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New-York tribune., 1879-01-02
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BATEs-Iu Poson Mass. on SATURDAY, December % Mary
Caroline eldest dan lter Of The Atc Lebeo O"oh i anu
widow OF Edward Darlington Bates
BFLMONT-On Tues.iav. December 81, OF meningitis Al
ylungest child % Abraham A. tni tlalJttc ~ Bel
mout aged year months and DAYS. ,.o,.
from "a NanaAlnsI, InuTsAy, January ~ LOU
p. IN.
COOKIu BROOKLYN January l, SlOyI X LOOK WHO" oi An
Reves and renas are invited the funeral rom
The Of ler son inaw Albert Brlen No 20 Gun
beriand tins CIhur-aav) evening, At 30 ocl"cK
Iutermrnt at Madison, y j.
DorGHFRTY-On December 81, 1878 after shOrt lness
Mary DOughertv. in the SOth year Of her age. .
tUeut- NJ the amllV ar tr@ tillhF thN
a. ,.pd the funeral from the residence Of her son Pafck
Dougherty. NJ A. Eim-st. BTOokyH' T. d. Oh lhusdJ'
January 2 at p. NJ
1rpOyOp December 81 at New-Rochele. Elizabeth. wife
WiIanI II and daughter Of the late Thomas ~
Emmet, in the 18th year " her age.
Funeral will take place At New Rochelle on January D N
Tr,,r M viii y leave Grand Depot a. 1910
Carriages viii meet the tram
oDE1LAt 80 2Oa East l22dst Nina odel agei 80 years
relatives respectfully invited Z" attend hc
from Reform Butcl Charcn
ard( IA ave Friday. the 80 insL. at II O'clock m
WITIIOn 2l day lNolayl morung 3Oth INST az her res
iIrnce 1913 PirrItUO St. brooklyn Saraa D. VIE Ok
smith. and daighfrt ut the ate DaFd 1ioiH'i
o Cornwall orange county, y 4. ,....., .-...
lf ThI family invited to attend A"r funeral rbia
hr late residence 9Th day Thursday mofnhs January
. at 10 O'Clock.
TRACY- on Tuesday. December 81, Helen Macleod we
charles EGward Tracy and daughter Of the late B f. Daw
rUpra win take place at the Church the Ascension
Friday. January :. AT $50 a m
VII roNNear New Orleans FRIDAY November %. Jor
6rkbeck wilson PhllUielDs in The 4l OF hrs
a the of his fathcrln law David o. CartHright
IntermeDt at Greenwood.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-02
MUSICAL NOTES.


Waehtel is in Berlin, and sang there re-
Gently In Ernani"
The StrakOsch Opera Troupe will 20 to BOs-
ton after the close Of it, engagement here. which begins
at Booths Theatre on Monday next.
Miss Hanks illness and her consequent
inability 10 open the Boston season With "CaSmen,"
seem 20 have had disastrous fleet Mr.. hspesons
prospects in that city. somA $500 were r-turned al
the box Office he 10 disappointed boidrrs Of tickets
for Carmen" aud the season opened with apollo
giHs and embarrassment TO thin house instead OF Win
the ecdtrf success tnat had been assured By the al
nOuneemeDt OF the new opera.
Massenet, whose election as a member OF the
Academic des Beaux-Art announced recently IS not
only the youngest OF the present members but tne
youngest known. He is thiriysx aud six months
nag ing the l2th OF May, lS42 IIeYy pre-
vously cited as the most remarkable instance Of what
the Rrtas II Gr-eRc Musicale IdccIOuly terms Aca-
domIcal PrecOcly' elected member before he
thrty-S. ven MassenrGS studies were HIl prose
ia ed at tae Conservatory wacre n carriedo on ne Tls
Tor sOifC-gio piano, harmony ava tigu-, - -. s tc
Prix Ge Ro e. ~ 1858: " Itu-laBt iOT the piano
of NJ Deher for hariuonT ana OF VI AnioT@lse IbOhld'
for cOtIntcTpOlnt, iUguc aud composition.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-02
WILLIAM L. CHANDLER on TIE REPUBLICAN

