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New-York tribune., 1881-09-24
THE SOUTH OF TODAY.
TRIBUNE EXTRA NO. 81.
IN DIXIE'S LAND; OR, THE SOUTH OF TODAY
A SERIES OF GRAPHIC LETTERS BY AN uNpRrr
JUDGED OBSERVER.

Ff0m The Nation Of September %
NO one read these letters without speedily
tat their writer possesses unusual qualifications as an o
server; tlat he unites quick and WELT facuea
WIN SOUND ana balanced Judgments that he equipped
ms vH stnuy o! social questions
nectoh upon them that his candor conspcuous and
ne free from particular prejudice personal prenos
sessions which might the
have seldom read record of travels that gave evidence
more absolute trust tworthness not the
simply sdry aud cold intelligence for the full OF
wat and cheerful humor From merely Hterary pont of
.ney are exceeht they are free from newspaper slang
ana written m direct and often English thOgh
exhibit not nfrequenty the marks Of compositioI
aud lack OF opportunity Of reyision.' T'"s
Price. postpaid. locsnsa Address THE TRIBUNE
NsW.York
New-York tribune., 1881-09-24
Proposals.

PROPOSALS FOR DUCK.
- oo ,,.. NAVY PAY OFFICE,
20 BROADWAY NEW. YoRK Sept IL 1881 {
iIoposaH heac, ad nuorse' on envelope Bids sun
plies Advertised win be received ut this office untii I2
O'Clock October 3 3Sl, Tor the following stlpples Of hr
opo ueiiVetcd OF expense,
Bu REA OF PROVTsTONS AND CLOTHING
10000 yards or or Cotton Duck, Standard
yards to be delivered within thirty days aud the whole To- 6o
delivered within sixty days from the of order ~ Nv
Stclhchii0ns ana relative information can be obtained nv
ap lying to the Inspector Of Provisions and Clohin az b
Navy Yard, Now. York ' N'''"i''s a' uie
The right is reject anv or o bds ,ho, NAV ~
DC uecheu auVah,aReou3 10 the Government. ~
responsible surcties
ful delivery Of the supplies ''' " '"''''
Blank forms Will be he'd NJ ths ofljca
Bids not properly signed and will not be no conss
cred. THOMAS r. ~, ~ CWf3Y ~ T9'siu-
------------------ Paymaster U. s. Navy.
ITO STONE BRIDGE CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals VIII be received by A. s. Cassidy Mavor
OF The Guy OF Newburg, until - o'clock
Tor the complexion or the contract stone brd1
Shanbers @ @ aroek near the City OF Newburg NJ " which
e,s nv are put ready for The arches being ofths
CITY surveyors office, In the city of Newburg ~ " w
security to the amount OF 900 will required for tho
faithful performance Of the work Every bidder must fnrth
with his proposal uho names his snretes ~ '"'"''"
proposa must DC accompanied with deposit $3.50
The commissioners OF Highways tho Town Of Nav
windsor ana the Mayor and Common of tho Cv of
Newburg hereby the right reject anv an ali
bids. d. j. GOTTA EfC MY MY su, anu All
Sept 10, 1881 - NiS oierN
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-04-09

The Connections Mutual Life Insurance
Company has paid ss6,0O0,OO0 In death claims.
endouments, dividends Of surplus and surrender
values 10 its policy holders and their representa
tivs'. II has resisted the payment Of less than
ono and one-twentisih per cent. Of the amount OF
death aud endoument claims brought against u,
aud then only 10 where the plain duty Of its
oneers Required such action for the protection Of
living and honorable members. Is policy 10 as
sars ProfsciieH 10 the ~ifs and children Of sss-
Der 90 sesid Be- aH sqaai a@oHat iHrssfsd 10 tks
bends u s Unitcd Ssafes, and 10 within the reach
Of the humblest MAJ. who might not live 90 save
the amount 20 purchase the bonds. The ratio Of
expense OF management 20 receipts Of this eompa-
ny 81 per cent, being less than half that Of The
average Of NIL the companies In the United States
and the lowest Of any. No now or spscious plans
o. policies are issued geHaiHs, pare aHd s'mpis
fUe aad eadermsaf Insurance only IL furnished,
on sound male lives, at the lowest possible cost.
For information and policies apply to
WALTER \. WILEISsoS, General Agent,
Maryland Building. northeast corner Postofies
avenue aud Second street.
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Correspondence Baifissore Coaniy CIoH.
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-04-09
There WIN DO a New Line.

