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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-11-12
Denih of nm ola British Tar.

London Truth,
We have to record the dcnth, nj
Montrosc, on Oct |, ot Coull the old
tar who stccrcd the shannon into the
memorable action with the Chcs-
pcnkc, on Boston harbor, on the LIST of
June, 1871 James Coull wns born i'm
the fishing village of Fcrrydeu, near
Montrose, on the lth of january, 1856,
S. chat hc WAS in his Goth yca. ON
account Of tie death If his father and
the poverty of his mother, James start.
ed life rs a cnhin-hoN in ono of the
local vessels at the early age of q years.
He wns afterward indcntHcd TX nm al.
prentice ii the brig Concord Of Mont
rose, in the year el lSOl, and while Il.
ing III Copenhagen wus pressed for the
navy the same year. James WINS scnt
Oh board tho Ccntnur, seventy -four
guns, commanded 10y Capt Broughtou,
IN which vessel he first stw active serv.
ice, having been ~ the bomhnrdmcnt
of Copenhagen on the I'd of April,
1901. After the treaty of Amicns,
James received his discharge, and was
sent on bonrd his old ship to finish his
apprenticeship, which hc completed,
and then sailed IA Nh A =. in nnoth-
er local vessel. When lying att tho More
III this ship ne was again pressed for
the navy, and again sent on board
the Gcntaur, where hc was shortly
aftcrward appointed assistant quarter
master, and was present iii this vessel
al the battle Of gruralgar, on the 2lst
Of October, 1906 From this time on
ward be was retained IN the service,
and ~ The time he WAS ~ WA cir
cumnayigator Ills most notable en-.
gagemcnt was the tusscl 81 tie Shan
non with tile Chesapeake of Boston
harhor, oil the 1T If June, 1913, which
only lasted fifteen minutes from the
firing of the first gun IL the running
up Of The union pack oyer the stars
and stripes. Coull, then being petty
officer and volunteer from the Ac-
iWon, had the honor Of steering tile
shannon into action, and while doing
70 he received i muskct-ball III his left
wrist, which traycrscd liz arm and
came ont Ill the elbow. COull, how
ever stuck @ his post, and after the
vessels hnd got entanglcd ~ the Shan.
mons anchor catching hold Of the Ches-
apeakc, he formed one Of tie boarding
party led ~ Capt, Broke, receiving i
severe scalp wound while scrambling
On board The scalp wound was
quickly patched up, but owing 10 the
bullet wound Conll was invalid il
1911 and finally the arm was taken oil
ii the elbo@ il 1916 Coull was then
discharged On 4 pension Of &c per
annum, which Mas augmented some II
years ago by Gl3 IT,, - that he had
been pensioner for the unusually
long period of Hxty.six years. AT.
though thus disabled, lie sailed for
twenty years ia cook n the whalers
belonging 70 the port of Montrosc. be-
sides acting ia the Sane capacity for
fourteen voyages across the Atlantic III
sailing vessels
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-11-12

has i clear head. she viii man.
age very we'll by the way,
Size has suggested to ME that
YOUR wi(e should send over the
Cleveland silver, and MI other house
hold property belonging ~ your moth
cr before her marriage.
When William and his wife went
out st the gate he seemed to have
Shruuk into SWallcr and older MANI
The la>twor,lS heard from him were
"}etS It. all your fault" in 4 fierce
bitterness
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-12-18
DEATHS.
Death. Frse--- Trib.,es. &c.. 10 cts. a Lin.

