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The Baltimore County union., 1881-12-03


Jzo- Thirty eight Of the one hundred aud two
School Commissioners and Examiners In the State
attended the Association held In baltimore city on
Tuesday last. They seem to take but little In.
terest In the proceedings. Professor Newell read
summary Of the school statistics Of last year. rs
compared with the preceding year, as follows -
Number Of schools, 2,9I9. no change: number Of
scholars enrolled. III. deere ssc, 25o4: aver
age daily attendance. S0,3l5; decrease. I.3ss.-
The decrease in these items Is explained by the
exceptionally severe winter. which prevented
young children and girls from attending school
Number Of teaehers-men, 1885; women, I,i2i
fetal, o,Sss, i.eseasc, 30; number OF months
schools were open. $ and 20 days: decrease. 3
days: amount received from State treasury. S33s..
l3i.ii; increase. $7.iO:.i9; aud s59.iti.S6 for
coloEed schools, same n last year: amount re.
ceivcd from county taxes. $3s?, ,250.75: increase,
$i4, 4,lsS.2i; amount paid for tearhers' salaries,
Ssj5.sf.9s; increase, se3.so5.Ii: paid for build.
ing. repairing and furnishing school houses SSs,.
S6S.7i: increase. s5.S93.?i; total expenditure.
for public schools during the year. s9?2. 2.659..e
increase. si2.2sl.jl.
Baltimore county paid S9o.os..5t Of the sSsg.-
?io.5jcounty taxes received during the year. which
Is nearly fourth Of the whole amount collected
in the entire State.
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r. r. Boarman. Attorney. Tow,on;own.
DUBLIC SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE NEAR FREE.
LANDS STATION. NORTHERN CEN.
TRIAL RAILWAY.

The unier-ig gael. Executor. Of the Las, will and
,estameni Of Joseph Palmer, deceased, will -
co. 0ier at pabiie auction. to the highest -
.El bidder. On the PREMISES. on -
sa'-sday, i7iL day If DceeaI,r. i. d. Issi.
at the hour Of 10 o'clock NJ.
ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND.
SITUATE Is THE SIXTH ELECTION
DISTRICT OF BALTIMORE COUNTY.
in the State Il Maryland. situate Immediately on
both sides of the public road leading from Free.
Lands Station. y. .. x. r.. 10 Midilc;owu. about
one mile from said Free,aal's station ani about
;Wo miles from Milletown. containing
tl@i ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY. .FOIn
ACRES OF LAND. MORE or LESS.
The improvements consist eta
Tw0-STORY BRICK HOUSE.
l. by = feet. with basement containing six
rooms without basement well built and in goo /.
condition and repair; nearly new bank barn.
3dx6a feet, good wagon house anl corn house. all
in good repair never failing spring a; the door
of excellent water an orchard Of choice fruit
planted abou; ten or twelve years ago and in good
bearing about forty acres of said land /. timber.
ell with chestnut and oak. the balance Is arabic
and good farming land. having been lined all
over twice and par, three times. AID is Of excel
lent quality aud fine producing land. u portion
meadow or bottom land. This land produces or
dinarily from TO 10 barrel. of corn 10 the acre
The title Is good. The land l. located in a good
neighborhood. convenient to churches. schools.
4c.. and its proximity 10 the Northern Central
Railway. over which passenger trains pass at
short intervals. make the property as a farm and
residence very desirable.
THE TERMS OF SALE ARE iha; one-,hird
q Of the purchase money should be paid in cash
on the day Of sale: one-thiri ! in six aud the
balance in twelve ll?) months from the day of
sale. the credit payments o. be secured By notes
Of the purchaser or purchasers, with surety ap.
proved by the Executors. with interest from day
Of sale. or all cash at the option Of the purchaser
Possession of said property will be delivered on
the lst day of April. lSS2.
Gican gESEsE Z u; I,, rALMER. MINER Executors.
JAS. u. MCCULLOUGH. Auciioneer.
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es-Ths one cent postal card has proven sue.
cess. It's eheapnsss has caused an increased pos.
tai revenue. Two cent letter postage !, now
recommended by Postmaster General James in hi.
annual report to be submitted TO Congress when
Il meets. The report is reforma,ory and clearly
sets forth how the postal service can be made self
sustaining with two cen, letter postage.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

Nsw i"rk GofhiSy Hoa.r.-TLc old and rclia.
BILE New York One Price Clothing House, Is2 anil
lsi W. baltimore Street. opposite Light. recently
greatly enlarged, Il now one of the hanison
surpassed by that of any other house in the coun-
try You can alway- rely on being Icli with fairly
at this house and this knowledge alone attracts
hundreds of buyers. If you want u neat. nobby
and cheap outfit call nj IS2 and tSi ". Baltimore
street. See advertisement on the fourth page pf
today UxioN.
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MARRIAGES.

