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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-17
From Gardenv,llc. 18th District. =

",His- Ersei'ag Pars"aay,-C"d W,ai.sr-
Fr"ii Damayed- Tie WAsri--G Garden Trscl, dc.
Mr.. George lrehm !. making a fine improve
msnt in front Of hi brewery property by the cree.
tion ii neat aud substantial iron fence. The
fence. which formerly enclosed the Broadway
squares. was purchased from the city at SIS per
foot. Several butchers at 81. Domingo also pur-
chased some Of the fence and are having il put ~
on their property.
The trustees Ofths ". T.. church South, TAYLOR.
Circuit. have purchased quarter Of an acre Of
land from Mr.. John q. Carter. near GaTdsnyills.
upon which 20 erect q parsonage house. The
The foundation has been dug and the stone work
csmmsnced By Mr.. John Richards. This will be
q central point for the location of the parsonage.
We have experienced some real wintry weather
during the past week. IL having been 80 cold some
nights that ice formed TO the thickness Of half an
inch. ami vegetables have been damaged 20 some
extent. | have examined number Of peach
trees AMI End the buds all killol. The recen,
high winds have made the ground very dry and a
real April shower would be Of vast benefit.
The whea, in this section looks finer this season
than for many year. AMI should nothing unforeseen
occur there will be good harvest.
Vegetables arc now selling we'll. Al the
sprouts the gardeners can raise find ready sale 10
commission merchants, who are shipping them 90
New York. At present they are selling at 50 cts.
per box. and onions a, $500 per bushs.
N, A, r.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-17

More Percheron Horsss.-Mr. VIM T.
Walters. who IL the only man in Baltimore county
who uses exclusively for farm purposes pure-bred
imported Psrsheron horses. has just received from
Pereho, Normandy. another importation Of seven
Of these fne animals. three Of them stations and
four mares. Some Of these are very large. enc of
them measuring fall seventeen hands. The super
intsndent Of Mr.. Walters farm. located on Wood
bourne avenue. near Govanstovn, went 10 France
especially 10 select these horses and returned with
thsm safs and In 6ne condition.
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Prom philopolIs. ath plstrIct. M. "a

