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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-02-14

Church Collections for Germany.-rn

Church Collections for Germany.--fn
Howard. GERMAN Evangelical church. 18th dis
ttici. On sunday last. sitter = sermon by the pas
tor. Rev. &. Ieitner. a collection Was taken W for
the sufferers e ~chlesien. Germany, which amount
ell e. s2i.yO. Ia -. Michael church. on the
Bclair road. collection wa, taken VI on the same
day Tor the same object. realizing si2, and at
Magnolia. Hartford county. S'.3S-to,al $3.50.
This sum has since been handed over 90 Mr.. Geo.
A. Won Lingen. Herman Consul At Baltimore, by
the treasurer. Mr.. Henry Nols.
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Fares Reduced.-The Catonsvillc Railway
Company has made q general reduction Of fares
along tho entire line u road. commencing with
Monday last, the reductions being about twenty
Eve per cent. on the old rates. An extra car has
also been placed on the line 20 aud from Loudon
Park and Livingston Ut $50 aud Z A. ".
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THREE HOUSES At PRIVATE
SAI.E IN TOWSONTOWN.

The undersigned offer. ut private sale ~
80 THREE NEW FRAME HOUSES s
X. in TowsOntOwn. each containing
rooms. located on Joppa road. near 81. l.. Parson-
age a pump at the door Of each house. I've u
the house, are nov occupied By good tenants. viii
b" sold separately or together. Apply a, this Of
fee or 10 JOHN BURNS.
Carpenter and Builder, Tow'on,own.
Feb. I'm.
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rour Deaths in two Months.-on +,

Four Deaths In two Months.-on the 18th
Of November 1879. after three days Of itense .uf-
ferihs. Rachel Emma, youngest daughter of Mr..
John ID. Bel,. of the 9Th district. died Of chronic
December lst. near White Hall. Fannie. wife Of
John q. Belt. and on the day Of her funeral, Dec.
Sd. Joshua Belt died very suddenly. near PhGnix.
in the 18th year Of his age. and on January 18th,
1850, after brief illness Of pneumonia. Mary A..
wife Of Dorsey q. Osborn, aged CO years. 10
months and 10 days Three 81 the deceased were
buried ut Dover church. Rev. T.. Richardson Off
ea,ing Thus in tho short space Of two months
grandmother. brother. sister Ia. law and grand
daughter Merc consignel 90 the tomb.
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ATTENTION FARMERS!
Save Money by Insuring your Prop.
erty I'm the
Agricultural Fire Insurance Conpv
OF WATERFOWL. Y. y.
.i..cs january i.t. 1873. sLoSs. 1900.


.fsscs january fa. IS.S.$f.O5S.f5f.O0.
INllE attention co.: farmers /. directed - the great
i advantage, in the way 4 Fire Insurance. 81
fcrci hy the above Company.
IL. assets amount g. over $1,000. zoe. 20 that
fAilarc i absolutely impossible.
/; insuTes nothing hu; Dwellings and Farm
Property. rejecting all risky property. such az
manufacturing Or mercantile establishments.
Il no, only pays for all losses by IRE. but for
lanage. done y Lightning. whether Sire ensass or
not.
Il also pays for Lire Sioek killed BY lightning
anywhere on the farm. The latter feature will
commend this Company to the farming community.
The terms on which property i. insured are as
favorable As those of any other Company in this
country.
4 large number of prominent and well-known
persons have already a,ics;ci their confidence in
ihi. Company by insurin: their property therein.
anil Whose names will be furnished on application
g. us
For further particulars. rates. A.. call ON or
address. II. l.. BOWEN. Agent.
Towson;own. Baltimore county. Nd.
Jan. 2G.-iy.
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YORK ROAD RAILWAY.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
$500