II0EN- -NtNDORFF.-on Nov. -. at 81. John 4.
T. T.. church, wavcrly. by the Rev. Francis
Stubbs, Dr. A. q. llocn 10 Helen NJ Nixdori
RUSsELL-ROZlER.-O November 81. by the
Rev. Joseph France. Patrick =. Russell to
Annie T.. koIcr. both Of Baltimore.
lIERING-w wEBSrER.-On Nov. sd. by Rev
Augustus Webster. u. H.. j.. ". Herring to VI.
u. Webster, daughter Of the officiating minis.
ter.
THOMPSON --COLLiNS.-On Nov. 3Oth. by Rev.
u. =. Clarkson. John ". Thompson and Cor
della 4. Collins, all of baltimore county.
wURZBACnER-GRE Nov. 18th. By
Rev. Dr. A. Engel. Adolph u. wurIbachcr. of
baltimore, to Annie VI. Grcen, Of this county.
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William s. Keech. Solicitor. TpA .on,o~n.
rINRlSTEE'S SALE
4 NICE TRICK FARM ~ THE I.TII bis.
THICT N BALTIMORE COZ NTY.
AEOl Z SIX MILES FROM BALTIMORE

By virtue ol . decree 81 the Circuit Conu for
baltimore county. pa.scI "a The case OF IT,
r:s> Lani,n ". Lindon the unicr.i gne.l. s<'s<fs
L. ~ Tri.Ice, will offer a' public -aie. On
T''-'f"y. .sh day "t D'''s.L.r. ISsl,
~ the hour u! 10 &. ".
ou the PREMISES. ,ituai,I b,tween the B.lair
road anl the hiiaicrhia turnpike rcai and
about "nc mile truIi -aII turnptk. AMI ia miles
from Baltimore city. on tac county rad leadn z
from ka-pcburs t. the Phii. iclj.hi, turnpike,
that valuable property 1T WhitA Hati.. IT, Lans
d.u dici .c,scl. aii,iniu. 'hr t.t.prf,ie. of
iuYtA- it'f. Ni.hsei ...- ari "tlier-
CONTAINING Aiint SEVEN ACRES OF
LAND. MORE oR LESS.
impros ci by good iwo. story
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE
about lGN:1 feet. with kitchen attached also
barn aIi .iabin, about isxsu feet with pufnr
Of never failing and eS"e'itnt water near the
house.
This property .. under high state Of cul.i,a.
uon. well improved anil well adapted g. the
TRUCKING BUSINESS. tor which purpose il;
has been used.
Neshborboui healthy: churches. .shool..
rps;othcc and .iores con, cncut
TERMS or SALE .. prescribed ~ the decree
are On" fourth Cash; one fourth in -iN months
AMI the balance IN J.. months from lay oi sale.
the deferred payment. to bear interest from day
"i 'ae AMI a. bc secured O. the atisf.ciion II the
Ttu'tec or all each. At the purchaser option.
JEic' thc terms pi the decree the TIu,tce il
authorized to Fcgurc dep II, II SloO On tie lay
"f sale and in default of u, payment To- offer .lil
property tot salc again without further notice.
"a Said deposit of sloi Nill be required
Es Thi. property will bc sold subject {, a
Mortgage uf SGoe. which will mature in March
nest.
Taxes. and interest on the Mortgage paid W
60 late of ratification Of the ale.
Possession given ratification of .alc and
compliance with the terms thereof.
-'---- 5r>;FPII-JoTr<. Trustee.
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Jso-ArchbishOp Gibbons visited the Maryland
penitsntiary last Sunday afternoon and confirmed
. class Of thirteen eonvicts. The !Saa says that
this Is the FIRST ms in the history Of the psniten.
tiary thai 50 large pumbsr of eonvicts have 70.
eeiyed eon6 rma aiion
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MARY A. vICKERs
vi Us.
HORACE Il. vIckERs.
~ THE CIRCUIT Court FOa BALTT
MORE COUNTY.

