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New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
THE OFFICIAL VOTE IN NEw-JERsEY.
A RETUBLICAN PLURALITY OF lO,453 FOR Co

The UFFICIAL NUIE IN NEW -JEhHtl'
REPUBLICAN PLURALITY OF 10,459 FOR CON
GREssMEN AND l2.375 FOR sHERIFFs-REPUB-
IICAN GAINS AND DEMOCRATIC LOSSES.
The official returns of the late election i'll
NewJersey have been filed at the Office OF the Secretary
Of State in Trenton. The vote for Congressman VIII
be formally canvussed the Goth inst, but the
figures given below will not be altered materially
by the count The delegation in the next Con-
gress will contain four Republicans and three Demo-
Gratis, follows: Ist District. George NJ. Robson
tRep) I'D, Hezekiah B. Smith (Dem and GreenJ lIId,
Niles Ross ID M; IVrh, Alvah A. Clark (Dem) Win.
Charles H. VOorhs QRepl Win, John L. Blake (Rep
With Lewis A. Brigham (Repl. Messrs. Ross ana
Clark are members Of the present Congress. The Re
pubcans gained the Vth and With Districts, but lost
the IId The vote for Congessmen is compared below
with the nnlriaI vote In 1S17:
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
A TALK WITH MR.. EVARTS.
NATIONAL POLITICS REVIEWED.

NATIONAL POLITICS REVIEWED.
THE REPUBLICAN vICTORY-NO REAL CHANGE OF
ATTITUDE TOWARD THE soUTn-THE LAWS TO
BE ENFORCED.
Secretary Eyarts, in review of the political
situation, which is printed in The National
Republican to-day, states that there is
to be a thorough enforcement of the
law in the South The Secretary
says that the attitude of the President
is in reality the same now as it has
been. He has been disappointed, how
ever, in the fact that the assurances OF
Southern leaders have not been kept, and he
now intends to prosecute those who have vlo-
lated the rights of citizenship. Mr.. Evarts
regards the future of the Republican party as
very bright.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
4 Jersey CITY INSURANCE COMPANY.

4 meeting of the directors of the State Fire
Insurance Company held yesterday at No. Q En-
changeplace jersey city The president John Iialard
rendered his resignation. which accepted, and An
drew J. Clerk elected 10 hll the vacancy. Mr:
clark Il also president OF the First National Bank and
tLe Jersey CITY Gaslght Company. He said Yesterday
that the cOmpany's business was on hIm OASIS, and
that the concern perfectly solvent IO-nOEIOW
new board Of directors will be elected.
Mr. UalliqTd has published card III which he says
refrain for the present rrUm making explanation
for cannot what good result wOu be obtained"
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORE
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for the past - hours.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 10, l a. ma severe
northeast gale prevails on the New-Engiand Coast.
sorn-centcr Is developing IN the East Gnlf States. The
barometer !s falling In Lake region; highest
Nova Scotia and rising RAPIDLY IN the northwest Rain
uas fallen In Gulf, Atlantic Coast States and Lower
ake region THE tcmpcrature Is III general stationary
or lower N0rhwesicry winds prevail west OF the Mis-
ssgIlIp Eyer souiHwnstcrly in the Lake region else
where they are sCuthCly.
Indirn1Ons
For New.Enclaud cloudy and rainy, followed by
partly cloudy weather northeast. bac"Ing 10 northwrt
v!uds: stationary lower temperatures falling iOl-
lowed by stationary Ur rising barometer.
For the Middle Atlantic States clearing weat,r winds
mostly nOrthwesery stationary lower pressure Bud
temperature
Thr temperature win remain above freezing in the
canal region.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
CRUEL EUT JUsTIFIABLE.

