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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-11

the short cartridges of the same calibrc Is sgnil
can't being on short distances slightly IN favor Oh
the short cartridge The conclusion drawn by the
detectives by this exhibit that bullet fired from
a pistol such as that used by Paul Stricke on the
evening of July 3, and from the window oil
his room could easily have killed Mr.. seymour
the table showing that at twice the distance from
the window to where his body lay. such puliet
would 60 through piue board three quarters OF an
inch thi k. 1t is not pretended, however, that az
the present stage of the this decision VIII DC
of any value The police are batied-main'y oy
the dificulv of fixing the exact hour OF the shoo'
Ing. and admit their ~ability to MAINTAIN any
other theory than that of accidental shooting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-11
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs. NO.
2lS BROADWAY.
q. M TO-. Noon. 49, 3 M. 00' Midnight 73o.
Highest the day 90. Lowest, 73'.
Average 7Si ~. same 6aY, 1878. 1872
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fynh Arenme Hotel-Gcneral William T. Sherman,
U. and Professor spencer Bard United states Com
missioner Of fisheries Clarendon HOeC strive, Nus
Minister To Japan BrcrooTt HouseThe Hon. J0n
United states Minister 10 Austria Frederick BIZ
ngs President Of the Northern Pacific Railroad Company
and John La Fargo. Eeereu Houss-Presdent ~ - An
derson OF Rochester University ~. JdHres HOte-lnsnr
John f. Smyt and Daniel Manning OF
Albany NeiC YORK HO,-Genera s. ID. Lee, OF Misss
spp Park Avenue H0tetEx Congressman o. b. Matte
Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-11

| to 2Io cents per bushel with an extreme decline
upon Futures Cash wheat not very plcntl-
full Corn was u cent lower and dull Oats DE-
clined u cent under pressure to realize' WIN Juy
No . selling at 40 cents, and August No. onered
~ 81 ceuts Flour was less active. Prices, now
ever were without decided change.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-11
NAVY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, July 1O.-Leaves Of absence
are granted as follows: Commander L. o. Matthews,
nom the NeUYork Navy Yard, for month from Au-
gust Commander o. a. Batcheller, from the Boston
Navy Yard for one month from the 1lth inst. Com
mauder H. r. Wallace, Tor SIX months from the lst Of
August next, with permss0n 10 apply Tor an extension
B0stOn Navy Yard, for one month from the 2jth inst
The Vandalia arrived at Eew-LOndon, Conn, yesterday
afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-11
WILL OF MRS. COTTON. THE SUICIDE.

The will of Mrs. Josephine A. Cotton. who cont
mitted suicide by shooting herself at No. PIG
Chrystie-st., Monday night, was offered for pro-
bate in the SumogatGs Office yesterday. Mrs. Col
ton gives to her sister Clemenine Jenkins of New
Haven, Conn.,, her sowiug-uac!inc and all her
other household furniture. Z" give and bequcath,"
the will continues, " to my young friend, Henry
Tuns. OF No 100 Charles-s. my silver cake-baskct
andcastOr for his readiness and Kindness IN assisting
Inc when requested. hereby appoint John 4. Patey,
couLsclor-at-law Of the City Of NeV-Iorl, NY sole
executor, to whom give and heQucalh for his SER
wees 10 bc rendered aS executor Of this will ard
testament, and also for lis legal AID and advice,
rendered aratuitously to me. Ey watch and chain,
which said gold watch has the initials OF my maiden
name on It's ease. also give aud btqucath to the
said John L. P3tcy my diamond ring, which, with
the aboye-n1mcd watch and Chain. was gwen mo by
my dear and nOuCIcd guardian, Frank :. Peasc, of
the City of Buffalo, n. Y. | have given nothing to
NY husband ia this my last viii and testament as
he has already had all the money had al the time
Of NY marriage to the amount of $1,000. and has
also been unfaithiul 80 his marital VOWS and posi-
lively cruel and insulting having deserted me for
person Of doubtful reputation The date of the
Will IS December IL, 1878.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-11
THE BRFADSTUFF MARKET.

