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'..,.f s., r.i, .. sff.s-,s-. 10 ,esas = ~
st.t- s- .i, -sa'-i great Ian
s's.t -, .tes4e rts sem.
-t.- .r.a sHIs 4asr'.f e. -
as srst as4 sti - ia'a gay ia
r- 49, - .',ra .trrs. siaus q. halY. ia.
hs.I ". -..h srl IS. .i'sso ss' 10 liar
f-i ~ -era aa' a.ts-lt Aans mafh damage
4 I-.h ia,.- Ses r. u..i H4.ni q The bsls.r
. ....aH
The arrssfan-e - no ANY -arm IN our
o. .l.t - rrvai,uF rns.t strlistnert abi al athsr
suh,s have hss..tne 80 ulsry g. the csnsiaera
too - ihif r~- pei The -hvsi tsiis generally
have nHfs - iTss q the Hutms ~ them. bat the
great hiy q the ~.rius are fsani ~ the farns q
a. -nifh. Jonathan saitan ani John 4. Mitchell
They ssi he beard . ihs -hesi dui aud see
. 10 hslis q rel sh.st a. hsA'ils.. a. theagh q
-srr iul'f aus'y. We notice also that the chaH
= large portion = the grains - broken. md ~
some place, the grain ). patty eaten. The lam
age -tsfs TIE ~nftus are numsr,,as. 10 ssrisu..
All the tnatafs condition e shsat Aloas SAVES u
from total i~siFucilsn. The ~ofn. are No. lsav-
ing the ~hssi g. se.k more tender plants. and
even TIE Frass over uhich they pas. u eaten "a
cioss a. the rrsuui. They attacked siu sitAneonsy
thsepfh helds q }. A. Mitchell aud :. y. HYDE A
Snn both af their heils border on Mr. Mitrhsll's
discovered they had Travelled over several acres.
leaving searcsly vsstige e corn behind then.
bitches ~sre at once dag through the helds and
their fuihsr progress va thereby stepped. Nearly
all toe corn helds IN this mel shborhooi are nos
surrounded by ditche.. Mr.. sutton has three
large bitches through his Geld and ha. hands EN-
pi"yei killing the worms that on the corn.
The diichs. are made concave in shape aud every
few yards pii i dug. The worms 20 trying %
pass the ditch crawl along the side until they
fall into the pits from which they cannot escape.
and are there burnt aud thrown out 90 make room
for oiher'. Great care is required 10 keep the
ditch clean and smoothly trimmed 20 prevent the
worms from crawling over. They begin to march
about noon. and on level ground travel With con
siderable rapidity.
"A field that Mr.. Mitchell has had In wheat for
twO successive years has more worms In Il and IL
more seriously damaged than any other Geld In
the vicinity. This information. together With the
fact that ne have had remarkably mild winter,
followed by an exceeding hot aud dry spring.
nigh, justify the opinion that the worms originase
from the ny or other germs In the wheat. An
this. however. IL speculation and u may truly be
said that the mantle of mystery encirclss the
origin of the army worm"
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John ! Ycllott. ~, rusy. To-,.rt.-n
'l,Rt sTEGS' MALE
NICK PROPERTY o. THE LIBERTY
ROAD. ~ THE o. DISTRICT. BALTl
MORE COUNTY.