Now that all doubt has been dispeiied % 10 the
building Of an independent line Of railroad from
Baltimore to Philadelphia by the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company, the Philadeiphia and
Wilmington papers are discussing the particular
route Of the new road, especially that portion Of
the line entering Philadelphia. Il appears to be
conceded that the Philadelphia and Chester Branch
Of the Reading Railroad Is the most available
means Of ingress Of Philadelphia. The Phiiadsl-
phia North AHsricaa claims that this road or .
portion Of u, which was built and forms.iy. ussS
by the Philadelphia. Wilmington and BAlsimsre
Railroad, 10 "isased to the Reading for nine hss-
dred and ninety nine years, under an agreement
that the lease should be null and void u the road
was used for competing passenger or freight traf.
&c. There IL no 100000 forfeiture, NJ extensive.
stated, absolute breaking of the lease being the
only penalty for violation"
Ersry Ereniag, Of Wilmington. says: "The
Reading Railroad Company has positively offered
10 put the road In question In as part Of the new
line Of the baltimore and Ohio Company between
Baltimore and Philadelphia, and we have the best
reasons for believing that the Baltimore and Ohio
Company Is making It's plans with the full inten.
ton Of using these very tracks"
While this much appears to be settled about the
route north Of Wilmington, there 10 lack Of ded.
niteness (says the Baltimore Sss.l as 20 the route
between that city and Baltimore. Baltimore and
Ohio officials positively decline giving any init
nation Of their plans rs TO the proposed route
II 10 certain. however, that they have corps Of
engineers surveying along the WILMINGTON ead Of
the line In this direction, and that arrangements
have been made 60 place two or more other corps
Of surveyors In the field. One Of these corps win
proceed from baltimore and the ether win start
out from Port Deposit. Il IL understood that the
new management Of the Delaware Western Rail-
road, Robert Garrett, presidsst, have matured
their plans and made division Of labor, 90 90
speak, and will proceed systematically 10 accom-
plish an early compilation of the road. NJ. John
w. Davis has supervision Of the right Of way, and
Mr.. w. II. Smith. Of Talbot county, o. agent for
the purchase Of the right Of way over portion Of
the line. Mr.. William Reyser will attend 10 the
contracts for erossties, iron. etc. Mr.. James L.
Randolph, chief engineer Of the baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, will direct the movsmsnts Of the
various corps Of engineers engaged In surveying
the diherent routes. The reasons for surveying
two or more routes obvious, bat the chief rea-
son 10 that the company may avoid paying exor-
bitant prices for the rights o. way. which might
be the case 10 u was known that specified route
was Indispensable. Il IL not anticipated that any
such disposition will be evinced BY the owners Of
property along any route that may be desirable;
NJ the same time it 10 deemed prudent not 10 be d
the mercy Of any one.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-04-09
SOUR MAHoNE-aRAPEs.

The Democrats in Congress have hail much
trouble since the Senate met In extra session
over wha, may be called "sour Malone grapes"
in other words, over what they choose To denom-
inate Senator Mahone's Hypocrisy and apOstaey
to his lthe DemOcraticl party. Ever ,inee the
Virginia Senator O., In the free and independ-
ent exercise Of his own Judgment, to cast his vote
with the Republicans, he has been viIliied aud
numerically berated by Democrats In the Senate
and out Of u, by leading members and journals Of
that party, because he did not 60 over, body and
soul, 10 them and support their measures. Il Sas
their hope and expecta,iOn-thOugh no, placed in
his present high Office BY Democrats or n Demo-
cratic vots-that he would turn traitor 20 his own
real Virginia friends and sell both them and him
self out 20 Democracy. This 10 the real cause Of
the whole difficulty. Had Mr.. Malone at the out
set wheeled into the ranks and became-not only
q tool-but willing subservicnt Of Democracy. he
would have been covered all over with laudations.
Net word or syllable would have been uttered
against him as being readjuster," = "repudia-
ter or q "hypocrite." On the other hand he
would have been one Of the very best most gallant
and useful members OF the senate-the pink Of
pohseucrs anu pbtakDu o. uouOt. lie Woutd nave
been Rugged 10 the inner bosom Of Democratic
affection, ft to be trusted ut all times and under
all circumstances. This, too, would have been
done without caring or asking whether he favored
reputation or not. Senator Malone Is under no
obligations 90 the Democratic party for the place
he now holds any more than to Republicans. lie
protested TO be, and Is stiii, Readjuster but saw
Ut when entering the National Senate To vote with
the Republicans, well knowing they, as u party,
were totally opposed to repudiatiOn in every shape
and form aud are commercially conservative
IL is an evidence both OF ignorance and folly
o! dishonesty. indeed-to charge the Republican
party with favoring Republication because Dir. Ma
hone or any other Senator chose. to vote with Il
and support its measures rather under all :he
circumstances-tha those Of the Democrats.
Let US hope Democrats will heneeforward cease
either quarreling or wrangling about this matter.
Let Senator Malone attend to his own business
in his own way. as be has the right 20 do, and
they attend to theirs. The blame will undoubted-
ly attach TO Democrats now in the Senate for in
terrupting business as IL has been, by the dead
lock" which now exists. simply because a single
Senator has chosen to exercise bis own best judg-
mspt in voting. The abuse heaped upon him for
50 doing has actually become disgusting. The
whole country wants to rec IL stopped.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-04-09