CASSARD.-At beaumont" Sunday afternoon.
l2ih inst. Mary D.. wife Of Hamilton cassarI.
BACON.-ln Baltimore. on 18th inst, after a
short illness, Josiah Winfield, infant son Of An.
ME aud J. Edward Bacon.
BALDWlN.-On 18th inst, Mrs. Eliza Baldwin,
In list year Of her age.
DOBsON.-Dec. 9th, at Chase's. Dalto. county,
Angelina L. DObson. wife Of the la,o Thomas
II. Dobson.
JAMES0N.-0n ltth inst. Z. Charlotte Jameson.
IN 10th year Of her age, widow Of Col. Thomas
Jameson, Of York. Pa, and mother in-law Of
Geo. II. Carman, Eco.
sTIFFLER.-Near Parkton, Dec. 18th, Albert
Bombay, youngest child aud only son Of A. II.
and Lizzie A. Stinicr, aged year, , months aud
10 days.
cuRRY.-Near Shane p. o.. On 18th inst. Eliza.
wife Of kcan Curry. aged 90 years, > months
and days.
Ahliciien sore long time she bore,
Physicians were in vain:
Till God In his mercy looked down,
And eased her Of her pain.
bear mother must We give thee up.
You whom we Lowell 80 we'll,
How We drink the bitter cup,
And say u last farewell.
Children. am done with care and snrsnw.
Now in gadcicss fields I'll roam:
Cease your weeping. weary children.
AIN only going home. Sc X.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-12-18

Ess-A range In the kitchen Of Mr.. Henry
seh~ab' 26i Lexington street, baltimore. exploded
on Saturday morning last, caused by the freezing
Of the pipes which supplied the boiler with water.
Mrs. sehwab and her little daughter. two years Of
age, were in the kitchen at the time and both were
horribly sealded aud burned, the child living only
few hours. Mrs. sehwab's injuries arc not fatal.
This was the second accident, Of the kind which
occurred In Baltimore within week, but the Gr,t
was not attended with any serious results.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-12-18

Ssc- The past forty years have witnessed a
prodigious growth in American farming. In 1870
our grain product was six hundred and fifteen
million bushels, ten years later il had risen TO
eight hundred and ;wo millions ten years later
still to billion and two hundred AMI thirty eli sht
millions; ten years later yet to n billion and
three hundred and eishty-seven millions, and
nine years later, or last year, to two billions four
hundred and thir'y-One millions. These annual
cereal products have risen from value Of four
billion dollars in 1850 to one ofeleven billion dol
lars In ls7o, and probably to one Of fifteen bill.
lions or more In this past year, 1850; and the
surplus, after paying wages and expenses. was
over two billion dollars in Is7O, and psrhap,
three billions In 1850.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-12-18

E8-The very elegant brown-stone front resi-
dsnes Of Mr.. chas. d. Fisher, IS6 N. Charles q.
Baltimore, took Gre from defective Cue q, an
early hour on Sunday morning las. and was al
most entirely destroyed, together with much Of
the valuable furniture. pictures. &C., causing q
loss Of between ffty and sixty thousand dollars
Mrs. Fisher was awakened about half past three
o'clock By the actions Of . small Scotch terrier
dog, whose apparent nervousness Indicated tina,
somstiing unusual was going on. Mr.. Fisher,
thinking burglars were in the house. got mp. Load
cd bis pistol and then opened the door leadin E
into the hall, when to his horror he found the
stairway In flames. lie made haste 20 re, his
wife and children out Of tho house By the back
stairway and then aroused the servants, some Of
whom slept in the fourth story. But one Of these
came down, the other two--a eolored woman
named Mary Tasker, and . eolored boy named
Harry Diggs-being afraid to make the effort on
account Of the dense smoke which alled the house.
They rushed 10 the windows and ths,anainr
the fact that they we're told to wait until the
arrival Of the hremen, jumped out. The woman
received injuries which caused Der death In n few
hours and the boy was 90 badly hurt that he
has since died. Nearly half an hour elap.ed
from The time Of the arst alarm until the arrival
OF the IRE department.. n u had not been for
this delay, which has not ys, been satisfactorily
explained, the damage would not have been near
20 great and the loss Of life would have been pr,-
vsnssd. This house. which vas one Of the iarres,
and hnsst In the city, vas buit By the late Col J.
strisker jenkins at = cost Of sso.ooo. Mr.. Fisher
purchased Il aboat three months ago for sss. 600.
and had seuiy furnished il throughout. His loss
is fully covered By insurance.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-12-18
Miscellaneous.
siinsiuff g. slingluff, Solicitors.
MORTGAGEE's SALE
VALUABLE FARM, IL THE TWELFTH
Election DISTRICT, BALTIMORE
COUNTY.