The object of this bill is to procure a divorce
a riHcHio @dirimoaii Of the complainant from the
defendant. The bill alleges that the parties were
married on the 18th Of September, ls69. That
the defendant abandoned the complainant in the
year 1877, that the same has continued for more
than three years and l. deliberate and final. Il
prays for the care and custody Of two minor chill.
dren and alleges that the defendant is n non resi-
dent. II was thereupon ordered by the Court
this 3lst day Of Oct, a. ID. 1884, that the complai-
nant cause u copy Of this order together with the
object and substance of the bill TO be inserted In
some newspaper, published In baltimore county,
once 4 week for four successive weeks before the
Sih day cf Deee@Ler, 4. u. 1851, giving notice TO
the defendant in said bill, and warning him 10
appear in this Court in person by solicitor, on
or before the 9Th day Of March, lss2, 20 show
cause IL any he has why a decree shall not pass
as prayed. GEO. YELLoTT.
True Copy-Test
WILLIAM II. ISAAC, Clerk.
Nuv T. II
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Gs>Ths cost Of the PublIe school system In the
county last year was e.t9t.os; the cost Of the
county government was s3is s,6so.2s. ss7, 7,sso.s
Of this amount went TO the supPor, Of the public
schools. Public education costs more than one
half Of all the other expenses Of the county.
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NOTICE
Annual Meeting or Stockholders.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the Annual
Meeting Of the Stockholders ef the baltimore and
Delta Railway Company will be held In the Court
House In the town Of BEL.AIR, Nd. on TkHr..
dag, he 5th day ef Jaaaary, Iss2, between the
hours Of " NJ. and y. NJ. TO choose by ballot a
Board Of THIRTEEN DIRECTORS. to manage
the Affairs Of the said Company for the year 1889.
and until their successors are legally elected.
Notice 10 also given that the books of the Com
pany for the transfer of the STOCK OF SAID
COMPANY, will be closed on Friday. tks 23ddss
cf Dscenber, 1851, and will remain closed for a
period Of two weeks thereafter.
wM. n. WATERS, President.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 20, 1891.
Dee. 3.-5t.
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Sale OF n Horse Railroad

The Baltimore, Pimlico and PikesviIlc horse
railroad was sold at the Court House on Monday,
BY virtue Of power contained in n mortgage for
$4,000 from the company TO Mr.. Samuel n.
Caughey. The property was purchased by the
mortgages, Messrs. William Shirley, =. ~. Wal
ter. j. Howard MciIcnry, John ". Numscn. o.
7. Lantz and W. u Jones, for sI5,0O0.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-12-03

e0-Ths Baltimore Gase',s has suddenly tarne,
"reiormsr" and wants the next Legislature to d,
great many things which tso years ago !, woui,
have strenuously opposed. ons Of ths TpforH
measures which ., now advocates 10 q nov regis
tra,ion Law, and the pressure for this measure d
likely to be so strong that the ringitss will b,
obliged 10 suecumb.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-12-03

Ss-Ths JoHrHsi says thsssses fJsdas Isearoi
.snd the Hsgsrsiown Mail are "sEssily similar
Jadas sold his Lord aud Master for thirty piece.
ef silver "Ths Nail received twelve hundred
pieces" Judas hanged himself; The Mall IN.
hanged itself because it wosld act sell out "Mary.
land. my Maryland" its only lord ssd sassisr.-
"subsidy' didnt pay ia washiag gsoa county.
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ES- II the subscribers To- the UNIox will pay
us about $:.ooo within the next thirty day. they
will confer favor upon W.. We invite the at.
tenti"n o those who receive bill. thi- week 20 the
"NoricE 7" Srn'cniHrRs' published a, the head Of
our editorial and local columns to-day. Those
Who do not get bills, and who know themselye.
10 be indebted to US, will understand that We shall
adopt other means 10 collect their accounts.
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Jas. c. Morton. Matchmaker.

