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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-04-23
Tho New Register Of Wills.

When the Orphans Court for Baltimore county
met on Tuesday morning there were many anxious
ones on hand 20 see what was 60 be done towards
the selection Of n gentleman to Gil the Office Of
Register Of Wills, (msdc vacant BY the death Of
WIN. n. Koller) until the next general election
A large delegation Of prominent politicians from
the upper districts were present 20 urge the ap.
pointment Of Mr.. Rollers son, n young man of
excellent character, but IL soon became evident
that the Court had already made n selectioa and
did not propose 10 listen 20 delegations in the in
terest Of any particular applicant. The business
was, therefore. soon disposed Of and Mr. Thomas
Philpos. Mr.. Rollers deputy, was unanimously
ehssra fer The place. after which the Court ad-
journi. John Stewart. ESD. of baltimore, and X.
II. BoaFman Esq., Of this place. were present and
Mr.. Philpot's bond for 81 900 was executed and
signed by the gentlemen just named, and the new
Register entered upon his duties on Wednesday.
Mr.Phiipot IL n son of the late John Philpoi. who
at one time illed the Office Of Register Of Wills.
lie has been deputy Register for about eighteen
years, 10 thoroughly acquainted with the du-
Ties Of the ofice and will make most careful and
siaeiess Register.
The Sas. under the heading Of "a Good Ap.
pointment." says: "The appointment of Mr..
Thomas Phiipct BY the Orphans Court of Baiti-
more County 20 oil the place Of Register Of Wills.
made vacant by the deate Of Mr.. Roller IL strict
D. In the line Of civil service reform and promo
ton By merit. Those who have had business with
the Orphans Court will acknowledge the poliieness
Of Mr. Phiipot deputy register for the last eigh
teen years, and that more Satisfactory appoint.
msnt or more deserved one could not well have
been made"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-04-23
From Aiberton and Vicinity.

Nee Telephone Liae.-A new telephone line has
been erected between Aiberton rnd baltimore.
running BY the way Of catonsville and connecting
with Mr.. Garys residence at the latter place, and
also forming connection with the telephone ex-
change In the city. This line has been erected
for Mr. Gary's private use, connecting his mill at
this place with his oiicein Baltimore, but through
the courtesy Of Mr. Gary, others have the use Of
u occasionally for urgent business such notice
Of death, sudden illness, &c.
Dsath.-Mr. John o. Miller, Of this place, Lost
n very interesting son, years old, with capillary
bronchitis, Saturday last.
Nee School Hewss Wamfed.-Mr. Phinsas Hart
ley, ofthis neighborhood wiilinterview the School
Board this week in reference TO . much needed
school house. There arc Gfty or more children
In this locality totally without school facilities,
and Il is hoped that the Board will supply this
want with proper building aud teacher, st the
earliest possible time, when they are fully aware
Of the state Of affairs.
Grain all RiykL-The hard winter has not in
jured the grain In this section 10 any extent, and
the nest Of !; seems 90 be In acurisbipg eondi.
ton. The farmers are pushing ahead with their
Spring work, though many Of them claim to be b.
hind-hand. Barr.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-04-23
Death Of q wen.Known Minister.

Rev. Jshn II. c. Dosh, pastor Of the u. 4.
church at Arlington, Heokstown road, died n an
early hcar on Saturday morning last. after pro-
trseted illness, In the Goth year Of his age. Mr..
Dosh was bora In Virginia, and entered he mia
stu when qsite yeung man. He Joined the
Baltimore Conferences Of the Methodst Episcopal
church In 1sis. He was one Of the best known
ministers in the State, snd had hlisd many promi-
nent appointments. He vas at one time Prssid
ing Elder of the West naltimors District, and
nmong his appointments were the Hartford Ave
nue. Meihodist Episcopal church, . church In
wilkesbarre, Pa, and the Hereford and Summer
heid circuits. He vas for . number u years Sec
Rotary Of the Conferences, and allied the once In .
highly efReient and satisfactory manner. Al the
time of bis death he secretary Of the board Of
directors ofthe Book Depositary, msmbsr The
commitfes on distrihation % The preaehsf8 aid
fond, and for ssetarian appropriation. He leaves
q wife and two children, ose 81 The latter bring
the wife % Mr.. Lewis n. Bacon, Of The county
Clerks once. The funeral teok plaes On Meaday
morning.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-04-23
The VIII Of Mrs. Anderson.