y, 'rtae q decree @; the Cireui; Court for
Baltimore cauntt sitting IN k9urs pass -
- - 10 the cause 4 losry Ani
h uthers Vs Hoover sai uthefs.
the anlcr,i gnei. a. the Trustee. in .sii decree
named. all .eli At public sale On the premises.
heafss, isfi day = J-ly. 1850.
IL o'clock =. NJ.
ALL THAT NICE LITTLE PROPERTY
q ~hich Mts Mara \. l.ewfy iiei scisel and
po.ss..cl hing Immediately on the Liberty Turn
pike Road. ase mile. from the city u baltimore.
and containing
EIGHT ACRES ANp THREE ROOFS
OF LAND.
The property u improved bya
FRAME HOTEL BUILDING,
knoun a. the mile HOUSE: also By . good
comfortable FRAME DWELLING HoCSE. With
. small STONE BUILDING attached, aud two
double FRAME TENANT HOUSES.
The lot Of ground fronts aboat thirteen hun.
drei fee, On the Liberty Turnpike With depth of
about TIRES hundred aud hfiy feet. and has on 10
an abundance e good forest trees.
The property will hrst be offered as . whole and
II not sold IN that way will be offered in four or
Eve different lots. The Let containing the HOTEL
PROPERTY. the "a. the DWELLING HOUSE
aud STORE PROPERTY. - a vacant lot. eth .
lot improved by TENANT HOUSE. aud the
sth 70, also improved by double FRAME
DWELLING.
The title 90 this property Is perfectly COED and
offers rare opportunity for any one DESTROYS To
invest In = country place for . comfortable home
in connection with place 81 business. The ten
ant houses are readily rented. aud there was for.
merly good business done at the Hotel.
THE TERMS or SALE A. prescribed by the de-
cree are :-one-third Cash. one third In six
months and balance In nine months from day
Of sale. the deferred payments 10 bear interest,
or all cash at the option of purchaser. One
hundred dollars of the cash payment will be re-
quired on day of sale. or 10 the property l. sold
in lots ssS ~iIl he required As cash deposit on
each 10, sold, and balance Of cash payment
when the sale 10 ratified.
e9- A plat Of the property showing the lots
can be seen Al the cfhce of John I. Yeilott, At
torney nj Law. Towsontoun,
JOHN I. YELL0TT. lr...
EDGER I. HOOVER, a''
GEORGE W. HOOK, Auelioneer.
June Its.
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rs-A 'rfr sr-.i-nt -alt--.i ~ ing
i'isa4 -.an1 near ne na4, ta- --,.'.-.t
r's- tst---a AL fr.l.s 80,
y Ia 80. -a.ssi : t4- ..s..-- St--tr, .e'..
b,sst = q. N--Y .-s.. son r. - .,.s.a
three aui -. t4ri-~.i gs..~-r --. -r & p
eDihs.er -" o.. t~ta.h -,-r-. fra
f-- n4,e. an-- -- t.t.. -s-. 81
Sarrasar.e't F.. f.- cancel 5. '.-stt -.f
her q. asaes.rs All PIC i-.i -.t.re-rs, g.
snsusl TIE pas'ersr-' $40 sear'r rrt-sl Il.
,hs- ''Ats-asn. franl - - ,s~Y --s-f-i DO tas.r
n.ssi r'a'A.' ati '.t-si .t'. 't- sa'sr . 't aty
article they .psii ~, hali ~ e. s.a' The
st.ninSt.n remained near At tanI a1I a. .u-s
%; q Der boat AMI picked ~ iars. ramts,
-hp usr~ found floating 20 ne wais- The ristt
vAs very dArk AMI a heavy tx pr~rsiisi. -h,eh
rendered the accident al the more terrible -
the three hani'si o. more passshgsr. IN t.arl
the Margaret, al ser. .avsi. IL sHpts.s,i "a
espt thirty % thirty i've. some q the accounts
given q thu. disaster AZ. almost heart reading
Husbands lost their riye. asI rives their hs..
bands. ami Their. are several incidents reported
where mother. we're saved and their children
droshsi. one lady, a Mr.. Dix. sf brooklyn. io.,
her three children. In fifteen minutes after the
boat took Ire she sunk in seven fatham. q watsr.
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rs-v Vice rrc.iient Wheeler. in a speech =,
ratification meeting a, Malone. y. Y. said ofGsn.
field For personal and political integrity and
wise Craftsmanship. he t. the peer % any man in
this broad land OF Zen. Arthur Mr.. Wheeler
said ''IIe Is u unhlemi,hsd reputation and there
!. no man in New York Who has made more .acri-
Gee. Of time and money for the party than he
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JrS-A Baltimore police oticer named Garter
has been convicted in the Criminal Court of beat
ing man whom he had under arrest. aud sen
fenced 10 Jail for one month with an additional
penalty of $50 fne. The Court having made an
example Of this fellow II il hoped may deter other
officer. from using their club. too freely on pris-
ohers whom they may have In charge.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-06-19