No 20 Nest Eayeffe STREET. Baifimorr.
Having hal several year. experience ia the Watch
an Jcwclry business with Mc.srs. Gcp. ". Webb
4 Co.. aud Mc.sr.. Garfield BrD. 4 Co. respect.
fully begs leave TO inform the public that he now
prepared To Gil all orders. embracing Chrononc-
t,rs. Watches. Clocks. Music Boxes AMI Jcwelry.
Al orders by postal for repairing will be promptly
attended a..
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An Editors Homo.

Here Is Castle. Il i' the House Of IN Editor,
Il has Stained 0lasS windows and Mahogany
stairways In front Of the Castle is Park. I,
Il not Sweet! The lady In the Park is the sditors
wife. She wears Costly robe Of Velvet trimmed
with gold lace aud there are Pearls and Rabies In
her hair. The editor sits on the front stoop.
smoking an Havana Cigar. His little Children
are playing with diamond Marbles on the TesseIa.
ted fioor. The editor can afford 10 live In style.
lie gets Seventy flve Dollar. . month Wages.
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Merchant TIih,riry.-We invite attention .,
the Advertisement uf Mcssrs. Mllirun & Ellins.
haus. merchant taors. I32 west Fayettc street.
This firm the successors to Mc,icc 4 Co.. anl
are first class artists in their inc. Gail and zee
them.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-12-03

Jrs-rLs JsarRai should explain how 'lscher.
Ous' Senator chrissiaasy ''PIisd the arts Of the
bagnio" on tho young and giddy Miss Lugsnbsel.
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Eo-who authorized the editor Of the Jowr.ai
to publish the fact that the County Commissioner
have s7o.ooo Of the peoples money In bank for
"expenses when the contest for annexation begin.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-12-03

Sbo'. &"'s.--lf you want fret elias han l.
made shoes go I" Phipp. Bfus.. ncxt door L. the
post"ficc. TnNsontown. 4 great variety - a'l
Kinds of shoes conftaniiy on hanl. E'I."e,'y
Br"myfiy daH..
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es-1r. u. A. ciabaagh, n wsli.known BAit
more merchant ssd PrOminen, Maryland turf
man, died at ihs residence sr relative In IIagers
town, last Tuesday, In the 6ith ysar ef his sgs.
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eS-cOsgrsS meets next Monday, when Presi-
dehi ArthuTs hSst 1es'aEe, which is nov ready,
will be submitted.
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New Advertisements.
NOTICE.

NOTICE
GARbES LoDaE, No. ia, I. q. %. D..
NOTICE IL hereby given that the semi annual
election for officers of GARDEN LODGE, No.
~, I. o. %. r.. will be held WsdHesday Erenisg,
Dseesber 7th, 1881, at "a o'clock. at tho Hall.
Members ara urgently requested 10 attend.
by order, J. HARMAN SCHONE,
Dec. S.-hl Secretary.
VNnIs Is To GIVE NOTICE. That the sub.
l. scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
fpr Baltimore county, letters of administration on
the estate Of
AUGUSTUS A. wALZL,
late of said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said estate are hereby warned
10 exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof TO
the subscriber,
on or before the 21h day ef JHae, 1889;
they may otherwise by Law be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. Those indebted 90 said cs-
tate requested 10 make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 29th DAY of Nov. 1881,
HENRY X. EisENBRANDT,
Dec. 3.-stsl Administrator.
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eD-The number Of different pupils who attend.
si the public schools Of the county in 1881 was
2ss less. and the number Of teachers employed u
more than in iSso.
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BALTIMORE AND DELTA
HALLWAY.

SUBSCRIBERS To tho Capital Stock Of the
Baltimore aud Delta Railway Company, who have
paid their subscriptions in full. will please for
ward their receipts or other evidences oi payment,
with their names endorsed on tho back Of the
same. to the undersigned without delay. in order
that certificates of stock may be issued
THOMAS ARMSTRONG. Treasurer.
- Concord ST.. Baltimore, MD
November -. 1851.
Noy 81 -st
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TINlliS l. To GIVE NOTICE. That the sub.
L -criber ha. obtained from the Orphans Court
"i baltimore county. letters Of administration on
the estate Of
JOHN II. HAHN.
late Of said county. deceased. All persons having
claims against the deceased are hereby warned 20
exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof, to
the subscriber,
or L.tor, ne 6h day Of Jaae. iss?,
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. Those indebted 20 said es-
tate are requested 10 make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of Novem-
Der. ls>l. MARY Z. HAHN,
Nov. l3.-4ta.l Aiministratrix
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es-smalI-pox is decreasing In Baltimore and
very little alarm Is now felt on account Of the
disease.
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Risteau s. Grason, Receivers.
REoE'vE~s' SAFE 4.
COUNTY TAXES FOR THE YEAR 1877.