by virtue Of the power contained in n Mort
gage from August Gals and wife 90 John Fitch,
dated June 18th. lSG5, aud recorded among 81,
~ the Mortgage Records Of Baltimore sssEsA
EsA county, in Libcr J. II. L., No. 90, -
folio -. &C., the undersigned, Mortgaeec will
oHer Tor sale at public auction, on the premises,
q" Wednesday, 22d day If DscenJsr, 4. II. 1850,
at ~ o'clock NJ,
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND.
situate In 18th district Of Baltimore county, and
more particularly described by me,cs and bounds,
- follows:
beginning for the same at u stake now planted
on the seventh line Of the whole lot No. u.s. Of the
Nottingham Company's land aud running thence
south threc.quartcrs Of a degree east my -one
and sixteenth perches 10 n stake now planted on
the south side of the mill race Mt the distance Of
ono and two-tcnths pcrches from the water In said
race thence south seventy and three. fouI,hs
PcEchcs east four and six -tcnths perches, south
seventy nine degrees east eleven and nine tcnths
pcrches 20 stake, south hfy. aud one quarter
degrees east twelve and three .tcnths perches 10 a
stake, south eighty two and half degrees east
nineteen and four-tenths perches u a stake north
hity-seven and threc-quarter degrees east twelve
aud threc-tenths pcrchcs to u stake planted south
torty-seven and half degrees thirty nine feet
from the southeast corner oi a one. story frame
house; thence north forty-eight degrees east
eighteen and half perchcs 20 n stake standing
near the south side Of tho tail where IL emp
ties into the White Marsh Run thence north two
aud half degrees west thirty seven and four
tenths Pcrches to a stake planted on the eighth
line Of the whole lot No. is; thence running with
and bounding on the eighth line ruversely north
hity-stx and three-quarters degrees west thirteen
and seven-tenths pcrehes TO old marked tree
supposed TO stand at the end Of the seventh line
the said whole lot No. Is; thence reversing
said seventh line and bounding thereon TO the
place Of beginning. containing
TWENTY-FIVE ACRES OF LAND.
Improvements consist IL a GOOD BARN. fruit
aud running strcatn which has been heretofore
used n mill power.
TERMS OF SALE-CASH.
JOHN FITCH. Mortgage.
SL1NGLUFF & SLINdLUFF. Solicitors
" W. SMITH. Aurtionccr.
Nov. ?5.-ts.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-12-18

ES-Mr Joseph $. cOrnman, late Of the carlisl,
(Pa.l Mirror, has. in connection with his brother
commenced the publication Of new Independent
twen'y-eight column paper at Manchester. Car.
roll county, called the AaHeies,er Eaierpri.s.
The hr'i copy of the new paper, now before Us,
presents an attractive aud business.like appear.
anee' and VIC have no, the slightest doubt bu,
that the Messrs. cOrnman viii make success o.
their undertaking. They have our best wishe.
20 that end.
new monthly paper, called the !Seniaar;as,
has just been issued in the interest Of Luthervis
Female Seminary, the editors being Misses Maggie
ii. Reese and Ella RhOne. II is very neatly got
ten up and contains much interesting matter. well
worth the price Of sabscription-75 cts. per year.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-12-18
MARRIAGES.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o, 1850. at homo
Of Mr.. =. q. Zouck, Glen Morris, by Rev. c.
Lcpley, Mr.. G. q. FrantE and Miss C;eorgie
Myers, all Of Rcisterstown, Nd.
LEE-JARRETT.-Thur Sept. Q, 1850, by
Rev. q. ID. Penepaekcr, VIM. A. Lee and Miss
Emma W. Jarrett, both OF Towsoniown, Md.
wILSON-PALMER.-N 9th, ut residence
Of the officiating minister, by Rev. Jacob Sham.
berger, Henry W. Wilson 20 Miss Josephino
Palmer, all Of BALTIC. county.
MISUNDERSTANDING IS, BY
Rev. II. Z. Johnson, Harry Li,singcr 90 Sallio
Il. Willinghan, both Of BALTIC. county.
WILLIAMS-MANFIELD 18th inst. by
Rev. q. w. Fcelemyer, Jcter Williams 20 Ella
Maxheld, ail Of BALTIC. county.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-12-18
NOTICE TO COMPETITORS
~ ~ tn.
PROPOSITION OF Mn. n. WI RAIsiy