The will Of the late Mrs. Elizabeth Anderson,
wife of the late Franklin Anderson, who died al
her residsnce. "Montrose," near woodcnsburg.
this county, about ten days ego, was iied for re-
cord In the Office Of the Register Of Wills here
Tuesday. BY the executor named therein. NJ.
Archibald Sterling. president Of the Savings Bank
Of Baltimore. The estate, real and personal, Is
valued at sl6o. o00 and Is devised NJ follows: To
Stirling Murray, nephew Of deceased $1,000; %
Alexander Murray. son Of Maria Murray, q, eon
To Dougla. Stirling, son Of the late WIN. Stirling.
$500; 10 WIN. Stirling. Elizabeth r. Stirling. each
the sum Of - 500 10 the heirs Of Robert Stirling.
brother testatrx the Of 900. 60 be equally
divided among them, the children Of WIN. Stirling.
sou Of Robert. to take equally between them the
part share TO which said William Stirling would
be entitled to u living 10 Archibald Stirling, Jr,
nephew Of testatrix, the farm In Baltimore county
called 'Montrose." containing $50 acres. aud al
other LAMBS On Dsisssess county, tsgssher with 81
the stock Of horses. cattle and provender also thu
household furniture and all personal property
thereon. All the residue and remainder Of th<
estate. real, personal and mixed, Of Whatsoever
description and wheresoever situate, to Archibald
Stirling. brother of the testatrx, his heirs and
signs, and he IL also appointed executor.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-04-23
The Hampton Inso,vencv case.

The Court of Appeals Of Maryland last week
fled its decision In the case Of II. W. Gable and
II. W. Rusk, trustees In Insolvency Of Jesse r.
Hampton. vs.. WIN. 7. Scott, Frank L. Knell and
others. There were two appeals In this case, and
they were argued together. and presenting the
same questions. were disposed Of In one opinion.
On the 9Th day of November. 1879, Jcsse r.
Hampton and Thomas Z. Hampton applied, In the
Circuit Court Of Baltimore county, for the benefit
Of the insoiyent laws. Messrs. Gable and Rusk
were appointed trustees in each case, and gave
bond Of $4,000. aud the FIRST Monday In June,
lsso, was sppointed for the appearance Of the In
solvent petitioners. and the two insoivents gave
deeds TO their trustees Of all their property. On
the 10Th Of November the trustees, without any
previous order Of the Court, proceeded 10 adver-
tise for sale certain property, In fee, the prop
erty Of the two insolvent petitioners, and did sell
and reported the sales-S2i,52j In amount-to
the Court for ratification. Exceptions we're made
to the ratification by Frank l.. kneii Ia purchases
Of two iots) and others. creditors Of the Hamp.
tons. Upon the hearing Of the excsptioni
the sales were set aside and the trustees appealed
The Court Of Appeals says II was necessary for the
trustees 20 get order Of sale from the Court be-
Low. and afirms the order Of court setting aside
the sales, and rcmands the eases.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-04-23
Then and Now.

finy.three years ago Philsdelphia paper re.
corded q wonderful change in the amount Of coal
brought 20 that city from the mines, rs follows :
About 81, 0a0 tons Of coal has been brought 10
Philadelphia this season from the sehuyIk mines.
Of which nearly one half shipped to Boston.
Providence aud New York. The above amount
l. increase Of quarter over last year. Eight
years ago only $50 tons were brough; 10 market.
Il Il now passing into general use" The present
annual product Of the Pennsyivania mines exceeds
20. ooe. geo tons. More than sfsy yeArs ago Nor
ris and William wurts, who were en,erprisins
merchants. went 10 the wilderness Of Luzerne
eouuty. Pa, and bought tract Of coal land al .
Low price. They came TO this city and formed the
Delaware and Hudson Coal Company, to which
they sold their land for $4,000. This company
now delivers 2eoo, teo tons per annum for several
millions Of dollars according 70 the market price
Of coal.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-04-23
Discovery OF Hidden Treasure.

Administrator Hines, In settling mp the estate
Of the late Jacob SmeitIen, In Bell township,
wsstmoreland county. Pa, made discovery which
proves interesting. The will leaves each Of his
three sons farm, and 10 each of his three daught-
srs the sum Of 81 geo Is len. In addition TO this
part Of his estate len three pots Of gold and
silver coin which had been buried under the hearth
In the kitchen. The exact amount cannot be cor.
reetiy determined but Il 10 supposed % be In ths
nsighborhcod Of Sl0,oe0. No one even suspected
that such = treasure vas buried there, ~ the old
man had never mentioned il 10 any one. The de.
eeasei carried q tnmor weighing sixty pounds on
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-04-23
From oardenville. ia.h District.