SH@X%sfExsTx1E
On and after Monday. Dec. 18th. 1879. leave
Baltimore aui Holiday streets a. :Ilows:
BALTIMORE To wAvERLY.
A; $50. AMI 80 4. ". Every fifteen minutes
from 80 g. 1890 :. ". every thirty minute.
from 1890 4. ". . 2.30 =. NJ every sf;een min
ute, from $50 p " 90 80 ?. ": At9.3o. 1890 and
1870 T. ".
WAvEELT TO BALTIMORE.
AtG.eo All SO =. ~ Every ff;ecn minutes
from f.5u g. $50 4. "; every thirty minutes from
$50 \. 81 . l.jo Z. "; every sf;ecn minute.
froa l.to T. ". = $50 7. NJ: a; go. $50. g.5U
ami lo.jO =. ".
BALTIMORE TO GovASSTowS.
Every half hour from $50 AN. 10 so ?. NJ. AMI
o; ..ac. lo.Su ami ll.3O 7. ".
GovANSTOwN To BALTIMORE.
Every half hour from s 4. ". 20 $50 p. NJ, Arl
a; ..a0 All 1880 7. ".
BALTIMORE TO TowSoNTOwN.
At half pas; each hour from $50 A. ". 30 $50
7. ~, and a; 1889 and il.30 7. NJ
T0wSoNTowS To BALTIMORE.
Each hour from 8 \. NJ TO 10 2. ".
To Western Maryland depot. fare cents.
t. Gresnmouni Cemetery. fare cents.
T. Charles street Avenue. BY Cars on North
Avenue. connecting with Hampdea, Park Avenue
ani City Cars. fare cea;s.
March s2.s9.-iy.
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List OF Letters remaining In the postofhee .,
ToSsontown for the week snding Feb. 9Th. will
be sent 10 the Dead Letter 0fics March 9Th. 1850,
if not claimed: Lewis Gettier, II. enly, Joseph
IIoskins, Jno. Imwald, Thomas II. Kelly, Mr..
Manly, Solomon veney, spO, Wright. col.
SARAH fEAsr, p. NJ.
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OONvEYANCING,
u ny WM. GALLOWAY,

Deeds, Mortgages. Bills Of Sale and Wills neat.
~ prepared on reasonable terms. Searches made.
Money 10 Loan on mortgage, In sums TO suit.
--oFFIcE AND REsIpEscE:-
Nearly oppo. Brick NJ. L. Church, TOwsOntOvn.
Sept. 2S.--6m.
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18th District Items. We copy the following
items FROM the Fork Meeting House eorrcspon-
dcnee Of the ielair .fyis:
On last Tuesday morning the saw aud turning
mill of Jesse Clayton. situated on the sweat House
branch. was consumed by FIRE. supposed to have
caught from tho FIRE place u was partly insured
in New York company.
Dennis Carter has sold his farm. situated on the
road leading from this place 10 the head Of Long
Grocn Valley and containing 20 acres. for 81, 900
Thomas u. Gorsuch has sold his western farm 10
William Chapman, Of kingsvillc, this district.
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Insane Man.--An insane man, supposed to Be
about so years Of age. and who says his name Is
Joseph Burton. and that he 10 from Delaware.
made bis appearance in Towsontown Thursday
night and created some excitement by his antics.
lie was lodged In Jail by officer Brown. Il !.
thought the man belongs 20 Baltimore county.
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Spring Poots.

Spring Poets
Now soon will all nature,
In gayest attire,
Walk forth in the sunlight
To greet the spring Tyre.
And the sweet little clfs
Will tune up their lutes,
To give a grand welcome
To the myriad galoois
who think they can write poetry,
but who don't know . hexametef
from horsc-elipping machine.
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Sebastian Brown, Attorney at Law, S. 81.
Paul ST., Baltimore.
A LBAN GILPIN US. WILLIAM 7. MccAu
~ LEY AND MARY l. McCAI'LEY an "a

