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The New York herald., 1878-03-28
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER ACADIA, Dickmmn. which left Boston March 90
tor Kingston. ia returned 27th with leak in her
dcn>er
STEAMER r. q KxrGur. mt Aiexandria, 26th. from New
York reports O:3O AM saw small schooner
Po,n Potomac Rlver sea washing over nor took ner to
be oyster boat; and also ahout half way from Port
~ soop with sail hanging to the mast the vessel her
beMm and under waters they wrecked In
the blow Of Sunday or Sunday night
SUR MAGNIFICENT (B Peat willie lying at Venus Point
below savannah taking in balance OF OF cotton for
liverpool was discovered to be on re on ,h 2,d inst but
ship The origin Of the IRE Is not definitely
ra The snsy or wnr the ac, Of ar ieeendsry srsp
Insurance on the cotton. hut none on the vessel.
snIp MARLBORO tBr), from Bremen at Hampton Roads
scnr il frentice tbeioro reported abandonod, water.
logged both masts and bowprt gone and the sea washing
The wreck being In dangerous position set II
FRO
BARK ATLANTIC Ger. shicring. from Wilmington NC,
for CSGo ss n"ng ~ Y
damaged the 18th and sailed for destination.
BARK MARY AcsEs QBD from Cardens. arrived at Della
Brcakwacr March aud reports struck nh the point
oil tne Cspes ot Delaware, but came. oil unnjurcd.
BRIcJ u GLLysriE (Br) before reported wrecked at the
Bahamas Is now stated have met with tho disaster ON
been saved up to tho 22d.
BRic MAGpALA 1Br) from Mobile for Glasgow befors rc.
10 ted, was wrecked on Salt Cay March s. Cargo not
tavsd.
Bnro ArHoL CnAS (Br). from Halifax Ms, for Mnt.nsss
cfore reported) nut into Nassau March H. and sailed
wrecKers E35U
BRIG AprLisE RICHARDSON. IRON Ponce, PR Tor Now
York before reportcd) put into Nassau, Mp March H.
BnG ARCTIC (Br). from Wilmington, NC, for Mayaouez
which put into Nassau. Mp in Distress will probably be
condemned The captain was waiting March Is to hear
from The owners
BnIc ApnrE 9 Tircomn, from Glasgow for Havana
wrecked on Apegadn had been spoken March In lat
~ 81 Ion "a o6 by tie bark ~,ku Russ nt beaufort. Sc
with loss ot foremost; was asked II assistance was
Qured and answered no.
Bnic HorE Brl. Morris. from New York for Halifax.
The New York herald., 1878-03-28
AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA, March 26-Arrivcd, steamer C
BOSTON. March 26-CIcarod, steamer VIM Lawrence d.
IIowes baltimore (nct arrived)..
27,h- Arrived steamers Algerian (r,, Simpson. Liver
pools Othso (Brj, Mitchell. Hull; brig Zcbenis (BD,
anu Is wtherspoon. shepard, Cienfucgos; Mary Il
oliver. Baker. Hayti Charles Morrison, smith, Bs'ti-
more Electa Bailey Smith. PhiadcIphia Helen Amcs.
