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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-05-21
George w. Ward, Henry Stockbridge and
VIM. A. Fisher. Trustees.
rT,RUSTEES' SALE
No VALUABLE LOTS oP GROUND
I'll AT PIMLIcO.

By virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court Of
Baltimore county. the undersigned, rs Trustees.
will sell by public auction. on the premises. al
joining the rIMLicO FAIR GROUNDS. on
Nosiag, the Gh day Of jaae, lSSl,
at I o'clock +. NJ.
ALL THAT lot OF GROUND situated at
the corner Of Rogers avenue aud Green Spring
avenue. fronting On Rogers avenue twenty nine
and two ienths perchcs about iS2 feet. and on
Green Spring avenue about 932 feet. AMI contain
ing TEN ACRES AND TWENTY SQUARE
PERcllES OF LAND. more or less.
No..
ALL THAT LOT adjoining Lot No. on the
west, fronting t1S.J feet IN Rogers avenue with "a
perpendicular depth of ahout $50 feet. AMI con .
iaining NINE AND THREE.oCA ACRES
OF LAND. more or les.
No.
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND adjoining Lat
Ne. on the west. aud situated AZ the northeast
corner of Rogers avenue ION which IL fronts I1S.i
feet aud the Pimco road ION which Il fronts ~ I
feet. and contains NINE ACRES. ONE ROOD
AND TWENTY SQUARE PERciIES OF LAND.
more or less.
Not.
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND fronting on
the south side of Rogers avenue and on the west
side Of the Pimlico Fair Grounds. and containins
ABOUT TWELVE ACRES OF LAND.
which the MANSION Of the late Simon Park
hurst with Stable. Carriage House and all ncces-
sary outbui!dngs IL situated.
This property has an elevated and heaithfui
situation. is complete in al ;s appointments AMI
l. one Of the most desirable subarban residences
in the vicinity 81 baltimore.
ThcTcrms Of sale prescribed by the decree are
One third cash and the balance in two equal
payments at six aud twelve months. or all cash rs
the purchaser orpurchascrs may elect. The credit
payments To- bear interest from the day Of sale and
IN he IN enti neti of he Ten
GEORGE ". WARD.
HENRY sTOCKBRIDGE, Trustees.
WILLIAM A. FISHER,
MATTHEWS n KIRKLAND, Auctioneers.
May Its.
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MARRIAGEs

UPPERT-kLOIiR.-On May 18th. by tho
Rev. A. u. Irvine. Of Trinity Chapel. Vim. u.
Rupert TO Miss Catherine klohr. both ~ Eslii-
more county.
EVANS-fOkEMAN.--O the 9TH 81 MAY by
the Rev. J. Edwin Amor, james &. Evans TO
Miss Mary ]. Foreman. both Of WoohherrY
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TOR SALE OR RENT.

avenue near Joppa road. The house l. Of brick,
two stories, finished basement. Lot 20 by $50 feet.
Some fruit. Pump. House lately painted inside.
Apply 70 JULIUS RuDIGER, Towsontown, orat
Union ofhee. March 2f.-tf.
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d. @. Mcintosh, Attorney.
NTORrl:AGEE'S SALE
:" ora
LOT NEAR TOwSONTOwN.

by virtue yf power contained in y Mortgage
from Mary A. Shealcy and William Sheaicy t.
John 5. Curtis. dated March 22i. 1870. aud re-.
corded among the Mortgage Records Of SSE~
Baltimore county. ia Liber L. II. A., No. ssclFss
30. folio IS. and an assignment thereof
duly recorded. the undersigned assignee Of SAID
Mortgage, will sell at public auction a, the Court
House door, Towsont0wn, on
T~esfay, the Ia day Of JnRe. 4. u. 1851.
at ~ ~.
ALL THAT PARCEL OF LAND.
particularly described In the Mortgage aforesaid.
containing
THIRTEEN AND THREE. UARrER ACRES.
MORE OR LESS,
situate aud lying in Baltimore county, on the
Joppa road. about ono mile cast Of Towsontown.
The property IL dcsirably located. and suitable
for market gardening. and contains good build.
ing sites.
TERMS OF SALE.--one. half cash. balance q;
six months with security.
CHARLES II. {. CURTIS,
Assignee.
s. q. WILSON. Auctioneer.
May 2i.-ts.
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So The statement Of the public debt for the
month Of April Is very satisfassory. and shows
that the new Secretary took hold just where his
predecessor let 20. The redaction Of the debt for
the month was $1,000, 9OO.2s; cash balance In
treasury sass, 7sl 1881.
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DEATHS.
I,ratLs Free---rri.nie.. .fc.. io c,.. a lad,