by virtue OF the provisions Of an Act Of the
General Assembly Of Maryland, passed =,
@ January Session. ISIS, Chapter 4st,
il. the undersigned rs Receivers. will sell
at Public sale. AT THE DOOR OF THE COURT
HOUSE, T0wS0NT0wN, BALTIMORE CO.,
FOR TANEs DUE FOR THE YEAR 1877, the
following described lands and premises, via:
Siafh District.
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND SITUATE IN
9th district, Baltimore county, beginning for the
same al the southeast corner Of the intersection
OF Barclay and Wilson street, and running thence
on the south side of Wilson q. south SIS east so
feet thence south ) west 200 feet thence north
s. east 80 feet TO Barclay street. aud thence along
the east side Of Barclay street 90 the irst place
Of beginning. Liber J. D., No. SO, folio 2G6
Assessed to Thomas Sheppard for 1877.
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rINiIlS l. TO GIVE NOTICE. Tha; the sub.
i seFibcr has obtained from the Orphans
Court OF Baltimore county. letters Of Admins
tgaiion the estate uf
CAS>ANDRA PALMER,
late OF sail county deceased. All persons having
claims asaius; the deceased are hereby warned 10
exhibi; the same. with the vouchers thereof to the
subscriber.
acr b,iare re 2Uh day .fJsae. Iss?,
they may o,herWi'e by Law be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Those indebted to said es-
tate are requested Co make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 10Th day Of Nov. 1881.
GEORGE II. PALMER.
Nov. @6.-i Administrator.
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CsTRAY NOTICE.

Found trcsPassng on subscriber's.
premises, November 18th. 1851. ONEMYYA
LARGE WHITE SOW and TIIREEfGvfq
WHITE sH0rEs. Owner IL requested 10 come
forward. prove property. pay charges aud take
them away. y. GAMBRTLL.
Gunpowder. Baltimore county. Nd.
Nov. 26-3t.
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Eierenfh District.

ALL THAT REAL PROPERTY SITUATE
In lith District, Baltimore county, beginning for
the same on the south side of . road leading from
the Phila. Turnpike Road to wm. Days property,
north 81, east seven -tenihs Of perch from gate
post on the vest side Of lane and running thence
along the south side Of said road, south ssi west
30 perches; thence south u cast 3 perches I;
thence north sti east 20 perehes thence with
straight line TO the beginning, containing 2 acres
Of land. more or less. Liber J. n. L.. No. l6,
folio $40, &e. Assessed TO zachAFiah Mitchell for
1877.
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And we hereby give notice that on
THesday, 6h day Of Decsssber, A. n. 1881,
commencing At n o'clock A. NJ,
We will offer for sale the above mentioned lands
and premises. In accordance with the aforemen-
TONED Ac. II Assembly. 10 the highest bidder for
CASH
JOHN GRAsON, heee"@s.
WILSON 4 RiSTEAU, Auetioncers. NOV. l2.-sa.
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N
at o'clock y. ~,
on the prcmses. ON Grindon Avenue. near Lau-
raville,
ALL THAT VALUABLE TRACT OR PARCEL
OF LAND,
together with the improvements thereon, which Il
mentioned AMI described in two deeds, one from
Francis Albert and wife TO Frederick Eekert
dated February Ist, A. u. 1861. and recorded
among the Land Records Of Baltimore county, In
Liber q. II. C., No. 80. folio isG. &C., and one
from Thomas q. Taylor and wife To said Freder.
lex Ecker, and Maria T.. EckeTt, his wife, deceas.
ell. or the survivor dated December 18th, A. ID.
1867, and recorded among the Land Records Of
baltimore county In Libcr l.. II. A., No. So folio
I9i, &c.
This property lies on Grindon Avenue. which
runs from the llillcn Road 90 Hartford Turnpike
Road, abou. ~ miles from baltimore city and 900
yards from the Hartford Turnpike Road.
The location l. = very desirable one, being near
10 churches and schools of every denomination,
and short distance from the Halls Spring car
line terminus. Lauraville Post Office Is within n
st0ne's throw.
The land !. naturally rich and susceptible Of
high cultivation.
The above property will be sold either as
whole or In lots.
If sold 10 lots, lot On north side of Grinion
Avenue will be offered. containing
10 ACRES OF LAND. MORE OR LESS.
aud improved by three
Dw ELLING HOUSES.
in very good condition aud of modern style; also,
Pump Shed. Carriage Shei. Sc.
And lot on south side Of Grinl1 Avenue. con.
tanning
ACRE AND 81 SQUARE PERCIIES "F
LAND. MORE OR LESS,
IMPROVED Bf \ GOOD BARN.
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IN THE MATTER