fT-I I0FTFF 10 THc LOnF-' 3IlNE
Gua }lng itself from foes within lts own
raaks th- H,nh iean party need fear enemies WlI-
out q annst oe pOssbe that, haH.ug cnampiouea hN-
I.3a freedom preserved the Union III bloody haIuc'
ruanripaird the slave aud made every Hah eqAdi ~
political rights according 60 law, 20 every otef MAJ Il
vii give Hp The attempt enforce that eqhaiiy ana
allow the rrbpllots Sfs 10 defy the law IL = 70
question c0HcaiuinR tns cNtrBt 81 1itatous OI S'ic
g. or Frdrra! power o. local SeY government o. M
tOuai control % home rule bayoHr rule nor OF pure
Or corrupt admnis stratlOn; bat sOey oi the enforce
Ieut OF in constitutional and legal royisluhs cIti
VritteB aud easily o understood ana or thr esta-
shRl.nt of which Northern blood ADD trcasure were
laylSh!y taueuGsd and Northern faith and honor are
q Ost -4crediN pledged II before another New 1r"l =
Day ldNs protecting AuInan rlShLs a.e not NAL~S
aud ullV regarded thrpn ts Seuf1. Obrolenee @l
BE- compelled Dy the votes Of tn Norheru
penpLr IN 1850 and Radical President IA looI 4"r
South can a. easily stop the ~ tnelr cOurres az
prevent tb inevitable endng Of The shareholders re-
beion and ~ ali their bloody practices avert ~ most
Important decresd political consequence human
Equality.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-02
RAyARD TAYIOR's True GREATNESS.
From 1he SVsdaV N0TrdTg,

Bavard Taylor may not have Deeh great
eeius be NAV have beri nstedd the possessur Of ln
patirui industrious, conscientious taebi NhcA Dfa'tN
works 10 compel due recognition OF its s0ld
INV uartsaEe ON it's future come, iAra merit WIN
present fame and fortune; bur re rflSeo h'nse' Iri
oh.rnrfv AID ,yaoraIce 60 enSable posIO" and excel
lent scnOlarsLIp: wrote no glentef nun bSt oI nnsu
epssfa b0Nkx Than many writer OF the acknowledged
highest hirrary rank. and enough 0I MS volumes ~
mtin in standard acceptance "a eIiltle nm 40 io
6ibe, D-aSe than the curTen. obituary tribute Oi
own rcHntry has thus far KeoeTay euneetied he Was
strong man ia his way effective 1ournlilst, a @-
b0btfriy .,,nDa hetic traveller. manly poet ana
worthy representative Of American GU. uie ~ .bt
frrrn c,.nrt where he died aud We Pail our Ht'.r
votive wreath his memory wlIh"uI u"uVt ''iat ~
rrp-r,enfs iready thf estimation gwen ~ MN L Otnl
cuntrrs sliG wall ultimately hnd enhanced uul!cAi""
rom m, far1s-f iastsCe OF bis Owl lanu
New-York tribune., 1879-01-02

rs-o,, ~, C,bo,1>s,on k,,ss e,pi roaTiey (Dsp1

7 :
The investigation in South Carolina can have
hut one result It WIZ that there an 10 violence
and no utmjdatOu and thai every one OF the D. mo
cratic candidates squarey md necessarily tlece
And II this the investigation would ne
OF no benefit to opponents. The Republican parry
cannot mnkp Blaues speech Their pivotal point az TINS
late day II IL the next thug 10 dancing on nothing
south Carolina Is 5Odly Democratic, aDd ntfnds TO re-
main So and there is more sense IN grubhng al he
powrr fhat emanepat and entIncbiselnrni give the
sEats than there growing AZ the influence "t the
ne States that NewERgland and the s"uth nave from
TINE ~ ttme .vsn 10 the Union. Every State stands on
the law There IL rebellion or msnrTtctcn. men
sre there h. correcting b. the states Will 40 Ii
Sor tne,useIve, south Carolina inviting 10 he
Shiddrn hy Maine as Maine unwilling 70 be chAsdsod
Nv AN
New-York tribune., 1879-01-02

SPONGE BLEACHING RENDERED HRALrHY.-
"A ,ne bleaching of sponges by means OF sulphurous
acid or chlorine IL known be injurious 90 the heath
of tne operator. a writer IN foreign Journal recon-
mepds a process In which noxous gases Of any KIND
arr evolved According TO tins the sPonges are FIRST
,oakrd IN by ydroehoric acid 20 remove the Lime, then
washed with water and tmmersed In per cent sou'
ton OF potassium pernsngana'e "hen taken o." 'ne'
- ,.,o.n from the deposffion OF manganese oxide,
sh ch must now be removed by steepin. then amour
-. ,a,nates IN a per cent solution OF oxailc aria 10
,h iitte .olpht " acid hAs beeh added As so0n AZ
songe. ppear white they well washed out with
tsr e 70 -suioYe the acid Strongly diluted suiphure
sStf toNY lie used instead 0i the o1alie acia-
New-York tribune., 1879-01-02

