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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-03-14
THE EXTRA SESSION.

The Forty Sixth Congress will be organized
at the extra session on the 18th, and much in
ferest is felt over the canvassing now going
on in Washington. For Speaker of the House
the contest Is between Randall and Blackburn.
The frieEds Of these gentlemen are equally
confident of success. Much Of Blackburn's
strength Is a. strong personal feeling against
Randall, whilst Randall has considerable per-
sonal popularity and is strengthened by bis
reputation as an able efficient presiding officer
Though the vote will be close, the best found
ed information ind icates that Randall will re-
ceive the caucus nomination. For the Secre-
taryshp of the Senate there are numerous
aspirants, and no result can be predicted with
any degree Of certainty.
Immediately after the adjournment il was
rumored that there would in all probability
be O deadlock between Hayes and Congress
over the Appropriation bills, as 1t was thought
the President would refuse to sign them on
account Of the amendments 10 regard to the
election laws, &c. This opinion has consider
ably lesseuei, and barring sharp contest the
Democrats viii not have much difficulty in
carrying through their po:nt. The 6rmness
with which the Democrats held their position
upon these questions at the late session has
won the approval of the party throughout the
country, and the position OF the Democrats at
the coming session will not be at all less de.
termined.
At the extra session the appropriation COM
mittees will be about the only ones made, the
others not being necessary until next Decew-
be-. There can be no approximation made as
TO how long the extra session will continue,
sgreat many being of the opininion that an
adjournment will not be reached before June
lat
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-03-14

A convention of coiored people from the
cities and counties Of the Richmond (third
Va, congressional district was held IN that
city on Monday last, in the interest OF their
race. Religious, political aud other subjects
were discussed. The convention appointed a
committee Of fifteen to prepare call for q
State convention, to meet in Richmond May
10, to consider matters connected with rights
aud privileges MS citizens.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-03-14

Little did Mr. j. T. Porter, OF Ottawa,
Ill know when counting Miss Lizzie Frey, a
few months ago that his mother-in-law appa-
rent was watching his endearmenis to the fair
RI room, so rs 10 reflect scenes going on in the
parlor. For some reason Mr.. Porter conclud-
ed moi to wed and now has a breacb-of-prom-
Use case on hand. The mother of Miss Frey
tale mirror.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-03-14
ASBESTOS PAINT.

JERPARsoS, MD., Nov. 20, 1877.
II. W. JohSs-De1r Sir IL have used
some Of your Asbestos Paint obtained from
Mr.. +. II. Wilson, of Baltimore, and consider
1t the best mixed paint have ever used, aud
shall exl ect TO use il altogether hereafter.
Yours respectfully,
Z. Il. ETCHIS0N.
The above Paint is sold in any quantity
and color desired, at Factory Prices, by
mar TIT d. u. BOUIC.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-03-14

The bill which passed Congaess providing
for new census for 1880, limits the expen-
diture TO $3,ooO,oo0, and directs operations
TO commence in June, 1880. In all cities hav-
ing over 10, 900 inhabitants the work of emu
meration is required to be finished in two
weeks from the first Monday of June.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-03-14

A correspondent of the New York Herald
has interviewed the Maryland Members of
Congress as to Mr.. Tilden's chances for the
presidency. Mr.. Henry, Mr.. Swami and Mr..
Iienkle are very positive in the assertion that
the sentiment of Maryland is against Tilden.
Mr.. Henry thinks that in case OF Grants nomi-
nation by the Republicans, Maryland might
prove q close state, and doubted whether Til
den could carry it. Mr.. Roberts declined TO
give al opinion, and Mr.. Kimmel was ''on the
fence ;,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-03-14

Little did Mr.. Jno. T. Porter, of Oltowa,
illinois, know when cour:ing Miss Lizzie Frey
few months ago, that his molher-in-law APP
shed upon the fair Lizzie, by means Of a mir
ror placed in an adjoining room so as TO re-
fleet scenes going on in the parlor. For some
reason or other Mr.. Porter concluded not TO
wed and now has a breach-of- promise case on
his hands. 10 court the mother Of Miss Frey
testified as 10 the reflections she saw in the
tell-tale mirror
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-03-14

On March 2nd the Baltimore American in
augurated regular Sunday edition. The
american has always been among the first
journals Of the country, and this new depar-
ture is another among many points of merit,
which will, beyond doubt, be hailed with
great satisfaction by its numerous patrons.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-03-14

