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, 1881-12-17
SUBURBAN..

hsANntuS'
Iho fAi1 term OF lne university Cl0seu ycstcf-
1ny lltfd tho etttttents nra nov eynut1httpr tho
to,yu Thu ,lnnrs If rI,e I1nIvers;tv will nnau
n, r,,.,. - -
"kA' 4"eauhys 1un' ,. ...
Last oSening Prestdnnt CtimninEs Eave tho
Bct4nld lecture Of tho senior course IN tho
auditorium nf the htcthnttst Ch,,rnh M, Tic
1r1,ureas al tJssrtv." Il iaruu n,itJtrtica WIS
t,resunt.
uynr psuK.
A,,h, ,.,,..t,,. - ~, n.ar,, ~ .r,,...., t,,ta
nj In V,iiaw" Hs r vcsor.I"v aIternMn In At
~. ttIansy Whs astrnetea ~ sMnInIt ~ tnu laueuc5
t.,. t,,n, ~ ~ 10 ~ IVY atai ~ ~. .e
n,nmt fnH = -, , .hg ~ H. ftp,tnt,, 1,s RI,
tna ,fu1,tITt' M 1e t ,,ro as1 LEY si,,Wn ~
tno ,.1 1snu!,ts ss " .t Lno 1ntescst auu t., aMk
w e,.,,.,,..e .nau .: - tau "attsptpo sptuMl
so -. F ,in,aa nuI tos y .sS S tmu @ n FIT.
S,str,tni ~. -. H. @ .,t ~ u. n.Su
"..'f - ti.,. W. ~, nuy ~ nu ~" ~ @
ttuth street fr.lm DrcxeI lotItnvard to tho lake.
Nluety. second street ,Fas ordered itupruvcl
frtttn Green lay avenue to Commercial Ut Gust
Of $3u
the Village Engineer vas directed tn Rrale
to NiehIEu.1 avenue.
a petitiUn asktnq for nuin sewer on Forty
tiftn street. frufn State to I.tlko Michigan, was
received. It was Bixned by u large uiitntjer Uf
pruperty-owncrs. y
1t WAS reported to the board that tho Ont-
woods Cemetery Company had constructed a
wire rtnct to ubstrurt thB opening Ut. Wood
lawn avunue. Many persona iro inclined 10 10.
llett TINT rtHprius action should u tNjsen t1.
, 1881-12-17
HEALTn.OFFluEtt Pt.of)p.

FoRtfax N1ss,oss ON AExlco AND JAPAN

fQNEE1N N14al0S8 uN MEXICO AND JAFAN-
GHU1tCN DEDICATION. -,
' Tito monthly meeting ut the Wan,an'a Board
of Foreign Missions Ut tho Nnrthwost WIS held
III sicc1rsnIek It!oot yesterday morning, Mrs
ltoKe, tho President. ,n the GhAEE. The Noy.
hr. Ogden. wh0 With his wife aro sbuut to 70
To tho City OF McxEco III, missionaries, made a
low ro1mrks, dnst returned thanks for the Iii.
tcrost Tue la'!rs hut! manitestcd In them.
a letler wlAs reaa from Slr. u. 2. silica Jr.,
who Kayo an account Of the intercollegiate
convention at Allegheny City. Stating shas, ~
tno Fe*!t, twenty yuitilx liten hnl aNatly tlatI-
eatIs1 tht lnsGlFcs tn foreign tnt5aInDAry work.
bir. W!shaEs, u New it.rk, spoke alant thu
college Young Hcn's Chrlsliull Association, tho
putla'sa NJ which IL TO stimulate tue missionary
sp1rrt III Htul4nls.
Mrs, uuilek, u returned missionary, gqyo NJ,
account ot the wnrk ln Japan. TAe uovcrn.
n1ea!t a, ta1lxnr abjeot9l t1 ths people becoutny
ssryuncp ,r ths babhAth by nrior.nx Ill tho putl.
lte sehtA'ls To a0st. IN thAt day. Thero wore MI
oseI!ystss o.. ~ island now. and " ntty years
ott ,ts !rt9th ntld breAuth by l1tlya ministers.
@, Thy Vsalcattly services at thu new Lincnln
Tweuy'seeond. Will take p!Aos sunday. Tho
, 1881-12-17
A GOOD CAPTURE,
Three Dangerous burglars Taken In
anl.IdcM4ttted.