There was less excitement in the breadstuff mar
ket yesterday. but there was decided reaction in
prices Accounts of more favorable weather abroad
and desire of certain persons To realize profits had
A tendency to depress prices Wheat declined from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
TODAY
ass sun 1882 Clock fast, 5n Ia
Moon 1l:22 Moon sDuths. 5fS Moons days %
HON WAFER rJDAf-A.
sandy HOOK. 0i5 Gov. Island. l:2S Hell Glt3... 3l7
HiGH WATER rODAr-P. NJ
Sandy Hook. loo island. lJ2 Hell GATE 34l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-11

"BOnes, did you hear that fellow make that
sneecI m me courthouse to-day I" Yes" What did
You think iti a." Wei, tell you what's "a fact hc
can bring argument 10 PINT about as quick as
sny Teller ever saw" Yis" replied the other, but
he can bring quart OF whiskey down " pint heap
quicker'u that"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-11

Good resolutions, like squaling baby at
church, always should be carried out.Keokuk COnst!
nfinn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-11

STRUCTURE, Impotence and.DlseaScs of tho
~ Gcneradye Organs radically and speedily cuce HoIr,S
aud 10 Z. HEINZ ADASIEfS N. d.. iLcXngoiriN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-11

R.YR Schuyler Of the firm Of Schuyler, Hartly
e. Co.. No. 10 Maiden Lane, submitted last night to
Detective Dorsey, at the Central Onice report by
an expert in the employ of the firm as to the com
paratiye power penetration possessed by rifle and
pistol bullets Of 90 calibre. fired at varying dis
tances at pine board. The figures given represent
The nenetrafon of the bullets BY inches:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-11-27
cMs.al Vote Of NarylrnA.

At the election Of 1867, when the
present constitution was adopted by a
vote Of 46, 4S3 for il TO 22,350 against
IL, Oden Bowie. for Governor, received
60, 500 votes. and Judge Hugh L. Bond
1880, Bowie's majority being 41,712.
This was before the Acknowledgement OF
The blacks, when as will be seen, the
total white vote Of tins State was 49,
492.
The total vote of the State for Cove n
or in 1871, afterthe Acknowledgement OF
blacks, was 1872. 72S, when VIM. Pink
ney Whyie's (dem.) majority was l5.-
OS8 over Jacob Tome, rep.
In the State election Of 1878 the to-
tai vote oil Maryland was 139. $40. when
Levin WooIGord's (dem.) majority for
comptroller was 1894.
The total vote of the State for Gov
ernor in 1875 as Isl 1884. of hich John
Lee Carroll received So, 454 and ]. Nor
ris Harris 1880. CAROLS majority
1924.
For President, in 1876. The total vote
OF Maryland was 1853. 161, OF which
Samuel J. Tilden received 91,7S0 and
r. B. HAYES 1881. TIlden's MAORI
ty, 1879.
The counties which give republican
maiorities Tor Gary this year are Allie
gany, Charles, Frederick, Garrett, SOM
erset and st. Mary's-6.
AT the congressional election in 1879.
when the blacks first voted in Maryland
at general election, the republican
counties were Anne Arundel, Calvert,
Charles, Prince Georges.
la 1875, when reform and other is
sues entered largely into the campaign
the counties which gave republican ma
jorties were Allegany, Baltimore, CAL
ve1, Caroline, Carroll, Cecil, Charles.
Frederick, Garrett, Prince Georges
Somerset, Talbot, Westinghouse.
When national issues entered into
the campaign in Maryland in 1876, the
republican counties were Calvert, Fred
erick, Garrett. st. Mary's-4.
The republicans now, in 1879, elect
sheriffs in Carroll, Charles. Frederick,
Garrett, st. Mary's, Washington, and
an independent democrat in Dorchester.
Republican clerks OF courts are elected
in AlIegany, Cecil, Charles, Garrett,
and an independent democrat in Dor
chester. Republican States attorneys
are elected in Allegany. St.-Mary's,
Frederick and Washington counties.
Howard Meeks. greenback-labor can
didate tor Governor, received the fol-
lowing vote: Allegany ITO. Hartford
IL, Carroll IL, Baltimore city So, Balti-
more county /. Total, 1874. Peter
Cooper's greenback vote IN Maryland
for President in 1875 was Baltimore
city 40, Washington county 8, Howard
county 2 Total, 81.
The official vote of the State a. fur
nished by Secretary of State r. c..
n r.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-11-27

New REGISTRATION CALLED FoR.-
The demand is very general throughout
the State, especislly'in The counties,
for new Registration law or at least
Tor n new regi ,tration. No objection
- made TO The character or efficiency Of
The registers themselves, but the com-
plant Is, that their duties are not prop
erly defined. We are confident there
are names on the registry lists Of our
county (two-hundred at the lowest cal
culatiOn) Of parties who have not resided
here for years or who are dead. The
register sits in his Office TO enter the
names Of parties applying Tor registrs-
lion and 10 erase the names of parties
who have died or removed. How is
he 10 know these parties' Only through
such persons as may call in and give
information. He has no means Of learn
ing the truth Of the matter and is GOV
erned in his action by no other guide
shan his own judgment. lie cannot go
into the by-ways TO learn the facts and
is compelled 10 act upon such informa-
lion as may accidentally come to his
knowledge.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-11-27