Representative Chitleuden, of Brooklyn,
has challenged General Butler 10 defray the
cost Of one side Of suit which shall test the
constitutional right Of the government to issue
leeal-ienders in time of peace, and which shall
be carried up TO the supreme court. Mr..
Chi,ienden's action proceeds from commend
able desire TO secure the highest judicial inter-
probation Of most important question. Gen.
Butler is on the side of the power Of unlimited
issue, and proposes to argue his own case. Il
will be great public advantage il final de-
eison can be speedily reached.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-03-14

American pork and bacon, declared by Eng
lishmen as equal TO the hest English pork and
bacon, is sold in England for nine cents, at
retail, while the same cannot lie had in New
York for less than twelve cents.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-03-14

Some citizens Of waynesburg, Pennsylva-
mia, came TO the conclusion last week that an
hsbitual wiie-besier 10 the neIghborhood
should be disciplined, and taking him out at
night gave him what be richly deserved-a
severe eow-hidiug. He knows how Il is him
eelf
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-03-14

Mrs. Arthur Dyson, whose husband was
murdered in England by Charles Peace, lately
hanged for the crime, celebrated her return to
Cleveland, Ohio, on Sunday by getting blind
drunk and then getting into the watch.house.
When arrested she WAS elegantly dressed and
had about Si00 in her possession.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-03-14

The Belar Aegis made It's appearance las,
week in new dress. Besides its general ex-
cslience as a local paper the editorial solumns
of the Aegis are distinguished on account Of
ability and Judgment, and purity Of Demo-
cratic ideas and principles.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-03-14

In case in The United States District Court
at Louisville, KY, Monday last, Col Mckee,
prominent Republican attorney, declared
that he could prove that United States detec-
tives had made and pas sed spurious coin.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-03-14

Ex-Ppresident MacMahon is reported. as
having declared that il the French Chambers
decide upon impeachment Of the De Broglie
cabinet he will denard to be placed on trial
with the ministers.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-03-14

The legislature Of maine passed law,
which 10 now In force, a1Rxiug a penalty Of a
Zoe no, less than $500 or Of imprisOnmen,
not exeeeding one year for adulieraling sugar
and molasses or selling the Adul,eraied ar
ticle
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-03-14

Three Of the leading JOURNALISTS Of Cinein-
mali went all the way 10 New York to attend
Cyrus W. Fields feed aud reception. IL isn't
safe TO blow luoeh horn Ia ,bs nslghbor.
hood Of a cineiEnati newspaper mau.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-03-14

A petition TO President Hayes, asking the
appointment Of Mr.. r. Slocke,t Mathews, TO
be judge Of the United States district cour, for
The district Of Maryland, was circulated in
this city Saturday aud yesterday, and has al
ready received over one hundred signatures,
among them many promioeni professional and
business men, members OF lhe city govern
meui, ETC., without respect to party Cum
briand Ncrs l0fA.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-03-14

AL. Smith, Of Elko, Nevada, is a tough
man. In fight his antagonist chopped three
chips out OF his skull with an axe, and the
chips were afterward picked up on the field of
battle. The axe penetrated to the brain, part
ly paralyzing him, but none Of bis wounds
have inhamed, and il is thought that Smith
will get well.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-03-14

The Frederick E1dminer likens the return
of Zach. Chandler to the Senate to the prov
dental appearance of the Monitor in Hampton
Roads during the war. Yes they both car
ry about the same amount of "steam"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-03-14

The name of ex-senator Creswell has been
mentioned in connection with the U. s. dis
trict judgeship Of Maryland. 1t is said that
IL the appointment is offered Mr.. Creswell will
accent IT,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-03-14

Gen. Rradley T. johnson has become, at
the request of the attorney general Of vir-
gina. associate counsel In the cases growing
out OF the usurpations OF Judge Rives.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-03-14

During thunder storm at Maple Ridge,
young unmarried man, was killed by light
ming. His team shared the same fate. All
were found by the young mans father Sun
day morning lying in the suowA y few rods
from home. The only mark on the young
man was dent about the size of bean on
his forehead. His boots were torn by the
electric fluid.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-03-14
FOR RENT.