FIOIN INt UFTFVI. Fu7T 90" II'U"., N4'VT =.
THE NEW-G ORK TRIBUNE l. following up It's
exposure OF the cipher dispatches with PertinaclN
That would be almost cruel TO its squiining ana wig
Cling victims Of the Tidcu clique II hot that their
hypocrisy and their attempt at bribery makes the
demonstration necessary Is issue of the lOth INST
contains facsimile OF the original OF one Of the cper
dispatches from Florida signed Moses III iuNta-
position with the JdcSHl{e of an original dlShtch
sent by Marble over his own name cOhipa lSon OF
the two dispatches shows that they are IN The same
handwriting aud 50 fastcus upon Marble the authorship
of the Moses " dispatches to Russia " (IlldcHl.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
CARRIED BY STORM

Mrs. May Agnes Fleming will commence the
publcation Of her new and intensely interesting love
story next week in No. Of The New-York Weekly. It
Is one OF her best stories and is entitled Carried by
Storm" IL was written expressly for and can be read
only in The New-York Weekly.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
PRORARLY HE DOFs.

= FTOIn The IndlunNpOIs Neirs lInf0
JHE NEW-1ORK TRIBUNE prints an acknOwl
edged dispatch OF MantOn Marbles in smile and then
prints IN like manner the dispatch signed Moses,
ing he had wasted three visits Cowgirl Florida.
The dispa cbes in the handwriting beyond all
quiDble The cipher dispatch has the OF II torn-a
ragged edge. Marble must wish that he dead.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
A NOTiBLE WEDDLNG.
MARRIAGE OF MR.. ]. r. ROOSEVELT AND MISS HELEN
AsIOR.
schooner upset

AsIoR.
The marriage of Mr. j. X. Roosevelt and
Miss Helen Astor took place yesterday afternoon IN
Grace Church Their social rank and attractive qualities
drew 10 the church to witness tho ceremony alarge
number of relatives and friends. Mr. Roosevelt
IA n son of James Roosevelt, OF Hyde fark'
n branch OF the welhknown koose'et iainiy
NJ this city Miss Astor, now Mrs. RooseVei',
was the eldest unmarried daughter OF william
Astor and Ia a niece OF John Jacob Astor the
ore,ent head of the family. The spectators were
usbered to their seats in the church py Ger
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
6petial Notises.

Advertisements intended for the next issue Of THE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE should be handed In before 5 D. m TO-
day.
For coughs. colds Onchitis &C. the great English
remedy, KTATING'S COUGH LOZENGES. They have been
80 years ana anrd DIV and certain recf
b al druggists Pce 30 cents. sent by mail
r. FOUGERA & Co, New-1Ors Agents
Man's Mission Earih-A thorough Medical Treatise,
indicating confirmed Disabilities may be removed Ihe
exp, - years study observation and poiesohh
the agencies that VIII insure Re5tfe1 NAN
hood Vitality sound conditions OF Heath,
thar impaired by OyertXod powers statements
Of the uI.taces Marriage and OF the means 10 remove
them mail Doe (cuTency OF postage stinDs) Ahaross
MuYtuH AnliOny and SCIenCt. I4o BONlNAY, ~
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
PUBLIC OPINION.

AIe1ander ii. Stephens thinks the Demo
eeu ieadeis The recont elections show that theY
Express (DenD t'' -
Inc hue and cry against silver is first
lass Asna Inc enemies OF the double standard, MOI
berg able to win in the prior contest are resortfne 10
loNer methOds than open opposition TO carry their
S''A" Det tno eoFefpmeht slAnd flrm and honor its
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19

enaetments and the gpld-bugs VIII come TO terms
-tCnicsgo Inter-0cean (Rep)
Vice President Wheeler agrees with the Com
neciot that TE TRIBUNE cphers did the business for the
Democratic party, and laid IL out cold sardine.
George William Curtis who Is slightly preudiced says il
was President Hayess speeches hard money at the
West that turned things Great men Will differ
N. Y. Commercial Advertiser (Rep1
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
Ready this Morning!
THE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE,