The undersigned. committee appointed by the
Agricultural Society of baltimore county, desire
10 make known, for the information of compc,i-
tors In the proposition of Mr.. X. ". l.. Raisin.
the following:
LIST. Mr.. Raisin consents TO reduce the size OF
the plot 10 n half acre.
I'd. The shape Of the plot shall be n PARALLEL.
gram. no side Of which shall measure less than
100 feet.
81. All plots shall be measured a. we'll as the
product Of the same, by the committee or some
representative of their selection.
eth. Intention Of entering for the prizes shalI
be communicated TO the committee By LIST Of May.
9Th. Competitors shall furnish the Committee
at the time Of measuring the corn. report (Al of
the time and depth Of blowing tBl kind Of soil
(Cl preparation Of ground: ID how manfred :
(El width Of planting; ~ how worked.
ID. GORSUCII,
Dec. lS.-3t.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-12-18

e0-Thc Chicago Tribune ha. a.ecrtaincd the
full vote at the Presidential election on the 81 Of
November to be 9.I92. 595. ofthi. vote Gen. Gar.
field received i,i39.lIS; Hancock, I.a3G,OiI;
Weaver, 3oS,7?9; Dow. 9,6ii. and scattering L.
793. Gen. Gsrasld's plurality is 3.iOl. The total
vote in 1870 was si?I,ii2, so tina, the total gain
during the four years past has been ,is3. The
Democrats in tina, period increased their vote 1885,
s25, and the Republicans AS 80, while the rees-
back vote is 223,S7i in excess Of that Of 1876
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-12-18

eo-The Democrats in Congress are wa.,in e
valuable time in forcing the join, resolution on
the electoral count. which the Republicans justly
oppose. Under this rule. the objection Of three
members and two Senators can lead to the rsjec =
ton Of the electoral vote Of State. The chief
object Of the Democrats appears be to throw the
vote Of President in the House. I; Is hardly pos
'ible, however. considering Gen. Garfeld's large
majority, that the Democratic Congress will at
tempt to defraud him out Of the position to which
he was elected by the people.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-12-18

Ec-The term Of Office Of Mr.. Charles ". Miller.
postmaster at Frederick. Nd. expired abou, ten
days ago and President Hayes has re.appoin,ei
him for anoiherterm offour years. Mr.. Miller has
already held the place eish, years. The Office Is
worth upwards of SEQ per year and there were
number Of applicants for it, but Mr.. Miller,
having the influence Of Congressman Urncr, out
stripped all his riNals.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-12-18
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

We desire TO call the attention Of subscribers
whose papers 20 outside Of the county, and who
aroin arrears that unless their accounts are squared
up before January LIST, 1881, their papers will be
discontinued.
The same will also apply to many subscriber,
in the county, who have up to this time, neglected
TO remit what Is due Us.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-12-18

Ec-Tho y. Y. Democracy have bounced John
Kelly. soto speak. Mayor Cooper having appointed
Allen Campbell Comptroller Of the city in his place.
Mr.. Campbell has long been antagonist Of Mr..
keily's aud is said to have had the backing Of
Hon. SamI J. Tilden. The latter fact makes the
downfall Of the boss all the more hard to bear by
the Tammanyites. But Kelly will doubtless have
his revenge later
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-12-18