From Philopolis, 9th District.-Ths Gold
Wsdfher--R ,~orcrcd- I,fafo GroriBg Quarterly
Meeting dc.--Thc weather for sutne time past
having been exceedingly cold and blustTy Vegela-
tioh has received very severe back sct. The
earth has become dry and hard un the sui'ac 90
that the growth 81 wheat aud grass has been re-
tarded. Oats are doing badly. Some which have
been sown for four weeks will not be aay more
forward than the late sown. The peach crop has
besn injured considerably by the late frosts
The boy Nichols. who run over By heavily
loaded wagon some tiIra ago. an account Of which
appeared in this correspondence At the time, has
entirely recovered. No bones were broken and IL
was thought incredible by many, Jet the testimony
Of the boy and Of eye-wiinesses 10 that the wheel
actually passed over his body.
Since the advertisement OF Mr.. German, respect
ing his receipt for growing large crops ofpotatoes,
much has been said on the subject Of potato
growing. Your CORRESPONDENT has assisted in
growing them for number Of years and one year
raised 1900 bushels, aud hence has some knowl-
edge concerning the same. Good ground, we'll
worked, 10 essential, and good cultivation Is neccs
sary TO produce a crop. but the one thing nsedful
Is sufficient rain when the potato Is making.
Moisture they must have In order 10 make large
crop. Il has been said that planting tho potato
as usual or inches dsep-then just before
they come up harrow the ground well and when
the plants are about inch hig cover the ground
over with straw 90 the depth Of six inches. the
potatoes will grow up through il, will not require
cultivation. moisture will be retained all through
the season and good crop raised. Let some
ono try this plan and report results. All soils
will not take the same application ofmanure.
The first quarterly meeting Of Hereford Circuit
will be held at Dover church. two miles west Of
Black Rock. on Saturday aud Sunday, 9th and
2jth Of April. Rev. SIR. Chapman, Presiding
Elder. will be present.
The l3-ij-li puzzle has received some little at
tenton in our nsighborhood. Hearing 50 much
70 -.
and not having seen a solution in your columns,
will give Il if requested. I know Of only one
person who has found II out and has given nn sx
PLANTATION. PHILoroLIs.
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Lis, Of letters remaining unealled for in the
wave'ly =. %. for month ending April 10th. lSSO:
John ". Banks, l.. ID. Barnes. Mrs. MARY J. II.
Mcdonnell. Mrs. Blanchard Emory, II. q. Eiehsn-
green, Miss Alice Ann Freneh. Beinrich Goscl
Luther Gibson, ". VI. Gardner, Geo. c. Hicks.
a. Hiliebrand. Thsmas Jones. Mrs. Johnson
John Jack. d. Fred. Hamper. Jr.. George Nc.
Dohal. Mis- Catherine Market. Patrick Murray.
Andrew Nsppsr. John J. Rolenfnayer. William
Reaiher, .; Mrs. Priscilla u. Shanks, . Francis
Staylor. plumber Marshal Towson. Mrs. Julia
White. Miss Jennie weiman. care Jacob weiman ::
l.. Weniz. l.. j. Waliher. Mrs. Mary Wicker.
5. a. B0XsALL. I. VI.
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Admitted TO Probate.-Ths will Of the late
james l.. Piper. brother Of Dr. J. Piper. Of thi.
plAes, was admitted 20 probate in Baltimore county
Orphans Court Oh Tussday. Tho tcstator devises
the following lsSscie. To pr. jackson Piper Hnd
Robsr, II. Piper. his brothers. $4,000 each 90 T..
Bolton Piper, Richard =. Piper and Washington
Piper. his brothers. $500 each to Maggie NJ.
Moiealfc. his cousin. 81 .000. and TO !. +. and
Nellie X. MelcAlic. his cousins, $500 each. Tbs
residue of his estate he devi,es g. wm. A. Fisher.
Of Baltimore in trus, 90 invest the zane in pro
dus;ive securities AMI pay the income arising
therefrom 60 Adeine Il. Miller. sister Of the tesla
tor during her natural life. and after her death
her child or children and their dcseen lants.
Should no child be living at her death then the
rssiluc il devised 10 his brothers. Eho may be
then alive. a. tenants in common. Mr.. VIM. 4.
Fisher j. appointed executor under the will. A
codicil to the will belueaih. 20 Mr.. Fisher 8. 600
in trust for tho benefit Of DR.. Jackson Piper and
his children, and $500 90 81. Peters +. T.. church
Ellicoti City. for the purchase Of an organ. A
second eodicil annuls the legacy Of $500 TO Jane
i. Melealie. AMI n third codicii bequeaths 1900
TO imOgene Piper. wife Of Dr. J. Piper.
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WILLIAM NJ. ISAAC. CLERK.
Anil d. Ii
BALTIMORE co. ORPHANS COURT,

Is BALTIMORE GO. ORPHANS COURT,
j MARCH ~. i,>O.
oEDEEED that the sale % tue zeal estate Of
William u. Pa cit. dscessaj. made bv Achssh
:. farle.i. tie ENecut ~ tue Last vii ami Is..
lament o. the 81 do.ea.el. ami ia. day report
el . a.. C,ht - tie ,aii EAecut-iX. be ratit-I
anu csnarne!. uD.e,. rtuse be sHsNn 10 tue con-
ifary. ~ before i.s :fii d's co. IprH. i..U.
provided. copy 70. th.. oder Oe inserted y some
weekly nsssrsps- printed aud published in Bal
timore coaniy. once in eaca q: three successive
week. before the .6in day Of Arfil. $50. Tie
report state. the amo1ai % als- q hs s2.9 $50.
JOSHUA I. COCkEN.)
JOHN GONTEUM. Judges.
JESSE DAILY.
Te-t:-wM. II. ROLLER. Ecs.-,s- o Wills.
Ami. 3.-tt.
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Gross Fire.-On Thursday, 9Th instant. john
Dyer. Of Rossdaie. PhilAdelpha road. vas arrested
the charge Of sssaating with intent to kill Mrs.
Henry Smith. IIe gave bail in the sum Of S5eo
ssfere Squire Re-vsr for his appearance a. Court
ON the day following Dyer caused the arrest Of
Mrs. Smith, on the charge Of Islander. She also
gave bail for her appearances.
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County School Funds. :.