The issue OF to-day contains
ENTERTAINING MISCELLANY,
HUMoRs OF THE DAY.
WASHINGTON AND OTHER DOMESTIC NEWS.
Letters from STAFF and other Correspondents In tina Old
World and the New;
FULL PAGE OF AGRICULTURE.
Price wrappers ready for mailng i've cents per copy
one copy year. sJ five copies s4 ten copies and on'
extra S2a Postage all free 70 the subscriber
Address THE TRIBUNE Ssw.Yrk.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
ANOTHER NOTION BOUT THE NEw-YORK VIC
From The Chteaqo Erening Journal (EeP9 -,

Two things are iuContestable hfSt, the
recovery of New-YOTk bl Republican party at the
late election COnklnC victory - second, the
State of NtwYOk is the kcvsOne of the next Pres
ldential That much basis exists for The surmse
ti.at Mr. CUEkng trimming his sails for the non'ua
tIOn IN 1850 As against MT Blame he would strain
every to win, but II il not likely that he would
consent TO the use Of his name against General
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
THE PENNSYLVANIA VOTE FOR CONGREssMEN.
The official vote of Pennsylvania for Con-

The official vote of Pennsylvania for Con-
grcssmcn as published at Phiadclpha). from all the
counties except Forest part Of the XVIII District,
shows Republican plurality Of $500 against plural
ify Of 10000 In 1875 Forest County gave
the Republicans q majority of 6i for Congressman in
1876 and plurality of 81 for Governor In 1877. The
returns for Congressman therefore, will not change the
Republican plurality in the State The vote for Con-
gressmen this year. with Forest County missing COM
parcs a. follows with the Congressional vote in 1876:
Rcp Dem Green. Pro. Total Rep. Pin.
lS-S-297, ,G2l 2s1 O29 1O5 3Os 032 +6S9,2l7 1852
is76-370,42s 36Y,33S 4,275 735 f53,S9S 10000
Including 1897 Ind Dem votes. iIncndng l22 scatter
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
NOT TOO Willy TO BE CAUGHT.

As a piece of Keen. tenacious, tTenchant
telling Journalistic work, THE TkIBUNE's cipher dis
patch business from beginning TO end, stands first OF
its KIND 1t sci out TO the tracks OF the west
political wire-puiler that manipulated victory ont
OF the ballOt-bOX The game worthy OF TIE TRIB
UNEs effort, and ii done its work thoroughly and
WelI
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
THE RIGHTS OF A STOCKHOLDERS.

A decision of interest to brokers and joint
stock companies was rendered In tne United States
Supreme Court to-day in the case Of the Western
Union Telegraph Company against Henry W. and kather
inc Davenport The question involved was whether OF
not a ioini-slOOk company II liable 10 an lndViuuh
srockholdcr for q certificate o! stock which mas
been stolen from him, and which the company
un6n forged power OF attorney has transferred upon
ts hooks 10 another The Court holds that there
CON he no question the right OF such sOckbolder
no have his stolen shares replaced and proper crth
cate issued TO him therefor and 10 receive all tne dV
ends which shall have accrued thereon since inc uhu
thorzed transfer Forgery, 1t Is held cannot confer any
noWer or transfer any right
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Nov 49, o. m.-The tendency Of the
barometer was downward during the cloudy and rainy
weather Yesterday, but the tall slight During the
evening the clouds began to break but the sky soon
clonded over again. The TEN tcrature has fallen, and
The amount OF moisture the air has been diminished
slightly. , III, IL, $780,. %, ,
Cooler and cloudy weHthcrwith slight chances OF ram
fooWed bv Glen rne weather may be expected III this
cit,, andy to-day.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19

'Includmg Dem. and Green vote in IId Dist Tncluding
30 Ind Green Ith DIST tlnrlnd ng the following
votes Congress- sheriff 49T Ind Rep, Isl
Ind Dem .24J Pro. votes CuTneTs. l7p9 teIiug
votes rPluraes. 9Incudng Laos FIU votes 'InCiudng
80 Pro votes
BY comparing the vote FOR COBgrsssmeD with the vote
for Governor laet year. 1t VIII be that the RcpubI
cans have gained 39i votes. and the Grceub1ck
IGGIl votes The Democrats have lost l. ,SOS yotes,
aud the PrOhibitiOnists S22.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19

AnGcI's Turkish, Roman and Electro Baths 81 LeHing
tonaye the highest perfection of bathing Day and
night Ladesday and evening Excellent hotel acc mmodaons
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
K4RRLED.