A LBAN GILPIN US. WILLIAM I. mccall
"A LEY AND MARY l.. MccAULEY, ~ The
Circuit Court for baltimore conniy--in Eqniiy.
ORDERED by the Circuit Court for Baltimore
county, this 9Th day Of February, 1850, that the
sale made and reported by Alban Gilpin, Mort
gagee, Of the property mentioned in the proceed
ings in the above entitled cause be ratified and
confirmed, unless cause to the contrary thereof be
shown, on or before the Firsi day of March. 1850,
provided n copy of this order be inserted in some
newspaper printed in Baltimore county once in
each Of three successive weeks before the fret day
Of March, 1850. The report state. tbs amount Of
WILLIAM ". ISAAC, Clerk.
True copy-Tet:
WILLIAM NJ. ISAAC, Clerk.
Feb. 1T.
rI'HIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, Tha, the sub
i scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
fss baltimore county, le;tert ;es,men'sry on.the
estate Of
SAMUEL W. COLE,
late Of said county. deceased. All persons having
claims against the said estate are hereby warned
20 cxhibi; the zane. with the vouchers thereof 10
the subscriber,
on or Jejore The ih day If August. 1850;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Those indebted 10 said es-
tate are requested 10 make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 9Th day of February,
lssO. GEORGE Il. II. COLE,
Feb. 1.-it) Executor.
rJ'nIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE. Tha, the sub.
i scriters have obtained from the Orphans
Court for Baltimore county letters Of s4ninistra
ton on the estate of
LEVI A. SLADE,
late pf said county deceased All persons having
claims against the said estate are hereby warned
% exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof. 10
the subsc'ibcrs
on or l,f,r, tie 2Qh day If July. 1850;
they may aiAerw.e by law be excluded from all
benefit q saii estate. Those indebted 20 said IS.
tate are fogue .;eI 20 make immediate payment
Given under sal hands this 2O;h day q January,
l-so. ELIZABETH 4. SLADE,
ALFRED II. SLADE.
Jan. 2i-tI. Adininistra;ors.
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A BARGAIN....FoR SALE, CHEAP,
N TWO MARBLE PULPITS, but little used
Apply At CHAS. 4. EliMAN'S
Marble Works, High ST., near Gay,
Feb. It'll Baltimore, Nd.
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Foot Badly Cut.-John T.. Shock. Of this
place. who for two three weeks past has been
employed in putting up the new telegraph line
along the Belair road, met with quite a serious
accident on Friday, 9th inst. lie was engaged
in heuing when the axe glanced 81 and entered
the great toe of his left foot. cutting Il open and
making very ugly wound. lie was brought 10
bis home on Saturday and will be confined to the
house for several weeks.
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a Reminlscence OF tho war Burning Of

A "Reminiscences o! tho War Burning OF
Gov. Bradford's Mansion.-The circumstan-
ccs of the burning 81 COY. Bradford. mansion in
1901. by order Of ten Bradley r. johnson. j. thus
told by tho General himself in the Philadelphia
Weakly THie..
II was occupied several hour. a; Cockeysyile.
and while there Dispatched faithful friend into
Baltimore Co ascertain the conditions Of the troops
AMI forces bic for the defense Of Washington
Early had defeated Wallace at Monocacy the DAY
before AMI knew he was going 90 rush into the
Capital liz practicable. After getting an agreeable
lr.ch At liayheli. the seat Of John Merrynan.
Esq, left two Young gentlemen there TO get the
report from my Baltimore scout and bring IL to me
a. soon a possible. The charming society. the
lovely girls. the balmy July air and the luxuriant
verduc Il iiayhci. all combined 60 make the scene
enchanting TO soldiers who had been for months
campaigning in the battle Scared plains AMI val
leys Of Virginia. From there moved across the
Green Spring valley. in baltimore county. and
As!ug near the country residence Of the then gov
eInOr q Mary land Augustus ". bradford. Esq.
i detailed l.icutenan, blackstone. Of the MARI
land calvary. O. burn IL. in retaliation for the burn
in: oi the home 81 inScrnor Letchsr, Of Virginia.
which hal been destroyed by General Hunter. at
Lexington. under circumstance of peculiar bru.
tahty. ! hiyouacci that light a; The Caves. the
place Il John Carroll. Esq. AZ midnight fccciy-
81 message from the two cpaEicrs loft NJ layfell
from the gentleman whom had seni into ialii-
more. lie informed mo That AL the available
transportation Of the Baltimore ami ohio railroad
was concentrated n; Locust Point tina, the Nine.
tcenih corps Of Granis army, under ten Emory.
and part Of the sixth corps were in transports In
the stream waiting for the arrival II ten Emory
g. discmbark and move 90 Washington. atoncr
sent this information TO Gcneral Early by officer
and escort and novel on. Passing OWING Mill'
carley in the morning came across Painter 3
ice.crsAm establishment which had large supply
Of that luxury for the baltimore market. A. "a
tons were sca-ce AMI issued with great irregular.
ity. the ec-crcam was cun6scated aud issued 20
the troops--many Of whom had never seen any
thing like il. The moun;ainccrs thought the
beer nice but too cold. they put 1t in their
canteens 60 melt
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OLDrIELD's ExCELsIORPUMP.