JrS-Last fall anumber Of English Commission
sr' came to this country to inquire into meth
OILS Of agriculture and ascertain whether the low
price a. which grain was produced an sen, to
Europe was likely to continue. Now comes an
other set Of Commissioners from distant Hungary
upon the same quest. The farmers there fad il
mtre difieuit each succeeding year to eompste
with Ameriean~heat They want to know wheth.
CT newer methods and the modern agricultural
implements in use in this country cannot be intro
dueed in the wheat growing district. Of Hungary.
Little by little We are making ourselve. felt in
every industry and in every country throughou,
the world
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-04-09

SS-comnenting upon the party treaehcry and
per'onal unPopularity Of the present Surveyor Of
the Port Of baltimore. a writer in the Frederick
E1a~iasr says: eli President Garfield desires 10
carry cut the basis Of Republication in thi, gov
eminent that the consent Of the governed 10 neces-
sary To give IL strength and disnty. and IL he de-
sire' Il he will End no trouble in asecrtaiping the
repugnanee Of the governed to the sway Of the
Surveyor, and still less in applying the proper
remedy In his prompt removal from Office. Ills
continuance would be an insul, to public ssn,i.
ment, support Of tyranny. and a Justification Of
party ireaehery to crafty personal malice. viii
the President heed the popular demand or will he
be Influenced by small eotorie who are endeavor-
Ing to keep the Surveyor 10 power and themselves
In Office, for fear IL link |. broken, they too
NAV follow"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-04-09

Izc-"Anii-high-rent leagues have been formed
In New York, Brooklyn and Chicago. the objee,
being 10 resist any advance in the rate of house
rent. The Brooklyn league has Issued manifesto
In which IL declares that 'rhs days Of discussion
have gone By and the time FOR action arrived; that
the land 10 mans Inheritance, a. are light. air and
water; that man also needs for his existence shell
ter as weii: that all who have no dwellings Of
their own should rsss, upju,tiaable increase Of
rents, and that those who are already abandantly
provided shall not take from those who have no,
more than Is necessary scarcely to keep themselves
and their own from starving"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-04-09

eo-In England, the Law requires every eandi-
date TO make an exact return Of HE election ex-
Penses. The result shows that the expenses Of
the Lice members Of Parliament, at the election
Of 1850 wers In the aggregate, s9.oeo,o 600
what more than eight thousand dollars each. The
candidates are, however, compelled TO pay the
costs Of holding the election ITSELF which Is no In.
considerable sum, but even with this dsdaetiOn,
the expenses Of candidates In England are far
higher than In this county. While there are here
and there few eases where his candidacy
may cost = member Of Congress 5000, In the
grea, majority Of eases the expenses do not reach
one fourth part of that sum.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-04-09
VERY sNUc 4 EA .!s.v.rr

A PARM or 1870 ACRES OF BEST a,
- LIMESTONE LAND, $50 Acres I'M.
j. cultiv alton. balance In timber, aud al
we'll watered. Il 10 situated about miles east Of
Towsontown. on the Cromweii's Bridge road, and
about miles from Baltimore. The BALTIC. Delta
Narrow. Gauge Railroad passes through the prop
ersy. upon which there will be . station. There
10 plenty 81 the finest lime stone upon the property.
with lime kiln also an ore bank now being worked
and which can be easily made Ia net 80 Dor day.
The property s susceptible IL div i,vn and will be
sold rs whole or in lots Co suit purchasers. u
has many advantages aud L. well adapted for .
stock farm.
The Improvements consist of FRAME Dwell
LING HOUSE. 1880 feet, two stories sud attic.
the roof finished with tower and dormer windows:
there are three large porches and balconies. There
10 lawn Of about three acres around the dwelling
laid out in gravel walks aud planted with 200 ever
green and other ornamental trees and shrubbery.
Alto, FARMERS HOUSE. 1880 feet, two stories
with porches; Switrer Barn. 5000 feet, Carriage
Hoase. Urinary. Corn Cribs. Wash House, Cow
House and Smoke. Poultry and Ice Houses. A
strong spring Of excellent water supplies the dwell
ling. barn and wash house
!es- For terms. &c, apply To X. EWING,
April g.-3t. On the premises.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-04-09

