdatod sua.
ing uud. 49,.
1hc opemns, highest lowest ami r NJ closing pricc.
Of locks to-day
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MILFORD. July Lone Of the most violent
tonadoes thsteyc visited this section OF rcnn,,yau
uascd Sho hapcc 1--WE miles ct this place,
saturday afternoon last, hotween and O'Clock
Rocks weighing upward OF ton were unearthcd and
carried from twenty to thirty feet, large trees were
snapped on nj the base like ile stems, hui many rom
to 1--WE feet UNITE rCuce. upruotrd and
Quck's sawmill blown ~ ami the building other
wise injured The storm took northwest course, ana
extended about four miles IN length by uuciOurth u a
mile IN width, sweeping everything IN It's course. The
wiui accompanied by rnn AMI hail the latter falling
20 depth ot three inches IN some places and many
being large black Walnuts The storm lasted al
ttf.
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RUTTERFIELD - wTRRLwRiGHT. - On Thursday
June "a at the Church OF the Rederner. by the Rev
". Shackelford William L. Butterfcld OF Chicago to T.
Agnes Whcciwrig NJ this city
fiSHER-MULFORD In Sew York at &c IgnAuus
Church, June n. hts by the Rev = e. Ever n u
Charies a. Fisher Of Lan.ingburs 10 Henrietta L. daugh
ter o Robert l.. Milford of this city
INTERPRETATIONS ON Wcdnes day, June 90
1879 at the residence VI the brides parents by the Rev
Dr. kracner, Charles II Frcshnry a. SUSIE r. Youngest
daughter VI Thomas + Mar-ton. Esq all OF this city
HELLER-bkANIS On June 70 1878 At Chicago. by
the Rev J. n knowles, William : Heller 10 Jennie
Beams. both of this city
NrDERMOr-ROGERs- In san Francisco Cal June
=. az s. Narys Cathedral. Bernard z McDcrnot TO
Miss Bridget L. Rogers
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Suicide to Avoid Arr.., for Arson.

MIDDLRrowN. n. Y. July John William
son. policeman Of this village. committed suicide this
morning to avoid arrest for He had previously
admitted To his fellow officers that had fred two build
ings several barns AMI old buildings which have lately
been DESTROYED believed to have been hy
him He found this afternoon ia dying condition
In Held sol through tho head and died az o'clock
thus evening He formerly ia the English navy. and
leaves vile and four children.
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MoNDAY, July l.-FIOUR AND MEAL-FlOur
rnih,r rr,ncr amt u SOME rnscs BE- hisrr FiHI lud
aud - asked Tor common shipping eXua, We quote
state and western sllwtun", therAhli extra
stat. sin1@;i II; western yTim, WHEAT extras
Ter wheat extras. SisS4lu. do. Xxx aud xxx,
81 husS MnnrsOis patents th5psN ~, elty sinppln.
extras StGsSi.l southern BAKERS and ihny brands.
~ 76sS ~ Southern shopping extras ~ 25sto5 Corn
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Arrived-Nosp.r. July 1.

s. Strassburg. iicimbruck. Bremen,
Bark As-unta Ametrano. Catania.
Bark Alma. Lohmeyer. Antwerp.
Bark Daisv Lewis. Ssgua
BArk stanley. Aroldsu. Bergen.
BARK Viola n. Hopkins Hopkins TIavre.
Brig Amanda. Dart Cnibarien.
Brig Batchclief. Stedman Mttauzas
brig Rachel COncy. Coney. SaguA
Brig speed Larkin lila ana
Also the regular coastwise packets
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The PIxeon.shoo,lug Champ,on..

LONDON. July IA pigeon shooting match
between Capt Bogardus. the American champion aud
Mr. Aubrey Coventry has been arranged take place
on the 9Th Of August at Brighton. They shoot ~
MY birds each. from nNe traps at thirty yards ne
stakcs 81 f side with power toncrease the stakes 10
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MARINE INTELLI0Ey

tiruRr ALuAsAc-rHts pAy
sunrses..... SO sun st.... 80 Noon sets ... n
NIGH vArEH-rHts
sandy Hook. Q Is Gov isand. 10 IS Hell date n -
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&usintss 1otltrs.

a 81 Pearl Mixed Derby, 81 90, tFtns
Mackinaw 81 90 worth 81 II New Church stairs
The mother Ands faithful friend in MRS
wINSLOw's SOOTHING SYRCF IS cents bottle.
Knsx's White Summer Hat, ~.
2l2 Broadway, and Filth Avenue Hotel
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LONDON. July six hundred Mormons in
eluiIns JD scandnavans aud 10 English and Welsh.
bound Tor Salt Luke oi, sailed from Liverpool On satur
day last
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Ny psk sit az laAvl 81 we ~, !, ~ , ns'l s,n
such matter. 49, mentioned my last tut fecfutd -
best g. dn affair. mi-ht have been nisr pfr-' ie
in you by Nj Anderson. but maginc you under stand
without aux UNlauatiOus On ny part Accom- NV .ih
thanks ~tuns REGARDING TIE f'tu-ih
Urut nf u Ituks the lANN am -u ahs lu - u
90 fhiuk u po.,iie Perhaps. with your eini aii Il
uught be accomplished II j. two wears since he hai
ana co. NJ to DO For reason. }'n Know % N'f .ih NOV
INN ANS position tAt custom lUu-s ~ there j.
nothing TOR linn co. DO hut go 90 II NOT tsu nluch
trHuhr wnui you be good enough g. give some thea.
..nd TIC form of Application necessary You
would conrr grrst Hvor by doing. II - We" o. try.
evouu We tii Hoping YOU well ami with u~sur-
ance ~ hlgh esteem. am ,try respectfully yours
10 M j. X sYruEN AoSFs ~. JiNKs
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-09-21