TIME undersigned has now on hand about 1000
l. feet ofchoiee White Oak Pump Stock which has
bceni n spring water u sufficient length Of time 10
free Il from sap. Any Pump constructed Of this
stock IL guaranteed not TO give unpleasanttaste
10 tho water. 1Iisafrangcmcnts for preparing Pump
Stock in the above manner are most ample and
complete. and he will always be prepared to put
up the EXCELSIOR PUMP at short notice.
Always ON hand all kinds Of Pump Fixtures Of
the very best quality, including Lcathered Buckets
for Old Pumps. which can be furnished on demand.
Common Wooden Pumps made on the premises
where they are to DO placed. when desired.
All Pumps constructed by the subscriber arc
warranted for ono year. After the first year they
will be kept in order by him ten years, for the
moderate sum Of Sl.0O per year.
co-J the Erccisior PsHp shoHid not gire sat
sacfioR Il ,rN BE- remored and The Hoasy Refunded.
Refers by permission to r. II. Boarman, Esq,
TowsontOwn. Orders BY mail, or In person, at
tended 20 promptly.
WILLIAM 0LDFIELD, Pump Maker,
Je.2l.-iy.sl Fountain Green, Hartford Co., Nd.
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Card OF Thanks desire TO return. on be-
half Of the prisoner. in the Jail gemenis
for donations of books. magazines and papers TO
Mrs. Vim. Fell johnson. Mrs. VIM. ATnall. Mrs.
J. Piper. Mrs. J. L. Wright. Mai. John I. icllo,t.
Mr.. Jos. u. Mitchell ami Mr.. John sharplcy :
also 10 the editors Of the ISioN. JanrHai and
Hsrad for copy each week Of their valuable
papers for ono year free. Many of the books are
hrsi-cs's and in good condition and the maya
zines and religious papers compFize all the publ
cations q the day The novels are Of an excellent
order AMI there are quite number Of them.
Shelvri have been put up. the books cataloguci.
rules drawn up FOR the government of the library
aud capable librarian appointed from the pr.-
oners. pledged 20 the Of all matter entrusted
10 him. II is to be hoped that the in;ercs; IN this
charity may continue and thereby secure the
materials of religion. and moral instruction and
entertainment 20 n class Of unfortunatcs at present
deplorably deficient in this respect.
DR. J. pirEn
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st. johns Mission.-serviees ON Sunday
evening, Feb. 18th, at "A O'Clock. Preaching By
Rev. d. Y. Benson, Of TousontOwn.
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Property sales.-Jame. ". owipr.. auction