Ex-senator cOnkling aud Senator Bayard are
having little tilt about a speech made in Della
ware by the latter during the late campaign in
which he is reported to have made an unjus,ifable
charge against the y. Y. Senator. Several letters
have passed between these prominent gentlemen,
but "pistols and coffee" are not looked for.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-12-18
How Il Originated


Al the meeting Of the Maryland Historical So
eiety on Monday night Gen. chas. T.. Phelps read
apaper entitled Celtic Baltimore: Its E,ymsogy.
lie said during his lecture "that this city wa,
named In perPeiuation Of the memory Of the drs
and greatest Lord Baltimore, who was elevated q
what Read has called the barren dignity Of an
Irish peeragc,' and that the title was taken frou
place In ireland named Baltimore constitute,
about the sum Of all the information that l. TO b,
found on the subject Every accessible source oi
information that could throw ght upon the biogra
ply Of Calvert has been drained, and the closes,
scrutiny has been directed to that critical period
Of his career which marks his conversion.
IL Is upon this point Of his life that all the line.
Of historical; criticism aud research have
a. TO focus. Ii is the time Of his surrender ol
his Irish estates and the restitution Of those
estates. The name Of one cf those estates was the
Manor, or, As IL sometimes called, the town Of
Baltimore. in county Longford, and from this
Calvert took his title. II Is not little remark.
able that during this century no attention should
have been given on either side 60 the Celtic
etymoiogy Of that name, and the more 80 a. the
simple translation Of Il into the English (God,
place. discioses \ name the significance Of which
fully accounts for fact that no attempt has ever
been made TO account for Il before. IL ALTO ae-
counts for Caivert's preference for the name An
article that appeared In one Of the daily papers
gave the origin - from the little bay on thecoast
Of ireland, saying "nelt' meaning beK and
"More" great. "fislt" means q strait, and hence
Baltimore meant the "Grcat Belt" or Great Strait.
The lecturer then went on TO show the fallacy Of
this derivation. The other one, he said. referred
10 the sanctuary Of the Druids, or the worship Of
Baai, and makes the original Of the name Of this
city The Great Habitation cf Baai. Gen. Pheip,
said 'Bal" was Celtic for "place." Ti-mor mean.
the Supreme Being. Now, add the common Gel.
nc prefix meaning place, and you have Bal. ii.
Nor, which being literally translated. with moth.
ing but the usual inversion 10 make idiomatic
English, reads 'God Place"
This paper excited \ great discussion, Rev.
Thomas X. Coleman, especially, speaking aeaius,
u, and In favor Of the Baal theory, saving
among other things, that the meaning Of BALI.
more was Great Fire Altar. aud was taken from,
the town on tho coast Of ireland near which wa,
one Of the largest ere affairs to Baai Other sneak
ers made interesting remarks.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-12-18

ED-In an accident on the West Jersey railroad
last summer Is persons killed and 2? injured.
There were no damage suits Instituted, the CON-
pany preferring to settle without the aid Of courts
and lawyers, and thus far it has paid out nearly
1000. But eight deaths are yet 10 be settled.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-12-18

Tho Connections Mutual Life Insurance
Company has paid ss6,O00,0 900 In death claims,
endowments, dividends Of surplus and surrender
values 20 ts policy holders and their representa-
uves. IL has resisted the payment Of less than
one and one-twentieth per cent. Of the amount Of
death and endowment claims brought against II,
and then only in where the plain duty Of its
officers required such action for the protection Of
living and honorable members. he poIiey q a.
sure projections 10 hs rife sHd children ~ ms..
bar ne ssosid Be sqaai snoaAf iaresisd I. fis
boads TIC Csifsd States, and 10 within the reach
Of the humblest man, Who might not live 70 save
the amount 10 purchase the bonds. The ratio Of
expense Of management TO receipts Of this GONNA.
ny s 81 per cent being less than half that on The
average Of all the companies In the United States
and the lowest Of any. No new or specious plans
Of policies are issuedi genuine, pHrs aad s;mple
iVe aHd sades~eat iasAraaee only Il furnished.
on sound male Hives, al the lowest possible cost.
For information and policies apply 20
WALTER 8. WILKINSON, General AGENT.
Maryland Building. northeast corner Pcstosies
avenue and Second street.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-12-18
New Advertisements.
A GRAND ENTERTAINMENT

