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Connecticut western news., 1880-11-24
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Connecticut western news., 1880-11-24
Bussness Cards.
C. w. CAMP. MI n

HOUSATONIC LODGE, No. 61. F 1and A. M. Regular communication. Second md Fourth Saturday of every month.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-11-13

sss.'-"A considerable number Of lodges were
used 60 defeat Mr.. Talbot, especially by the Huge
Giant Of the Baltimore County UHion, who had, rs
near rs possible, fac SMILES Of the old Hickory
Tree ticket printed. with the names Of Hancock
and English and the electors, some Of the names
being printed wrong purposely, and with the name
Of Edwin II. Webster In place Of Mr.. Talbott"-
Journal, last reek.
We have been feeling so good since the "a inst.
that we are not inclined TO use harsh language
towards our crushed ncighbor. but we are con-
strained TO say that the above Is he, pure aud
simple. The Journal says that had tickets
printed with the name ofTabott of. names wrong.
&C., when the fact is we never saw Democratic
ticket with Col. wcbster's name on until the polls
opened on Tuesday morning. There was not q
tickle; printed in the uSIoS Office except the
straight Republican ticket, and Of this we are
willing 90 qualify. But why should our neighbor
get u spasm over this matterl Mr.. Talbot had
Thousands of Republican tickets printed with his
name on them and had his pockets Jrn # them at
he Coek,y.riic poll. on election day and tried TO
induce p,opi, to roie them. The .IoHrnai should
not blame Republicans for trying to beat its
friends at their own game, and this IL an old
Democratic trick.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-11-13

TnE NEw YoRE FRAuD CRr.-The New York
Democracy is jus, now having little circus Of its
own which must be very amusing 10 Republicans.
John Kelly, the Tammany boss, Is charged by the
Tildcn faction with having sold out tho State TO
tho Republicans. and Tammany Is making tho
same charge against the other wing Of the party.
Kelly, In order 10 escape the blame Of defeat,
charges that the Republicans carried the State by
coloniring voters, and has appointed n committee
to investigate these supposed frauds in the hope
Of unearthing enough Of them 10 give the electoral
vote Of the State 10 Hancock. All respectable
Democrats are Disguised at this move Of the boss,
knowing that his only object Is to shield himself
for having forced Grace. nm exceedingly unpOpu-
lar man, upon the party is candidate for Mayor.
What Gen. Hancock thinks Of this trick Of Kelly
and Barnum's is shown by the following dispatch
from New York to Chicago paper:
at Is stated on most reliable authority that
Gen. Hancock on Saturday addressed n letter TO
Chairman Barnum in which he said that he had
been consulted by several committees with refer
TO proposed revision Of the vote cast on last
Tuesday. with view 10 contcsting the election
in New York State In his interest. Ito had also
seen the same course commended in certain Demo-
cratic newspapers. lie wished TO say that tho
movement did not meet his approval rs Il appeared
20 DO based upon unprov able assertions and inade-
quate grounds, and further, because the move
mcnt. 30 far rs Il concerned him personally, was
open 20 the insuperable objection that, under no
circumstances would he consent TO be technical
President"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-11-13
THE VOTE OF BALTIMORE COUNTY.

On November "a, lsso. the Republicans pollcd
the largoI. vote ever polled by them in Baltimore
county. The larges, vote pollcd previous to that
was at the Presidential election in iS56. In 1876
Hayes pollcd i,99S votes. This year Garfield
poled j,i53. This shows n gain Of 1855 votes
since the last Presidential election, while Hancock
pocd only votes more than Tildcn in 1870. In
the county four years ago Mr.. Harris pollcd ii7O
votes. This year Col. Webster polici 1905, or
samepOrtiOn ofthc2d Congressional dis,ric, Hayes
received i,ioS votes while Garfield gets 1853, or
$50 more than Hayes four years ago.
We feel specially proud Of Towsontown precinct
mot casting any reflections upon other portions
Of the county. This year Is the first time this
precinct has given n majority for the Republicans
on n square Republican fight. In vote Of Isl
the largest ever pollcd-GaEic!i carries the pre-
cinct by ~ majority. while Col. wcbs,rr's majori-
~ reached 30. Four years ago in this precinct
Tilden's majority over Hayes was s. and Roberts
over Harris IS. an aggregate vote Of 80 Lessor
73i. Again. Garfield gets 50 votes more than
Hayes and Webster 81 more than Harris received
four years ago.
These figures are very gratifying and we extend
our hearty congratulations to the Republicans Of
the county upon the excellent work Of making an
increase Of I55 votes upon the vote Of four years
ago. This is a gain of nine per cent. upon the
vote Of four years ago AMI is very cncoura cling
showing to those who have been jealous and de-
voted to the work for the advancement Of Rcpub-
licansm in the county.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-11-13