Endicott do; Gderslecvc, Hull Perth Amboy Light
Boat, ood, Rondout; Nile, spear New YORK Caroline,
Wallace, do: Lucy Amcs. ilotgkns Port johnson. a,
Also arrived--steamer Gen Whitney, Hallet New
York brig May (Br) eister. Porto Rico schr Graham
land proceeded TO Weymouth Charles Atwood, PAinc,
Virginia; ueorgc latteneld Oliver, do; Lockwood.
~ John Phiiadelpha; Nellie Paine. fish, dol Lizzie
FRYE Port johnson; Tirren, Nckerson do: Nautilus,
Tomau. Koudout; George rrcscott. Bennett, New
York. -,
Ciearcd-Steamers Seminole, Matthew'S savannnh
Aries. whclden, philadelphia; Neptune, Berry, New
sniled--steamcr Aries, ship Monarch, brig Remick
BALTIMORE. March 27-Arrvcd, steamers ucknhoc,
Brown. Newber NC Martha stevens, Chance New York
brigs Alfred. damage Pnysandu Mississippi Brl War
chant Dencrara; schrs Jessie Mnrdock Siocum kenne
bcrs. Providence; Sheppard, Edgett. Bridgep,rt
Also arrived steamer Blackstone march, Boston; barks
Rosa Madeline utal), Fernando cih flndsessc Lovse
(Nor,, Kramer, Southampton W II jenkins br rogers
Hamburg; Charlie Hickman (Br), Dcrncr. Duhin schr'
Clara simpson, Tnpcy. Woods loe Kate wentworth
Clear d-Scamer Scaguil, Marsman. Charestou; ship
scnirnmis schuicnbc Kotterdam bark Euslia tSw)
Bergstrom Newry; brtgs Emanueic dta, Botcna u ain
burg; Alice, Daton Kio Jancro schrs San Bias fitzgcr
aid Porto Belio; Eliza Christie r,, bopne - Johns
PR; Herschei Chsnbars- Providspce Lucia Ives Lrs
The New York herald., 1878-03-28
A FATHERS HORRIBLE CRIME.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
WHEELING, W. Va, March %, 1878.
Ono OF the most horrible cases Of outrage which
ever occurred has come 10 light at Piedmont, W..Va.
Nathan Crow. resident OF that place, thrty-cignt
years and father OF two chdrcn and who has always
borne good reputation, has been guilty Of the most
sckening brutality. He has bright and attractive
htto daughter eight years old. and three separate
occasions he outraged her person by violence. On
Saturday afternoon lie was in Tho house with his
son. young boy OF ten iwelve, ana
his daughter. He sent the boy away
errand and again attempted to outrage mis- daughter
She resisted, anu he gave her terrible beating That
night the poor little thing tod her mother OF ncr
iather's awful crime, and she, alter consulting WITH
the chiid's grandmo, her, had the fatnor arrested
THREATS OF LYNCHiNG.
Whom tho story became known through tho town q
mob began gatEering, and tney acciareo they would
send Nathan Grow TO meet John Waliaco u they got
tEcir hands him. In order to secure tho prsoncrs
yaiety he was Immediately taken 10 Cumberland jail
md locked up to await his trial.
The New York herald., 1878-03-28