For washing hauneIs clean and soft there is nothing
equal to Pyles o. X. soap. Try IL and see.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19

ROOSFVELT-AsTOR-On Monday November IL. NJ Grace
Church by Morgan Dix d. d. assisted by the Rev.
Dr. Fougton and the Rev Dr. Potter James IL Roosevelt
10 Helen, daughter OF William AstOr esq.
WALLACE -NEWTON-Iu South orange n. j., thursday,
November A. 1873 by the Rev. j. H. worcester IT, ioD.
Wallace Caroline Basse eldest daughter Of the late
1...- ..L-.L Nnr- n.Ilnf snrtE
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19

Collect-1SS0n is written all over the
,,,,er nsmocracy ard the country Is rolling up It's
Ieyes In no t-TRIBUNE. That's so, assuredy; and TO
recolIect lS76-lNeW-York Graphic.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19

All notices Of Marriages must b. iadorssd wih falI
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
TKIBIINE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS


nlanish sas
ttthem mercn dariuRg
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19

icolnbInsd Dem. and Green. vote tReD ana Ind. Dem
vote
scattering vote. in 1s7sAtantc County. 42l Ind Rep;
Bergen II Ind DcIl- burlington ls2 Pro; May 20
.p; HunterdOu 10 Ind Dem; Mercer S57 Pro: WGT
rru 2I0 Pro. Tota-I9i Ind. Rep 49, Ind. Dem L2i9 Pro-
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19

Sure Curc for Lung, Throat ana hhiaria Diseases
..pyE AND ROCK" AS PREPARED BV ME- SOLD
ny LEADING DRUGGISTS AND RECOMMENDED BY
PROMINENT PHYSICIANS. ASK FOR MY RYE
.Sn RocK- AND TAKE NO OTHER 81 PER LARGE
BOTTLE n VAN BELL. Ss CHAMBERssT- SEVEN
Dnnpa wRST oF BROADWAY
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-11-30

FRsu srsnaEa's Rs. izTH D'srricT.- Si'is-
T.sa- Rs~sressa-Asrss' fs.s .sssaiisq Hs'sA--
F7srsruf 4 Tssr-- Wssffisg.--A hsfsc AMI rag "a
s'olen n the cts "a NonlAy nigh; q last
uess AMI driven out the PhiiAdsphiA sgsi ~ far
a. sismmsr's Run, Hhere the thief abaniansi the
tsan. Ehirh "a nftsrsarls fsuni ami taken
charge u BY John Pagh. The thief Sas arrested
IN tie city and taken - Stemnsrs Kan b.
Sergeant Baker. sAsn he made knswB shsFe be
hal lsfi fh- team and i sas recovered
On Manlny = ihis seek osseer Frank ]. s,aar'
arrested Harry iiarrisab. eaiored agei ahgai u
YEAR. charged With stealing a siIver watch and
chan frssa Tbslnas Bs,ion, aiso ssisrs4 The
aaesr fsanl the stolen article. 10 HaFFi.sns poe
se.sisn .hsn he -. committed o. jail - Justice
Essyer. q Rs.edAle. Both Ha-rissn aud Boston
were employed By NJ. y. ". Bnaa.
An oyster supper gissn BY Mr.. u. G. Pairn.
., BIZ hotel sh the PkiladeiPhia road. "a Munaay
night e la, seek. proved g. - = Esry sIjnyabs
aaair The Garienyiile band sas present and
dissourssi ssssl masie during the eTening.
Amoug the prominent psfsens sho psrieok 81 the
Supper werc JuF;icc johns. u the Middle District
Police Station. and Mr.. Henry Hargas, q Balii-
more besides many ucli-knoUn citizens q the
brighboFhoa4 The sappsr SAs arsi class N
every particular redecting credit On both host AMI
ha.;ss. special oEhcsf Trant J. Stuart and ehisi
To-. A. Nearnayer u the Sch division, uere pres
en, 10 keep order. bu; their services were not
neelei, everything passing "a qsiesiy and
pleasantly.
Several wedding. will take place in the neigh
borhosi q s,esnmsr's Kan during the coming
winter sni lively times are anticipated.
EsssvILLE.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-11-30
Miscellaneous.
TIE CASH SYSTEM
NOTIrE TO OUR CUSTOMERS
1FD THE PUBLIC GEN.
ERALLY.