D~"f"s --fTtb"fes' &C., 10 cts. 20 Zine
TuRNBCLL.- the 18th inst. Fanny Owings.
widow Of tie late Alexander Turnbull, aud
daughter Of the late Judge Nisbet.
MILLIGAN.-On the morning Of the 18th Of
May. Sophia Cough. wife Of Georxe y. Milligan,
and daughter of the late Charles X. Carroll.
LAMB.-Departed this life. on Fifth Month. 18th.
1851, Philcna T., daughter Of John u. and
Esther Lamb.
wEBB-At IIampden. on 18th inst. at the resi-
denee Of his father.in law, Joha Gartsitle, Levi
Webb.
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gEs- A resolution Of the Pennsyivsnia Legis-
lature asks the removal Of the remains Of William
Penn from the Jordan Meeting House graveyard,
in Buekinghsmshire. England. to Philadelphia.
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Src-Mrs. Garfield. the Piesident's wife. has
been quite III FOR some days and there were at one
time serious approximations on her account, but she
Is now Improving. She has suffered from maisriai
fever with typhoid symptoms.
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Baltimore ei,y's Fire Commissioners want
$4,000 year from baltimore county for sending
their Gre apparatus into the Belt. Charming ssd
modest Baltimorei
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rfs- AZ the National Brewers ccuvsstion -sg
Chicago, Il was shown that the aggregate pro-
duetion Of fsrmented liquors had increased from
i,.6I.eoo barrels In $685. to is.3s7 900 barrels In
lsso. The stamps on these barrels brought to
the Government revenue of $I3.I72, 900.
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NOTICE To TAX PAYERS

NOTICE To TAX PAYERS
BALTIMORE COUNTY.
LEVY OF 1881.
Notice IL hereby given 10 the TAXPAYERS u
BALTIMORE COUNTY. that on and AFTER
Monday, May 9h. 1851.
The Treasurer and Collector OF COUNTY and
STATE TANES will be prepared To receive the
sane. Except n TO c"rP"rations.l at his Office,
T0wSONToWN.
from . A. VI. to ) y. NJ,
rH-AND EVERY SATCRDAY-ax
At his Office. No. . ~. Ia.t 81. Haiii,nor.
from 10 A. NJ. TO y i. ".
HENRY e. HUTCliiNS.
Treasurer and Collector.
JOHN &. BOSLEY. Clerk.
May 21.-u
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There was one fatal stabbing case aud two
or three shooting and cutting cases in baltimore
city last Sunday. This Is something very unusual
as well rs unfortunate.
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oeraile politician. died At his home In Baltimore
last sunday.
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Correspondence Baii;,aere coHHiy uAios.
LETTER FROM BALTIMORE.

Resignation OF Senators Conkling and
Platt-Pressure on Col. Adreon-
Pimiico Races-The Gas
Question and tho Eloc-
trio Light-"The
SUM-" &C., sc.
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Legal Notices.
nRDEIs az PUBLICATION.
CHRISTIAN NEUHAUShR, sR., ~ CHRIS
TIAN NEUHAUSER, il. JOHN d. NEU-
HAUSER. TRUsrEE, AND JOHN NJ.
NEUHArSER AND OTHERS.

Ia a. C'read c."r' for Bai,in.r. equity. M,reA
Trrs,, lssi.
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Federal onacers in Maryland.