eo- Conventions we're held in the ID and 9Th
Congressional districts. both Of which are within
the limits Of baltimore city, on Wednesday last.
In the 81 district Fetier $. IIobtaeli. Esq, vas
nominated for Congress, and in the 9Th district
Hon. Robert N. McLane was re nominated. The
81 district has been represented for two terms BY
Hon. Vim. kimmci.
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co-Tae gayel employed by Senator IIoar as
his symbol Of authority in presiding over the
National Nominating Convention. was very in
teresting from it, historic associations The head
was made Of piece Of wood taken from the
Springfield home o. Abraham Lincoln, and the
handle from a cane grown on the Mount Vernon
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-06-19

ea-A report 10 the annual conference Of the
Mortnons says that the Mormon population Of
Utah !. lIis?o. tina, the church in tina, territory
has lost COO members and gained 500 in . year.
and tina, the church receipts in that period were
over 81, 100000. Apostle Snow made an eloquent
defense Of Polygamy. and there was no show Of
opposition 10 that dogma.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-06-19

es-Mrs. 4. Upright, Of Iowa, had eleven sons
in the Union army and Congress has passed bill
granting her a pension. She was an upright
woman in name as well as in nature and Congress
did an upright thing when IL decided TO give her
Q pension.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-06-19

rc-Ths mosi ,iplsn, thunder storm Baltimore
ha. experienced fo' May years. rs.ssi over ,hs,
city about o'eleck on Friday morning of last
week. tn. rain fell IN torrent. and ala consider
cradle damage. -hils the thunder vas tsuifyin ing
ami al'no., eon,inuoa. and,he lightning binding
several houses uere struck bg, no live. uere lost
The ~hoIe city -A' s~Aksnsi BY the violence Of
the storm
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New Advertisements.
GARFIELD AND ARTHUR.

An adjourned meeting of the Republicans Of
n =, co.iSG a%' n'sn.y will. s H. sss -
ErsRiHJ. .Jaas 2i.'. for the purpose of s71H
permanently organizing a GARFIELD AND
Arthur CAMPAIGN CLUB. A full attend
anee Is requested. BY ORDER.
June lp.-lt.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-06-19

Go-within the past week grea, damage has
been done in the West by heavy foods. High
winds blew dOwn buiIdinss and fences 10 Ohio
and Wisconsin and the sudden rise in the rivers
caused great destruction TO crops. &c. Snow fell
at some points in Minnesota on Tuesday.
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Correspondence Baiii~ore Co~siy L'siop.
LETTER FROM INDIANAPOLIS. IND.
From Chicago to Neutrality-suspicious.
Along the Way-Thriving Towns and
Rich Lands-A Fiourishing Inland
City-The Home OF Senator
David Davis, etc, etc.

Rich Lands-A Fiourishing Inland
City-The Homo OF Senator
David Davis. ETC., etc.
Isp,AxAroLIs. IsbiAxa,l
June Is, lssO
Editor TaioH On Wednesday Of last week
at noon left Chicago and rode for Eve hours
over the grand Prairics of Illinois. covered with
immense corn fields and large pasture lands. The
country was almost n dead level for one hundred
aud fifty miles stretching away on both sides Of
the railroad ~ far as the eye can reach, inter
spersed here and there with occasional CHIMP
Of trees. There l. considerable wheat through
the country but the space occupied in wheat IL
small compared With the acreage of corn. Many
farmers are introducing the Usage orange hedge.
which makes n substantial as we'll A. ornamental
fence.
Al toilette are extensive stone quarries which
are operated for building and paving. The stone
are not over twclSc inches beneath the surface
and the granite can be had IN almost any derir-
able sized slabs. Large numbers Of hands are
engaged ia these quarrie- while quite a number
uf ears stand upon the switches loaded with the
product Of the quafrie. ready for the builder IN
'hira.n. 81 Louie AMI ether points of dcstina-
tion.
There l. ~ small number of thriving towns
along the line Of the road from Chicago 20 Bloom
ington. while the entire country LTs,ents the AZ
Icafanvc of thrift. energy aud prosperity, aud
tei the farms do not exhibit that neatness aud
care which can BE- seen in naay sections of our
older states. 10 many places the corn appears To
need cultivation. the gTa'. appearing TO get the
better Of q la many localities where the land 10
too Hat g. permit the water 60 run oh freely.
Al $40 =. IA. arrived a,
htopsISefoN,
the county seat of Nc lean county, whieA county
ha. population u about siAty thousand. 10.
men'e quanti,ie- Of csAl aud IRON n.ined here.
'h'caso beng largely Supplied With eoal from
this section 81 The state. bloomington l. . hand
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80 'hatAsr fatal .-r.Isnt be- f.fa.ts.l o Ial-
ru 20 from re rafsis.' zee q r9al 3d. Me-
Fa',ngiar attempted 20 hight tho Gre e Asr
s.'eheu .tats ly Tsarne 80 arrn i ffun ran
The go ighitsi AMI esmusuieatae 18th hsf
c.stt,ns harmed her o. death N.i-r,hstaniins
,hs ffslashcy q these a,ciishi. people seem a.
pa D. attention . the 81 repeated ..rnins,
giteu iLr.ssA the ns-stAyers
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-06-19