County School Funds.-Ths County Com
nis.ioners on Wednesday had conference with
Mr.. Bruh, in reference a. the money that will be
Necessary 20 run the schools during the present
fiscal wear. The amount levied last year W.,
$4,000. which required levy OF ~ cents on the
$loO. This was One per cent. less than asked for
by Mr.. Isaac, then Frs.iisn, % the School Dssrd.
This year, 50 il is stated, IL will require about
SsG.oue to run the schools. or levy Of Il cents.
This SUN will enable EDme houses Ia be crest.
el. The whole number Pe,itiouei for Is IL new
houses and an addition o. an old bni!iing. the
estimated eo-t being ss5.oes. The second dis
triet petitions for b third. ? fourth. fith. !;
seventh. >: eighth. I ninth ) tenth. I. All Of
the H. new buiiding. commenced last fall are com
Second. 4; fnh. !: sixth. I eighth. . ninth.
eleventh, ! twelfth, 2; thirteenth. I. There il
yet due the last payment on four Of those houses.
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Items from Chasss Station. l2th District.
Thus far fishing has besn almost an entire
failure. There are plenty Of shad and herring In
the baltimore markets but all other kind Of dsh
are unususliy scarce.
Farmers are busily engaged In plowing and
planting early crops. Some have peas up aad
they look well cOnsidering the cold weather We
have had.
On Saturday morning last Mr.. J. Rollins, Sr.,
killed GRANT on Seneca river which measured 5
feet from Zip TO Tip of wings. lie also killed
lately grey eagle which measured seven feet one
inch.
The Sunday school at Ebenezer N. 4. church
will be organized on Sunday, 18th inst. by Rev.
Z. Richardson, the new minister on Great Fails
Circuit. II 10 hoped the attendance will be good.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-17

Birthday Party.--A large party assembled
At the barley Park Mansion, Hartford road. on
Wednesday evening", to celebrate the birthday Of
Mr. Charles Schreinsr, Who vas the recipient Of
many hne presents, among which was gold head
cd eans. prssssted by Mr.. Sehellsr on behalfofthe
brewery employees. Prof. nyder's sxeellen, band
was present. Mrs. SehFsiner, his estimable wife.
had set the table with al the dseAess Of the sea-
son, 10 which the guests did due justice. The re-
maiader Of the evsaing was passed happily in
In dancing and cheerful converse.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-17
From Perry Han, 18th Distric..-7smp.,

ETVIT
aHos- I'ss'ocrafie CJHb. dc.-Ofiieers Of Perry
Hall division. No. 30. Sons Of Temperance. were
recently installed by q. C.. George w. Penn and
others. as follows: W. r., VIM. Dunty; u. s.,
John Moore: ,. =. Henry Walter: Chaplain.
Geo. Penn; A. g., John Walter; o. s.. Lewis
Robinson: A. W. r.. Miss Lizzie Akshurst A.
II. -. Charles Billingsey Treasurer. WIN. NJ.
Phillips: C.. Frank Penn; l. s., Samuel Shank
lin; ?. W. r.. David DE Gruchy. An eatsrtsin-
msnt followed the Installation which was highly
enjoyed by all.
A Bayard Democratic Club was organized on
Monday night last at Myers store. near Perry
Hail. aud the following Officer elected: President
VIM. J. Lambdin first vice Presidsnt, Henry
Walter; second vice. president, Robert Clifford
secretary. Ilsny Herring; treasurer. Richard
Myers; executive committee, August Schroeder.
Henry Schneider aud Henry Reichert. The club
numbers thirty -Gve members and will meet every
Monday night at Myers store. II.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-17
JOHN GONTEUM. Judge.
JESSE DAILY,