The baltimore Gaseiie Of Saturday last contain
cd an interesting article on the above subject,
from which VIC make the following extracts.
"Ths total number Of Federal officers In Mary.
land Is about three hundred and hfty, Of which
number about one hundred and fity are employees
Of the post-oliice anu the remainder are IN the
custom house departments. The collector Of Gus.
toms receives $1,000; naval officer 5000; sur.
veyor, $500; two deputy COLLECTOR $1,000 each;
three appraisers, $4,000 each deputy naval ofieer
81, 500; deputy surveyor. 50. 500; auditor and
cashier each s., J0O; forty mine clerks, 900 70
81 500 each thirty three messenger, watchlnen
&e., $120 20 $1,000 each twelve weighers and
gaugers, $1,000 TO $4,000 each eighty -four In
speetors. $3.50 TO $3.50 per day two Inspector,
$40: female inspector. 5000: six examiner.
81 600 TO 81 500 each engineer. 200 assistant
5000; ircmen, 5000: four boatmen, so 20 SIS
per month: Ave labOrers, 81 per day two treas
ury customs agents, - per day Marine Hospital
surgeon, 5000 year assistant surgeon, 81 500;
steward, $iO0i supervising inspector Of steam
boats, $1,000; two steamboat inspectors, $1,000
each; assistant, $1,000; assistant light house
engineer, $l75 per month clerk, $3.50 per month I;
draughtsman, $50 per month lampist, 500 I;
messenger. 500; captain Of tender, sll2 = month I;
mate, sol engineer, $50; assistant, S6s keeper
Of tender. sos, all per month forty light keepers.
from $500 to $500 year. Assistant treasurer,
$1,000: cashier, $500 seven clerks. from ST.
200 10 81 500; messenger, $50 three watchmen,
$i?0; quarterinaster's agent, 8. 200; messenger,
5000; two commissary clerks. $l33, and $3.50 per
month messenger. $40 per month. Tso eolec-
tors OF internal revenue. 800 and 81 500 TWEEN
tyeight deputies and clerks, from 5000 TO 200;
twenty stoIekeepers. ~ per days; dfteen gaugsr,
aud two tobacco inspectors, who are paid by fees.
''In the post-offce the salaries are rs follows:
Postmaster Of Baltimore. 5000; two post-oaiee
inspectors. $1,000 and travelling allowances;
cashier, $500; deputy postmaster, 500; three
local mail agents, 600 10 81 400 each hty-ons
post-ofiice clerks, $3.50 to =, 500; ssventy.6vs
letter.c carriers, $500 70 81. 0o0." -.
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es O0O TO LOAN IN ONE SUM

81 .eeo IN aaother, and $500 in another, on FIRST
MoRTaAaF a. q per cent, Apply 10
NJ. W. OFFUTT.
(oaice with Col. ID. q. MeIntOsh), Towsontown.
Feb. lQ.-tG
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V,RUSTEES' SALE

Robert r. Boarman and Chas L. Phelps,
Attorneys.
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LARGE AND VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT
IN % LOTS. on THE PHILADELPHIA
TURNPIKE, WITHIN TliREE.QUAR
TIERS OF A MILE OF THE CITY
OF BALTIMORE
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SHER'rF's SALE IL
TAXES, FOR THE YEAR 1877.

All that lot Of ground aud improvements Sc By
l7o feet. located ON Hickory avenue, in the vii.
lage Of Hampton, In the 9th district Of Baltimore
county. and more particularly described In u
deed dated LIST day Of April. 1879, and recorded
among the Land Records Of Baltimore county, In
Liber Z. II. A., No. ~. folio 53l, &c. Assessed
to OLEvIA MANkIN for the year 1877, will
be sold ut the Court House door, on Tsssday, ia
If june, At ~ A. N.
SAMUEL W. wORTHINGTON,
Late Sheriff and Collector Of Taxes.
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Sebastian Brown, Henry Stockbridge and
Jacob /. Cohen. Attorneys, Baltimore.