Orleans 10 has long obtained and am informed that hr'
Ncyicker himself. we'll bis shakespearean son-in'
law have. la times pasi, played there siragb, aIos' IT.
Christian. Mr. MeYekers sfatem' nt that refused W
let Mother and son 10 rs house because De WouId
play sunday nights IL entirely false"
We'll. dO you like Mr. AcNtrker, ee the present U"
be q liinc OF great thea fricsl depression 2
trust II fiis Dr. time Of depression that VIII stay
a long lime with me IeXsct that more play. that
rs three PLAYS all will sbce 10 cnry present sea
son through with as handsome pront reasonable
man ought 70 pcct on hia Investment aud laDOr."
New-York tribune., 1879-01-02
PRACTICAL REsIrMPrIoN.

Providence, r. l., Jan. 1.-The resumption
of speeis payments today did not cause a ripple
at the banks In financial circles Very
lew wanted checks paid in gold. and some ban&s
received more gold on depost than they paid out.
al general business transactions bills were preierred
Even savings banks depOstOr- took their Interest 10
bills rather than IN gold.
WATERFORD, \. Y. Jan. 1.-The Mohawk and Hudson
Manufacturing Company. makers Of valves and ny
drans ut place paid their employees n gold to-day
New-York tribune., 1879-01-02
PUBLIC OPINION.

The influence of gentle womag is indeed
great There hasn't been recorded Iii Toledo siuc-
= lady nominated as p0stmistoss.-lC4eVeland
Leader Rep
There can no longer be any doubt except in
the m.uds c"n>jjtHt.ousiiy s"ured or haGltuAy ch-
cal thai hc closing tbe old year marks tine tcrina
ton OF the long aud trying ordeal Ol nard times thfou-L
which we have been called upon u pass fhladelpha
Inquirer iR-Pi
Those Who have bOaSted so freely that I'll
den would be rut Of The President al race, vii do W Il
"a revise Their Judgment. Just the signs O ibe
times poi1t more strongly him thc coming Presl
der tsl candidate of Democracy than To any other
lPttsbnTc COmmerc ial- Gazette EcPJ
New-York tribune., 1879-01-02
Gperial Notices
Course. OF Instruction. After the Method Ceiart.
with rystemiic Examinations.
IAIIES

FOR YOUNG LADIES,
at II East 9st. near 5thave under the managsment Of
Professors Lee LIE IRVING and j. N hA"klNs'
Inquiries answered at above address from 70 p m.
Mnn's Mission Earth-A thorough Medical TIeause
Indicating Disabilities be remove Tbs
prac showing the that sl insure ae-rrsi Man
rood Strengthened vitality snd sound conaaons OF heatn
III ths Obstacles Marriage aud OF the means 10 remove
them msil curreacy postage stanD.' Address
secy Au'eum Anatomy aud science 80 loEl"Ay 81.
K,stas,s Congh I.ozens-~-1his great English remedy
b. bsHn .ed ad recommended 30 years BY mo
rIer medical profession sold by all druegtst Pfee
''c'n'' ''"' " = PotGERA & Co. New York Agents.
,ri.s1 Oyercost, and SUITS from city taurs az hal
value atSHEAs corner Rroone amt Crosby ss iewf0ra
Posi- once Nouce-The mails tor the wesk ending
SATURDAY. January T. 1873 will close st this once on
VIA uueenstSwn HEDH EsDAY Al $50 a. N, Tor
Europa sLsamshlp ScythiA via Queenstown on riJ S
Germany and Frauce 10 Ds
forwarded must be specially sddresed aud
at l2 H. ior E1TOpe Dy T - 40 n ~ az,
ChsTbourg anc Hamburg 90 Sal EDAf Z. II q m loi
Europe steamship civ OF Berlin va QueensoH tcorre
spondence for Germany aud scotand 20 oe ny w
specially addressed and st ~ or scot
direct. by steamship Anehorla us O'asgor ana A.
il3O for Germang tc oy ste~msnip oder vs S"n,h
Bremen tcOrrespondence lOf nEeal bIh sua
the forwarded by thu steamer must DO spec
tally Addressed The sIeausip- WISCONSIN, seythlA Re
t.sesp ana The mails for Aplnwal AMI -Outh
pacific Psrts York Deesgeer 81 The mails for
and JarAirn psye orx anuaIy Ihe mar ot
Havana leave January 2 The mails for the Ner
Jass Brazil Argentine lrayr YORK January L. tbs
4 Tho China Japan leave san Fran
escG T0nuary rais for Australia &C. Leave Shr
Fra 500 January 70 ,,,oa ,uyo ........
Post onee. New. York. December % is7s
.,yhrre Rail W ushiag Crysfsi" is adopted trade
mark protect ou customers against many lnlt~
LADIES, Try BLCEDISE" The best Laundry Blue.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-02