TWO HOUSES in the town Of Rockville.
J. one at the Depot and the other at the
southwestern limit, In which there are FIVE
rooms including the basement. Apply to
WIN. II. Rabbit,
mar III Rockville.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-03-14

The Annapolis Gosans names Frank H.
s,oeksu as suitable person to al The vacan-
ey 90 the beach caused BY the retirement OF
Judge Giles
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-03-14

Baton Ronge hoys started walking exh-
bition, admission two cents. and a nine-year-
old walker stuck TO the track till he fell ex-
haustcd. He has been seriously i'll SINCE
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-03-14

A gentleman in New York the other night
administered very decided sedaive to the
enthusiasms of the burglar business. He heard
two burglars at work 10 room below and
gathering pistol went down and bagged one
and captured the other. handing him over to
the police. A few such cases as this would
cause quite decline in burglarous industry
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-03-14

colored woman went to the marriag.-
license bureau in Washington the other day
and inquired il il would he "agin dc law"
for her to get license. She was asked if she
was married. ''Yaas, shure," was the reply,
"lve done been married nigh on fo' yeah
but my ole man and me don't get on, so | left
him free weeks ago" She was told she could
not get license, and was asked il she could
not gel divorce from her husband on the
ground that he had been nnfaiihful to her
She said no, but she said she had been an true
10 him. 1t was suggested that the husband
be allowed TO get the divorce She said she
would willingly do so, but "dat uiggah is too
doggoned mean 10 pay de expense OBJ de
papers,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-03-14

The store Of Charles X. Walton, at Ysncey-
vile, Louisa county, Va, was burned Sun
day, the proprietor perishing in the flames
The people attracted TO the scene we're de-
TERED from rendering assistance by the
knowledge tina, powder was kept in the store
When it exploded one side of the house was
blown out. Wallon's body was found minus
legs, arms and head, which had been blown
OF 1t is believed that Walton was murdered
for the money he had in The store, and the
building then fred Much excitement pre-
walls. Walton was a very popular young
man, and belonged to one of the most re-
spected families in the county.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-03-14

Books TO THE HIGUEsr BIDDER An ex-
tenslvc catalogue Of new, shelf-worn and
secondhand books in every department Of
literature, offered without reserve, TO the
highest bidder, will be issued March 10Th by
the American Book Exchange, So Beck man
street, New York and sent by mail 10 any
one sending three cent stamp. Bids will
be received only in writing, buyers one
thousand or three thousand miles away hav-
ing an equal chance with those near at hand
The American Book Exchange is becoming
famous for meeting the wants of people who
care for books, and thousands will appreciate
this new opportunity they give.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-03-14

The Baltimore Telegram, constantly increas-
ing in circulation, has become one Of the most
respected journals in the conntry-remarka-
BILE for editorial ability and literary excellence.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-03-14
THE MARKETS

Reported weekiy for the Sentinel By II. NJ. TAI
BoTT, Commission Merchant.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-03-14

Col. R. Aston and q prominent Georgia
planter by the name Of Cox met in a desperate
encounter at Atlanta, Ga, on Tuesday last
Aston was authorized TO sell Senator Cor
dams share of join. interest with Cox in the
lease of State convicts. The share was sold
to person disliked by Cox. Cox took offence
at this and swore IL the sale was not Cancelled
at once that he would shoot Aston. The can
collation. was not made and Aston was hunted
down. They met at the State treasury with
drawn pistols. Aston received fatal ball 10
the head and Cox was badly shot in the head
and body. The Washington Post speaks of
Aston thus:
Col. Aston was well known 10 Washington,
where be had hosts of warm personal friends
lie was prominent lawyer in Atlanta, and
the business of his practice kept him in WASH
ington during the sessions of Congress. He
was naturally genial and social, and made
friends OF all whom he met lie served with
distinction in the Confederate army, and was
promoted TO lieutenant-colonel for gallantry
In Morgan's cavalry. Senator Gordon, with
bis characteristic generosity and devotion to
friends, telegraphed that Mrs. Aston and her
chldre should never want while he lived
Col. Aston went home last Thursday, and
intended to return to Washington In time to
witness the meeting Of the new Congress.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-03-14
GEOReErowN, March Is. 1879.