About O'Clock, Saturday evening last, II was
discovered that the fodder house on the home es-
tate Of Mr. James F. Abel was on FIRE and il was
consumed, with the shucks il contained. Mr..
Abel has no knowledge as TO how the FIRE orig
mated. The loss is estimated from 81 90 to Sl25.
But for the kindness Of neighbors and friends,
who happened at the wharf when the fire broke
out, splendid barn, filled with hay, tobacco,
etc.. and probably the dwelling would have been
destroyed. We congratulate Mr.. Abel on his
narrow escape from . most serious loss.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-11-27

We learn from a reliable gentleman, that on
Saturday night last, fire was observed in the
woods Of VIM. B. Bean, and the wind, blowing
fresh at the time, it soon communicated to the
timber and fencing of the place, much Of which
II destroyed, swept through the peach orchard
Of Mr.. Bean and at one time extended for three
miles and seriously threatened his dwelling.
The loss is estimated at about $500. The FIRE is
supposed TO have been kindled by hunting par
ty. The property is owned By DIR. wayson,
Of Baltimore
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-11-27

The eonstnntly increasing trade Of the enter
urisin9 firm ofC. n. 0ehm Son, leading and
fsshionahIe Closhiers. has made = necessary icF
theuazA faliy ddlshls their alreads extensive ~
.;,;,;.. Thex now occupy the two beautiful
IRON front buildings adjoining the Citizen Ma
tional Bank, SIS Hanover e. and ESQ W Pratt
!, which are connected BY an arched doorway
N the rear. making their show Inconsistencies
win unouestionably the best light for the exhi-
hilton OF clothing aud cloths IN Baltimore. Be
sides polite and attentive statesmen, representing
various sectious Of the State, viii always snow
,,,n coos and prices. II will pay you TO visit
this establishment. as Il is the largest and most
reliable in Baltimore.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-11-27
Notice Of Contest.

Nob1CS % tSoS~ess
Irnatius z. Matlingly, Esq, has served, or
viii soon serve, a notice on John n. Graves,
Esq., cOntesting his election 10 o seat in the
House Of Delegates at the late election in this
county. The proceedings TO be had, after the
serving Of the above notice, will be as follows:
The party intending TO make examinations, APP
plies 10 some Justice Of the Peace, and obtains =
notice under bis hand and seal, directed 10 the
opposite party, requiring him TO attend in per-
son or BY ATTORNEY and cross-examiDe Witnes-
ses. The notice ofthe Justice contains the names
Of the witnesses, with the facts expected to b.
proved by them, and states the time and place Of
examination, and shall be served on she oppo-
site party or bis Attorney, at least ten days pre-
vious 10 the proposed examination. The depo-
sitions 50 taken, together with certificate ofihe
notices and proOf Of service Of them, shall Dc
sealed up By the Justice and transmitted TO the
presiding ofIeer Of the House Of Delegates.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-11-27


On SATURDAY. night last, in Mr. LokeE sscres
IN Cur Town, uAi,ss ~. Rzudoiph WAiton wAs
srpaaininv % =. BOua, Il tIs 6lwshoases ln :
quiet manner ana IN reply 20 = request q Bead.
a point q our political history having FsisFenee
70 the agency q NJ. LiaeOlr IN he smanespa-
tion &C tie blacks the explanation goiag .
show, that emancipation was secondaFy con
siderafion with Lincola and that be- bad % sx-
pressed himself, be was approached hy : eososea
man or our village, Jshn Dent Adams who nrsa
called hin a liar and then pressed up sgainsi
him tthe DR.. vas standing against and with his
back 10 the coEutsrl In = manner 70 denT hsn
the ,-ee use az his arms. Freeing one hand by a
Sudden effort, the Dr.. drew bis pistol and was
in the act Of shooting his assasiant when the pis-
spl was pusbea aownwaras by some byssander
ana n, this moment exploded, the ball lodging
In the Dr. own leg where i still remains. Dr'
walton states that he never had any scquaiut-
ance with Adams, did not ssen know htm, ana
was never more astonished in hl4liie when ne
found himself aSaiied. Notwithstanding ms
mishap. we are pleased to see that the d.. is eat
and about, and though still IImping. is in fair
way to soon recover bis wonted activity.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-11-27