~ sT .IlLs pas, ,hrs. year. engaged
~ h CASH .tND CREDIT
- 49," The siesla.iss that :. By J.
shds. ,xlsx. siiEg ~. .S->&EsT PRICES.
will Ell greater benefit 10 bossl n customers aud
oursel'Ys. Therefore.
a. aHd eJisr D,ces'Lsr let. ISIS.
~ shaa bark cur goods to the very lowe., prices
aud GUARANTEE % dispose II no goods ca
oeptins br CASH,
Fds THE FOLLOWING REASONS:
!. A part Of all goods .old under the cre,ii,
system vii be los, t. the seller.
.. An goods sold under tina, system must be
sold at extra profit. to cover those losses.
3. These VII" pay their bills pay lor those Who
fail 10 pay. oihefwise the merchant mus, become
banb rurt
No~ I've give no credit We can seil good. a, the
smallest percentage that they can b. exchanged
for without adding anything for ia.ss. ~ uncef
tAiuiy at cuiiecti"ns consequently. the man
wha huys 81 each viii get the utHlo.t thu, 81.
money viii boy aud be ~ill hclp to pay ~ ether
man. debt.
The extra prodi Eecessary g. be- aided under the
credit sys,em. Will be from the foil.~,ug
statement
-upIo.s that ~ ell good, g. the amount II
80. 500 esfh year only. IN credit Il ihrs. month.
bat even tueutisth customer IartuAliy small
properties. iaiis g. paw. whirh makes a iuss Il
$500 - hse Per cent q the ~hais amount
N"-. sea all readily perceive that those oh
eel % credit All eve and one fourth per cent g.
the Hoeessafy price g their cd q. cover the
l"ss ftusa ted debt. and 40 there four time.
thfs" nasih' % year. the sttfA profit g. cover
the lo'sos j. ~lusl O. t-snty one PEI cent PEI
annum "a YOUR rurehass. eansequentiy. you cAn
hoff"~ mene, a. t'n per ceut g. bss gods -hefs
a. credit 10 gwen. aus sase eleven per cent per
Annum - ite al.rratiau.
w respectfully ak you g. carsfaiy o.u.i Der
the aitaHtages %; the CASH SYSTEM pfat..si.
aui thankluf sea ~ past fatpfs All soliciting
yauf ist.fs patronage. - 'esi assuFs,i that
los irse. 81. be - aisautass - fsaaaiu.
kssIsatiuiis you're.
" LIB sos.
Trssaut8su. baltimore tsaatt Nj
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-11-30
A L,xrrux,s PLANE A. wAnS,So ov Darn.