SEBAsTiiN SHOWN ET AL. TRUSTEES,
~ ~ THE PERMANENT LAND COMPA.
Ny OF THE CITY OF BALTIMORE, EFT AL,
~ h' cirr"i' C"drf inr Baiii@sre eoHnfy--in
EYHdy.
Ordered by the Circuit Court for Baltimore coun.
~ this Goth day of April. lSS that the sale made
anil reported by Henry Stockbridgc. Jacob !.
Cohen AMI Sebastian Brown. Trustees for the sale
"f the property mentioned in the proceedings in
the aouyc entitled cause, he ratified and confirmed
unlcs' cause To the contrary thereof be shown. oa
%" Lci"rc fhe :3d dag If Nay. 1851. provided a
copy Of this order be inserted in some Newspaper
printed in Baltimore county. once in each Of three
successive weeks before the sd day Of May, 1851.
The report states the amount Of sale. 20 be $I3,.
$50
wM. NJ. ISAAC, Clerk.
True Cnpy-Tc.i:
wM. ". ISAAC, Clerk.
April .;n-tt
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Sales of Property.
V,RUSTEEs' SALE

VALUABLE PROPERTY OF THE LATE
GEORGE FRESHMAN, -
80 LYING IN BALTIMORE COUNTY, -
IT, ~ FEE SIMPLE.
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Edwin Brevitt Coale, Attorney at Law, 81
81. Paul Street, Baltimore.
IL THE BALTIMORE COUNTY ORPHANS

IL THE BALTIMORE COUNTY ORPHANS
l. COURT, MAY jRD. lsSi.
Ordered that the sale Of tho lcassboid estate Of
William T.. COale. deceased. made by Edwin
Breviit Coale. the Administrator with the will an
ncxed of the last will and testament Of the said
deceased and this day reported TO this Court by
the said Administrator c. l. a., be ratified and con-
hEmei. unless cause be shown TO the contrary, ON
or before the 3efh day "f My. 1881, provided u
copy Of this order be inserted in some weekly
newspaper printed and published 10 Baltimore
county, once in each of three successive weeks be-
fore the 30;h day Of May, IsSi.
The report states the amount Of sales to DO s2,-
aie.00.
JOSHUA =. Cookery
JOHN GONTRUM, Judges.
JESSE DAILY,
Test: THOMAS PIIILPoT,
Register Of Wills for Baltimore county.
May lie
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f'fNf i''i'
The object of this suit Is 10 procure decree for
the sale of certain land and premises situate In
Baltimore county 10 satisfy n certain mortgage
against the same executed 90 the complainant on
about June 18th. lSGj, by said Christian Neu-
hauser, Jr.. and Elizabeth his wife and 10 satisfy
a judgment claim obtained by n certain Russell A
Co. against said Christian Neuhauser. Jr.. about
April sth, 1879 and recorded In Judgment Docket
No. 4, folio $50, and also 10 satisfy a Judgment
obtained by Luther L. Baker against aid Chris.
tian Neuhauser Jr., about February 18Th. 1876.
and recorded In Judgment Docket No. ~. folio
ISL, both of said doekets being in the custody Of
the Clerk IL the Circuit Court for said and
the complainant being now entitled 10 have both
said judgments paid him aud TO declare certain
deed IL trust Troin complainant 20 John II. Men.
hauser void and Of no effect
The Bill states that about the lIth tay Of June.
IsGj. the complainant loaned q. 900 10 said Chris,
tian Neuhaaser. Jr.. and 10 secure The navmen,
thereof took a mortgage from G. Neuhauscr. Jr.
and Elizabeth his wife on certain land and pre,n.
iscs therein described situate in baltimore county:
that subsequrntly complainant purchased the
equity Of redemption in said land and premises At
Sheriff. sale under execution ms said indymen, In
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SALE