Within day or two there have been some
new and startling developments in the Philip
forgery ease in New York. One Morcy, who rep
resented himself to be an uncle Of the mythical II.
l.. Morcy, to whom the alleged Chinese letter was
addressed. and a man named 0'Brien. who were
the principal witnesses 10 prove the existence Of
II. l.. Mercy, both arrested ON the charge Of
perjury and both have made lengthy confessions.
in which i, is shown that money was paid the m
by the Democratic National Committee to swear
falsely. Vim. H. Barnum. chairman Of the Com
mi;tcr, and Vim. VI. Price. Of Cumberland, Nd,
Democratic elector, are implicated in this piece
Of rascali;y. When this forgery is fully cleared
NJ. as it will certainly be, it will be proven TO
have been tho most desperate trick Of desperate
party ever attempted in this country. II throws
the cipher dispatches of 1870 all in the shade.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-11-13
Correspondence Baiiimorr County UnioH.
MARYLAND FISH COMMISSION.
1927 NJ STREET, wAsnlSGrOx, d. c.,

1927 N STREET, wAsniSGTox, ID. c.,
November I, 1850.
Dear Sirs The propagation of the imported
carp at the breeding ponds In Druid Hill hatch
ing house has been 10 successful this season that
| hope to IN able 10 make n very large distriba.
ton Of this most valuable ish TO those persons In
the State who desire TO cultivate them, and have
made arrangements with the Adams and the Bal.
timOre and Ohio Express Companies which will
enable me TO supply the wants Of the applicants
much more conveniently than heretofore.
Last season issued 20 each applicant twenty
COO fish, but II necessary for the parties de.
string them to send to the Matching house In Druid
Hill Park Tor their respective quotas. / am now
happy 10 announce that I can send the fish BY sx-
press, through the cooperation Of the companies
above mentioned, Go any Of their stations. This
arrangement will save applicants much trouble
and expense. ! would much prefer. however, 10
issue the sh ut the ponds, and in order TO induce
those wishing them 10 conc for them will issue
ten fish In addition 20 tho usual number applied
60 those who come for them and thus relieve Us Of
the necessity OF shipping.
The number Of fish that will be cent 10 parties
desiring them will be fixed for the present at Jor,v.
The cost Of wagoning TO the station, express
charges and return Of the cans to the Druid Hill
Matching house will be two dollars ($2.OO), which
amount will be collected by the express agent on
the delivery Of she sh. The parties receiving the
ish must be provided with vessel 10 which the
number OF transporting cans belonging to the
Commission Is limited, and there l. Of course an
urgent necessity for their prompt return.
have received the most encouraging accounts
Of the success which has attended the cultivai
Of this fish by those who have hitherto been re.
cipients Of them, and Il bids fair TO GIL n want
which has been much felt in this State. This tsh
is so admirably adapted for domestic nprpesf,.
that every one In the State who has eversa smaif
pond, such as Is usually devoted TO the collection
OF ice, should prepare II for rearing the carp
The carp, being largely vegetable feeder, can be
raised at very little expense and can be utilized
for the consumption Of the waste Of the kitchen
and garden.
trust that the arrangements which I have
made will enable you and your ncighbors to avail
yourselves Of the advantages presented by the In.
PRODUCTION Of this fish into the United States by
Prof.. Baird. Should you or any Of your friends
desire to have the carp sent please address me as
above. ! attn very truly yours.
r. II. FERGUSON. Commissions
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-11-13
A TTORNEY'S SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN BALTIM0RE
COUNTY.