INSECT REMEDY FOR HYDROPHoBIA.-fn some
parts of Russia insect remedy has long been in vogue
for hydrophoba The nhabitant. collect the larv9 or
beetle tcetOnia aurats) which are chiefly found
in the wood ants The grbs are gathered In the
Spring placed In earth and their change meta
morphOss watched for when this takes place, they XII
the beetles and dry them Tue powdered insect must be
kept in hrrmCticaIy sealed bottles. the dried beetles
may kent sealed p0ts and reduced 10 powder when
wanted Three beetles powdered. considered dose
for an adult, immediately after the oct one Tor
child aud I've adult in which the disease has lie
clared itself The effect IL tO produce long Sleep
which mus. not be interrupted; and the Dtc Is also
New-York tribune., 1879-01-02
ROBBERY AT MINEoLA. LII

Burglars entered the residence Of Luke Fleet,
Postmaster at Muco.a. L. l., on Tuesday night. by a
win5ow the first hOor. Mr.. anu Mrs. Fleet,
who were sleeping IN the next room, were
choroformcd The burglars took about $500 wortn
OF Jewels and other valuable articles. The fam.
iy consists or eigGt members who were e!repnR
different parts ~ the house. Tney wer. not aWasene
The neyes pft screw drIver sni portion of lantern
behind. TracSoof rubber boots found IA tho show
-aGfa fggv tfrntn
New-York tribune., 1879-01-02
THE DEMOCRATIC GAME.
~, re A-oz,c5t.b V,f1yeffp I'm }

Certain Democratic papers, while prOfesslngto to
hapye tha dsp con lear insist THAI the ci-
pner dispatch business ought be IN Uer Investigated
Park ret-upr can clear himself l. 80. it shows ine
markabe vitality Of the Tidon movement ON the otleT
hand n NAV be that they take Bag ard, aud
are afraid iAat Tlden rs not sRtciepv deadyet TIE
TEIRUNE d. driving the nails his cnhlu, though fast
enough. without any eongressionai inquiry
New-York tribune., 1879-01-02

Robert w. Mackey, whose term as Treas
uTr OF Pennsylvania expired April 81, 1876 wac O'ru
u. Pittsurg n 1897. He was ecucaIcd W that ely
and az early agr catered balai house. whci ne
afjcrward eft 70 the Allegheny Bank of Pitts
burg as q clerk In 1865 brcaiu cashier OF tie ia e
institution and ia IS7l ne was elected voo-p-'- -ui'
a pos he held tn tine o. ni- drst. ! l"nS b.
elected STATE Trca ~ by the FcspsF yaut L. r.
la;ure In 1870 he drfsI Ci Tor c' cii II %. Ic
same body. hat Was a-aH "Cctd IL 1871 an" - 90.
When TIE ofiire wa made elective " III" P'otr'
lie a. e.rcfed as k-pgbiIcIH i7.5, 10 serve l"O
years from the first Monday a. MAY l~Ti.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-02

Of each are published on Dutch paper. India paper
and papier ehamois; and these may safely be com
mended to the lover Of fine books, spite Of their one
uniform defect the undue paleness OF the ink with
which they are printed. But do not sec why we
should be asked to believe that there Were no heroes
of printing before Agamemnon Name. G.w.s
New-York tribune., 1879-01-02
MIDNIGHT WkATHER REPORL.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
f. a. q. ,.S, et ID 4 hay..g