rlNHIS Il TO GIVE NOTICE. Tina; the sub.
i .eribcr ha. obtained from the Orphans
Cour; for Baltimore county, letters documentary
on the estate e
JAMES II. WILSON.
late of said county deceased. All persons having
claims Agains; the -aid estate are hereby warned
10 exhibit the with the vouchers thereof. to
the subscriber.
on or L.fors the 6il day Of ~ 'oJer. 1850;
they may otherwise By Law be excluded from all
benea; o! ssii estate. Those indebted {, said e..
tate requested 10 make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 9th lay e April. issO.
THOMAS J. WILSON.
April lo.-i;.l Executor.
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Lama Siit.-The case Of Jonathan q. Chap

Lama Suit.-The ease of Jonathan q. Chap
man, administrator Of Jonathan J. Chapman. q
farmer q the lith district. Of this county.
Nathan Lehman a Bro. vas tried in the Bsl,i-
more City Court last week. The suit in re-
gard 70 the sale BY trustees Of - Of land
the Frederick road. near wilkens' lane. Baltimore
county, and opdci with several mortgages. was
bought by Chapman. lie entered into a contract
TO sell defendants the property for total sum Of
$4,000, the matter 90 be eonsumfnatsi whenever
q title was presented satisfactory % the Messrs.
Lehman. This. they contended, he had BOT done.
and vas not able to do. When the was be-
fore the court IL sustained demurrer 10 one ofths
pleas in the declaration. and plaintiff was allowed
time TO amend. lie came into court and declined
20 10 so, whsreupon Judgment was entered fer de-
PENDANTS on the demurrer TO the declaration. with
costs.
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BALTIMORE PRICE CURREN7
CORRECTED WEEKLY Br
q. T. an . z u s OIL n,

prAirE ~
FLOUR. FEED Of ALL KINDS. FERTILI.
ZERs. SEEDS. PRODUCE. &C..
i36 North High "a. Baltimore.
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List OF Letters remaining in the postofics at
TowsontoWn for the week ending April 10th. will
be sent 90 the Dead Letter Office May 18th, Iss0,
If not claimed: WIN. II. Busler. Sarah Bywsier.
Jas. u. johnson, John Pierce. Chss. II. Washing
ton. SARAH FEAST, 4. ".
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rI'uIS l. To GIVE NOTICE. That the sui
i ,cribcr ha. obiainc :-"rn the Orphan Court
f,s Baltimore unity. i,;ir-s documentary on
tae e.iaie q
JAMES L. PRICE.
late % .aii county. i,rea.ci. al ie-.au. hasin.
claim. against tie ,a;I estate are hereby uarueI
{" exhibit 'he sanc. With tAr voucher. thereof. g.
the .ub.c.ihe-.
ar b>'oy, q. 3u'i 10, ri .S.j.'.si.y. ISs0;
they msy othrrAi.- by 'aw be excluded from aV
beneat 81: said estate. Those indebted g. sa:i -
tate are cluestc,i g. make immediate PAYMENT
t;iyea unie- my hand ,hi. snih DAY & March.
IS>O. SUSANNA PRICE.
April ST. Elecu;rix.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-17

Local Laws.-The following are among some
Of the local laws for Baltimore county, passed by
the late Legislature:
Changing part ofthc dividing line between the
sixth aud seventh election districts.
Extending North street, in baltimore county,
through the Blind Asylum. in a straight line. in
stead Of allowing the Blind Asylum managers to
locate Il, as heretofore.
To condemn. open. grade and construct Fulton
avenue from the north boundary line Of baltimore
city 10 the noriheasternnost side Of Druid Hill
avenue, at Druid Hill Park, in Baltimore eouaty.
Authorizing County Commissioners 10 refund
$1,000 to Columbus I. Shipley.
To provide for the completion Of EdmOndsOn
avenue.
Amending the stock law within Eve miles Of
Baltimore city.
Amending the belt street Law so a. to require
the examiner 20 give bond, and account for
moneys received in condemnation process, Ae.
To change the names Of streets in BaltimoA
county running parallel with Boundary avenue,
and 10 designate them by numbers.
Authorizing the managers OF Spring Grove
Asylum 90 purchase land adjoining the hospital.
To eeds Calverton turnpike road to Baltimore
county Commissioners.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-17