by virtue Of power contained in n Mortgage
from August Dcckert and Mary Dcckert. so,
=. his wife. TO Mary A. Rhodcs dated 49,
III the 18th day Of April. 1879. and re- -
corded among the Land Records of BALTIMORE
county, in Libcr J. H., No. -. folio :Gl. the tan
dcrsignei. rs Attorney, will sell ut public auction
in front Of the Court House door. al Towsontown,
on Monday. the 22d day If .NorcmLsr, 1850.
n, II O'Clock, NJ.
to the highest bidder. the following described
property situate IN Baltimore county aud described
n follows. to wit:
Beginning at point in the centre of Belair
Turnpike Road ut the distance uf scventy-scvcn
perches on the north, forty-scyen degrees east,
ninciy-sx pcrchcs line of tract Of land which by
indenturc dated Nov. 27ih lSTI:.. and recorded in
Libcr j. H., No. ST. folio $50. ofthc Land Record.
Of Baltimore county, was sold and conveyed by
Samuel Frederick Dcckcrt 20 Frederick Julius
Deckert and running thence. binding on the cen.
tire Of the said Bel Air Turnpike Road and on said
mentioned line north forty-se degrees cas-,
nineteen perches 10 the end thereof: thence south
forty onc and one. half degrees east one hundred
and ten and six-tcnths perchcs TO the end Of the
second line mentioned in the above rccitcd deed
Of conveyance; thence on the third line Of said
deed south fortyseven degrees west ten perchcs "a
n stake, and thence by straight line 20 the be-
ginning. containing
TEN ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS.
TERMS OF SALE.-0ne.third Cash, balance
in six and twelve months, deferred payments 10
be secured To satisfaction Of Trustee.
CHARLES e. RHODES.
Attorney mentioned in the Mortgage
TAYLOR DREAMER, Auctionecrs.
Nov. 6.-ts.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-11-13

So-The New York TriJnae to-day stands in
the front rank Of American newspapers and tho
Republican party has reason to thank it--in n
great measure-fOr the grand victory achieved on
the "a inst. I, dealt the Democracy such forcibie
blows all through the campaign as to make itself
the target for all the small.fry Democratic news
papers Of the country, but ii comes out. as II all
along predicted. on the winning side. Words fail
TO express our admiration for tho Tribune Its
circulation is simply immense and It's influence for
good during the late campaign Is incalculablc.-
There are few fany Republican papers and not
Democratic one in the land that is marker 70
II in any particular.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-11-13

Want ~ IRELASp.-Rev. II. r. johnson, pas
tor Of chatsworth Independent Methodist church,
Baltimore, is delivering series Of lectures on his
personal observations in Europe. In his lecture
Of Monday night no said:
ireland was not such . poor country as its
quandom friends on this side Of tho water made
II out to be. Tho crops this year were certainly
plentiful, and he asked handwriting farmer
what the story Of Ireland's suffering meant that
he had heard In America recently. at 10 all
bosh." was the answer. ain few OF the coun.
ties" said that sturdy son Of toll, "the men ne
glect their work, arc lazy, fond Of politics, and
follow Parnei, and consequently, neglecting their
work In summer, starve In winter" Ireland's
troubles were three In number-the frst, the
speaker would not name; the second was whisky
and the third lazinoss. lie did not believe Ire
land could be any more prosperous under any
other government than Il was under the crown Of
England. The present trouble was not a matter
ofpovcrty or oppression, but question ofwhsth-
81 England OF Rome should Fulethe Emerald Isle.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-11-13

30" From all accounts the election in the 18th
district mus, have been the biggest farce Of the
age. The Democrats down there work the South
Carolina game to perfection. i Republican ha.
no rights which they feel bound to respect and
ignorance and cupiiity are tho chief coinmoli =
tics Of that charming section. Abou; seventy 4
names were Jeff or the poll-book by the rciorm(; p
Govcrnor's highly intelligent registration oGi-
Ger. and in consequence the dis;ric, gave a major
ity for Chapman instead of for Wilmer. When
will the rights Of the people be respected? What
does Gov. Hamilton think Of some Of his a?poin-
tees.
Since the above was pu; in type We have re-
ceiyci communication from the 18th district.
giving some particulars Us 10 hos the election was
conducted. &c. Owing to its length AMI the late
hour of its rcceiP, we are unable to publish it
this week.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-11-13