Alta meeting held in the Rcv. Mr.. Lloyds new
church, Madison avenue and Forty-seventh street,
last evening, the following gentlemen were elected
irustees:- d. b. Faycnwca,hcr. F. G.. Van Vliet, r.
S. HaIstead, Charles Hoffman, William II. Van
Kiccck, NJ. r. veddcr, Frederic c. Wright, William
S. Louderback and James O. Van Dyke.
All parties who were members Of the Madison Ave-
nue. Reformed Church and who desired n letter OF dis
missa were requested to sign the following docu-
ment:-
NEw YoRK, -, 1873
To CoSsIsroRY MADISON AVENUE REFORMED
CnuRCH:
CEXrLEMES will please issue letter of DIS
mssa from tho church the Madison
Avenue Presbyterian Church In tho city OF Now York
Very respectfully yours.
grcat many availed themselves Of the opportunity,
and tho petition numerously signed.
The New York herald., 1878-03-28

Ms; pat into cheboGue Ms. March 2o With loss OF sa's
HIenL which ashore at shovsliui shos.
Chatham. Mass 2ist ns was IRON Amboy forsnem ""'s,
H'sn SSss s.:
shifted cargo, and not being able to carry any sa o
butt The %inS became very rough the
ssan. TSss ..s ,soossss ssd
shoals but The wind tide being ss"inst
fui shosl bred the making clean h.esca S. over
shut up house and quite comferabe
until hsy then assS ss o.. BY ssi ss
miles in the sand arrived ut safe quarters
RUIN ssr. ,sD0sss oqnd,.s S,.. Of ss
0%s sso vss She 'I'. va. 's ownsa Sv ssnshs1
a .1on si. essi % and % o,Ss
owned In and was vsss ~ a ascD bs she must
either have seak in the severe gale or
scuRw Nxrrrrrox. Brown from Nantucket, before
ashore scuats lot oil aud arsvcd up at
scmn CLARA LrAvrrr from New York for Havana Cbefors
reported put into Nassau March H. alter being ashore
si.co Icu"e' ''' "'''A''' III '"''' -'''''"' "
Georgetown Sc before reported ashore thu northern
Ss OK s,us ss % ,ov To s Ssr
masts and standing rigging had not been touched.
r.Sy1 from Bath. Nc; wsh .pS DS vii n'S S:.
to Flushing hcr destinaon> first fair wind new sail
scuR BELLE HALLIDAY om Booth Bay Philadelphia.
with cargo Of ice put into Newport H. March ~ w''a
scun II HICKMAN from PhiiAde phia for Portland.
mains ashore Fire island condition unchanged Her
will he discharged rapidly as tho weather will per-
nit She has been stripped. but will probably be ho"ted
ScnR SOPHIE WILSON. from Perth Amboy for City Point.
before Delaware water eaky, arrived nc
Philadcl lphia yesterday for repairs.
TucBoAr w DKvoE sunk Tuesday night In Ncwtowu
Crcek pun ped and rnssd tho steamer Jonn
Fuller The OF sinking has not yet been asccr-
tanned
NEW STEAMER LIYx-Thc New Bedford Mercury says It
decided to establish tho line between Now Bed.
ford. Boston Faynl 1t Ia expected that The hrst
steamer will leave Boston for Fayn eary next month IL
is Understood that the General Meade OF New York.
screw steamer has beeu purchased for the
1t up for the business, steamer Msssipni
1923 has chartered the line until
that work aud Is TO arrive ht Boston
week and commence loading for her first trip.
OVERDUE Tho bark Hadda (o amburg) 473 tons, Capt
Beams built Ke No In 1874 left Boston Feb
spcction and tdngs bcen received from her she
Al days ont AID fears entertained "r her.
PuILApELPilIA March -Schr Anthony sailed from
this port to-day Brazil With iron for the Madeira and
Mainore and supplies for the workmen ,.ed
in the construction OF that work under the direction OF
Messrs Collins.
wnrysroxE HrRALp rxLEcnA PHI STATION. March ~ he
North America late Pacific mail packet.
towed eastward to-day to DO broken up.
LAuScnrp-At Calais, March 2l fishing schr Cnrrie Bell.
Capt Mail0cli
At Stony Brook Phpsburg. March IL. hne schr of 70
named Kills Rogers owned by Capt David Rogers
(who Is to comm and her) and Others
snip James Bailey launched at Bath, Me- o6th inst
215 long 40 "a feet dcep The schr Jennie
Morse. also launched at Bath 10th. registers 4 toms
At st Marys. Ga March 20 the sidewheel ste1mer Ah
lcte tons buthen built at that place Tor Burns
The New York herald., 1878-03-28
IXCIsE MATTERS.
condition.

During their continuance ia ofce after the a ght
OF owen Murphy Mcssrs- Morton aud Patterson, tho
remaining Excse commissioners. received about
1000 account Of licenses. They acted upon tho
majority OF applications and issued licenses the fees
Tor which amounted TO about $4,000 That sum Will
be turned 10 the city, and the baanco Will DO
handed by the old TO their successors
Messrs. Mcrkle and morrison. TO be applied by them
tho pay ment Of The licenses they may grant 10 no
applicants or TO DO paid back to tncm In case the
lIcense 10 refused.
The New York herald., 1878-03-28
PROSPECT PARK IMPROVEMENTS.

10 THE EDITOR TIE HERALp:-
Wishing to sec the miniature yacht raco at Prospect
Park last saturday asked information oil Brooklyn
friend show to get there' and ''ii could take la
dies?r He advised me to dispense with tho latter
won't alonc and found out tho renson for his hint
not decent footpath tho yacht wharf from ekher
side OF tho Park. lti like travelling over dusty,
stony country road. Why can't tho Prospect Park
Comm issi ioncrs mako decent temporary path OF
Scrimshaw feet wide, tor the relief OF pedestri-
ans IL they arc not prepared finish that part OF Tho
Park IN q permanent manner? Footpaths arc sndly
needed also across that ioriorn plaza. j. w.
The New York herald., 1878-03-28
SPOKEN.