Body- SHafchrrs Foiied.-Grave robbers have
made an unsuccessful attempt to despoil the grave
Of Charles Reuter-, who was barred about q week
ten days ago in 81. Peters burying ground, Iix
miles on The Boiair road The graveyard IL In
the rear Of the church aud parsonage and about
midnight the minister was awakened by the furi-
Gus barking OF his dogs. Upon going 20 the win
dow he saw two men at work az young Reuters
grave when he raised the window and discharged
gun at them when they ned. The next day the
parents bad the grave opened when the body was
found 90 DO safe. They then had . cemented
vault built around the coffin. and since the grave
yard has been guarded At night. Mr.. Reuter- was
% years Of age and died Of consumption. Il is
not known whe,her the would be body-snaiehsrs
belong 10 the city or county.
Easter Ssvrices.-Services on Easter Sunday,
commemorative Of the resurrection Of our Savior,
were held In all tho churches and were Of o very
impressive character. AZ the German Luthran
Evangelical church $50 members eommuned a.
fore. Al GAteh's NJ. i. church Raw. Mr.. King
preached his hrst sermon since his return from
Conference and his discourse was very interesting
The usual services were also held at So. Joseph's
Roman Catholic church.
Concert and Fair.-0n Monday night last .
concert and fair was held at Dowdon's Chapel BY
the eolored people, for the benefit Of the church,
and about 200 persons were present. The Star
Gice Club Of Baltimore, rendered some fne music
during the evening. Nearly all the articles on
hand were disposed Of. considerable sum was
realized from doll for the privilege Of guessing
At the name Of which fee Of cts. was charged.
No one guessed tho name and the doll was aiter-
wards rallied OF.
Baiis-A number Of balls and parties were held
on Easter Monday night. At the Gardenviiie
Hotel, Mr.. John Krause, proprietor, there was .
large company and dancing was kept up until
morning. This Is always the beginning Of the
festive season and from now until Fall there will
be ono general round Of pleasures.
A Work.-I am glad 70 sec your correspon-
dents have got 10 work again aud hope your new
ones from Raspeb.rg and stsnmsr's Ran, 18th
district, win continue 10 keep you posted. Our
district carried the banner for some time when
you had letters from 0rangeville. Chases, &c., but
these correspondents have not been so prompt
lately. Can't you wake them mp.
Still Disagreeabie.--I was going 20 announce
that Spring had come at last, but this morning
"wednesday another cold rain 10 threatened
which viii DO back.set 10 farmers and gardeners.
N. A. r.
four correspondent will accept thanks for the
new subscriber sent. We always have room for
one more.-Ebs. usI0x.l
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-04-23
Election Of Yestrymen.

At meeting Of the ofsiciai members Of Trinity
p. 4. church, Towsontown, held on Monday last.
the following officers elected for the ensuing
year: tfTr ~ aLAL
vs.s,y.-Dr. J. Piper, VIM. s. keeeh. Fred.
Won Kspl DR.. q. ~. Bosicy. John Ridgeiy Of
H., Adam d. Talbot, james W. Owings and vii.
liam II. Raby.
Wards.s-James ". Owing. and Fred. Won
KapE
Rsyisfsr.-wm. s. Keech.
TSeasnrer.-John Ridgeiy Of II.
Dsfeysfs 60 Asssai CeasesfioH.-John Ridgeiy
Of H.; alternate, DR.. J. Piper.
propositien was made 10 have the interior oi
the church frsseoed and some other needed repairs
and Improvements made, and eommitte vas APP
pointed 10 see what the expense would be.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-04-23

The Tousontoun Literary and Musieai Asso'
ciafion Vim mcet 90 the pubic school house Mon
day evening. April 18th, at7l o'clock, for which
evening the following programme has been ar
rsnged: Piano solo, Miss Lou Conner; vocal solo
Mis- Nieol.l; sslest reading. Miss Patiersen
piano soIo, Misc Marian II. Johnston; Selection
from Shakespeare. Mr. Jas. l.. Gallagher; quar-
tstte, Messrs. Mclean. Willis, Gallagher and
Jausst; reading. Miss Patterson; duet. (pian'
and SUITE, Miss Johnston and Mr.. Johnston
rsading, NJ. James l.. Gailagheri vocal sole
Miss Nisslai- Adnissien at the door Eve cents
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-04-23
Hartford Road Itsuns.