THE BEGIHEIHG OF THE END.-It Il
impossible that il should have escaped
thoughtful and observant men that pop
ular elections m this country are rapidly
escaping the wholesome condition oil
fairness which once obtained IN our
party contests. Fraud. bribery, intimi-
dation, and, finally, doctoring of returns,
are fast becoming occurrences so COM
mon that they almost cease to excite
notice. Anything is considered fair to
beat the opposition and the opposition
is equally quick 10 take any advantage
that il can. The first bad result oil this
Is TO keep Cair-min1ed men of both par
ties from being candidates for public Of
fee. The second is to Danish them
practically from the polls. The third
is to throw INTO the hands OF mere trad
ing politicians the whole work Of making
our rulers. and. unhappily. rulers thus
made, consider IL their FIRST duty TO run
the government they have been intrus-
ted with in the interest, not Of the
whole people, but Of the constituents TO
whom they are indebted. The logical
outcome oil this is, our elections degen-
crate into farce, and when this be-
comes too broad for endurance, muskets
and Tevolvers are called IN to abate it
and, finally, the military Intrude, and
that is the end Of the beginning. Is il
20 the condition of The Mexican and
South American republicans that we
are tending or towards strong central
ICED government under Grant, As n
pendent 10 the above, we make the fol-
loving extract from a late editorial of
the Baltimore Gaseffe which, under the
head Of "Imperialistic Tendencies. :"
ably traces the forces which are at work
IN favor of Capitalization ia the gov
eminent.
1.-THE "strong man" cry that is now
heard so frequently is a call not for a
President bat Tor an Emperor. There Is
in certain quarters growing distrust OF
the principles upon which. our whole
political structure Is built---the power
Of the people TO govern themselves
There ~ call for soldiers, not 10 re-
pei foreign enemies but 10 keep down
the mob aud growing contempt for
local self-government as expressed IN
States Rights. The National idea l.
overshadowIng the Federal idea on
which our Republic is based and which
isso clearly set forth in the Constitution.
To this several things outside OF politics
have contributed. One ~ the enormous
expanse Of our territory, covering al.
most continent with rapidly develop
ing States. The natural tendency 10
political separation. due 10 the remote
ness Of geographical situation resisted
By . strengthening Of the centralized
power and by the vastness Of the Fed
eral revenue and Federal patronage,
foster the National idea. The prodi-
gsous increase Of wealth and its concen-
tration in cities; the immense power oil
associated and corporate capital in its
Yailro ID systems connecting States, IFS
tslegraphie systems, and the great min
inc monopolies in the precious metals,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-11-27
carntY ccmmlssieners.

The County Commissioners met on Tuesday
last, present AIlstan, Alvey, Buckier, Parsons
and Davis. The Board was principally engaged
in passing Supervisors Reports, and settling up
tie business of the Office, preparatory to the in-
stalIaiion Of the newly-eleeted Board. The Board
then adjourned to Tuesday, December and. In
the evening, James II. Alvey, A. A. Lawrence,
Stephen Jones aud J. II. Parsons, four Of the
newly elected Board, qualified by taking the oath
Of once before the Clerk Of the Circuit COurtand
filed their commissions. No meeting was had
by the ,iew Board and consequently no Orgsni-
cation was effected.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-11-27
Not Commissioned.

We understand from the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court, that 40 Commission has been issued TO
Joseph o. Taylor, Esq, one Of the newly elected
members ofthe Commissioner Court, the ground
tor Withholding the same, by the Governor, be
ing that Mr.. Taylor appears on the COmPtrol-
ler's book as a defaalter to the State. In the
event Of Mr. Taylor not being Commissioned,
Vim. A. Loker, who Is the next highest on the
list Of candidates, would be entitled to the Com
mission.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-11-27

KINDLY MEETIoNED.-The N. T..
San OF Wedne.daY. 18th. makes The
following kindly mention OF the Hon.
William. T. Hamilton, our Governor
elect:
1.-The Hon. William +. Hamilton,
Governor elect of Maryland. Is farm
er and cultivates his fields with intelli-
gence end marked success. His sue
cess as farmer augurs well for his sue
cess as Governor. for the peculiar quail
ificatlons required TO make agriculture
profitable are far from beng out ofPlace
in the Chief Magistrate OF State
Besides, when Gov. Hamilton shall
have become SICK end weary of the
strife OF politics. he will End rest and
solace in his rural home
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-11-27

viii prove highly advantageous by inspect
ing Messrs. C. N. Oehm d Sons immense one
price Clothing Establishment. A grand assort-
ment Of Mems OyereoAts, listers and Suits, rang
ing in price from S. to $50, is now on exhibit
ton, comprising all leading novelties for the
present year. Their elegant Boys aRd Chill
drens' Oversaeks. Ulsterets and Suits for School
and Dress at 50 so and upwards are the delight
of the little folks. Genuine IOus prices for ueiI-
made garments Is their motto, and we advise ev-
cry one before purchasing to call on G. n. Oehm
4 Son, $50 w Pratt St. and IS Hanover St.,
adjoining Citizens Bank.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-11-27