Ship Edward O'Brien Wallace from Huanlos for Fall
mouth 4, date, lat 81 81. Ion ~ l3 by bark Alku
QRuss), which arrived at Beaufort Z, March 2D.
ship Ann Mlicent (Br Bach, from san Francisco for
Liverpool, j au IT, lat IS :. Ion 2S w.
ship Cnas II Marshall, uNtchi nson, from Liverpool for
New York March IL. lat A.. Ion g.
Bark Longielow !sr), scarborc from hiogo for Fai.
mouth, Feb o lnt 81 So >, Ion Is - Il.
Bark Possidon No Ercksen. from Java for New York,
Jnn ~. no fat. &c.
Bark City Charlottetown Br), Scott from Liverpool
for PORT Natal, Jan Al. lat 10 s. lou IL So z.
Brig Helen q Phinney sylvester, from Csrdih for
Havana. March Is, lat 81, Ton &C. -,.---
schr Vincy kcsobroek, from Rockport for Morgan
City, Texas, March 81, lat 81 10 Ion rs.
The New York herald., 1878-03-28
WHALEMEN.

Arrived At st Hoona Feb 49, barks Janet, Gartiand,
Wal~ ich Bay 16th Palmetto Boes cruising 22d brig
II Moore smith, do tsnd all sailed again wthot anchor
ing).
letter from Capt Nye OF bark Mount Wollaston. datod
Maria Islands Feb 1873, having taken 60
barrels humpbnck oil since leaving San F.ncsso All wol
letter dated Feb 3 reports schr Antarctic Bo ut Bar
bados clean had whale August last. Capt
Bel had decided to discharge his Mr. Snow who had
become somewhat demsnted during tho cruise. Schr VIM
r"xer. Roberts, was spoken by the Antarctic Jan ~
At that time she boiling small whales which
would make about 55 barrels sperm oihe first that she
had secured srce previous report.
The New York herald., 1878-03-28
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

wAsHxsrox March ~ Notice Is given bv tho Light
house that about May ], 1878 tho light
Fort Point. entrance to san Francisco Bay. wiil he
changed fixed white fixed white varied by rod
flashes apparatus will he OF the fourth order and
show liked white tor minute followed duriug tho
next minute by four consecutive flashes.
The New York herald., 1878-03-28
OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

fNorE-Leitcrs intended for this column must be
accompanied by the writer's full name and address 10
Insure attention. Compliments who are unwilling 10
comply with this rule simply waste time IN writing.
write only on one side OF the paper--ED. HERALD
The New York herald., 1878-03-28
BRAZIL COFFEE MARKETS.

RIO JANKfRo, March "a, 1873.
Coffee quet prices msintainci good hrsts 800 $3.50
per 10 kilos Exchange on London. 23L. Average
daily receipts OF coffee during the past week. loo
Weeks pments the Channel aud North OF Europe.
1000 bags United States 5000. Weeks sales she
Channel and North Of Europe. II 900 bags aud United
states. 23VUO. Stock In port. l5s.OJO bagt
The New York herald., 1878-03-28
LIGHT ON FIFTH AVENUE.

To THE EDITOR THE HERALp:-
Idesrc to call the attention Of the authorities to
the absence Of gaslgh the upper part OF Filth ave-
nue. II is now the great "drve Of New York, and II
seems really strange tnat should not bo ht up al
night while many miles OF unfrequented streets and
avenues are brilliantly Illuminated HokSE
The New York herald., 1878-03-28
SAILED.

Steamers China (Br, for Liverpool; Dorian (Br). Bris
tol: Anglia (Brj. London; Gen Barnes savannah Gulf
stream. Charleson ships Benss Dr. Liverpool impc
(Nor) do or Falmouth: Triton (jcr), Cape Town, C,H
ii Stover Port Natal brig Thsycr Monrovia; schr
IInrry "A Vigpes. IL.
The New York herald., 1878-03-28
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS
MARCH
The New York herald., 1878-03-28
FOREIGN PORTS.