Three Dangerous Burglars Taken In
and. Identified.
About O'clock on tho evening OF Dec. Mr..
0swa!d Fuldu. proprietor of y milton atorc at No,
10 Stlwntlkee Ryenno, observed q man at work
upon tho showcas8 in fruit Of his tatutllsh-
1ne&,t. and, CORRECTLY surIn,slug TINT the fcIlow
was thara for no good purpose, be ran ont and
grapplrd with hIG. The struggle WAS 1uug and
severe ono, during wh,eh tho talcf trow n re-
vslver ard shut Sir. Fut1a In the brtnaL Even
aflcr he was wounded tie gentleman continued
tue unequal struggle. and u seeo1.d shot was
t1rod, fortunately hitting nobudy. Tho thief
then wrcuched himseif from Mr.. Fuldo's krnsp,
produced u srcond revolver with which he drove
UT a crowd OF citizens who would hure letllucd
him. antl inad9 hts campo, carrying pn aavcral
witches ~ plunlrr. The nlatlcr WIS puceu In
o 81 Srp h S xsry sSp'ss ws. asss &
snws: ":lAlf. With REEHat ,l,U,ldeEle. nbuut :sJ
yunrs Ut axc, and dressUd 10 Il laFKe light ovar-
T. was suited. Was n!urked with i scar"
is,s dhFss qays s aI n rs eary In IN ,ti. snS noTnE
arrison strcet stuon hsar cot,plc @ * pista' pH
shoss that hMl beon nred apparently ncur tho
corner uf Clntk anu Twelfth streets. Proceed
satisfactory. answers. tn thtir questions, Wcru
ni.cod under urrest AMI sedrcheti. they wire
TO NE uEAv11.r ARMED,
and oonccated abnut thelr clothing were
couple IT tlnc '*1immtes" anst uyer i hundred
taken lu tbs Arsnory, ,where ttiey xayo tho nusne1
ct .ta!nes MsrrlKv. FrAnk Higgins, ind Wttllual
]. erlcks, alias burma. Tue K''ois toull
nptiN lhgtn were liUntEnud rs tlIe Fruceulis Ut IL
BURGLARY cunlln,tteed ut The cur1ler Ut Archer
amt wentworth MvcnlIas, whern MOLE urua,'
ten dozen ,vIpss." rho trlU wcro hutd ts'r trial
y tho tr'tn'aal Court, nud wcFo scnt over IL rno
~ syyr,sn.o, uM tho, - ,o,, =, .,ro t.,,.,a
, 1881-12-17
THE CITY-uALL,

THEnE WefO thirty deaths reported at tue
nea1th Ulleo yestorttar. },
THE Controller VIII commence paying interest
due In january 1T the City Trcnsusers p1ijce
Monday. .innrninr.
'Ae''>'"' 4'''' !'''s' -.-..,.... -
AsstsFAST TciTf.hTTonaES KNIGHT WILL 70 to
indianapolis this evGntuK 10 tAke 0cpusiuons in
tho Hgustey cases,
JOHN W. Lvo*s hae beon appotated Cashier OF
The Department ut Pubic Wtrks, TO succeed
for ten yco ,. IN ,ho Inn cmnI,v ,r ~, nt,.n,,,s.
cnntra, lia,ra. md To f: s..,r. W. ~ ,s ss.4a'
eo".sat !saHsoau' Asa LOT 5our yeaEa 4ts AsStse-
flying Il, bonds Of sao,O0,
~. ,,.-,,
ting nil the telegraph poles unl wtres along tho
lnke-{rant WIS nor n nov jdos. II. he hat, anv.
HGs,Ga snen eGacuo ,a to President Evans, Of tho
,,,,js upn lut Eye liIt.
% %SeHasat M halEt.9 nWllca tn1 thnth h!tttlK ils
, 1881-12-17