Ec-"Thc Huge Giant also took frequent ucca-
sion 20 personally abuse Mr. Talbot. but il did
no good TO the Giants c.-Ioarnui. L,s,,r,ek.
The above is in keeping with our neighbor's
reputation FOR vcraciiy. lie tells the truth some
times. but generally by mistake. We cmphatically
deny that we abused Mr.. Talbot personally"
We opposed him as best We could and used all
honorably means in our power TO dcfca, him.
This we had right to do and We regret tina, We
failed in our efforts. But ~ to this persona |
abuse" We can cite a; least one instance where
the Pigmy Of the Journal used the most harsh and
violent language when referring to Mr.. Talbot.
He denounced him for everything ye, declared hi.
intention to vote FOR him because he could no, vote
for Republican. Bu, perhaps this was not "per-
sonal abuse" Can the Pismy produce any evil
dcncc TO prove that We used similar 20
towards Mr.. Talbot; We think not.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-11-13
Sales of Property.
Machon & Cuttings, Attorney.
NEORTGAGEE's SALE


FREDERICK ROAD PROPERTY. TWO cOUY-
TRY SEATS AND TWO GROUND RENTS.
by virtue Of power contained In n Mortgage
from Alexander Gould. Junior and wife, -,
ssYf dated the llth day Of October, A. D., -
.E;I 1871. and recorded among the Mort -
gage Records Of Baltimore county, in Liber E. II.
A., No. 43, folio 162, &c., the undersigned, a.
Mortgage. will sell by public 4 UCTION, on
tho premises, known as "Tanglewood," being the
property hrst hereinafter mentioned, on
THsshoy. The lGh day If NoremLer, 4. H., 1850,
Mt 4 o'clock T.. NJ.
ALL THE PROPERTY MENTIONED TO BE
CONVEYED IN SAID MORTGAGE.
I. "Tanglcwood." the former residence ofAlex-
Grove Avenue, about i've miles from Baltimore,
near the Frederick Turnpike. II contains about
II ACRES OF LAND,
In high state Of cultivation, abundance Of fruit
and excellent water. The improvements are
LARGE FRAME COTTAGE.
with all necessary outbuildings for n first class
country residence.
:? pomona" Gne country scat adjoining
"Tanglowood." containing about
SEVEN ACRES OF LAND.
There Is upon II an excellent
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
with all necessary outbuildings. The above prop
erty is accessible from Baltimore by the Cations
willie railway. Is in an excellent neighborhood and
well worthy the attention of persons seeking de-
sirable suburban residences.
,. A GROUND RENT OF S2l0 PER YEAR.
on Willow Grove property. payable quarterly and
irrcdeemabe, located on the Frederick Turnpike at
the intersection Of Nunnery Lane. Improve.
ments. large
DWELLING. LAGER BEER SALOON, COACH
AND BLACKSMITH SHOPS AND
OTHER BUILDINGS.
Z. A GROUND RENT OF $40 PER YEAR,
payable every six months, ON the country sea,
known Ne Spring Grove, containing about
SEVEN ACRES OF LAND,
handsomely improved and located just in the rear
Of the village of Gainesville. and adjoining the
country seats Of Mrs. e. Fusting, Drs. kcidcl
Lynch and others. The above property will be
sold in fcc-simpic, free of membranes TO day oi
sale.
TERMS OF SALE.-0nc.halfC Cash on the day
Of sale and the balance in six months. with inter
IS, from the day Of sale. all cash q, the option
Of the purchaser.
ANNA +. WADE,
Mortgage.
MACHEN & CUTTINGS. Attorneys.
TAYLOR & DREAMER,
Oct. 23.--tsJ Auetionccrs.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-11-13

Sre-sarah Bernhard,, the great French actress,
made her debut in America n, Booths Theatre,
New York, on Monday night last. Fully 5000
persons witnessed the performance and there was
not an inch Of standing room left. The streets
were blocked for three squares with people who
had tickets Of admission. many OF which had cost
their holders rs high rs $3o each American. 60
wild over anything :'rcign." particularly IL that
ching" be actress and II Sarah remain. in ,hi.
country little while. judsiing from the New
York farorc, she will have to charter IN extra ves-
sci to carry home tho lucrc she will accumulate
from susceptible Yankee"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-11-13