Sale OF the smedley Houss.-ssmucl @.
Wilson, auctioneer sold on the premises on Satur-
day last, for Mr.. Enos Smsdley, attorney named
In . mortgage from Charles n. Mann and wife 10
Joseph J. Lewis, of Chester county Pa, the we'll
known smedlsy House property, in Towsontown.
10 the mortgage (ewis) forsiO0 600. being u. 600
less than the original mortgage. The hotel, which
has been kept for some years by Col. Mann. was
closed few weeks ago. The property will now
be offered for rent.
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rI'HIS l. TO GiTE NOTICE. Tha, the sub.
j scrib-r has ot;a mel from the Ofphan.' Court
for Baltimore county, letters tes'ameniary on the
estate e
CHARITY c. GoSNELL.
ia:e 81 sal County. lec-a-et All person. having
claims ssain.t 81 80 e.iaie hereby warned
g. eAhib.; ;be ,snc. Nth the vouchers thereof to
| the sub.-riber.
or or t,t,re =. ?nt dIy 4 S.y'emb,r. 1850;
they NAV o'he' ~ law be excluded f-"fn al
bencai u saii estate Th"se indebted % said -.
tate are relEe.;ed 60 MAKE immediate pay ment.-
Given under my hani ,hi. 3fth la, ~ March.
iS>0. SARAH A. NORRIS
March e7.-'t) ENs-utrix.
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rI,niS j. Tn GIVE NOTICE. That the sub.
/ .--ipe-. I've obtained from the orphan.'
Court 20 Baltimore county. letters documentary
On the 1tco.
CONRAD DITZE!..
IA g = aid county de-cs.ei. Al person. having
ca in. o: - ne - . c.il;e a-e hc-ris ~a'uei
g. e2h.b .ls -'me w.-l she VoGche.. thereof. 80
IL. .ab. bs %.
o-o~ 70. ;... ;. 90 {,y 81 y. y.,,s.Lsr. lss0:
they ma o,ac i.e D.. law 6c excluded from All
benefit e.. .. ,-la;e. Iun-e ..irrt.i - ,lii e.
tate ige-''i - maze .,nii 81 ale IA ,in.ni.--
Given ur..er - haRts a.. ii aay o.: March.
is.O. JOEN l.. CLARK.
August HOFFMAN.
March TIT Executors.
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John r. conrey and David @. Mcintosh,
Attorneys. Towsontown.

WV. VI. IsAAC, tIerk.
April 5.-lt.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-29
The New Order OF Things.
For the Republican.

Many of our citizens who had occS.
sion to pass mp and down Market
street, by the Clayton House between
the hours of 7 and 10 O'Clock last even.
ing, were much puzsled to know what
caused such unusual crowds of people
to be assembled in that locality, until,
upon inquiry 1t was learned that his
Excellsncy the Governor Of the State
was there for the purpose Of having the
claims of the several applicants for the
once of Clerk of the Peace laid befors
him by their respective friends, and
apon still further inquiry 1t was sscer-
tained that the Governor himself had,
BY letter, notified number Of parties
that he wsuld be there for that pur-
pose at that time. Now, i do not
knoH hsw long this has been the GUS
tom, but it must be of recent origin.
Your correspondent is inclined to the
opinion that the present isfMagistrate
has gone mere than step in advance
Of any or all of his predecessors in this
direction, and do at tine ssme time
think it step OF questionable proprie-
ty on the part Of his Excsllency, and
Only calculated to bswilder him more
and more, unless he has some special
preference that he has already made
up his mind in favor of. The question
arises If the Governor of a Stats( though
ours iG but small one) can conds-
scend to this thing, why not the Presi-
dent of the U. s, when an important
Office is to be filed in any of our large
cities, leave the White House and 60
away of to New Orleans, san Francis
co, Chicago, Boston or any where else,
to hear and determine the case. We
can't help but think it is belittling
the Office Of the Chief Executive OF a
State to take such a course as the
stoVe. Yours, &c.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-29
Fatal Ending of N Joke.

