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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-08-28
Prom Mt. Washlngton. N. c. n. r.

From Mt. Washington. N. C. n. R.
BsiidiRys-CsRcsrf asd Lsctsrc-Aa EE~fHs Of
-f:,iities.-l0ur Lake Roland eorrcspon-
dent will please accept my thanks for his kind
ness In withdrawing his boundary lines from Mt.
Washington and vicinity and placing them higher
up. ehesrfally undertake to keep the USioS
posted in all remarkable events that occur here,
but IL ! am at any time overloaded with news.
will call on him 10 come down and help the out.
Mr.. John 7. Graham has had some very 6ne
dueiling houses erected on ut. Washington hill
and be eon,emplaies having two or three more
built on the Falls road. Mr.. WIN. Welsh Is hav-
ing hne house erected. into which he will moyo
n II IL completed.
On Tuesday evening next. August 81, = grand
concert and lecture will be given by Professor
Sehwing and the Rev. Mr.. Guard, In the lecture
room of the NJ. 4. church. The affair 10 antiei-
pated 10 meet with grand success. both Of these
eentiemsn are widely known. Prof. Sehwing ~ an
instrumental musician, aud Mr.. Guard q = lee
tuTer. Proceeds for benefit Of said church. In
my next an account d II uiil be given.
Daring the past two or three weeks great exo-
dus has taken place among the married ladies u
our village. Where they have all gone IL hard Tor
me 10 say. for some vent toward the north, some
toward the south. some toward the vest. bat am
not certain whether ans went east or not. A few
have returned home aud the others. I suppose,
will return .oan. or before winter fully sets in.
Mr.. Politics has for some time been lingering on
the brink of death. but by some means he has
managed 20 keep alive. ain too young 60 inter.
est myself conserving his welfare. yet I under.
stand that there are hopes of his recovery. Bat
while Brooklandville, Hereford aud = host 81
other villages have been made 20 rejoice on &c
count of their i22-feei poles. With little Gags o.
them. Il Il not - here. What will be donetouaFd
advancing his canse by his followers. is n qucsiioI
uhich time itself can osly solve. II he recovers
you shall promptly be Informed oft. PAS
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-08-28
Ano,her rerrible Rurninr Accident.

The terrible warnings people are almost daily re-
eeiving BY the record of shocking accidents result
ing from the careless Of coal oil seem TO have
little effect in deteTring others from similar
hazardous undertaking.. On Friday morning Of
last week young woman named Warrington,
wife of Joseph Warrington. living at lIampden.
Falls road. met With terrible accident. She was
in the act Of making Ere in the cook stove and 90
make Il burn more rapidly. undertook to pour on
some coal oil from half gallon can. OF course
an explosion followed the igniting of the oil.
throwing the burning aaid over her and envelOP-
ing her body in flames. She ran from the house
into the yard and jumped into n rain barrel.
which nearly full Of water The flames were
thus extinguishei but not before she had
been blisterei from head 90 foot. nearly all the
clothing having been burned from her body. She
vas attended by DIR. X. Z. Jones, who thinks her
condition critical.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-08-28
From Fork. 18th District.

From Fork, 18th District Be@ocra,ic
Meeting and Pole R"isisg-- brought Roads Re-
J.pir,i-Isr.oHai-, dc.-On last Saturday evening.
2I,t Inst, Democratic Association No. I, Of the
llth district, raised pole ~ feet high and h"ist-
ell banner - feet long and ~ feet vide. bear.
ing the names of Hancock ani English. They
held n mass meeting at the same time, presided
over By Col. Daniel Jenifcr. with Col. Winfield
Scott Dampman and DT. Chas. 4. Baldwin. vice.
presidents and james J. Lindsay. secretary.
Speeches were made by Geo. W. Richardson. Esq,
DIR. J. Wolf Burton, Maj. John !. Yellott, Chas.
T.. fendail, E'q.. Col. ". :. Dampman and y.
Charles Burle. Esq. There was fne music by the
Gardcnville band.
The weather has been very warm the last few
day and good soaking rain IL badly needed.
the farmers being unable TO pillow for wheat on ac.
count of the ground bcing "a dry.
Rev. u. l.. Sattoris left yesterday 20 attend the
retreat "f the Catholic clergy \; the seminary oi
-. Sulpice baltimore.
Jhe fair for the benefit of 81. Johns Church.
Long Green, has closed.
Our roads. which were badly washed by the &c.
we're rain storm. of July. have been repaired and
are in excellent condition again.
Misses Annie u. Hale and Mary TWining will
have charge of school No. ,. at this place. the
coming session.
I under.iand that the Democrat. Of Long ';recn
will raise hickory pole aud hoist a banner on
Saturday evening. September 18th.
Mr.. Edward X che, of Baltimore, j. sojourning
in the vicinity of Fork.
Mr.. John Arthur. who had his leg broken como
time ago from the kick of colt. has nearly re-
covered and n III soon he out again. lie was At.
tended by Drs. Gittings aud Baldwin.
Mr.. Walter Boarman thinks he will accept =
position in n Wholesale grocery house In Bati-
more. that has been recently offered him.
John 7. u. Parleit, Esq, has been elested .
member Of Democratic Association No. I. of the
18th district. ssa
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-08-28
Eighth District.