30 But one PsPerin Baltimore eity-the Mo,n-
leg Hsruid-sustAinsJ Judge YelIott's opinion with
reference to the uneonsti,u,onality Of the habeas
corpus &C, passed BY the last Legislature.
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DEATHS.


H0DDIN0TT.-On June 18th. Lollie. In the 5sd
year Of her age. wife Of J. W. IIoddinott, and
daughter q Eiijah and Martha Burton.
MuNROE.-0n June 10th, wm. H.. aged 10. be-
loved son = Jas :. and Rebeeea Ann Munroe.
HIss.-On June 10th, Harry Owings. infant son
ef George n. and Catherine Hiss.
GOuLD.-On June 18th, Alex. Gould. Jr.. in his
sIa year.
00IER.--0n June 18th, Edna Branhan, infant
son Of John $. aud Mary 4. 0gier.
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THE POINTS OF ATTACK.
All that the Slanderers Can Find In EiRh-
teen Years OF Public Life.

From Ae Albany Ersaisg Journal.
81. II Is true that General arfield was assigned
$1,000 Of the stock Of tho Credit Mobiiier Il Is
true that he received some dividends upon his in
vsstments, but there Is nothing In the
which impcaches his integrity. The Credit Mo-
bilicr charges we're brought 10 the attention Of
Congress in 1879. and In December Of that year
committee consisting of three Republicans and two
Democrats were appointed 20 investigate them
This committee Immediately entered upon the dis
charge Of its duties, aud after exhausting all
sources Of evidence, the 18th Of February 1873,
submitted unanimous report. recommending the
expulsion of Oakes Amcs aud Jas. Brooks. aud Gu.
tircly cNoncrating Mr.. Garfield. Henry l.. Dawes
and the other Congrcssmen whose names had
been mentioned In connection with the charges
The part Of the report which relates 10 MT. tar.
aeld and the last mentioned Congrcssmen is A.
follows: The committee do not find that either Of
the aboV" named gentlemen, in connection with
Mr.. Ames. had any corrupt motive or purpose. "
was aware that Mr.. Ames had any nor dill either
OF them suppose that he vas guilty Of any impro-
rrieiy or even indreacy Of becoming a purchaser
Of this stock. The committee have not
been able to find that any of these members VI
Congress have been affected in their official action
in consequence Of their inieres, in the Credit No.
bilief stock. The committee ind moth
ing IN the conduct Of either II these members in
taking this stock that called Tor any recommends.
tun by the cominittce.'
-. lie dill vote for the salary grab clause u
the bill which contained u hut that ball con
tanned "ther provisions unexccptionAbe aud vital
% the administration q the government. Becausc
% contained these vital provisions and n; because
u the grab clause be voted for H. "a did scores
81. others. both Democrats and Republicans. Who
were opposed Go the grab Hut whilc he thus
Noiei unlike Speaker Randall and other paFi,ts
q the Democratic party. ~ 'sf-.sd 10 iaks dol
l'r ..f ~ npsss. lie allowed What the iaw gave
him O. remain IN the treasury. aud Il - there still
-. IL - also true that he acted a. counsel Tor
lie ""lser -hiie he "a bcias ;nssstgat~i before
ths EeaI fuhhc Works ~ the c,ty q wa.h
in-tu- liz acted rr'ic.'i. naiiS ant tu,k b.. fee
&c be- .st,tess. Other taugr~-smeu. n,tnsctai.
- sei a. Espubhean.. -ha are .upIsusc,i g. Aa,r
brain. eueush g. be q any use g. Their cb~ut.
haze .sfsvi a. counsel IN athef eAse. .h~n thsy
coaii Do - ~itlout inteftsung -th their "a
gfts.i ma iuiss. but NJ uue ttoaght % tniins
itait sith iarw ~ 81 ipins. un'... i.s Iei.t al
-ets. rs. thes slshri g. 'uif.h 'h,ir rhsrarict-
a. tu fhe fAsc - ~erat.r t.uktur sd 49,
.aa.ei fhput tasasafs ts,.sus- t, u.-t h.s great
c..t t..s D. - t.- ~ .fs tentril Na
r-t e. iala d. tts 'ait sta TIE s.rerumeut
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sTErs' stII