Property Sales.-James W. Owings. auction
Ger, sold at the Court House door, ON Tuesday.
for Thomas J. Hunter. Esq, Trustee, about ~
acres of land in the 9th district. y miles south
ives, OF New Freedom. improved by n stone house
and necessary outbuildings; purchased by sam'i
X. Boyer for $3.50.
WIN. p. Wharton. ESQ, attorney, sold on the
premises, on Monday, under n mortgage from
Herman Brackmann to Albert T. Love. two lots
of ground at Coeksysvie. SO feet front and $50
feet deep, improved by n small dwelling; pur-
chased BY Joshua i. coekey, Jr., for $500.
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S40,000.nsS aS a.ss At aS1 n ran
In sums to suit. city or county. Some very de-
sirable city property In exchange for farms, and
houses rented or cold and rents and collections Of
all kinds promptly made and returned BY
SHEPARD q. MILLER,
Late Of MILLER a wBEMS), Real Estate. Loan
and Collection Agency, IS Lexington St. near
Charles, Baltimore, Nd. an.3i.-ims.
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Hall Dedicated The new hall for tho use Of
the Young Mems Christian Association Of Wood
berry aud Mount Vernon. aud located near tho
now Mount Vernon VI. T.. church. was dedicated
on Sunday last. Mr.. Henry =. Adams. general
secretary 81 the association in baltimore. conducted
the opening exercises. Addresses were made by
Rev. II. T.. Johnson. Il Chatsworih Independent
Methodist church, Rev. Mr.. Fox. pastor of the
Presbyterian chu'ch, liampdcn. and Dr. J. Carey
Thomas. Of Baltimore. The singing was by choir.
from the ncishhorins churches. lei by Messrs. r.
u. Cole AMI !. ". Bone with Prof. Harry Sanders.
"rganis,. The hall i ~ by 20 feet. and contains
80 chairs IL j. neat room. and tastefuily fitted
~. The association has membership ofS5, with
Rev. g. 7. Belt, PRECEDENT. There IL also an asso-
cintinn " lnlie..
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BALTIMORE PRICE CURRENT
CORRECTED WEEKLY
B. T. Nd { n s o n,

FLOUR. FEED OF ALL KINDS. FERTILI.
ZERS. SEEDS. PRODUCE. 1c.
l26 North High ~. baltimore.
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List OF Letters remaining uneallci for in the
Waveriy J.. -. for month ending Feb. 10th. lssp (:
Miss Ella Ashley. Miss Joanna Brupk.. William
Boggs.:; ". otterbcin Cooinbs. NJ. H.: WIN. Cox.
MIR. T.. J. Coffin. :. J. Cook. Mrs. Mary CLARK.
Geo. VIM. lee Carter. Miss Cummins. y. Il. Dor
sey. Michael Butler. Thos. Foster, Vim. Fowler.
Luther Gibson. u. II. Hall. Miss J. johnson. Mics
". u. Land. Jas. Lyston, Robt. Maxwell. Mr..
Herman Miller. Miss l.. Mccullough, Tho.. =.
Mullen. Miss Ella Reay, Julius Raborg. Mr..
Simmes, Mrs. Nellie simpson. Mrs. J. Vaughan,
foreign; Mrs. Ruth, care NJ. Annie Burnley.
S.A. RoNxAlI T. NJ
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Suit for q baiance.-The case Of bernard
Sombsr against George II. Carmau, William n.
birch and John wetherstins. examiners of streets.
&C.. removed from Baltimore county. action 90 re.
cover balance % s5s9.Ts alleged 10 be due plain
TN for grading Eleventh street from Eastern aven.
ne 10 Monument street. was tried In Baltimore
Court 81 Common Pleas this week. The defence
eonisnded that the grading not done In q
manner satisfactory 10 the examiner, or according
10 the specifications Of the contract, at thirteen
esnts per square yard. The examiners after the
plaintiff had claimed that the work was done ad-
Ssrtissd for proposals.. and had the whole done
over AZ fourteen cents per square yard. The Jury
rsndered . verdict for the defendants, Carman
and others.
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from brookianuvillo, eth District.-Ogs-
Ter SHPPer-irs-SaTpris Party. de.-The ladies
81 Sater's Baptist church will hold an oyster SUP.
per and fair Al the church. on Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings, Feb. 10th. 18th and sth.
Tho proceeds will 30 towards paying the ministers
salary. All are cordially invited. IL you canno,
attend personally. send your pocket book by
friend with directions distribute It's contents TO
the best advantage. This will partly overcome
the disappointment oecasionsd BY your absence.
Those who have leo houses are now filling them
rs fast a. possible. Some have secured ice Eve
inches thick while others have % be content with
!, two inches, the average being about four inches
thick.
With regard 60 the proposition Of "0bscrver."
in last weeks USioS, would say fiat some future
time such nm entertainment as he describes should
take place. Il would be advisable for the editors 70
provide eli-ventilatcd building, so that the
gas" could not accumulate. Thus might be pre-
vented similar cais'trophy to that which hap
pened at Miidletown.
On Monday night last n large party Of friends
visited Mr.. Edgar Bryan, Of this place. They
were fAom baltimore aud came with "coach aud
four" bringing a band Of music with them. The
evening was very pleasantly spent with dancing,
dc. Owing 10 the had roads the party was little
late In arriving but they fully made up for tho
lack Of time By their increased gaisty aud fun.
kSARP.
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Baltimore and Delta Ruilroad.-A m
Fatal Railroad Accident. -