Theos. d. Horwitz, Attorney at Law, IS Lex
ington Street, baltimore, Nd.
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rINillS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
l. seriber has obtained from the Orphans'
Court Of Baltimore county. letters tcstamentary
on the estate OF
MARY DAVIS,
late Of said county deceased. All persons having
claims against the deceased are hereby warned 10
exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof, 10 the
subscriber,
on - JsI"re the 3O,L day Of Nore..ber. 1881,
they may otherwise by Law be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. Those indebted 10 said es-
tate requested TO make immediate PAYMENT
Given under my hand this Sd day Of May. 1881.
THOMAS d. DAVIS,
May It's Executor,
FlNnis Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
l. scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court for Baltimore county, letters testamentary
on the estate of
GEORGE scnLIcHTHoRN,
late of said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said estate are hereby warned
To exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof TO
the subscriber,
L.tore ne 5th day ef December, 1881;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit &c said estate. Those indebted 90 said c.
tate are requested 90 make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 10Th day of MAY, 1881.
MARY &. scIILIcHTH0RN,
May lite Executrix.
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New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
e. e. CUMMING,
-BgALEr ~
FLOUR, FEED OF ALL KINDS
Fertilizers, Lime. Plaster,
AND COUNTRY PRODUCE,
Next Door To the Postoficc.
TOwSoNTowN.
.Zr>GooIs Dclis ercd Free. MAY sI.'sIy.
Theos. d. Horwitz, Attorney at Law. - Lex.
ington Street, Baltimore, Md.
GALE OF MORTGAGED
- PROPERTY.
PRoVEMENTs ~ BALTIMORE COUN.
TY, BINDING on THE wETHERED-
VILE AND FRANKLIN ROADS, IaE~
81 Is ONLY ABOUT TWO AND s
L. A-HALF MILES FROM THE CITY -
LIMITS AND ADJOINS THE FORMER KS.
IDENCE OF THE LATE JESSE LAZIER.
IT Is WITHIN FIVE MINUTES WALK
OF THE P0WHATAN HALLWAY.
THE CARS on THIS LINE
LEAVE THE DEPOT, WHICH Is At THE
WESTERN TERMINUS OF THE RED
LINE OF BALTIMORE STREET
CARS, EVERY IOUR DUR.
ING THE DAY.
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II. Lingenfelder, 20 y. Calvert ST., A. Stir
ling Pennington. Is Lexington 81, Attys.

II. Lingenfelder, 20 y. Calvert ST., A. Stir.
ling Pennington. - Lexington 81, Attys.
rINHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the subscri
i Der has obtained from the Orphans Court for
baltimore county, letters documentary on the es-
tate Of
ELIZABETH ANDERSON,
late q! sad county. deceased. All persons having
claims against the said estate are hereby warned
10 exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof 10
the subscriber,
or L.forr the :ik dag oJ yoreHJer, 1851;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate Those indebted 90 said o..
tate are requested TO make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 2ist day Of April, 1881,
ARCHIBALD STIRLING.
April Cots Executor.
rINHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sub
J. scribcrs have obtained from the Orphans Court
for Baltimore county. letters of administration on
the estate of
WILLIAM II. ROLLER,
late Of saii county. deceased. All persons having
claims against the said estate are hereby warned
t. exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof, to
the subscribers.
"n ar Lejerc ,le ?ItL dag IF .yocs~Jsr, 1881;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit Uf said estate. Those indebted 20 said e..
tate are requested to make immediate payment
Given under our hands this 25th day Of April issl
CASSANDRA ROLLER, ,,-.-,--
JOHN a. II. ROLLER, "'"'"'A'""'
April Set.
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GALE OF MORTGAGED
- PROPERTY.

Theos. d. Horwitz, Attorney at Law. % Lex.
inston Street, Baltimore, sd.
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rlNIIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the .ubscri
i Der has obtained from the Orphans Court for
Baltimore county. letters Parliamentary on the es-
sat. nf
The daily gazette., 1881-01-21
LOCAL LINES.

The DELAWARE GAZETTE fol
this week is now ready.
Mary Anderson in the Opers
House tomorrow evening.
One drunk before the Mayor this
morning.
The steamer Fred. de Barry will
probably leave this port for Florida
tomorrow.
City Council will meet again on
Monday evening and so will the
Board of Education.
This morning merchants along
Market street removed the snow
piled up by the city railway CON-
pany and threw it into the street.
Employees of the company attempted
to throw it back again, but were
prevented by the merchants from
doing so.
The storm this morning Of rain and
sleet made 1t the worst Of the season, and
dangerous to walk In the streets before
eight o'clock.
Fifty boxes OF Twist Just raoei ved At
the great Tobacco Mart, ,4th and Bhlpley
~hieh we are retailing ii a. osnn per
pOuud. Largest stock In the State
Lowest prices In the country.
"oai why should the spirit OF mortal
be proud ?" We give II up-but when We
team, we unhesiIatingly rsmafk-that
man uses NJ. b. Roberts Horse PoWdern-
Is cents at all drug stores. Janlb-lm
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THE GREAT BRITISH FROST.