---
THE Collectors OF Clcoro and New Trier ftci
'av'f o''us s.s'esuas "no so' tne'e 'oo"e:
MfcHAEt WHAtsRs OF the stocG- fan's. wns
yesterday arrested by Sheriff Mann. Mt thu In.
nh",,, AIN H., va ~, ,,at mi mas s.,;,sc',r,js,
aoo.'t w. Ho s"'e DILL anu was subsequently
rnr Committee or 1o,l AM, jail Account, ye..
terdRy openet ods Tor eaent'.lg 4i'd pa'.,t.ua
build .,s. Tho bids ranged from stoa to sl,6ss,
And u was nsraca TO- rccomncnd that tne @ SwatH !,
b si,aId CONS forward mid satisfy tno cotnin't.
tec Of bis responsibility.
Cohtufs.1f,srn MA1-rHxa haa tnen consu,t.
df;tn III tim L,,ir .ntnsi,ncra md tt,s, nr rrnrt-
ID ii hive III, cot,o,rrsti With hin IN .ne visw
w., M tsy nsyc y 4, rs power t * shst, 9w pay
te lid ruforo IL ste toarG at IN III nariy lis, %.id
tie mesSeets ~ .hat !ae pr .'lcis 4,ew aowsd
e,s rv,;ae,,s c1n1ae 70 W os""n win Inc Sseat'
's' ''E"'s.'.y. ~. :. .p, ,a ,a,.
Commissioner slattocks .uuk anotlct turn ut
Sheriff MUM Yestsrday. tno oecnsiot, being the
consideration OF tns dletlaE bill fur tao last
the Committee Oh jail and jail Acc
ci!ltlts, Of which ho ID u mctutcr.
.! Mnat In ana9o tno ~ espscia!y oo1ecuon9bu ~
ruqucst ,hat The PRICE @ n1o~ed @ for a.stq prIs: n
f,,u TIA f,iti ~ M,nt ,nso sfatfsts sn."wI.t t.,
;mnlmfntt, hIs n,.ltinr sn ,TiSa thof thrnn ".ars
ns., tte ",invsnrc ~ M rsnIa fx.,rti t1S, ,,,,y
mtnut kthjski N11,,,tniiv wh"rrns n,.s, aitf ~,
nrtnnai t:rl,ninTi ,nirt an, :. re.ttt"t,nn ~ thn
prit,, tha t,at VIA nrt,r sh,tti iii nT sntrt, ~,
Sn.id mi understand. E,ji,,wirv III, his nhlrr.
tiui,s to thD uriur al thing he nrsenttl iii, rss
yr,,u IN ahnw tttnf fhe ~ nns.s ~ ina 4n.,r,tY;s
sfice hnfI inrre1std frnm y.Mr II, ynnr Will, I'm
hIs,utss. ,i,,,r hni f,iil.,. IN, and nla,1
to ahuw that ina r.rs,nts. m repurtssi
Il, t, IH,nr11 h,n1 l,.cr rati1'fJ nfs,rIv nnshnf
Hneriff Avnewss ntni,at rt.tT.inta- M hrid. hsI
l,et,r nix1,t tS.uH Knrn's hss3 benn sa.hai. md
H,,tfuan'a nbu,It x7.ttW whiio Mamma far ttie
,,tsI air n,,mths ha,s i'ec, ,,nir ~ Mi Fr,m ths
kes wc,,t M III snrmE III Inn mrtf ,il.,w,.l fsr III.
siiv nrrs,nrrs +, .,fher citiss and Il, the Hrtn.
weff ,shIch wns tntrh inss Than Hhnr,if Mn,m wna
hang tmII. lie ftnn reneaTfsi hfs urxiitntntH II
tha v h..ft,r ntr,,Itst RI, rt,,ni,er T RI" r,.
N1t,yGs nj the t,.iit.n m nv IN inrvo m thev wore
EnI tn rltiicne thn }.a ~ tt1r nrrst,ty,,i,v ~
Isk tt,nt thoIr snIsries In inrrrasa1 Iis WA ri.
inweI tn tln MI az ma fnjE ,,iw. and lie 1,ther
1nrn,I,ers juukel Inutriy on: Il,r tho result
VIVA thu I'LL WIN nunrorni and TIM
Other nolnta rnsetl nRafnst Tin ,,tficn man.
awctucnt were Respectfully turned Uyrr to tho
Committee on Public service, which hNs charge
t,t lie t,xinx of she diet1g and saariss she us,s
Irrstsndt1iK betnu. however. tilut Mr ElattofEa
would iay !. cn,n,,iu,lication before tho bo.rs ut
tor The future. Ipot, which b. would ask that
ruc nsp,,,, y, ~. ~, ,,,,,,,o
Tho movement OF the lAat few days looking to
fbD h0lt3I11H fif ftA He0ti n1fstu
, 1881-12-17