uSHI fsHEtIOhu ACCIuCIIts II HlHH HHHINI
VI. Bissinger. living in Wooiherry. was struck by
a car at the Western Maryland u. Il. depot. in
Baltimore. on Thursday night oflas, week and had
his head bruised and the left shoulder broken. be-
sides receiving internal injuries. lilo was taken
90 the City Hospital and died tho next morning <.
Dr. Walker. coroner, summoned jury Of inquest.
who returned verdict "that he was killed by be
ing accidentally run over by u car at tho Western
Maryland railroad depot. lliilen street. and that
the employees of the company were not in any way
blamabe.' Bissinger was a working man, and
leaves \ wife and seVon children.
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4 New Cemetery. ! dee from Druid Park
a., ;hts Company 9 Druid Heights Cemetery
'rl anv OF a u;norc city has been lett for record
10 o." clerk. ".tr" 10 T.WsoutoNn. The deed
uy,y' the lot o.! ground along the centre Of Park
Height. avenue 2.aur feet. to the centre Of the
I"i.ter.i0wu turnpike. aul 20 the centre of v God
berry Jane. Tie confederation j. nominal one
being =. The cemetery company, which has been
regularly incorporated. PROPOSE. il j. stated. 90
ic.iu ~ once the wots oi converting the ground
in question. covering upwari' Il 80 acres. into a
cemetery. the entrance {, which will be- immc-
dia'oiy opposite whore Green Spring Avenue
cane. out 81 the park.
The eorpofators Il this company Joseph
freitcnwall AMI Moses Ocitinscr. II baltimore.
aud John u. >auerhcr:. Alfred j. lmau and Lit.
Teton =. u. Newman. of Baltimore county. The
object 81 the corporation ' 90 establish cemetery
near Druid Hill Park The capital J.. S25O0OO.
in 1000 share. e.: 100 each. The directors are
the incorporates natrei and WA. !. Hooper.
Tic bin lately introduced into the State Senate
by senator t"riuau amend. tho section Of che
general iac'rp. ration act rotating o. cemetery
cpupnuie, b" a' - restrain ANY company inc1r-
Ioratc under hr urns i..pns o.! that at fToin e..
;alh.hin: q Genet ~ wiiha five hun irei yards
e.: bful Hi Par. and alsr prohibits the passage
o.! itur'a'- thfnu-1 tic para. cNccp; with tho
written !'.;Ht.'i { tie pas. c.iatui- 'iaacrs.
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Pleasant Social Gathering. a,

''t1"tEIIN s'VtsI1' '1ttsVI me " wy I'IVHs
ant s1riai gathering took place ~ Ritter Govans
town Hotel. on the evening Of the ith inst. com
posed It Young laic. aud gentlemen from the city
aui county. hancin: va. the principal feature
81 the evening. music being furnished by thfoo
instrumcni.. \ lti,c after J. o'clock supper
'a'tcn up IN Ritter. best s;ylc-wa. .crvei after
dj.rp.ing or which dancing was resumed and con
timed uni! g. y. q LEE affair Wa. gotten up
by ics.rs. hll'r' and Gu.. uokcl, Phil. llaycy,
John SLehan. Wm. l.. Gallagher and others.
Among thc iaie. FROM the city were the Mise,
Sullivan, MIs'cs AuUt. MISC Maxwell. Misses
Welsh. Mi. Hvrns. Mis, CoWan. Miss Ha,cy.
Mis- Smith. Miss Mcguire and others. and from
the county tlr vi .r- Bokcl. Mrs gallagher.
Mi.- Gn.nc'!. Mis- Hamilton. and others The
affair was a most pleasant one throughout, and was
highly enjoyed hy all present.