M.niny. T"s.'ity "Hd W.sfH..L'y. &Jt.ALer GiL
IA "ad SRI. lSsu.
At COCKEYSNlLLE HOTEL. JOCKEYS.
WILLIE.
Th"s.fry anil f'ri'i,y, SsI.'eS'l,, sh "~d luh.
lSsO,
AT CIIAS. o. JOCKEYS HOTEL. ~. MILE
HOUSE, YORK TURNPIKE.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-08-28

RE- 4 well-knOun gentleman. just returned
from Europe. in = private letter to Us. says Il
have been very much gratised since my return
by the fine spirit observe among all our POliii-
cal friends"
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The 18th District Heard From.-The

The 18th District Heard From.-Thc Re
Pubcans Of Middle River, 18th district, organized
n campaign club short time ago, commencing
the hr,t night with forty members. which number
has been increased ut every meeting since. The
officers arc-pre,ident. Vim. J. Holt: vicc-Prc.i.
dcnts. Henry Smuck, Cha,. Dutton and WIN. viii
s"n: secretary. Jacob lee treasurer. Henry VoE.
The club will render good account Of itself in
November.
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Maryland Line Items.-The tobacco crop 1.

Maryland Line Items.-The tobacco crop Is
being harvested.
The ". =. church camp. meeting. which was
held with much success in Mr. Eli Simpsons
woods, near New market. Tor two weeks. has
closed.
Politics are lively In this village both parties
being sure Of success.
been visiting her ,i.t-r. Mt. Dr u. ". Mcdonald,
Of this Vii.age. "t q lev weeks pact.
The insti uI.thIs have been received by the
young gcntlcin,n VII" organized u bias band n
few weeks ago. Success to their enterprisr
Dr. Ilenr! n,n!dA. son Of the late Isaac Hen
dirk, now iIcair! ri ElpomsbuTg. Pa. expects 10
come 10 this n,g hb,, hood Z" reside aud practice
medicine.
Cider making ha, commenced in this locality.
m n
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&cYenfh District.

Monday. "ad T.c.iay. S.pfc@Lsr 6h asd7fL. 1850
At THE HOUSE OF ELI :. SAMPSON,
lst Precint
W-i"e.iay. Thursday aud Friday. S,pi,SL,r s,h
Yh and lOb. IssO.
At PLEASANT HUNTERS HOTEL, WISE
BURG. I'd Precinct.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-08-28

JEo-Gsa. Albert }. Mysr. chief signal Ofhesr Of
the q. 5. army, died Of heart disease 81 the Palace
Hotel. Buffalo. y. Y, On Tuesday morning. He
vas bore at Nsuburg. n. Y, and vas 50 years 81
ar.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-08-28
Firth nfsfesef

M.ad"y. THe.iay. Wedas.ioy. UHr.ii,y aud
Friday. S'p',nL.r GtL. ia. S,h. ga ""d
iUih, lSSO.
JAcKSo2'S WHITE House.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-08-28
Skill, District.

Monday. T~s.day. We'is..doy. TLar.'iny "n.I
Fri'iay, Septsa'Isr 9Th. 5h. sn, 9fh "nd
lufh. lSSO.
At y. T.. MERRtkEN'S STORE, MIDDLE
TOWN
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-08-28
An OIL Train ON Fire.-Fixs car. Of n

An Oil Train ON Fire.-Five of . south
bound freight train on the Northern central rail-
way were wrecked about 10 o'clock on Tuesday
night last, . short distance north Of Glen Rock.
The train. consisting Of about forty cars. loaded
With oil. coal. &e.. uas going up heavy grade
when the train parted in three seetions.--
The rear section was stopped after running some
distance. and the middle section ran back. strik-
ing the rear section. The oil began escaping
FROM one Of the ears. and the brakeman on going
too near with bis light To examine. caused an ex-
plosion. Three coal ears and two oil cars were
burnel. Edward II. Morley, conductor of the
train. vas badly burned by the explosion Of the
oil. Al trains we're delayed about one hour be-
fore the track could be cleared.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-08-28
Legal Notices.

FINHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sub
i scribcr has obtained from the Orphans Court
for Baltimore county, letters Of administration on
the estate Of
LAURA Il. WALTERS,
late Of said county. deceased. All persons having
claims against the said estate are hereby warned
TO exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof. TO
the subscriber.
on or beJore The ia day Of Mareh, 1851;
they may otherwise by Law be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Those indebted 60 said
tate are requested 60 make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 5th day Of August,
1850. JOHN $. TYSON,
Aug. H.-lt.l Administrator.
rINHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
i scribcr has obtained from the Orphans Court
for Baltimore county, letters Of administration on
FREDERICK II. BLUME.
late Of said county. deceased. All persons having
claims against the said estate are hereby warned
TO exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof to
the subscriber,
on or JeJore tie IA day of March, 1881;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Those indebted 10 said es-
tate requested Ca make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 10th day Of August,
1850. CAROLINE BIUME
Aug, lit Administrative.
FINIIIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE. Tha, the sub.
l. scribcr has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Baltimore county, letters Of administra-
ton on the estate Of
CASPER STEINE,
late Of said county. deceased. All persons having
claims against the deceased are hereby warned Ia
exhibit the sane, with the vouchers thereof 90 tho
subscriber,
oH or J.fors hs al day Of March, 1851;
they may otherwise by Law be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. Those indebted To said cs.
tate arc requested 10 make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 81 day Of August, 1850.
JOHN q. CARTER.
Aug. H.-it. Administrator.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-08-28

The Concert given in Shealey's Hal, this place,
on Wednesday evening. BY talent from Baltimore,
for the benefit OF the Towsontown Temperance
Association, was n decided success in point Of in
tercst. but owing to the inclemcnsy Of the weather
the attendance was small Af,er the concert the
Baltimoreans, accompanied by several members Of
the association, repaired TO tho residence Of Mr..
Geo. Horne, where the ladies had prepared for
them q supper.
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FOurtIp District.

Monday. Ta,.day. "Wednesday. ThSr.iay and
Frid"g, sept. abr GfL. III, Sih. 9fh aud LORI.
isSn.
AT THE STORE OF WA. l.. SlIRIVER.
REISTERSTOWN
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-08-28

Pockets Picked. day last week while
Miss Carrie Lee, daughter Of J. Wesley Lee, Of
this place, and her cousin, Miss Lou Conner. were
returning from Washington by the Potomac road.
they had their pockets picked by couple oflight-
fingered gentry who occupied seats behind them.
Fortunately the only articles Of value they con-
tanned were their trunk checks. On arriving in
Baltimore and making known their loss at the
depot they received their baggage.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-08-28

Damage by the Storm. storm We'd
nesiay afternoon vas very severe in the upper end
Of the county. along the Penn.y !Vania line. Corn
fields ~er, very badly damaged and in some in
stance. grain and hay stacks were blown over.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-08-28

Property Sale.-Mcssrs. Eoarman aud u.
u. Emory. trustees. sold a. the Court House. on
Tuesday, \ -; % ground the north side Of the
Philadelphia rad. the city limits subject 60
grsund rent % s=9.5a per annum. and improved
By brick dueiling. &e., TO G. e. y. Eichner,
Cor Se2S.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-08-28

Fine Farm for Sale.--Messrs. Peter NafIin-
ger ani Lewis Yoder. executors. will sell on Mon
day next. the very desirable farm Of the late Sol
ONION loder. ST.. in Long Green Valley, contain
ing ~ acres Of highly improved land See adv.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-08-28

Getting Ready for the Fair.-At a meet
ing Of Paiarsr" GfahRr. l?th district, held on
Tuesday evening. - committee was appointed TO
prepare designs aud decorate n wagon TO compete
Tor the liise y, the county fair. The committee
h Andres J. R"gcrr. Alex. Mccormick, Jr.. X.
:. Coisr. WIN. llacktt aud John Merritt. and they
will sIair ne rnns To make u creditable display.
II will he remembered that the wagon Of this
Grange took 'econd premium last year.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-08-28

Boy Drownod.-A little boy named Raitt.
grandson q Mr.. George W. Hooker. keeper of
GunPo Tder bridge on the Phiia-. W. aud Baltic.
railroad. aecideniy fell from the bridge Monday
afternoon last and sas drouEel before assistance
eoald reach him. HE body vas recovered.
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From Brooklandvilie, 9th District.