nAYsETl'-ClHrnnce Eddy, youngest uon or Il. nnn
!sMsit.! lhskett Ut Ks Wost Harrison st ,Rul yeaFs
EOWAN-l'ec. IT, nt her la,a residenco, e1 Avon.
piAcet atettIe. bnlDFed wife OF William CuNan,
~ ifaclna tWts.l pup1ra plGnse copy
.PrEs-nec + G,rlstopher knppes.
hHncfa tf0t1 hs llku fuBiIGnGB, d Aherdan r, at
sfladhy. DOC IL II p. H.. bx eurrtnlos 10 racvjun
VIII y r; ha late residence. No.
lnA. C1nntY Auyo, !rejHnd. M4etl Il yUars, - 'N"
F1nefHt eGAhhy. HGc. IL, Ut II O'clock n. 10 NJ
tory. 's's ~eAAo"
Aay h!s son1 roat In penco.
pl0Asn c1py., f"FN'@
sivtEEVsoN-Dco. ID, At 4. H., John 8. B!yostspu,
kuGstnl SUNDAY. Dec. H. nt p. 1n from te3 Ashoy-
It, Friends pIsus0 taka Nutlco.
,,,WtSJENnuhG-rhs funeral Of tho Iato Mrs. Marv
SMmJenourX SJX VIII Occur ft1m har Into res!doncs. iii
Sin.s.st Ut H. M Saturday Dsc. II, 6y cas4 10
, 1881-12-17

IT Will M srANrEp out If POSSIBLE.
Dr.. Do Wolf says he will light the smallpox
10 that when the cold weather ia over thorc vii
hardly be Il trace lift Of the tltsenso. Ynstcrdav
r.. Il. nnv .cd YI,a,,,, ..nro na,,n1 - ~ .nr,
In, ~, ~ ~, n,s,,, :" tnu III,
ing io1ce III tne oou% eest ulVIs1oa. Ihey Will
10, however, WhoTeFbr they nro ca1lsd. Dr.,
Washington. whu 9nce had inhibition II l,e Nina
ter OF the Pest House. Ia soillnt4rT yaccinatoc
atnonK tho people of his own rlce.
frttn No. I'll Third hyenu0 walked Into the
City. Hull yesterday forenoon with two wull de-
t0ed aasaB OF smallpox, and were plnced in the
rctens1on room, tt,p0et tho Mayor'a Dttice.
!. Since smnll,p' patients arc .plaeed tenlpora-
Y not ~ much troubled by oliico-aeekofs This
Mayer bus heEn yacplnntod.
lturlnK the afternoon another man walked
intn the Clty-f1,ll suffering frDn a.natII.po fIp
cnmo frpln Mo. a7::sl Hutterted street. IIo wns.
Abaut & q clock lust evening u,lotncr "spot-
teA case cnMe lnf0 tho Health Uff1ect anu hcs
up W. s wus raIMeu rM ~ ln"tnntHn fetsoMe vls!!tnE
I., III ~, 1 shn nnH " s9n - tao Tnu!ln Whter.
e!use.s. @ ~ .nst "'n s'n..vn " s'9aI!-p1 sNher.
y. W. t,,n, ... @ ,a au - - snuuu "
sus HI. Martv 1hn nets ~ eu M h. ~ M usesSnt, XII,
anu ~ ~; ;.y, rn;e"sty, tas eust1uan' n9ht heo inAt
~ tno sns'i!atlons VI tae KIM III tho building
Ut ~ !uehuM .s.' ~:
I'LL al1 nom & Gses y. sHls.!l po1 veto ter2tsea ycS-
s. ss3 Nms;t, uaS - .hs LINZ 3., !1nt;
,au,,tnn s~1,,,n ~ I'll ~ ''9y a'i. II,
Meas W.: %. ~ Esn!na. Mio N9' - NHat IW2Iftn
s LEV "St" WI inip!fttuu ifom NO 10 l!al-
ason stttGi, saHtn w. l"s !teEm!tNRe hvenuc. ahd
~ s,,i ~ e"so 'aAoa aso" NO. Dbl ear-
fo' "st1nu: EnH1 = ,o, x,v r,,,. .nn..''
cuS1"oloH oH THE sTNEET-oAhs'
gentleman conp'Ains OF tho pruot..e OF
henith !nspect'rs viAtt'nE hs.lsca whote there
shlal!-llox chara atlu thett KcttitaE un crowded
, 1881-12-17
An INTERESTING ITEM FOR WRITER'S,