cS-Demoerais think IL would be . very usju.,
and very cruel thing for Republicans to reorsanIs
the Senate and make \ sweeping change Of all the
officials and employees ON such short notice. They
had no compune,ions Of this sort two year. ago
when they obtained control Of the Senate. They
had no sooner obtained majority then they pro-
esedsd to make clean sweep Of the Republican
officials aud employees. about sixty in nsmber. all
ofwhom were experienced and efficient. and filled
their places with inexperienced and 10 many cases.
inefieient Democrats. They are not In position
20 talk abou, the injustice Of making sweeping
changes
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-04-09

Do-The Laurel Ciesasr, published for some
time si Laurel, Prince GeOrse'ses., Nd. BY Mr. J.
Frank Hamilton, has changed hands and Is now
conducted BY Mr.. Z. wrish, Newman. The name
has also been changed and the paper will hereafter
be known As the Herald. Heretofore the paper
has been independent in politics, but under Mr..
Nsvinan's management ID will be = ,talwart Re-
publican sheet. We extend our very best wishes
% the new proprietor and congratulate the Repub-
iean' ef Prince Georges on having secured the
assistance of What promises 10 be No. paper.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-04-09

SzS- Illinois has just passed = mos, stringent
iaw regulating the sale Of deadly weapons to
minors or the carrying Of them by persons Of any
age. Dealers in these articles required to keep
register, in which the names Of all 10 whom
weapons are sold, the prices paid and the purpose
for which intended must be written and kept open
% the inspection Of the public. The carrying Of
rssOrs Is made misdsmssnor and 10 punishsbls
penalties incurred BY all who sell or lend Gre
arms to minors. The Law is stringent one and
some diaieulty viii undoubtedly be encountered In
ia enforestuent
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-04-09
YORK ROAD RAILWAY.
!AH}a

Leave Baltimore and Holiday streets a. follows:
BALTIMORE TO wAvERLY.
Al $50, and 7.30 A. NJ. Every fifteen minutes
from 7.30 10 1889 A. NJ: every thirty minutes
from 1880 A. NJ. to $50 p. NJ; every 6fteen min
utes from 2.3o p. ". TO $50 r. Nj $50, 1880 and
% 30 p. n.
wAvERLY TO BALTIMORE.
Al $40 aud $50 A. NJ. Every hfteen minutes
from $50 to $50 A. NJ; every thirty minutes from
$50 A. N. TO l.5O r. NJ; every fifteen minutes
from l.5o p. N. to 7.sO r. NJ; at $40, $50, $50
and 1850 p. u.
BALTIMORE TO GOvANsTOwN.
Every half hour from q. 80 .M. TO $50 p. NJ. and
at $50, 1870 and ll.3O p. NJ.
G0vANST0wN TO BALTIMORE.
Every half hour from 9 A. NJ. to $50 p. ~, and
1t $50 and 1880 p. ".
BALTIMORE TO TOwsONTOwN.
Al haif-past each hour from $50 A. NJ. to $50
+. NJ, and at 1890 and 1880 p. NJ.
TOwS0NTOwN TO BALTIMORE.
Each hour from 9 A. N. to 10 p. N.
To Western Maryland depot, fare cents.
To 0resnmeunt k>ssstsry. fare s<@A. :
To Charles Street Avenne, BY Cars on North
Avenue, connecting with Hampdsn, Park Avsnus
and City Cars. fare cents.
April g,'s1y.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-04-09

@rThe Bai,ipars and Ohio Railroad cOnps-
ny has uiihdrswn all iis traahs from the Round
Brook road, between Philadelphia and New York,
and hereafter al business Of the u. 4 o. between
those two cities viii be done ovsrthe Pennsylvania
Raiirosd. u nov seems 10 Be settled bsyond
question that The D. 4 o. viii build al once a nsw
line between Baltimors and Philadelphia.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-04-09
LICENSES TO RETAILERS OF sPIRiTUOUs
or PREVENTED LIQUORS OR
LAGER BEER