sVnoDss for the past 24hOar
WASHINGTON. Jan. ,, l i. m.-The barometer
has risen and highest the norhwe, 1t has fallen
over the Lake region aud Middle States, and is lowest
near Lake Huron. Cloudy weather, with rain or snow
ha. prevailed throughout the Gulf and Atlantic states
ONO valley and Lake region.
I,idioafons.
For the Middle Atlantic States Increasing northeast
winds cloudy weather vita light rain OF snow, fOi
lowed ev cooler westerly winds and possibly Dy rsms
barometer.
For Sew En- gland falling barometer south ana east
winds slightly CLOUDY weather, win rain OF
snow possibly followed 10y cooler. westerly winds
CG,tt0RHry signals.
C,u,tonsrv of-~horr ,ignsls continue at Indianola
Galveston and Port Kau-, and cFruonsry signals nj
MACON cape Lockout, CiPr Hattcras. AltAy hh"k K
an. apo Henry. a. are ordered Tor milwaukee, Gfsnd
Hayen. LndiuGlon, Sandy Hook, Barregat Atlanue
C1tY Cape May and LeWcs
1,I.IDI L % AL NRsERN ATLlNS
New-York tribune., 1879-01-02
WHAT 1T AMOUNTS TO.

Mr Tlldrn IL reported as de-lious OF appear
n before Committee Ia clear ms skirts 81 inc
riSher dl race Unhappy Potter! lie started out to
show how The Republican party stole tie Presidency,
z1vinx m, great Defranded chancc prove albl
New-York tribune., 1879-01-02
y INSANE MAN FOUND DROWNED.

Gustave Tpxter, German drug clerk. re-
siding at No 435 West Fifty-,ixth-st. HAVING become
insane was visited on Tuesday night b. Dr. schwetzcr
OF Brooklyn, for examination. The maniao became en-
ragged. aui selNng q carving knife. threatened
the physican's lSc. II with great diEt-
Guilty that he was diverted from his inten.
tlon. He finally rushed from the house.
His Disappearance was reported that n.ght AZ Polre
HeaCquaIter- and a genera alarm sent througuous
the city. Yesterday nis body found druNned IL tho
East River. II has been 0eIIYerel 70 hIs :rlrnds.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-02
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New-York tribune., 1879-01-02
TUF NEXT PRESIDFNCY.

IT looks as If one Of iOllr men would be the
next Pres dentBaine. Grant, Baydrd or Hendrlci>-
1gT no Gu can that the pol uoai Kaleidoscope
viii not t,ke a new turn before 1850. There NAV be
Great Unknown, who has not YET come upon the hed Oh
New-York tribune., 1879-01-02
BEATEN BY UNKNOWN AssAILASTs.

Christopher Richter, age thirty-twoof No. 80
FORSYTH ST. was severely beaten last night by some un
known persons. He taken to the Chambers street
Hospital.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-02
PRINCESS NARY OF LIECUTENsTEiN.

LOND0N. Jan. 1.-The Princess Mary OF
Ll"chleusteu, formerly ~. Fox, ihr :v, rd dufAtr
Lori Holland and tine aa-Boi,ss 4 several wui.-
died receD iy in -tyrIa.
The Princess Mary WAS born December 2l,-
$3.50 aud " as married P Aorse ~ LecI:ens,'n
June -, 1872 cousn ~ the reIgnips Pr ncc. one {"
The most recent O. her works was " Holland HUI -
which VA. pulli- he'd IN Itt,r lew wears a-u. This
Ork contained hgr steel -rav ritrT paintings bl
Watts aud Oiuers and iGnsIDUs WuD--cuis. Ihe DOOA
passed through several e'li.crs.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-02

those which Harry Beckett hlled sdmiraiiyz/IHr
LYDIA Thompson The ladies J>Su/
Particularly Miss Elmore. who was tb<Not|sr b9S.
There was Incidentally prptty little gthimS0 the
story Of Cock Robin. performed by vsD children
New-York tribune., 1879-01-02
THE REV. SAMUEL c. AIKEN. d.

CLEVELAND, Jan. 1.-The Rev. Samuel c
Aiken D. D. fo1 thirty years pastor Of the First Presb
tcrian Church died at his residence hs moihiug sgec
eghty-eight years.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-02
New Ready

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Authors Of
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THE GOLDEN BUTTERFLY"
THE CASE or MR. LREcRAFr." 60
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A iady asked the Judge what she would say
Ia court u she asked her 1ne btii JHrist ~
Piled SAY. AadAnI. what 1 believe would bt lAe
trur that you not yet the years Of dlscfe
New-York tribune., 1879-01-02
HJRRIED.

Anxeir- Bath.-Turklsn roman. Electric 81 Lexington.
ave The yurv nghcst perfection battling L1v nllhf
Ladies day aud evening Excellent hOtc actOmmViAuoHs
New-York tribune., 1879-01-02
CuARIEs CnTRrER.