CAptz. March 23-Au,ved, schr John Proctor, Dosne,
New York lbcforc reported without dato).
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-11-02

THE wAvERLr MEEriSe.-The Ersaiag bale
fa, referring 10 the Democratic meeting ct Waiver
iy on Monday night last, says:
"Mr. Malcolm JOHNSON, Of waverly, who was
chairman u the meeting, made . very fair and
eatspoksn address from his point Of view, In
which, while he confessed himself 10 Be Demo
erst Of the strictest sect, he paid high eompli-
msnt % Mr.. MiiiigAn, who, he said, was IN hon
ed, pure and upright gentleman. and . man
against whose private character he had not .
word 10 say.
"But be thought .aat in times like these al side
Issues should be dropped and all true Democrats
should rally round the regular nominee, and
maintain unimpaired the party organization. Mr..
Talbot deserved credit for having raised himself
from low position In life. and be saw no over
whslming reasons Why he should not support him.
M. Johnson's speech was dignihed and judicial
rather than partisan"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-11-02

HusAS HAIh Goobs-"Low PRIcEs' OuR MORO
"A most complete assortment Il Real Hair Braids.
Pafs, Carts frissss. also Pace Powders, Combs.
Brushes. Hair Tones. aud variety u Toilet Goods
usually found In hrst class house We make Up
-Combings" into any style. -ith the roots al one
say. and guArAntee entire satisfaction. Orders b.
mail o. express receive prompt a,tsution. y.
fiodt, Importer Human Hair. ls1 north EutA-
street. baltimore.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-11-02

DssvH 90 MISnrsR.-kst. Geosrs Gsissr
pastor q the GsrmAn church At stsmmsr'. Run
PhilsdsiPis.E ssad, died ssddsaiy 90 Moaaay
s1ening lie hsa be~n saasrins fps soms time
vith ehill' AMI biilioa' fever. bot bad inpfsyei
shea BE- 90, tasen -ith relapse sAi died very
ssdisnly. lie So abssi ~ yssr' q sss aud
leave q sife AMI too ehllIreu
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-11-02
puslyhss LOCALS.

Nee Ted fletA'-s Ha-.s wAsn IA the sily
doe fsl g. sisii the celebrated Ns- Iosk obs
ff'rs CssA cisthins Hsss.. lss -ss, Hsltisor.
street. apfesiis Llght u "a -oF,h, 4 especial
no'iss ~ fsrsos, Ia wAnt q eie,hins q any kina
ia; iA'' s=ss< sssis ssss -; ;As -; sss4s a.
neat. Stieh are soa 81 the aest rvasasahls
Ffirss. aH4 sEis sAaai4 - a. tn4s.sasnt g., tAsa
"a G. iasss ana hsy IL the ss.nt u gods at
rrs' ins a. appreciated. the moHsy all - sAs.f
falls fsfssasl.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-11-02
Legal Notices.
J. T. MASON, r., Attorney at Law, N. Y. Corner
Calvert A Lexington Sta, Baltimore.

JAMES QUINN VS. MARY ANN CALLAN,
81 ia he Great OOHSt for Baifiiaors Couniy-
" Equity.
ORDERED by the Circuit Court for Baltimore
county, this 18th day Of October, 1873, that the
sale made and reported by Christopher q. shrvsf,
Attorney named W tho mong gage for The sale Of
the property mentioned in the proceedings In the
above entitled CAUSE be ratified and confirmed,
unless cause 10 the contrary thcFcof be shown on
or before the i2h dog ef Nors@Jsr. 1873, provi-
ded copy Of this order be inserted In some news
paper printed In Baltimore county. once in each
% three successive weeks before the 18th day Of
November, 1878.
The report states the amount of sales 10 be $500.
JOHN BACON, Clerk.
True Copy-Test:-
JOHN BACON, Clerk.
Oct. LIT.
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Miscellaneous.
MISCELLANEOUS.
JUDGES o. ELECTION.
Congregational Election. 1879.