~ BOARDS AT REDUCED PRICES
SEE
wlLLErT 4 LIBBEY'S ADVERTISEMENT
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-03-14
MARRI AGES

MARRIED, Feb 2Olh, 1873, at Woodside' III
Montgomery county. Nd, AT the residence OF
the brides father. By the Rev, Jas. B. Averl'''
). SPRIGG BELT, Of the Distric, of Coium-
bia, to MOLLIE E. WILSON, oldest daugh-
ter of Richard T. and Laura G. Wilson.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-03-14

shucked oysters have been shipped from
from Salisbury to London, says the St. Mi
chael's Comet.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-03-14

A fire occurred at Georgetown, D c., on
Saturday night last, and three children of
Daniel Martin, colored, were burned to death.
An Iowa horse has nondescript gait he
simultaneously runs with his fore legs and
rots with his hind legs, in way that anton
ishes the turffnen.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-03-14

DURYEA'S best Satin Gloss STARCH, by
- the pound and ID. boxes, at the lowest
price, at nor,c,e
mar IL u. II. DOOlC o.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-03-14
.Nezc Advertisements.

DEST Dessicated Cocoanut and Italian Mac
I'D aroni at
mar IA bOUlC Oneap o'ore' =
, 1879-07-19
adopt tho necessary sanitary precautions At

adopt the necessary bhnl1af1 precautions a.
once.
Or. Rauch left this morning to come here, but
returned on receiving news Of the outbreak at
Memphis yesterday. AdvIces received here
from him Indicate that Cairo IL to he given =
thorough ovtrhau1ing by the sanitary officials.
Spretal Uspateh u 7hs TstbpHs-
arnlsoFrsLD, ill.,, July f8.-1n RESPONSE to
telegram Of inquiry sent this afternoon, Dr.. II.
r.. 4tarkneather this evening received the fol-
lowing dispatch from Dr. JOHN II. Rauch, dated
at Chtto:
"rhe City Board Of HEATH. held a meeting
today and adopted tho regulations Of the M
tlonaI Board Of Health. Preparations are h.
Ing nlade to establish a quarantine station tlvc
miles below the City Of Cairo. iashecsed the
Metnphis passengers On the train this afternoon.
and found them MI supplied with certificates nf
inspection. Hereafter Memphis passcngera Mill
nut he allowed to sleep In tho city, nor Niil
boats from there be permitted to jand. Tlto
Local board arc working hard. From ndVt:ta
received l learn TINT new cases IRE occurring
daily.''
o1ScIxHAr1
C1ScJNsAr1, July 1S,-Thc Board Of Officers
Of the Chamber Of Commerce to-day adopted
tile following:
Krsolr<d, That during the period that yellow
taser 10 liable to prevail, tho privileges Of the
Chamber be ,extcnded to ali refugees from the
SnHtt+ and all huc who may visit onr city are cor.
dlslfy Invited 10 rake advantage Of th!s offer.
QUARANTINE.
L1rrLE Rock, Ark, July 18.-Forcst City and
Arkaneas Ctty qunrantineu against Memphis To-
day. The bt,ard OF Health here to-day agreed
to allow ircfghttfaiu hence to Forest CITY On
HoudaF.
, 1879-07-19

THE HEALTH AuTuon1r1E8 IN COUNCIL.
Spte1nt DtspateA to Tie Tribune.
CA1no, ILL.,, July 17.-A lengthy session Of
tho City Board Of Health, al which were present
DR.. Rauct, Of the Stats Board Of Health, local
physicians, ind representatives OF tic railrood
md river interests, WAS held this afternoon
for the purpo:o Of taking such action Is
wns deemed necessary to guard the city
from yellow fever infection until the State and
National Isoards could arranEo thoruuei, sYs-
TEN Of quarantine. The r7ilca and regulations
Of the National Boar11 Of iIca'tlI, In 80 far ns
they were applicable to this port. were adopted,
aud the Mayor WAS instructed, In conjunction
wit', Dr.. Rauch to prepare an estimate Of the
probable cost OF maintaining tht samc, and
make roqutsttion on the National Board for
sucllan amount. Resolutions wcrc adopted re-
qu.rtrx the inspectton OF trains from the South
on thu opposite side Of the rircr, and the TRIMS
fer Of passengers and baggage to different cars
before being brought over, to take effect
twcnty-four hours after passing. 4 resolution
was olso passed, to tako effect Immediately, pro-
hlbiting the landing Of boats thathad passengers
and freight aboard from Memphis.
THE FoRLowlKo DtsrATCn
was received By Dr. Kauct this afternoon from
tho President Of thu Tennessee board Of Health:
NAsHvtLlE, July 1e.-To Dr. John II. Rauch:-
Regulations 10 fnF railroads arc concerned hnve
been In force ut Memphis s'ucc the 18th inst. The
steamboat rcEulntions went iHtn operation yeHtcr.
day. Aul exhaustinR every. dcv!ce known to science
10 restrict ttle dtca4c and am hopeful uf succcts
10 ncw cases report cd during tho ast twenty -four
honrs. j, u. PLuSKETT.
, 1879-07-19
SUICIDE.