A LAxTERS's FLAME A. wARstSG oF DEArn.
The Virginia (Sevada) CkroHicis says: There
wonderful things to be studied In the vast lab
oratory where Nature has stored her treasures.
The men who toll In the caverns Of the ground and
tread the endless wndings of the drifts have their
Prescnimrnts Of coming calamity, and at times
feel the touch Of death In the very air. ckroHi-
s's reporter was talking with an Old miner n few
days ago who implicitly believed that no death
ever took place In the mines without warning Of
some Kind. ''iou sce," he said. death never
comes Of sudden upon the men In the mines.
You reporters write Hp accidents and tell hou
something gave way or fell quick and killed some
body. Nov this Amt There's alwAys some
warning. When ] sec my lantern begin to barn
low down aud blue. I know that there IL danger
ahead. II u keeps on for n few days aud then
begins to and flicker. III watch u close 10
zee where II points. Now. you may set me mp for
iool, but what I'm tellin' 10 the gospel truth.
When The flame leans over las II 10 was being
worked by blaw-pipeland points o. q man, death
has marked him. Some years ago when Bill
Hendricks was killed in the Savage. the flame Of
my lantern painted right 10 him for over an hour,
and when he moved the flame would turn, just ~
u Eli was ioais,one and the lame was . mari
nsr'' needle. knew he vas gone. and told him
Z" he eafcial about the blast. Well he got through
that all right. aud got On the cage. A. &c vent
ul the candle Kept acting strangely. aud at times
tue name Woulh Nfetrh Out long AMI thtn towards
bill A. length Il gave a sudden flicker. aud Hill
Teelc'l 90 one side aud caught In the timbers.
heuri his hreadiul cry a. he disappeared down
ths San. and Whiie he vas bounding from side TO
eide dashing oui hts brains and scattering his
fe'h duNn a. the bottom. my light went out.
nesef 10 that lantern again. u hangs up In my
cabin nos aud II always will. There's more In
candle fame than people think. ia rather see
cooked revolver painted At me than = candle hams
n revolver sometimes misses. bu, . candle aame 10
sure 60 I'LL when u START towards man. must
start Tot nv shin nov. Dent give my name 90
any body. There are some Who would laugh al
me The man then picked mp his buckle, and
walked away. There are plenty u miners on the
C.n.inck Who have Just such suprrstitions. sosss
hciisEe that had aud saol luck .sRs-4q. -
lusi A. quartz and porphyry. for three zee.
past there had been no accident In the North Con
s"lidatcl Virginia until few days ago. when
Champion had hi, thigh crushed The miner.
saii At once that a bad streak" had been struck,
and more accident. might be expected. Ysster
dsy to more men we're injured BY falling thirty
feet into the snmp. This was caused by the
breaking Of two inch plank that seemed able 10
bear iOTen men.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-11-30

FHoS CHAsE's STATION, l2rH DisrRIcr.-Sale,
-NraBgc iish-DHrks aAd DHekers-A Very
SaecssyHf Church Nsppsr, de-, de.-Sales Of per-
sonal property very numerous In this section,
and when the credits arc long good prices are oh
tanned. but when the terms are cash, articles do
not bring near their value.
line black bass was caught in Frog Mortar
measured ~ inches in length aud vas s.ne sueei
men. The bass 10 n strange fsh In these waters
Wild ducks are plentiiul ON the (iunpowsl der and
hnc sport IL being enioyed. Many sportsmen rs.
scmbie ON the railroad bridge and find good .hoot
| ing a. the ducks IL over
The oyster sumner given by the ladie, Of Ebene
ner church prov ell most sueccs,fal affair In every
| particular. The table, which vas ~ feet long.
iairly wroaucd under ia load az turkevs rcr.c'
o!'s' ~. NJ. ~ Iae' s'e'!.ng 70 Wnpt tne .p
~uS' iuv ~ vac nso ah'se s1n'ec.,"h.ty 'Ap's
VIZ" va "''e" WIN .'e's A'u.ie W Una. "he ah'
sI.,..J'', ",ans H,s n,, s ~" s .s,,'
5,.I 80 Wv s""'e -. s.e"e' as~s wv"
w w. e"h'e ~ a, 'ue n'"Is Sos'."g ,c,h"n
maine, ., ,h -. ~, ,',' :, w' NJ ~
henry rollins "hcla'ng a. a"s.oneer. anu good
P' e'' ""'a"' '" ,'e' P'"os'hs
ela,sd mueh amusement snd vas catered mi"
WIN ,lltl, ~" i"IlS",ss ms's ,he eS,nn',s
moi,;u. NJ. ~ s,a.,i". ~ NJ. 81 ~. :.
supper table. Mr., NJ. Tension. MI'. ". League.
"'' a"t'ha "seAs anu Mts' MARY MseAr' I've
an'o s .sal.'i i'"ni ,n s W" lI"sau'y
.s''h "e'~c'h 80 ahu s"': VIII ie' 20" hho"
NJ. j. A.. sheridan va. married on Thnr'day
evening ~ the ht'ie rc'ldehcc. =" Mis-. tahnir
"a'e large COMPANY was present aud very
pheasant ume vas hat H.
i"N u, VI ~" hihndsc f"S Hunting thu
~" hsar hun' = chufrh' "F--n rpnng valley, on
inu'saas' =" shsAss ~ i"I nan' here wers
Ao'ut my persons present ladies ahd gentlemen
Toy was turned loose e1, u ~as not hong before
zoe unSs eaPtntrd him' aha thas tue chase ended.
~, ,',lt"fs Then repaired 4" the Tc'idrncc OF VIM
fsH Johnson, "heFc the! we're handsomely enter
T,u.,s ,,,.,.,. rn,. ....,......, -. -.
mail Z, -, v.,,,..L a., -. - ~ -.
Tb",.t,, sb.,,,,,' ,,..''.,..i W
-. a, 80. 81 . - - a.
h"n'r' under the auspices ~ the company, AMI
dancing va. ksp, ~ until FRIDAY morning The
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-11-30