JUDGES o. ELECTION.
Congregational Election. 1873.
OsS'cs c0rsr, Cossis.iossHs % BALro. Co.
Towsosfows. oc, Is,h, ISIS.
ordered b. the County Conmissionsrs q Bal
nsors eoanty. thsi the foiipsing hAmsi I-tson b
and thsy A.. hereby APPOINTED - D6Es Oh
ELECTION, 70 b. hsid NossinbsF 9Th. l-is
IfRNT DISTRICT
(LEwfs LEHMAN.
la Pfecine, DAVID LEONARD.
HENRY -CHioSsER
JOHN , PiIEHT
- Pfeciheg JOHN e. SULLIVAN
GEORGE HARNAs. "a
SEc0SD DEsTRIcT
GERARD EMsAKT.
HENRY DETTNAS.
WILLIAM SHIRLEY.
TBIRb DISTRICT
CwNH RICHARDSON.
let Frssinst u 7 DAILY
cBaS, : y rH0sFE
WILLIAM PoLR.
- Pr~ciast DANIEL W H0FT
JOSEPH JANEs
&c Lyon EoGEKs
- Fr~~lset SAMUEL BRApl
JOHN l.. TURNER
yOrkTH bISTKlcT
jEasR rPPEKCu.
ROBERT cGoss
DAVID SULLIVAN
FIYTB DISTRICT
JOHN ? KELLEY
NOAH CofIELD.
JOHN y HAkVEl
SINrR DISTRICT
jacob D HANPsHIkE.
JEsrE bAiLEi
JOHN COOPER
SETESrH DIsrRicT
Eli SAMPSON.
let P'ssisrt ABRAHAM BOWS
WINFIELD MEREDITH
1 JosiAs :. PEARCE
"a Prsciset HARRISON ALM0NEY.
(ENASUEL BILL
EIGHrB DTSTRicT.
John CRowTHEE. j..
lat PreeiBet MCCORMICK borGHERTY.
JOHN BOND
lPATRiCk ktLKoH
- fresiBst CHARLES - CuCkEY,
ELIAS PAEks
NINTH HfSTEIrT
WM BISHOP. "a.
la Pr.-isss Nm. u. koSEks
HENRY G. WHITE
fHARgY LfTZiNGER.
% Pre-iAe, PETER FITZGERALD.
Nm u DANNEkER
cHAs u MANN. 50
81 Precinet WASHINGTON STEVENSON.
JAMES PHiPPs
TENTH bISTRicr
WILLIAM q. HALL.
JOHN =. CUbni.
J MARCH McCoNAS, ia.
ELErENTH DISTRICT.
1GEoRGE " YELL0rr.
it Precinct ELLINssWOIH &. CARMAN,
NATHAN y. CoRBlN
(wALTEk 7. ALLENDER.
% Prc-inet EUGENE o. RAPHEL.
I. JOHNSON EVANS.
TWELFTH DISTRICT.
(PArRICk HANNEGAN,
ia Pr~eiset JOSIAH BOWEN.
SAMUEL q. NiTzEL.
TiiOs. J. PITCHER,
"a Presinet wM %. REEvER,
N. N. BRIAN.
John 6ONTRuM.
ID Precinct JOSEPH fORREsTRR
JAMES THOMPSON.
THIRTHEEyTH DISTRICT.
FRANK WALKER.
PERRY a. MITCHELL,
GEORGE 4. kfEFER
- fhe trst person named IN each District
ssd Precinct 10 hereby appointed Re,arn Jadse.
by order.
WILLIAM CARMICHAEL,
EDWARD W. sTfEfEL,
JOHN n. MILLENDER,
County Commissioners of baltimore County.
Test -. HARMAN sCH0NE, Chief Clerk.
Oct. is.-st
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Pu~fAi NsTsEEs VIM. o. b. wriEhi Ia. bssn
AIpoinis-i I.as,n asssF at foTs he~sisr Haass Bal
iimpFs coaniy. vice John {. Walton, fs.isnsI
" l. Mafshall has b-sa appointed Pa',iass,sr
fhiloIaii'. Baltimore county. 'ies nsEh MAJ
shall. deceased
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re-John Small. IT,. one Of the Oldest members
Of the Baltimore bar. died in tina, city on ss,ur-
day last lie leaves an estate valued at Abou,
tSoe,0eO.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-11-02