vtirtrlir, f.t 81 ,r
O., '..ta. 2, 4rr-.s t.. t..-
n -; - :; ~, ~ 800 g
= arg ,,.riNtl.e eu .r.. ~
NO, 'as.'a - -. ..-.
AL mat LOT 80 skei 81 f-.utrs -
'h' ira .'i' q Eas'-' '',res .fia.is re-
uAns' q - ths late SOD. iafaaatst. aaf.te
f..ni 90 Esgrff Asstas = o. fssi 49, af.-1
i.saa' isrth shot fest ari contain 80
st.ut
oNE ANpoNF sINrtENru t.Er>
90 LANu
No. 2.
Tnt LOT Api"iNlNs l"T civ
e..t tr-utins -. fesi y ssr, Avenue. 100
depth q ahaui 1ve feet. Aui containing
1>E AtRE % LAND. MoKE nk Ik>>
No. 8.
THE Tor ADJOINING LOT ~ :. on iAs
eat. itoating 10, let n Rascr. t,cune 18Th
dsVih v about "a feet AMI containing
OR AcRF NNp EIGHr sQt ,RE FERrHrS
~ LAND. MORE Or LLSS
THE LOr ADJOINING lot ". :. On the
east. fronting las fee, N RogeFs Avenue. Nth
deffh 81 about ia ferf. Ant containing
OH ACRE AND TWELVE SVt ARR rECuES
of LAND, MORE OR LESS.
No. 3.
ALL THAT LOT oF GROUND situated at
the corner - Rogers Avenue and Grcen Spring
Avenue. fronting On Roger. Avenue twsniy nine
and two -,euihs perchc. abcat 49, feet. ani On
Green Spring Avenue Abou, 80 feet. aRd con
TEN ACRES AND TWENTY SQUARE PERCH.
~ OF LAND. MORE on LESS.
No. o.
ALL THAT Lot ADJOINING LOT NJ. 5.
the vest. fronting u.s. feet on Rogers avenue
9TH perpendicular depth % aROu, $40 feet, and
NINE An THREE QUARTER ACRES OF
LAND. MORE OR LESS.
AlLrmAr LOT 81 Hcs sRorxp .a,.inin. 10,
No. 9, on the west. aud situated At the northeast
corner q Roger, Avenue ton which IL fronts
ass feet and the Pimlieo Road, on which IL
fronts ssh feet. and contain,
NINE ACRES. ONE ROOD AND TWENTY
SQUARE PERcMES OF LAND,
MORE OR LESS.
ALL THAT LOT or GROUND fronting on
the south side Of Rogers Avenue. and on the west
side Of the Pimlieo Fair Grounds, and containing
about
TWELVE ACRES OF LAND.
on which the Mansion % the late Simon Park.
hurst. With Stable. Carriage House and all neess.
sary out buildings, Is situated. This property
has an sleva aud hsalthful situation, Is com
plete in all its appointments and IL one Of the
most desirable suburban residences In the vicinity
Of Baltimore.
THE TERMS OF SALE prescribed BY the de-
cree are-One third Cash. and the balance in
two equal payments at six aud twelve months
respectively, or all cash as the purchaser or
purchasers may elect The credit payments 10
bear interest and 20 be secured 20 the satisiae-
ton Of the Trustees.
GEORGE W. WARD,
MENnY sTocEIRIDsE. Trustees.
WILLIAM A. FISHER,
May ?e.-ts.
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Correspondence Boiiinore Coasiy UHi,a.
LETTER FROM BALTIMORE.
The Narragansett Disaster-Se Sensible Ex-
pressions- Ratification Meeting-Gar-
field and Arthur-The Democratic
Outlook Judgo Yeiiott's Opin-
ion on the New Law, etc