Il Ruined md Dtsalpntcd Norwegian Nof,fe.
mnn Kills Himself ut 11hsItson-A Man
Lays His Head on = T-isaiI-A Banker
hcRren Ifts DoposItor1.
1ptctnt D|sposca 10 Tbs Ts4tuH4
MADISON, Wis, July 18.-The sensation IN
thlh city this morning n1s tie announcement
that baron Henry Do Fra.hen, Norwegian
noblcnan, Ind committed suicide At hts board
iDg-house by taking morphine. Dc Frofhrn.
who has been In this city for some
fifteen years. was an educated gen
t1c.nRn, u superior clerk, having held
several important clerical positions, but
fur the past four years WAS flagman OF tic CHI
cogo, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad ut East
Madison depot. lie went 10 Norway last sun,-
mcr, where be expected to be received Y!th opcn
arms By his titled relatives, but he received
COLI reception, the cause bclng dissipation aud
marriage beneath his station. De!pg furnished
With money to return here, he came buck. and
since h!s return had drank an unusual quantity
OF whisky. The saklue-oN By morphtuc Of Kidd
at tic Railway House thts week doubtless fur
ntsllcd tho Baron with m idea, and bis taking
of followed. lie Left the following letter:
=, Ny. name IL Harry I: Frothen. or Baron De
Froshnn. an tired Of life. Ny fFlcnds, family,
and everybody have gone hack on me. ma IN
ssn" %oa.y n saas sa 's sa tS g. M wo n, 'ps bs
not let my Norwegian fronda cone near mo i al.
Tncsg T: plenty left in my trunk. nlso clothing.
etc. This will cover expense., etc. / DO not want
TO say any motc. Adicu. IIAnnr !. FnosHkN.
have made my testament acrods tic Atlantic,
Don't mind TINT.
8p<cial 7'sa4.el to NE 7rtbant
ATLANTA, Gu. july ia tesrib1o case Of
sufcfdu occurred ncar tic city. The son Of
Cav. Brown was riding on the engine OF the
down-tran OF the State Road md rclates That,
mile out Of tho c!t5, as The train thundcred
around q curve, man Who WIS walking br the
side Of the track stepped hurricdly to the track
and, before the engineer could di7tne bis pur-
pose, throw bimsclf fiat on tho ground md laid
lila head carefully upon tho rail-, turning
ilis head away from the train. INSTANTLY tho
traiu swept orer him, crushing the upper half
of his head Into fragments. Tic slightest contrac.
tion Of hts bDdy, even when the trafH was With
III ton fret of !im. would hayc sayod him, but
hc hrld his head n position firmly. lie did not
appear 10 bs Intoxicated. There arc no clews as
70 hts IDENTITY, except that tho Initials "a. r."
are oil lia handkerchief. It Is said TINT be may
have been barl.ctpcr In Union, 8. c., some
Que claimiug to have seen him there.
, 1879-07-19
GREAT BRITAIN,

Lorncr :1nlv 1S-Tho MarouIs 1T u,rttnv.
TIM f1fb.rsn uri, ~ n t.tt.r ncccn,tpr ,bc In.
vttatinn In cnntcst IN, seat in thu Houte fnr
Northeastaru Laucashtre 1T Tho anpfoachi11t
crncral rlctt,on. M savs he cannot u1,nv
that tl,era would be. from marty noat.of vlew.
considerable aiiyan,aec In nv leat,!ur the attacl
,,nou an o1ciustyyIy Conservative representation
of tbe t,ountv Of Lspcasnlrc.n
courou.,, rnv,x,twRsr
In tbe House of Commons Inst nfeht. tbe
Marou1s of Harrington moved resolution de-
c]arlnE that nny bill contemplating tho reteu-
ton Of corporal punishment In tic army wou1d
bo unsatisfactory. Tho resolution was rejected,
ESQ to 1SJ, tl.e largest minority thu Government
las receiyod for soue time
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