Miss Maria Cole has rented Mr.. Chas. d. Kinks
farm, on the Bslair road.
Nj. Matthews has sold his farm In "the Necks,"
90 Mr.. John T. Street, Of Baltimore.
Mr.. John Cole has bought Mr.. Dawson's farm
on the Hartford pike.
Mr.. L. d. Whitaker has had his property sur
veyed OF into building let's.
Mr.. Smith. Of Baltimore. has rented Mr.. Isaac
fullers place, on ths old Hartford road.
Mr.. Ellis has rented his country seat, on the
Hartford pike, TO gentleman from New York.
Mr.. Robert Moore has the best wheat In this
neighborhood.
Mr.. Isaac Fuller, who has been very IN for
some time, 10 out again.
Messrs. Kiichenstein a Brinker are building Q
canning house on the Dslair road.
Mr.. Jacob Hiss farm IL 10 be sold Thursday,
April 2ist, at r. ~, by John 3. Biddisou,
anctionecr.
Mr.. John Buckheimer has sold eve acres Of
land on the old Hartford road, 10 Mr.. Badie.
TAw.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-04-23

There was = terrible tragedy Of an uncommon
character al n farm house near sunbury, Pa, last
week. Mrs. Hoover, with several children, some
Of them grown mp. owns and resides on the farm,
and the family 10 very respectablesne. On We'd
nesdsy, George, sou n years Of age, cane in late
TO dinner, and his sister Lotfie, IL years Of age,
complained 81 his being late. some words passed
Between sheu,. when George saying he "wouid sx
her," went into an adjoining room, got gun, re-
Turned with u and shot his sister In the neck. In
the presence % her mother and sisters. The poor
girl died In few minutes. Lottie was bright
girl. aud vas much thought Of. The young mur-
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-04-23

The Mount Royal entrance 10 Druid MN Park
was thrown open 90 the pnbiic on Tuesday AFTER
noon last. This handsome gate has afront Of 100
feet on Boundary avenue opposite Oliver street,
which 10 also Ie0 feet wide. The road from the
gate, on the right az which is Mount Royal reser-
weir. will average 50 feet In width up 70 Druid
Lake. II 10 as-kne an avenue ~ can be wished
ior. The gateway IL composed offour marble col
umns, each four feet square. II has two driving
gates, each IS feet vids AID tuo pedestrian gates,
each 20 feet vide. Kach one Of the columns 10
surmountsd By bronze chandelier, and they all
aggregate ~ lights. They are very beautifai, and
the globes on the lights are strong, with diane
ter % ~ inches. The ons-woEk 10 ail Maryland
marble.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-04-23
pwslllnx Burned.

An unecsupisd frame dwelling located north 81
Bouniary avenue. % the 9Th district. beiengins
b ths esdtisr estate. Vas destroyed BY Gre &C al
early kssr - Tksrsasy morning. The county
police wsss prempsly on hand bat ecuid do ncth.
ing towards ssvisg The besss The ere having gaia.
ed too much heaawsy. The ioss win be sbcui
esoo- Tie huiiiing uss within a-kaif mile ef th'
city limits bat the city Ere department did not poi
In ~ nppcsrance and no alarm vss turned IN.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-04-23

Royal ~. jobs Ss,risy Mselins.-If you wan
. hrst class article be sure 10 examine this popu
lar machine. The only sewing machine which
runs Jsckrarf or fersrard and sevs at the sam,
time without changing direction of work or break
ing thread or needles. Runs very light, almost
noiselcss. Self setting needle; stop motion tc
wind the bobbin. Buy no other sewing machine
until you examine the Royal 81. John. For sale
by J. n. HENDERSON, fall.ton, Hartford county
Nd, agent for Hartford and Baltimore counties.-
Aiso for ,alc by Roe 4 Chileoat, Towsontown, Nd
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-04-23

boat. and .SLoes.-Mcssrs. :. and d. Cohen.
proprie,ors Of the popular Shoe House." l9j
north Gay street, have q full stock Of everything
In their line. suitable to the season, for ladies
gentlemen aud children. which they are selling Al
most reasonable prices. This 10 n thoroughly re.
liable house and every thing sold Is represented
1876 north Gay IT.. fourth door below East st. Call
and examine their stock before purchasing.
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Church Incorporated.

On Mendzy last Messrs. Norris Parrish, james
Eulstt, Peter Hunter. Thomas Parrish aud john
Almony, trustees % vernon church, West Hartford
Ciresit nj zsd regularly Incorporated thsehu
New. ,. Duey Moore is The pastor. The jauier
pre1cher q the circsit was Al his post last Sun
Day, but ~ there was ne appointmsnt for him b
IN - ksi ssfvies a the residence 81 NJ. Charles
NeIsen.
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Letters Parliamentary.