The heavy snow storm and intense
cold wn ich have prevailed during the
last three days over Great Britain the
cable renorts as the sevorest weather
experienced In twenty years. The ref
erence is probably TO the great Decem-
Der frcst of 1860, whdn the temperature
10 Scotland fell lower than at any time
during the present century and re-
mained low five days, the mercury resch-
log i've degrees b.low zero. This frost RI
valliDg that of 1644 (when it n said
wine froze In Flanders and was sold By
the pound weiRht), was due to an enOF-
meusly high pressure OF 81 90 inches In
Western Asia, Causing . stream of desio-
Gated air to flow westward and south
ward over Western Europe and the
British Isles. The present terrific cold 70
doubtless to be similarly explained, a.
the cable dispatches Of fhs 18th to the
EUening Telegram repor the arrival Of q
cold spell in Paris on the 18th, MndAysor
more before 1t was established over Eng.
land. Had It advanced on England
from the Iceland region or America it
would not have beens first felt in France,
but it has probably swept westward over
the meridians of Scandinavia and thence
descended southwark. The Immediate
effect of this high pressure 40 1t expands
westward into the Atlantic will proba
bly, be to divert for the next four or fva
days any Atlantic depression movips
toward ireland from It's easterly pail
aud compel It either to strike for theIBay
of Biscay, or, what is more likely, q
move toward Iceland. Tho baron1etris
pressure of the Northern Hemisphere
seems now to be abuormally accumulated
over the Asiatlo continent, and IL this II
SO we may look for lighter pressure
over America, and, consequently some
mitigation Of our severe winter'-N. =
Herald.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-21
conRreaa Yesterday.

In the U. Senate, yesterday, the reso-
luton offered by Mr.. Conkling, on Wed
nssday, calling TOR Information In regard
10 the expense Of taking the census " as
adopted. Mr.. Mcdonald called up his
resolution, introduced IN February, 1880
for the appointment OF q standing CON-
miltee OF i've upon "The Rights OF Wo-
men Citizens" and afeT come debate, Il
was referred by q vote OF 20 10 23 10 the
Committee on Rules. The Funding bill
was received and referred TO the Com
mittee on Finance. Pending consider
able Of the bill for the allotment OF lands
In sevsralIty 70 the Indians, the Senate
went Into executive session and after.
wards ado urned.
In the House the Naval Appropriation
bill was passed exactly as reported by
the Committee on Appropriations. The
'stoffice Appropriation bill was report
ed, ordered printed and recommitted.
The report Of the Election COMMITTEE
In the ease OF Boynton vs.. Loring, from
the Sixth Massachusetts, District. declar-
ing Mr.. Loring entitled to bis seat, vas
taken up, aud Mr.. Loring addressed the
House. An evening session was held
for District business.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-21
LYNCHING IN SOUTH CARO-
LIMA.

CHARLESTON, 8. e., January 19.-
Miss Bessie Werts. daughter OF VIM.
Werls, living near Prosperity, New
berry couty, this State, was brutally
outraged aud murdered on Monday
evening while going from her brothers
house TO her home. Two negroes
named Spearman and Fair were ar
rested upon suspicion and lodged in
the guard house. They confessed
their guilt, aud last night large body
of men took them out to lynch them.
SpsarmAn was shot to death on the
spot where the crime was committed
Fair made his escape, but was recap
iured TO day and hanged near Prosper
ity by q crowd of whites aud blacks.
The unfortunate victim was 90 years
old and was . beautiful and excellent
young woman, The verdict at the in
quest 10 day was that she came to her
death by being ehoked and other out
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