COBLEsKILL, y. Y, Jan. 1.-Charles Courier
died this afteruoon The funeral viii take place at
O'Clock On SATURDAY. I'm CohlCskill
New-York tribune., 1879-01-02
U-DGT CHARLES I. SIBERIAN

CLEVELAND. Jan. Judge Charles /. SheT-
man. formerly United states Judge of this district! died
suddenly morning. He was brother OF seervtiry
; erman and General Sherman.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-02

Judge Sherman was born in Ohio. and to'
a time was United sta District Judge for thr North
ern District OF OniO Ills dau-h!er married 10 Sen
ator j. DOua.d Cameron !as ring.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-02
TPIRUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

o nct. rac p,r+.tcaihr viaes 1r ior ts 70
line rrpr-sfats th'
o.c. atoms 0y the N r-sfy during tao-s ho-EE
TRIR,NE OFFICE, Jan. ., 4. NJ Tie barometer
fell steadily before and during the suoT storm ye@ier
dsv The teuDerature was higher than TGesiay
The amount OF moisture IN the has been Increased
(loady weather, with snow. pOsslb,v tol owed DI
,r,lv r'"uiv ani der weather, .HaY De expected Ia
thi, ri ~ !D-,iay.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-02
OBITUARY.
ROBEHT ". MACkEY.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 1.-EXState Treasurer
Robert ". Macey died al his residence in 'h5 city tbs
morning. axe f0rty-twO years.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-02

Zion Church. Decenbor 30 1873.
T. y GalIeier II. D. ass sod by the Rev VI
nam Stauut0n u. D. ur Wilson Peterson 10 kmnelne r.,
daughter Of the laie Carlos cobb al oi thts CITY.
All notices OF Marriages must BE- iajOFSed rih fa1
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-08-15
Durham cattle

Mdrshals in charye-Wm Gilpin and H II
Stabler
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-08-15

Must be four entries, three to start, and an
entrance fee OF ten per cent. subject to regula-
lions of Committee TO be announced at the
time of entry.]
Committee on trials Of speed-Wm G Hazel,
Josiah w Jones, Hall, Col Wash Bowie,
VIM Cooke, VIM NJ Gait, Henry Bradley,
VIM Jones
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-08-15
WIN. M. DAVIS 4 SON,
House, Sign and Ornamental
PAINTERS

WTE would respectfully inform the citizens
wv of ROCKVILLE and the public gen.
orally that we are now prepared 10 do Kalso-
mining, Gliding, Graining, Glazing, Paper
Hanging. Furniture Painting and Vanishing.
ES- Orders respectfully solicited and at
tended to promptly.
@a-Place Of business adjoining Joseph NJ.
Hauey's Carpenter Shop, Rockville,
july is-tf
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-08-15
CLASS SECOND

VO DFSFruJ VV
COmmitee-P T Stabler, Henry Hodges and
Jacob Snyder
The two committees on Machinery and Ag-
ricultural implements will act coDjointly in
awarding the premium for the best display of
Machinery and Agricultural Implements.
CARRIAGES, SADDLES & HAIR
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A GOOD BROOM,
"A for 10 cents, at
Il. A. DAWSON'S.
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PROGRAMME.
First DaY.

First Day.
Trials Of Speed of horses from Montgomery
county and District Of Columbia, trotting in
harness, at o'clock, P. NJ.
Ring open for exercise and training IL
o'clock, A. NJ. 10 1870 p. NJ, and from TO
6 p. NJ.
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HORSES.

No horse shall compete for more than one
premium, except In trials Of speed.
BlO0ded Horses.
A...Ioy =, HLoros-Thnc pvlna
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RATES OF ADMISSION.

Persons on foot or 10 carriage, rs cents !;
tickets tor the Fair, IS cents; Children
10 years Of age and under. free; Carri,ge,
one-horse, rs cents; Carriage and horses, so
cents saddle horse, rs cents. Attendant ia
charge of each separate class of stock will be
admitted free
Tickets must be procured from the Agents
or Ticket Offices Of the Society, outside Of the
grounds, as no money will be received at the
gates. JOHN II. GASSAWAY,
W. V. BouIc. Jr., President.
Secretary.
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LIST OF PREMIUMS
To BE AWARDED By THE
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY

MONTGOMERY COUNTY,
AT ITS TWENTY sixth ANNUAL EX-
HIBITION, AT THE FAIR GROUNDS,
ROCKVILLE, MARYLAND, ON
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
September 3rd, 4th and 9Th, 1879.