Nc and DaHes-AeeidsHf. d.e.--On Tuesday
night Ivy Grove. near Brooklandville. presented
n spectacle which for life and gaye,y could not be
surpassed. the occasion being moonlight; pie nie
and dance gotten up by the young people Of the
neishborhood. calling themselves the "lvy Grove
Socials." The dancing floor. which was 20 feet
long. was full of dancers. The music was good
and the musicians played constantly. scarcely
giving the pic-niccrs time 60 refresh themselves
{ IA the bouniiful store of good things sold by
Mr.. Charles l:eil, who bad charge Of the stand.
The grove tasiefally decorated with chinese
AMI other Lanterns aud a large wool Gre burned
brightly throughout the evening. About go per-
sons were present. among whom several
young citizens 81 Riders station. Baltimore,
TOvsontOxn aud Pikesville were also well repre-
sen;ed. Clarence liobsoa, son Of Mrs. A. ID.
Brown. Vas among the guests. Everything vas
conducted in a quie, orderly way aud q very
pleasant evening was spent.
Mr.. Charles Bell, while driving home from
market last Saturday, had his horses slightly in-
jared. One % the hoFses became fractions and
getting his leg over the wagon pole commenced 10
kick njaTing itself aud the other horse As stated
Owing 60 the timely aid rendered by Messrs. Edw.
Rider and WIN. ChcnOwefh. the horse was soon
under control and prevented from causing further
damage.
The brakeman who vas mentioned in my last
letter A. having taken an aaeetionate farewell of
tuO ladies, &C., had idea of the facilities for
procuring news possessed by the USioS. lie now
recognizes that even if IL IL "between lights" no
man Is safe from the all-seeing eye Of the press.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-08-28
Twelffl, Dfsfrief.

Mond,y and THs.i,g. S.Iiea.Jcr Gk "nd ia. Is>o.
AT GARDENERS HALL. BELAIR ROAD.
81 Precinct:
Wsfa.. siag. SsJ.'.s,L~r Sh. lSS0.
AT NAISMASTER'S TAVERN. = MILES ON
PHILADELPHIA ROAD, LIT Precinct;
TLarsfy an'f Friday -. pfss.L,r 9L aHf IO iSsO.
At MICHAEL ADAMS. SCIiORRvILLE.
CANTON, "a Precinct.
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sales Mt tho Fair.-The ~,

Sales ut tho Fair.-The system of public
sales to be- inauguratcd ut our county fairs gives
Promise Of swelling into conspicuous and per-
mancnt part of their routine. Preparations are
making to cree, n raised ,iand. or amphithcaiTc
in front 81 of the show. inss that those at
tending the auction inay be comfortably placed
during IL. progress. Here. too. the tests Of skill
In horse. .llueing will take place.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-08-28

New Cemetery.-Rcv. Henry Danenhauer,
rector 81 50. james Catholic church. Baltimore.
has purchased co acres ef land, lying between the
Hartford and Belair roads, = short distance north
of the city limits. for cemetery. About IS acres
Of the ground have already been enelosed and
laid % In walks and drives. The grounds will be
eonsecraiea Tomorrow Sunday. 29thD when there
wiIl be q parade Of German Catholic Societies.
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Fino Cnntnleups.-Mr. Charle. Eo

Fine cantaieups.--Mr. Charles Bosley. Of
Brookiandwood farm. will aceep; our thank. for
n lot 81 the finest canialeuPs We have seen in
aaS ;;:1:. The largest OF the lot weighed IL lb..
aud the others between - and ~ lbs each. and
all Of the most delicate flavor. Mr.. Boslcy
Is very successful in growing cantaleups and has
n patch this sea,on which is producing hundreds
u the very finest.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-08-28

Arrested for Burglary eolered man
named john Dorsey. was lodged in jail here lev
days ago on the charge u breaking into thedweil-
ing house of d. q. Butcher ~ Neu Market 9Th dis
triet. Several other men were in company with
Dorsey II the time but they have nsi yet been
arrested. The prisoner vas committed by Justice
Ruiledge 10 await the action of the grand jury.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-08-28
Eleventh, nisfricf-