tn INTERESTING ITEM FOR WRITER'S,
a new writing -hlnchtnu, named .he CR1Igraph,
Ia offered tho public by Fairfield & Taylor corner
Stnte nna Van l1uren streets. III users Of tho
pen or tho oil ssrlo uiachine this moro simple,
cumptctct md rnpIi instrument Will be very
welo!'lne. -AtnhnE the lnnny uspra Ut tho Cnlt-
graph ~ ChlcuVu ,1tu tho Juliet Strol Company,
kLsrbnnk Cnnnln1 Cgnlpnny. Porter tlrus,, Dr.
Julius Otto, tlIAtnDnd Match Cuupany. b. H.
sh0rcy. Esq. Phelps, 1kMlke t. pnt.ner, and rif.
m Urus. a ustful llOliday PRESENT.
, 1881-12-17

slrnt Jarrett, ,of sne Glrastl Life and Trust Com
rhny. sNi1 he paid laxes for tha company for
auvnrat ycara. but thore woro no rosurna for It
on thc hunks Of tho Receiver. a statement
alowinH tho penalties rrmtttc In 1878, 1874, 1875.
and lH.U syns nlsQ elibutIttph.
, 1881-12-17

wilt THE SUNDAY SCHOOLS REMEMBER
TINT Johti kranx, manufacturing confectioncr,
u and " State street. lihs offered speca1y low
prices to Rchouls. 80 that thcy enn nil have we'll
tlttcta Christmas trees md stockings.
, 1881-12-17
The PHILADELPHIA IAx,offIcE ERAuDs.

lHtLAhELPltlA., FA., Uuc. '1a.-Tha Council
committee investigating tho frauds In The Tax
tlfce were notted today thas oyerpula taaua
Oh tue Cclltral Soup 6oalety slAoaalInx to ovar
*5n hayu been refunded BY 10. Camp, late
Chief Clssk. sluce the disclosures, the mousy
lsIng toanad him by s1,Racs.vez smllh. tres,-
, 1881-12-17

pfnaud'a Dr!llRntine md tho "afarst' Cologne
mny 10 fouud Ut tic drug atures OF Duck {:
, 1881-12-17

. Terrible Loss OF 1.tfos
Millions ut rhts. mice. CATS. bell. nugs, reaches
!oao their lives ly collision with = Rough IN
RAts." Sold uy druggists. Fifteen. cent tuxos,
, 1881-12-17