81 q. ar a. ;hs Sannsry ani a time table es,sb-
h.hel betseen that point ant Chambershurg IL
. expected tia, IN fss sssss II wti, BE- CON
pisfs1 O. " a. ncsbpfu. - terminal point. Tue
rival roat from the Western Maryland. At tho
~aisF tAnk. east e -mithsbufg - being pushed
"a 'asari. Waynestos,. . humber q hani. bsin. :;
1t spfk q; ifegsbt points bsiseen the Mountain
All Naynesharo. Beyond Way Hssbsrp, the bsi
q Ali. rad has hs.n secured BY the nsu CON
rany and fsF fouf - I've aniics q siie BE- side
AMI t9aebiax the Mont Alto Road Wayne.bprn
% ioatiag iar-ari 18th perfect assuranee to a
douhis line q railroads and - quite happy. a.
,pshs shieh have never snjoyet zach iarihiie'
u.uaiiy are. ~ least. before thsy have them. NJ
yss.fa.r- MAJ
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-11-30

LrrTLE PnExArrEr.-The Newtown pa
Eaf.,J.ss.s Of last seek says: Mr.. l.. L. Bush.
baldsr and superintendent e the Neutosn Rail
rad. has Fecsnsly csniraesed % snish . narrOw-
gauge road from Baltinore. By SAY q Towsen-
town aud Beiair. 10 Delta. % 90 near the stats
line, q shoFt distance wesi af the susquehanha
river. Al this Point the neu read uill eoaneet
With q narrou gauge rad running east q oxfssA.
Chester eoanty, and west "a York, York eesniy,
Pa"
The time axed for the avaraisg q the ean.
tracts for this uc.k was Friday. 39sk inss - that
the annssnesmsns q eur eouislPsrary 10 iitsIs
pFemature.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-11-30

l.. =. fsESSH. Esg.- The PenEsyivAhia Rail
road j. feriunA,- in all - oaicsrs. Better men
NJ, 20 - found in sny corporation IN the IN
isa--us might sAy IN the World. Eeoti. Cassati.
Thomson. Farmer. AMI dorsn are hsiliiauts
10 railroad matters. Thes are sii practical .nthu-
siasiie All ssani. and they usFk anselfshiy iYs
the god u the gTsa, corporation uhich they repre-
sent But. u - may Discriminate - uiil take
the liberty g. ssy ihai the brightest msh in the
y posted IN al that pertains o. the passenger bus-
ness. AMI BE- snJoys the rsspeci and the eonsdsnoe
q the rpai and the pubiis.- Isst lPs.I Tree
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