Louis Eitscher Of Utica, Wished 10
make his wife believe that he intended
to commit suicide; so he swallowed a
full ounce of laudanum, believing that
the dose would be harmless in cUnse-
quencs of its amount. He found, how
ever, that the drug had q speedy ani
alarming effect. Hs ran to a police sta
tion aud begged that all the physicians
in the city be sent for. Three were
brought, and for nine hours a most re-.
marksbls struggle Was maintained to
save his life. He was violently exsr-
cisod and stomach pump was used,
but he fell into complete unconscious
ness, and ceased to breathe. Artificial
respiration was kept up by alternate
ly raising his arms above his head and
depressing his breast. His heart ceas
ed to beat, and its action was revived
by electricity. Stimulants were forced
into his stomach and injected under
the skin of his legs. Bat he dad, never
thelsss.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-29
New publication.

"Lucie Rodsy," is the name Of ths
New Society Novel, written by Henry
Greville, author Of "Dosia," "Savili's
Expiation, and "Sonia," which has
been admirably translated into English
from the French, by Mary Neal Sher-
wood, and as Esmond About has just
written novel to prove the existence
Of domestic virtues in France, Ameri.
cans who as Il rule, know little of
Francs outside of Paris, are apt to deny
the possibility of snch. Let them,
therefore, read "Lucie Rody" teaches a
great lesson, which will be felt svAn by
tt oss who read it with breathless inter.
est merely for the sake of the story. 1t
will be issued in a few days by T. B.
Peterson & Brothers in uniform style
with "Dosia," "Sonia," "Saveli's
Expiation." and other works by Henry
Greyills, published by this firm.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-29
A popular Livery Nan.

BENZ min Money is new man At the
livery business and has his stables Oh
French street above Sixth opposite the
Wesleyan Female College. He does not
carry on the business very extensively
yet, but the teams and outfits he has
are first class. and he always tries to
please his customers. Owing to this
his patronage is rapidly increasing, as
it always will with those who are
polite and do their best to accommodate
their patrons. Mr. Moneys horses are
all young and lively but withal gentle
and safe. His carriages are in the lat
est styles, and kept in the best of Or
der. "Billy" is q noble horse who
should naver be driven but by those who
know how to take care Of herses. He
took a representative Of the REPUBLICAN
a twenty mile drive yesterday through
Brandywine Hundred and was as fresh
when he came back as when he started.
Money will always win it ia said, but
this particular Money canuot help but
succeed, if he always keeps as good
teams as he now has. He also has ao-
commodations for number Of boarding
horses.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-29
Police Court.

William Forsythe was a prisoner at
Police Court last night, charged with
violating the city ordinance by allow
ing goats to run at large in the Tenth
Ward near the city limits. II. G. Con-
rad, Rsc., appeared In dsfence and Sc
cured the prisoners release, owing to
the fact that the law prohibiting goats
from running at large only extended to
Adams street.
Catharins Riley, an Irish woman,
was arraigAed for assault and battery
on Elijah Johnson, an old negro carter.
1t seems that Catharine took boards
from the stable which Elijah had in
charge, and wien he went into her
house to get them she assaulted him.
She was discharged but the Mayor fined
her $5 aud costs for contempt, as she
was rnruly during the trial.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-29
The Trade Outlook.

The Marshall Brothers, in which
firm Mr.. John Marshall. Of Kennets
interested, have this to say of
the iron trade:
"0ur business has dropped back very
much in the past six weeks. We had
moro business during the first quarter
of this year than ever before in orders,
nearly all of which have been filed.
We think the future will be good inst
as soon as trade starts, towards July,
and go right along. There has not
been mnch change in the prices of our
productions, but they are more or less
in sympathy with the black iron
trade. Our city mills are stopped for
repairs only, but the Newport mills are
running on full time. By July we ex-
spect to run all ON full time. It would
be the best thing for manufacturers if
all their mills were stopped tor six
Tho market is overstocked
with imported iron and it is an open
question il they could secure orders even,
ut reduced figures"