.MAIIHEE,
Tho most enjoyable Ut arnuscmcnls Is tito sat-
'trt1ny nftGrnuotl mnlinGc at tho Ehieug0 ROLLER
Skrtine Rink, corner Michigan ayon.,o and
Congress street.
, 1881-12-17
THE CITY,
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

fEKSON AL AN u 0EN bltAL.
J.a. Q. LEE, q. 8. A., Ia at The Palmer
II. J. opEt,, of no.ton. ia at tho Palmer.
JAMES =. MAsos, Of St. Louis. Ia at tho Sher-
u1nt. =
p.F. wAsnnunH, Of New York, IL at tho Pa
rtic.
rna customs collections yesterday footed up
ttU13.
1T. DAr1sy, Of Now Haven, Conn. Is at the
Sherman.
Jotts FITZGERALD, OF milwaukee,. is At tho
HhcranAn.
Gov. cu1rox registered at tito Paolno on i,ti
way hume.
THOMAS II. Dopox. Of Worcester, Eass., Ia at
Tho Pacific.
cuAnLrs F. STEWART, Of plttsburs, Pa, is At
the Sherman. =.
B. F.snAw. Dixon, ILL.,, Canal Commissioner,
IA At the Pacific.
px7sn WHITE. President Of tho First National
Bunk Ut Marquette, Mich, IL Ut tho Pacific.
Mn AND MRa. g.. ". WltEtAMs and Sir. and
Mrs. Q. p. Wilson, of Milwaukee. arc ut the
Palmer,
Taz PhtIosophlcal Society will be addressed
this oversrr by q. @. unnney on National
Regulation of lnter.stato contneFcu.'
mn nfs5ns g e sGss, @ va, yfse%y "a .1
for Loer.
WILLIAM sA,7n, Intcly released from the
County JnI,. 'sus !shea put e. sno r. river r. G'&rk
whllp inlOxtcnted.
and tatniiy. oi Dublin. lrela,,d; H. Mecofnell, u
CLEVELAND: and Capt l.. II. lttcknrf, U. =. A., nre
anonK the arrlsHls ut tut l''!snd.
..1nE temperature yesterday: Us observed by
Mntn!:se. optlosan. ss Madison atteet irntBUSE
3. a., .SSl; .. . H.. sa7s. = ' "
p:THick e. l. LASt.AS an1 Anna n'akc M wh2 st were
Iounu 4.o pe !nsaho ny Jury " tno EnuntEE !EE
toui1 lnursaay. "ere ttnnslGrrcn r isoIn tne Jaai
.'...,. ,,s,".. ,..
@ q s.rn r., mSea s1as1 o M
~ notices 1nr sa..fty haro b9en se!t 9ut. but
tnose lof pefsona'tS "efe thol'ea yestefoaS'
M heff as;ae se ths sH o. M
cvcn!t,K near the CORNER of Harrison aud Sncr-
tnnn Streets. upsettlnR the buggy, Slightly In.
buddy that II hut to 1m shot.
WILLIAM MCCARTHY, t years OF years, of No.
tss shs sinw ~ aM sn,,cr ns H. x WV rnwhsr ro
,ny Hpon i. IL was retn.,vei to the County
..a. ...s.s.ss.. ..s..'.. s..r. .., =,
AT 5;.sa yesterday morning, while ongagen n
avenue. WILLIAM Wnlsn. I'LL unploye VI tho roatl,
it'santI% kijIeti Thn tn,jy M wa setnoxsI to hIs
late honc 1t tho CORNER Gf Wrtai,t and Canal
''."u,s "p,s,r. ruvx,,,,s :, ,.o ,n,o,,, t,,,o =,
boav ,x ~ y m ,aG % "nepG q .lts on
9. MIt:heli. Of Milwaukee. il is. handsomely
"veue taes ae tao rst o Which, Tps ,a uwo 70
their counter.
ina. n, IL ntnnfnf} thn fnIIn,vir,v ,iii.
, 1881-12-17

SPECIAL OFFER FOR A FEW DAYS.
We will mall tfrec) the ttcst BtyuxrAphtc pen,
Or f,tsftf pencil, mndc twnrruntcd on receipt ot
&t'5. A1drcss Western Agency Foley's Pen. %
biadtson street, Chicago, ). ;
, 1881-12-17

tho suggestion. md tho Mayor belleye.l TINT tho
theatres could bN Induced to take tAia Precau-
tlOo without m prlnnnuE,
, 1881-12-17

!. X. Stevens. photographer. 1os pcarborn.at.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-11-26