- permanent instruction -
GER
ae higIl tine Tor the snast-mss-
ttlcgnlze tie importance Of b.
en | fhink what is in store fof
eat crop. Fifty years hence
I'll be dead. | trust, and then
If i Still survives. and Jet us
-. will be floating over Re-
umbefD, 000, 900. Accord
abe sehws OF increase our
nrhodnf State will have
into nI leviaihan or Great
q. end radled babies Of to-
81 81 o upez. Letthem be well
lpr We ere going 10 leave big
/ On their hands. lApplause.
uhn The three or four million era
M rocking Ia this land are some
his nation would preserve for
sacred things. If We could know
ones they are. In one Of these
a. unconscious Farragut Of the
5 It this moment teething think
II another q future renowned
mer Is blinking al the shining
abstance with but languid in
II lhe poor little chap. and won
whas i 10 become OF the other
call ! wet-nuFse. ia another .
1eag historian is lying. and
vii continue 70 lie tiILhis
- 5 ended. LaugksI =
smother aIasnEs residenk is1oa
ing himself with no prefounder problem
Of State thaa that whafin the mischief
has become of his hairs so early and
In mighty array in other cradles there
are some GO. 900 future office-seekers
getting ready 10 furnish.him the occas-
ion 10 grapple with that same old pro-
blem q second time. And still one
more cradle; somewhere under the flag
the future illustrious commander-in-
chief Of the American armies is 50 lit
tie burdened with the approaching gran
deurs and responsibilities as 20 be Civ
ing his whole strategic mind at this mo-
ment to trying TO find out some way to
get his own big toe into bis mouth"
MIR. Clemens continued at great
length. bringing down the large audi
ence with roars of laughter.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-11-27

We have been requested by Rev. Father Gais-
ney, Superior Of the LeOnardtOwn Mission, to
make the announcement, that the entire Catho-
lie World Is preparing 70 solsmnise the iuhiise
Of the Inmscuiate Conception, which falls %
the 9Th Of Decsmber next, aud thai Pope Leo
XIII, by decree lately Pablished, grants 70 AL
Catholics Plenary indulgence on the day Ofthe
feast. or on one Of the days Of The Octavs Of the
Immaculate Conception.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-11-27

- E'53segcs sssUs WA pres ~
claims FOR continued support and The
House OF Correction will demand means
TO provide workshops and machinery
for It's inmates. The present tobacco
inspection system is also likely to be
assaulted and, altogether, the coming
meeting OF our lawmakers at Annapolis
promises TO prove both busy and an in
teresting one.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-11-27
The Place 10 Get Q Good MCaI.

wagner's Green House, lss and ls0 w Pratt
street, Baltimore. This Restaurant is the oides
and most extensive in aforementioned
in the city. The Proprietors, HessTs J andB
T. Wagner. viii be grateful for the continuance
of"the extensi e patronage they BOW enjoy ana
will do their beat to give entire subtraction to
all visitors.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-11-27
FOR THE SENATE.

Messrs. Editors Tho friends Of Y. JOHN
SON COTTON knowing bis sterling worth and
representative ability request you 20 announce
him as a candidate iOs a seat in the Senate Of
MARYLAND at the next election (IssIl and say, II
he will heroine a candidate he will be warmly
supported by
Nov 81, 1879. The FEoPLE.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-11-27

The December Term Of our Circuit Court, as
viii he seen BY reference to the notice Of the
Clerk in another column, will he adjourned from
the LIST Monday Of December next TO the End
Monday Of the same month This has become
necessary in consequence Of the presence Of the
Judges being required At an adjourned Term OF
the Circuit Court for Prince Georges couaty,
which will begin on the LIST Monday Of Dec.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-11-27

BARsArxsl B1RsAEna ExrRA0RBSxARx All
wool Cashmere Suits 5000; all wool Cashmere
Pants g IS are bat lev Of the many bargains
in store for customers If they win call At the
original New York Clothing House, Is4 West
Baltimore street, BaltimOre. Be convinced BY
going there