Magistrates appeals Annie Baumister VS.. Jno.
ByerIy, appeal from Justice Swayne; settled, each
party to pay his own costs. Thomas Wooden VS..
George Haverhurst, appeal from Justice thinner
man Judgment below for Haverhurst for costs ;
verdict for defendant.
Martin Coleman VS.. Richard ii. Akehurst; ap-
peal from Justice Richardson verdict for plain
tiff damages $50. John and Kate Schneider VS..
G. J. C. German; appeal from Justice Cole ;
Judgment below for German for $44l5 and $3.50
costs settled. Henry Schmuck ct al, VS.. VIM. II.
Cunningham; appeal from Justice Cole; judg-
ment below for Cunningham for $6O.37 and 1855
costs referred to c. BONN Slingluf and X. X.
Boarman. N. Lehman & Bro. VS.. Joseph j. Rob-
insOn appeal from Justice Lehman; judgment
below for return of property or $57 and 7.55 APP
peal dismissed. Henrietta NJ Clemens S.
Augusta Dennison, John Dennison and Jacob M.
Pearce, trustees appeal from Justice Cole judg-
ment below for Dennison ct al. for return of prop
erty and one cent damages and costs affirmed by
consent with stay of execution for six months.
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From CALyERToS, 3D DIsTRIcr.-Te Storm
lSuh60y AmWsemenfs-C Church SerUices- Oyster
Supper, 6c.--This section was visited by heavy
rain and wind storm on Thursday night, 18th
inst, but no serious damage was done. Since
then the mornings and evenings have been quite
cool, making fire comfortable.
Yesterday Sunday about twenty men and
women from the city came out to the woods near
Fulton Station, and brought with them three or
four kegs of beer, of which they partook freely.
Your correspondent has been informed that this
has been going ON for several weeks, and it is
time now it were stopped. We have iattered
ourselves with the idea that this locality was not
so disreputable as other sections of the county,
but if this thing be allowed to continue there is
no telling what the result may be- hope the au-
thorities will take steps to prevent recurrence OF
this kind of Sabbath breaking.
The services at the M Il. church yesterday
were well attended both morning and evening.
The pastor, Rev. Mr.. Rogers, ofiiciated on both
occasions. The stewards have purchased the new
revised hyrhnal to take the place of the old hymn
books. The choir holds two rehearsals each week
anu il becoming quite proficient.
The ladies of the congregation intend holding
an oyster supper on the oath, 25th and 26th Of
present month for the benefit of the church, and
every effort is being put forth to make it success
There are several cases of sickness in this place,
one of typhoid fever reported to be very serious.
ID.
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TRIAL OF A CONTESTED WILL CAsE-The Supe-
riOr court is engaged in hearing contested will
case entitled Sarah C. Mallonee and husband, Geo.
Mallonee, VS.. Ann Eliza and Joseph Morrow; re-
moved from the Circuit Court of Baltimore coun-
ty. The case is on trial before jury, on five is
sues as to the validity Of the will of Joseph Nor
row, of said county, who died in February, 1876,
leaving a widow, four sons, two daughters and two
grandchildren. The defendants, who are the
daughter and son Of deceased, were named in the
will as administrators. The plaintiff, Sarah c.
Mallonee, was also daughter. The testator left
personal estate of near $4,000 and real estate
valued at $25, 900. He left the plaintiff 5000, to
be paid in annual instaments of SlOO to his
Oldest son, Joseph, four and One-half acres of
land, to his youngest daughter % acres, and to
his widow and son, Hezekiah, 125 acres of land,
two houses on Moore's lane and three ground rents
of S41 per annum. The other children and grand
children were provided for. The case attracts
considerable attention. and the attendance of peo-
pie from Baltimore county each day is large
Gazette, Wednesday.
The case was concluded ON Wednesday and was
decided in favor of the WILL Judge DObbin in
structed the jury that the evidence was not sufi-
cient to establish the charges of incapacity to
make will, undue influence, &c.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-09-21

PROPERTY SALES. G. Wilson, auctioneer,
sold on the premises, on Wednesday, for S. Parker
Bosey and E. b. Almony, assignees of a mort
gage from William II. Stiffler and wife to John
C. Little, lot of ground of about one acre. situa
tedat Parkton, N. C. R. R., improved by a fine
new two-stOry frame store house and dwelling,
5Ox24 feet, and back building S4x24, now occu-
pied by VIM. II. Stfier; purchased by Otto Du-
ker for $4,000.