S. PARKER BosLEY,
ATTORNEY At LAW AND SOLICITOR IN
cHANCERY,
ROOMS Nos. q AND MASONIC HALL,
T0ws0NTowN, Nh,
Except Friday and Saturday Of each week or
which days Office at
S. SARATOGA STREET, BALTIMORE.
Es-x0TEY LO4yED.Sa
Claims prosecuted in any Of the Department. In
Washington.
PENS SI0Ns.
INCREASE OF PENSIONS. Other claims Of
SOLDIERS obtained. Soldiers injured In line
Of duty entitled 10 Pensions. Soldiers Of war Of
1919 who served II days In Military or Naval SER
vice, or their widows, entitled TO Pensions.
Jan.10, Soft
The Baltimore County union., 1881-11-26
Western Maryland Railroad. .

On and after Sunday, Oct. 23d, 1851, Passenger
Trains will leave IIillen Station daily (exeept
Sunday a. follows Baltimore time:
1.lj A. M.-Mail. for Frederick. Emmittsburg,
chambersburg. shippensburg, IIagerstown. vii
Transport and intermediate stations and points on
Shenandoah Valley Railroad.
9.5J a. INSTRUMENTATION, for Union Bridge
and intermediate stations, and for Hanover, Get-
tysburg and points on II. j., II. 4 q. X. r.
Through cars.
2.oJ y. INSTRUMENTATION, for Eeisierstown
(Glyndon) and intermediate stations.
100 y. M.-Express for Mt. Hope. Pikesviiie.
OWings' Mill. Oily nlon, westminster. New Win l.
sor. Union Bridge, Frederick through car. Rocky
Riige, Emmit,sburg, Meehanicstown and princi-
pal stations west. also wayne.boro', Pa, Cham
ber.burg, Pa, Shippen,burg. Pa. and stations on
;. '. X. X. TO Charlestown, W. Va.
I.5j J.. M.-Aecommodation for Glyndon and
intermediate stations aEd point. On Hanover aud
Gettysburg Il. X. through cars.)
6.5J J.. M.-AecOmmOdation for Mechanistswn
and intermediate stations.
Trains arrive at lIillen at $40 aud il.jj A. NJ,
3.oj aud G.jj r. VI.
SUNDAYS.
\. VI. and J.. M.-Accommodat for Union
Bridge and intermediate stations.
Arrive at Iiilen $50 A. NJ. 6 50 +. 81.
Trains stop az intermediate stations. also Charles
street. Pennsy lvania avenue and Fulton.
J. VI. HOOD, General Manager
i. II. GRlSWOLD, General Ticket Agent.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-11-26
Railroad Time Tables.
lN@M
Baltimore and Potomac R. w
Idk'Hy bfeff Ucfobcr aIsF, 1881.
PROM CALVERT STATION.

EhVM tabh EhI SIAIlON.
For Washington. 100 A. ~, and sos and s.a5
and li.O5 A. NJ, and $50, 5.I5 aud 6.l0 p. NJ,
daily.
For Popc's Creek Line, 100 A. NJ, and 40 p.
NJ, daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis. T.0OA. NJ. and 5.I5 Pm, daily,
except Sunday. On Sunday 5.l5 p. 81.
For Richmond and the South at 400, $40 A. NJ.
daily, aud sos =. NJ, daily. except Sunday.
For the South via Va. Midland X. r. at 4.2o
A. NJ. daily, and s:iS 7. NJ. except Sunday. On
Sunday ut 6.iO =. NJ.
For White sulphur and C. a o. II. r. at L2oA.
N: and s.i5 =. NJ. except Sunday. On Sunday ut
6.4O p. NJ.
For Norfolk, via Potomac River Steamers, on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at ll.l0A. NJ.
FROM CHARLES STREET STATION.
For Philadelphia, 9.25 and 1905 r. M.,
daily, except Sunday, and 1925, T.lS lI.35, il.5o
j. NJ, daily.
For New York. 9.?5 A. NJ, 1906 p. NJ, daily ex.
eept Sunday, and 3.25, ii.35. ii.50 =. N. daily.
Limited Express for New York, daily, except
Sunday. 1850 A. NJ.
For Washington, GIO A. NJ, daily, and 2.s5 =.
NJ, daily, except Sunday.
For Brooklyn, y. Y, all through trains connect
at jersey City with boats Of "Brooklyn Annex"
ahorling direct transfer to Fulton ST., avoiding
double ierriage and journey across New York City.
FROM PENNSYLVANIA AVE. STATION.
For Washington, 6.l5, 7.IO, 1856, $50 and Ills
a. NJ, 500. iO5, 5.25, 6.55 and g.05P.M. On sun
day at 6.l5, 7.s5, $50 and Ills A. NJ, and 4.05,
5.25 and 6.5J p. M.
ForAnnapoIis, 7.I0 NJ. and |. IS =. daily, ex-
cept Sunday. and 5.25 =. N. on Sunday only.
Leave Washington for BALTIC. at $40, 500, $50,
and 1880 NJ, 200. t2o.1.l0 $40, $50, 1000 and
1915 y. NJ. On Sunday at 500, 1O.30 A. NJ, and
200, $40, $50 1900 and l0.i5 p. NJ.
J. X. WOOD, Gen1 Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMPSON. General Manager.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-31
MUNICIPAL LAW.
DOings NJ the Police Court since
Aaturday Morning.