viii be held at the SCHOOL HOUSE. near
tnion'illc. Monday Eresiay. DecsmJsr %. IsSO.
by the BALTIMORE MAST0DON cOMBINA.
TlON-Ten Performers. Commencing at o'clk.
Doors opcn at ~. Tickets % cts. dee. IS-2ts
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-12-18

20 John Price, now sixiy-avs years Of age,
Who has spent about thirty years Of his life in the
Maryland PsnitsnsiAry, was pardoned BY the
Governor on Wednesday. His FIRST term In prison
was for the killing Of his brothsr-in-law, Camp
bell, and the second term for killing Clint jams
He 10 said nov 10 be . reformed man. His term
ofimPrisOnmsnt would hare expired on Thursday.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-12-18

zs-Gen. Grant made flying visit to WASH
ingtOn this week on private business. lie was re-
eeived with salute Of II guns BY the Veteran
Club Of Boys In Blue, and there were other demon
STATIONS In his honor.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-12-18

E8-Justies Strong, Of the Supreme Court Of
the United States. has sen, his resignation to the
President. It Is learned that he will hereafter be
employed as counsel for the Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad Company.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-12-18
XVESLEY'S STAGE LINE.
BET. TOwsoNTowN AND LurnERvILLE.

BET. Tows0NTowN AND LUrHERvILLE.
On and after Wednesday. December ls;. 1850.
Stages will run FROM Towsontown to I.u;horvillc.
instead of TO Riders. rs heretofore. ~ follows:
LEAVE LEES STORE at 7.lO and go A. NJ,
Arrive at baltimore ut :. Is and IOi5 A. NJ
LEAVE COURT HOUSE at $40 and ;. 10 +. NJ,
Arrive at baltimore ut i.i5 aud els l.. NJ
LEAVE BALTIMORE at $50 and .. 20 4. NJ,
and $50 and $50 +. ".
FOR HARRISBURG AND WAY STATIONS,
Leave Towsontown at 7.IO A. VI.
Round Trip Tickets, 90 cents; Single Tickets.
~ cents.
Nov.e7.-,f) wM. WESLEY, Proprietor.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-12-18
NJ q r &c T..

n
Notice Is hereby given that the Annual Meet.
ing Of the stockholders ofthc Baltimore and Delta
Railway Company will be held in the Court House
In the town Of BEL-AIR. Mn, on
THr''fay. tie 6h day If january. 1851.
between the hours Of IL VI. and J.. NJ.
to choose by ballot BOARD OF THIRTEEN
DIRECTIONS, to nanange the affairs &c the said
Company for the year 1851, and until their sue
eessors are legally elected. and that the transfer
books ill be closed on the 23i proximo, AMI will
remain closed until January 9Th. lSSl.
by order Of the Board of Directors,
W. II. WATERS, President.
NOVEMBER 80. 1850.
Tests. q. BOYD. Secretary.
Dec, - st.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-12-18

Es-we have received from the Publishing
house Of Mr.. John D. Piet, baltimore, book Of
poems By the Rev. Father Abram J. Ryan, the
"POes Priest" also very amusing book entitled
"Ths Adventures Of . Donkey" translated from
the French BY graduate Of 81. Jossph's semina-
~, Emmitsburg, Nd
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-12-18

G1-The Secretary Of the Navy (Mr. Thempsonl
having resigned, the President has appointed Sec.
Rotary Of War Ramsey to an that position In ad-
dition 70 the one nov occupied BY him.