MoaIry, Tae.day. H'.i...,i,y asd Har.L,y. Sep.
tenaB.r 6'A. 5tL. stu asd OH. IsSO.
AT J0lIUA l.. wRIGIIT'S HOTEL.
LIST Precinct:
Friday. .S.y.fes,J,r lOh. lsSo.
AT RIDGELY'S FORCES. FORMERLY WA
BLACKIST0N'S.) PHILADELPHIA
TURNPIKE. ID Precinct.
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Mr.. Henry Smith. father of Jas. u. Smith.
Esq, Of the Baltimore county bar, aud for many
year, chief clerk in the Mount Vernon Mills. died
on the goth inst, aged 90 years. Mr.. Smith was
brother in Law Of David Carroll. ESQ. the we'll
known manufacturer
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Tamal. nfsfricf.

Monday. Tuesday. W,'ia..fry. Ti"s..f-y and
Friday. S,gicsL,r 6ik. 5fL, Sfk. ?fh ""d
lofL. ISS0.
AT SHADES TAVERN.
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Burglary Thursday Of this week. during
the temporary absence Of the family, the residence
Of Mr.. John 0sier. on Loney's lane. near Bal,i-
more Cemetery. was entered by burglars who
ried OF two double barreled guns. lot Of wearing
apparel. &e.. in all valued at about Si25. No
clue 10 the thieves.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-08-28
Centennial Grange. number Of, the mem

bers Of Centennial orange held n meeting Mt the
Court House. Thursday. to take steps looking to
the arrangement Of - wagon for the wagon dis
play" at the county fair. After the Transaction Of
other business Mcssrs. Edward Rider. u. Jenifcr.
:. Mcrytnan Anderson and Jcaerson Shanklin
were appointed committee To take charge Of the
matter.
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EERTILIxERS FOR SALE
II AT THORNTON MILL.

Various Brands of Fertilizers. including white
locke Vexesator.- can be obtained at Thornton
Mil. at BALTIMORE PRICES and terms.
Aag. Aft TIIOS. n. MATTHEW'S.
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Chase's Station Items.-0ur canning
houses are now In full operation aud are driving
q lively business. The prices paid for tomatoes
are u and 20 ets per bsx. and peaches lS cents
per box.
A. far as I have been able 10 learn Mr.. Thos.
Rollins has the boss eantaleupI. I measured one
and it, sire uAs ? feet a inches one way aud .
feet 81 inches the other. lie has large quantity
of them.
At this writing Wednesday ne a-s having .
enc rain. placed . bucket in the yard and IL
caught y inches of water in a. minutes. This 10
only the second good rain we have had since last
March.
Farmers have commenced PlOuing. although
the ground is quite hard.
Those faFners Who have threshed their wheat
have been much disappointed In the yield. rs Il
was not 90 large as anticipated. Oats vas almost
= total failure. One gentleman tells me that be
seeded Is bushels aud made but ls.
The Baltimore markets overlooked With
Vegetable. Tomatoes are very los, selling at %
cts. per box corn and 2 cts. per dozen, and
cabbage e. and s. per hundred.
Garfeld stock 10 above par down here and Re
publeAns confident of success in November
The outlook Il most cheering. n.
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Tournamen. a. Hairs sprinss.-A

Tournament at Halls springs.-A tour
namsnt was held at Halle Springs, Hartford road.
on Wednesday afternoon, which was attended by
several hundred people. The judges s-sc Messrs.
ID. Jenifer. Gist T. Jockey aud Chas. Hamilton I;
chic. marshal, Thos. y. Catch orators, Messrs.
Walter L. Burke and Chas. 4. fendall. About
twenty knights entered the lists and ailer
the fitting commenced rain began TO fall and
nearly the whole company sought shelter at the
hotel for an hour or more. The knights then re-
turned 10 the field aud concluded the contest amer
which the coronation ceremonies took place in the
covered dancing pavilion. Thesueeessfui knights
for the honors we're John Jenifer, Vim. II. Ady,
Daniel Jenifer aud Daniel Wright. In the order
named. Mics Bessie Wilcox, of Baltimore. vas
crowned queen Miss Annie Christopher, Let
maid &c honor; Miss Susie Walter, "a maid, aud
Miss Kate Christopher. ~ maid. Pour knights
awarded money pIires. viz VIM. Cole. Who
took 81 rings; Al. Burke, 20: Frank Burke, 10.
aud J. Talbot Kelly. u. Amer the tournament
dancing commenced in the pavilion and continued
until late hour.