! Two cases OF drunkenness were dis.
posed of on Saturday night and the usu'
al penalty imposed.
At the Mayors Court yesterday
morning Shade Smell. who lives in the
same house with VIM. Trough, was
charged by the latter with assaulting
his wife. He was required to pay 80
cents and costs, and was held under
bonds to keep the peace.
James Brown, colored, was fined 81
and costs for disorGerly conduct, in de-
fault of which he was committed. The
charge was preferred against James by
his brother and sister. Upon being
searched at the City Hall, a pistol was
found in hi. coat pocket On his way
10 the Hall he pulled OF the coat in
which the pistol was and carried it on
his arm, He was arraigned on the
charge Of carrying concealed deadly
weapons and held nnder S2a0 bail 10 an
swsr the charge at court. Proceedings
in this case, however, are likely 30 te
sqiae aoti, as it has since transpired
that he put on the coat of u fell low boar
der by mistake, in which was found the
revolver. and it did aot, therefore, be-
long &c James.
Five cases of drunkenness were dis
posed OF, with the usua. penalty Of fl
ty cents and costs, which concluded the
hearings for Sunday.
The o1,y case before His Honor this
mOrniug vas man charged with get
ting Grunk ON Saturday night, and,
upon arriving at his boarding house,
proceeded to exercise his pugllstic
qualities upon his room mate. He was
required 10 pay fine of q and costs,
and enter bill in the sum Of 500 to
keen the Dearr
Daily Republican., 1881-10-31
n Mammoth Find.


Tue bones ola mammoth have inst
been discovered abJat twelve miles
southeast Of this city, on the farm Of
Abraham Oliver. 1t seems that two
men were engaged in digging well
and after cxcaTating 10 the depth OF
SIX feet, their shoyelS struck against
a hard substance, which was thought
ut first 10 be bone. Investigation
proved that it was IA portion of the
skeleton OF some immense beast. This
bone, believed to be rib, is four feet
in length, aud curved and fiat. 1t was
found in u bed of white clay, surround
ed by a formation of shells and sub
stance OF Il rhalky nature.
The men. after taking out this bone,
summoned people from the neighboring
town of " arren, and the search for
water was turned into hunt tor other
portions Of tho i;nmcnse animal. After
short time tho efforts of the
investi latUrs were rewarded by finding
several teeth, two or three vortebran
and wo tuSks of tho monster. The lat.
ter are beautiful specimens, AMI
measure eleven feet in length. The
teeih h weighed seven pounds each and
are covered with coating of enamel.
The bones Of this wonderful beast are
to those taken from the earth
ten miles forth o: Wabash, some three
or four years ago. The excitement
created in the neighborhood of the
"fnd" was intense and Il escriptions of
the specimens were INN ediately sent to
Professor Cox, State Geologist, who pro-
Lounced them the remains of the Eiep'
has Americana. 1t is Supposed that
other portions of the remains can, with
bnt little labor, be secured, and it is the
intention to continue the explorations.