PArrHfS, ia THIS hns young Barlin gten stall.
hoa. ouned BY Mr., Thomas Peeree. q Springfield
farm. buiany'. Valley. took hrst yrsmism 81 the
late Hartford county fair, g. the bee, light draft
stallion. over . number q compositions. Including
Pisias. tie pride u HAriosd. This 10 tbs third
year 10 saeeession tina; NJ. Pesrcss hor.e has ear
red % the Grst premium al that fair
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-11-02

FRos PowHArAS, IN DiSrRicr.--Gra1d csseerf.
The PowhAtan Brass Hand held grand con.
cert 10 the hall 81 this place last Tuesday even
Ing. Tho entertainment vas well gotten up aud
Vas q success. Considerable dramatic % veil %
musical ,alent was dispisyed BY ths various mem
bers. Notwithstanding the inclemency % the
weather the house was crowded. showing the In
tercst taken, aud desire on the par; Of the PEG.
pie in the ncighborhood 10 help and encourage
the members 90 renewed exerions. Every body
expressed entire Satisfaction. The Hand vas as
sisted by Prof. T. X. Paafs orchestra Of Baiti.
more city. c.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-11-02

~ ArrssFr 70 sHiSbLE.--An unsuoee.sfgl AZ
Il the Legislature from this county. The gentle
man alluded 70 received polite note. dated from
the Headquarters q the Canton Democratic
ciab." informing him tina, the elub had just coin.
ple,si yacht aud had unanimously decided 90
give u his name. IL further stated that the club
chad 80 many aspis.nts for the hanor. from
Der. q the ring of baltimore county and city that
uere determined % ignore them and % choose
one sho . a Democrat from principle and not
chronic Office seeker" This vas all very aA,,sr-
ing aud agreeable. but the milk IL the cocoanut
Was contained in the closing sentence. uhich so
ieited donation towards the coiors." This 1T
ts donation he was requested not 10 send 10 Can.
ton, "As the mail. are Irregular but 10 address.
20 "George W. Wallis, southwest corner Broad.
way and fayette streets, Baltimore" The legis
laior saspec,ing the affair 10 be iitils od color, "
did not bite At the fa,tering bait but addressed .
note 90 Hon. Peter :. HobltEell, Speaker 0f the
last House % Delegates, Who informed him that
such person lived nj the address Indicated. and
eongratula,ing him upon not being victinised by
> bald fraud. The zane game 10 said 20 be quite
common In the city. and from the fact that u u
played, sbDrpers must meet with some sue
cess among the anwary.-Bsiair .Ey's.
We know Of a similar trick having been at
tempted ON n well known professional gentleman.
In which the scamps were fooled ~ the end The
gentleman, on Representations like thoss above
gave them . cheek for S2j. but Afterwards bad bis
suspicious aroused and stopped the payment ofths
cheek just Ia time to prevent the fraud.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-11-02

Ds-fn Kansas City, Missouri. corn Is selling
ct 70 esnts per bushels. whsa, at 20 cents. and
oats Is cents. Rather = gloomy outlook for
farmers when their crops bring such prices.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-11-02

Jeo-Ths heretofore rich Trinity church congre.
cation In New York, Is not as rich as II was, hav-
Ing sustained heavy losses In some u IL invest
msn,'. and IL. large real estate possessions having
greatly deprecated. Il gives notice that Il Is no
longer 10 . condition 70 help oui.iders.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-11-02

AocipEsr.--on Monday last NJ. Tssiss o.ilsr
living IA thu 81 district q tbs cssniy. felt ffva
-aeun % -hieh be -. riliAs and ,assain.l
pAinfal lnsuri-s
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-11-02

Ies-Jeha D. krs~sibsss. wealthy sIsissn %
Baltimore. has obtained dsvores from his wife,
Gsrruds ,. Krsmsibsss. M. X. 10 the Austrian
eossl 81 Baltimore. and he family oesupisd .
hip social position.