OYSTER AND EATING HOUSES.
Tho license 10 be paid by the keepers Of oyster
and eating houses 10 5000 throughout the State.
FEMALE VENDORS.
Females vending millinery and other small ar
ticles, whose stock Is not over $500. pay license
Of $500 only but II over that amount they are
required TO pay the same license rs other persons
oath 10 be made as 20 the amount Of stock at the
principal season Of the year.
LICENSES TO OWNERS AND KEEPERS
OF STATIONS AND JACKS.
The owner or keepers Of every stallion or jack
shall, before being permitted 10 stand or station
such animal pay 10 the Clerk Of the Circuit Cour,
Of some Of the counties in this State the high
est sum which he intends TO ask or receive for the
season Of one mare; and the receipt Of the said
Clerk. with the seal Of his Court attached thereto
Tor said sum. shall be the license for stationing or
standing such stallion jack for one year from the
date thereof; provided, that In no case shall the
sum directed ~ the paid by this section for such
license be less than ten dollars and that every
stallion or jack upon which the said tax 10 paid
shall bs sxempt ffo-s ~ other State tag.
WILLIAM A. sLADE.
Sheriff Of Baltimore county.
N. BY Instructions received from the Treas
ury Department at the Clerks once, all persons
applying for . license Of any kind, except mar.
rage licenses, which are the same as heretofore,
will hereafter have to pay the fee Of hfty centsf for
issuing the same, making total Of sixty cents ~
stated above.
The fee Of Gfty cents has heretofore been charged
20 the State
WILLIAM A. SLADE,
Mch. 26.-td.) Sheriff of Baltimore county.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-04-09

Se-Ths Democratic pot In this State 10 just
nov boiling vigorously and there are indications
Of warm times between the Hamilton wing and the
"bosses." The rumor Is eunen, that Mr.. George
Cotton has purchased the Baltimore 0assi,e, which
will also turn lie batteries upon the Governor and
then the far silI begin 20 ay In earnest. We hope
they may have real lively ,ine-s pic mic ss u
we're.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-04-09

This dns Trotsing Stallion. be- Ia
longing TO Mr.. Jesse Tyson, Of this Al
county, win make . season this H
year AT T0ws0NT0wN, Adys VIZ
netsi Stable. Cards With Psdigrss, a., obtain.
timors. Nd.
NB-"Ratsisr" took Lei Premium 81 last Mary
land State Fair, Pimlice. March le.-ll
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-04-09
Fendsil g. Mitchell and 8. Parker Bosiey,
Attorneys. Towsontown, Nd.
. CRUsTERs' SALE
A NICE LITTLE PLACE IN THE FIFTH
DISTRICT.


by virtue Of . decreee passed By the Circuit
Court for Baltimore county, In equity, on -
"a March cath, 1881, In . suit where John
- II. Millender aud others are complain
ants and Thomas Wesley jackson aud sthsrs are
defendants, the undersigned, Trustees, will offer
for sale, at public auction, on the premises, on
road leading from the Falls road 10 the Yoho road
about one.fourth Of . mile from Gorsuch's grist
and saw mill. jth district Of said county, on
Moaday, april lstk. 1881,
at Z o'clock p. N,
THE TWO FOLLOWING LOTS OF LAND:
One described In deed from John II. wisnsr 10
Thomas Wesley Jackson, recorded among the
Land Records Of said county, In Liber J. d., No.
III, folio 1872. Ae., containing
I I7.1o0 ACRES OF LAND. MORE OR LESS,
and the other described In deed from Carrie A.
Jackson and others 10 said Thomas Wesley Jack
con. recorded among said Land Records, In Libsr
J. b., No. ia. folio 1913, Re-, containing
A.lo0 ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS.
There 10 some good timber on the property aud
Il 10 improved By . new two-stofy
STONE DWELLING HOUSE.
under roof. but not yet completed, 33x7s feet. Il
would make comfortable homo for mechanic OF
lsborer.
TERMS OF sALE:-0ns half Of the purchase
money cash on day Of sale, or the ratification
thereof and the balance In twelve months from
day OF sale and secured by interest bearing note,
endorsed 70 the satisfaction Of The Trustees. or eli
cash At the option Of purchaser
eD-A deposit Of 500 required on day Of sale.
w. FRANK MITCHELL, g.
S. PARKER BOsLRY, Trustees
GEO. W. JORDAN, Auctionesr.
March 36.--ts.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-04-09

e1-Thsrs have been more rumors this week re-
isting TO prospective changes in President Oar.
ssid's Cabinet none Of which, however, are credit
Cd. The grounds for these reports are stated 10
be that all the members Of the Cabinet are not In
accord with the President and with each other,
and hence changes are necessary that Affairs may
70 on harmoniousiy.