Schumacher & WhIteloch, Attorneys at Law,
50 Lexington street, Baltimore.
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BALTIMORE PRICE CURRENT
CORRECTED wEEkLY NJ
B. T. q q . z r 8 . e,

DEALER IN
FLOUR. FEED OF ALL KINDS. FERTIl.I-
ZERS, SEEDS. PRODUCE. 1c.,
I3s North Front NJ. baltimore.
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The 0uiteau Trial.

National RcpHblicaH, Nor. 20h.
There is an erroneous impression throughout
the country regarding the "applause" and
daughter" In the Guiteau trial, and Judge Cox
10 pronounced "to blame, &C., and severely criti.
escd for permitting Il. Il 10 bat fair TO ask n all
tho telcgraphic statements arc true, and whether
II would not be well to take some OF them cu,s
graHo sails. IL istrue that Guiteau makes nm ape
Of himself and affords n most disgusting exhibit.
lie is nuisance, but no way has been suggested
by which he can be made 10 behave himself, and
the reports Of his sayings arc without question
rendered verbatim. Bat when the word ''lau ghter''
Is interpolated In the notes Il IL proper TO know
,rhaf degree Of laughter was induigcd In. II Is
hardly right 20 consider that the court IL for the
time being converted into a pandemonium Of gig.
giles and outlaws. Il is n noticeable fact that In
many instances the utterance Of single individ.
uai has been rendered daughter" In the hurry Of
reporters comments, when In fact Il was solitary
ripple from some individual crank, and promptly
suppressed. Nevertheless Il goes out TO the pub.
lie as an act which, were u allowed would be rcp.
rehensbe. In the interest Of justice Il 10 proper
to make this statement, and Il is suggested that
the reporters be more cautions, and not by an OK
aggera,cd stroke Of the pen lead the public TO be-
ieve the matter TO be worse than u 10.
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TVNnIS Is To GIVE NOTICE. Tha, the sub.
l. seriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court for Baltimore county, letters Of Admins
tratiOn on the estate Of
JOHN y. HOLMES.
late Of said county deceased. All persons having
claims against the said estate are hereby warned
20 exhibit the same ~ the vouchers thereof. 10
the subscriber
oa or befor, "a 2oh day Of Jras. iSS2;
they may otherwise by Law be excluded from all
benefit of saii estate. Those indebted 10 said es-
tate are requested to make immediate payment
Given uilcr my hand this 23d day Of Nov. Issi.
CHARLES n. HOLMES,
Administrator pssdeAfe lite.
Nov eG.-lta
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WANTED.

WANTED.
GOOD MORTGAGES At G PER CENT. on
FARMS in Baltimore county. State location,
distance from Pike and Railroad. description and
sire of FARM and BUILDINGS, amount Of as.
scssincnt aud insurance. Also. what was the
latest cash sale of land in the neighborhood Give
references 60 value Of farm.
Address. JOHN T. GRAHAM,
Real Estate Broker, IS Saratoga 81. Baltimore.
Feb. 26-tf
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Sales Of Property.
Robert r. Boarman and John +. Centrum.
Attorneys ut Law, ToWsontoNn. Nd.
u,RUSTEEs' SALE

VALUABLE PROPERTY. SITUATE IN BAL.
TIMORE COUNTY. AND HANDSOME -
- AND VALUABLE s
El PROPERTY SITUATE rs
BALTIMORE CITY,
The Baltimore County union., 1881-12-03
Legal Notices.

Alfred j. Carr. Attorney at Law, II Lexing
ton ST., Baltimore.