Col. wEnsrER's DEPgAr.-Thc Cecil HRig Of
last week says:
amidst the general congratulations at the
splendid results achieved by the Republicans in
the National contest. comes u timely expression
Of regret nj the defeat Of Colonel Webster in this
Congressional district. II is true that no had
overwhelming odds against him. Two years ago,
Talbot carried the district by Democratic ma
iority Of 6.22i. Now. in u campaign. during
which Col. Webster was prevented by illness FROM
making personal canvass of the district. Tai
bolts majority IL reduced 20 1901. n Democratic
loss in majority Of i,123. IL Is true that this
enormous Democratic detection in q Presidential
year. is largely attributable TO the unacceptabity
Of the Democratic nominee, aud 10 the methods
employed 20 secure his nomination. Yet these
reasons do not wholly explain the result. The in
dicstions all over the State point 20 the gradual
diminution Of Democratic majOritics, as the out
growth Of sentiment adverse TO the present ten
denotes and character Of Democracy, rather
than to merely personal unitness Of candidates.
Democracy itself Is growing unpopular with the
people, and the 'party" whip even now must
needs to be we'll applied to keep the workers well
down in the traces. The vote that Col. Webster
received Eat home" carrying Hartford county by
?2l votes. while llancock's majority Is $40, Is a
splendid tribute TO the character Of tho man.
Nothing but the fact that Talbot shared the ben
eft Of the Hancock boom in Maryland saved his
political bacon"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-11-13

5ssi~It now seems altogether probable that that
prince Of seoundrels-Kenward Philip. the man
who forged the Chinese cheap labor le,ter--will
spend few years Of his life in the New York pen
itentiary. The case against him, which was on
trial before the election was brough, to close On
Tuesday. The defense broke down entirely and
the principal witnesses for Philip have been arrest
ell for perjury and are also likely to go to the pen
i,eniiary. And thus this miserable fraud has been
shown NJ. The Democrats. including "Muie''
BaTnum are welcome to all the glory they can get
out Of IL.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-11-13
MARRIAGES.

wILSoN-PEARcE.-On Wednesday, Oct. Goth.
at the Baptist parsonage. Hereford. BY Rev. +.
u. Waits, Charles ID. Wilson 60 Miss Charlotte
Pearce, both of Baltimore county.
BolCE-kIMDERLY.- Wednesday evening,
November 3. lSs0. at the residence ofihc bridc's
father, by Rev. DIR. Naylor. pastor Madison
avenue church. John A. Boyce to Annie. dau.h.
ter Of Elwari Kimberly. Esq.
MAcCUBBIN-LANGD the Cathedral,
ON the 10Th Of September. by Rev. Father Starr.
Jacob c. MacCubbin, Of Baltimore county, and
Miss Annie X. Langdon. Of Baltimore.
RlcIIARDS0N-JACK October IL, n,
Saint Johns Episcopal church. Mount Wash
ington. by Rev. Dr. Purcell. II. u. Richardson
to Victorina Jackins. daughter Of Joseph Jack
ins, Esq.
wARD-PBREG0Y.-On the I'd instant, ut the
residence Of the brides parents. by Rev. John
u. Jones. Christopher 7. Ward. Of Baltimore
county to Il. Ella Percgoy. of Baltimore.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-11-13

5Eo-Thc Hon. Edwin II. Webster (says the
llavre dc Grace RePuIiiean, Grccnback.l has
every reason to feel grH.iiiei at the vote he re-
eeived In bis own county for Congress. His ma
jority In the 2nd district i2S; in the 3D. 2ii
and 9th, Ill. Mr.. Talbot, carried the Is, by u
9TH by l35 and 9Th dis,ric, by 81 majority. lcay-
Ing Col. Webster a majority in the county of ga
votes. Al the last Presidential contest Hartford
gave 9s7 for Tilien. To completely overco,n
tina, majority and roll up 2ii on the other side i.
something very extraordinary in local politics and
gives tho popular estimate Of the two candidates.
Gen. iianeOck's majority in the county is an even
500, decrease Of 49, In the majority given Mr.
Tilden.