Of general and painful interest, which in this
community Is enlarged by the relation Of the
perilous experiences Of soEic Baltimoreans who
were passengers on the destroyed vessel The
most unfortunate surroundings Of the SORROW fgl
occurrence the want Of proper regulations. or
rather the disregard u them which prevailed for
the management of vessels during such fog as
existed the utter lack IL discipline among the
crew Of the sinking steamer. and the dcmoraliIa-
ton. through fear Of the hands on the one which
wrought her destruction. Whatever else may be
brought cut hereafter 60 the causes -. tho dis
ascr u seems plain already that the fog signals of
the Narrasansett we're infrcquently sounded that
the officers we're inefficient II not panic stricken.
and that the crews Of both vessels we're land.nirn
who dad not know how to managcthc boats after
they we're launched. aud that those ui the burning
and sinking beat we're N taken p".
session % by the hands Who. seeking TO sa,e
themssivcs. treated with the utmos, brutality No
men and men. appealing for help, and lett them
60 perish. on both vessels. II the reports are true
that printed, the life boat. werr out Il order
and could With difficulty ~ gotten 81 the oars
we're ia out Of the way places the hic ptcserscr-
deficient IN numbers. and many. some say most 81
them. cut oi order Ani useless. Amid all the
terror Il cOsariiec. the craven Tea. Il personal
HARM there shine cat, a. y always found at such
times. somc conspicuous example. Il lofts rour-
age aud seii sarttuctng humanity. shich show
that man j. not sisass selssh nor heatticss 4" his
telious. The hevvism - a irw. during that iis
nal night. giNss material Tor a poets zen. far
tanately the night thoush a foggy one Was quiet
anI IN. ..,., .,n.sth ',h.r.i.. a.. ma, -, ,,ll
~iai sht have been the io.. = lii~ uf the
culpahtitis % The eerfufafiau uitth r,gtr.sss.
- teckiess e the .sisiy &c ths bauir,i. ..u.uat
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pfaicr ssents aui lnAirst aatr ptetarat a.. r.4li
invite .arl de.tfu-tiat 81 holman fi,v. language
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re- The National Grccnback convention which
met in Chicago last week. nominated James u.
Weaver. Of Iowa. for President, and c. J. Cham
bers, Of Texas, for Vice President.
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Law once of n. R. soarman. To~.oaiown.
Is THE MATTER 81 TmE TRUST ESTATE
4 az WILLIAM a ~ arEINs -.

rs THE MATTER o i TmE TRUST ESTATE
l or WILLIAM H. wATKINs-h ia C.r.
c"n Court for Bah,@afs cosaiy-h EY"iiy.
ORDERED b. the Circuit Court for Baltimore
county this 18th day loi June. so. that the sale
made aud reported % Robert il. Boarnan, Tru.
tee Tor the sale Of th,; property mentioned in the
proceeding IN the Above entitled cause, be ratif
Ell and confnneH unless cause To the contrary
thereof hc sh"wg, ps b.Jors ne I2ih day of Jaiy
lsso Pro'ided(a copy e this orler BE- inserted
10 some na~spfPe printed IN baltimore county,
Once IN each - three sucee.sive weeks before the
l2ih lay Il Yuiy. 1870. The report state, the
amount u .slss T. be <7.l5o.00
WILLIAM 81. ISAAC, CLERK.
True Copy Test
June 10 ~ WILLIAM ~ ISAAC. Clerk.