In the city osl'hans' Court on Thursday letters
Parliamentary on the estate Of Mrs. Elizabeth
Dueketi, decea,ei, were granted TO Richard J.
Gittings, Esq.. who gave bond Ia the sum Of $50.
600. with David I. Cuttings and Mrs. Mary T.
Wflson fufeties
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-04-23

rlNIiE undersigned has now on hand about 1000
Il feet Of choice White Oak Pump Stock which hA,
bscni spring water n sufficient length Of time q
free IL FROM sap. Any Pump constructed Of thi,
stock Is guaranteed not TO give unpleasant
20 the water llis arrangements for preparing Pumy
Stock in the above manner arc most ample and
complete. and he will always be prepared TO put
up the EXCELSIOR PUMP ut short notice.
Always on hand all kinds Of Pump Fixtures oil
the very best quality. including Lea,hcred Bucket,
Tor Old Pumps. which can be furnished on demand
Common Wooden Pumps made on the premise,
where they are 20 be placed. when desired.
All Pumps constructed by the subscriber ar,
warranted for one year. After the first year they
will be kept In order by him for ten years, for Oh,
moderate sum Of sl.o0 per year.
E1- II The ESesi-ior Pa.P .loHid not gire sat
;.facfios iriH Be renorsd aHd the moasy refunded
Refers by permission to X. r. BoarmAn, ESQ.
ToH sontown. Orders by mail, or in person. at
tended TO promptly.
WILLIAM 0LDPIELD, Pump Maker.
Je.26.-ly.l Fountain Green. Hartford Co., Nd.
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pen,h OF an Aged Citizen.

Mr.. James Wilson, . respected citizen Of the
10th district, died the 10th inst, at his resi-
denee, near White ii1il In the sgd year ofhis age.
His remains inferred at Bethel church, liar
ford county, on Sunday. The funeral was very
largely attended. The services were conducted
by Rev. Joe. Melon, pastor Of the church, who
preached n very able and interesting sermon.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-04-23

X. WILLIS. Pharmseisi, Tousontoun, Nd. l.
pleased 20 inform his patrons that he has secured
. stock Of "PulmOna," theeelebrAtsd Medicine for
csurhs, Threat sad Lung Troubie that has been
working such wonderful cures In other seetions.
II is worth trial. Price 50 eent-
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-04-23
Chicken Thieves.

On Thursday night Of last week the chicken
house of Mr. :. Howard Cole. who lives on Mrs.
j. II. lo,lcy's farm near the Duianys Valley
pike, was broken open and robbed of Is 10 20 fine
chickens, No clue 10 the thief,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-04-23

Nee F;r@.-Mr. 5 NJ. Rankin, Jr., son OF
Samuel NJ. Rankin, Esq, n prominent farmer Of
Long Green Valley, has become member Of the
we'll known firm Of Drury 4 ljams, corner Gay
and High Sts., Baltimore, aud the style Of the firm
will hereafter be Drury, Ijams & Rankin. Dir.
Rankin has Been connected with the house for
some time.
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Rntartainnant

On Monday night last a very successful enter
q. q. T., at Union, lat district. There
large attendance notwithstanding the very disa.
greeabie weather. Il having rained up 20 n very
few minutes before the entertainment commenced.
This l. the second entertainment given by the so
ciety, and was n success in every way. The pro-
gramme was well rendered aud called forth IRE.
quent applause. Miss Mary X. Holden presided
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sale of = nmaII Rarrn.

3. @. wlissn, seutienesr, seld a. Men4sy iast
on The premises, The farn % Jehs 9. Hulshins
situated % Ny Lads Msner, - nilss frsm Bai'
simers end nIlss frsn Mesktsn, n. Q. n n,
containing Zee acres and Improved ~ esufss.
iAbis a.siiing. Ae.i PurehsSsd ~ Tkeuz. Eilist
Cor ISIS.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

whooping cough is prevailing TO . very con.
siderable extent at Alberton and vicinity, I'd dis
sxfa
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Account 10 be- Adiusted.

Arrangements have been made bstveen The
counsel for the County Commissioners, Messrs. n.
r. BeArman and Q. Bonn slinelun. and Messrs.
'ex Sheriff worthington. BY which the ds6cisncies
In the accounts Of NJ. Worthngton ~ collector Of
taxes for the year 1877 will be adjusted By the
Circuit Court for this county Suit viii be docket
Cd BY consent, and the case viii be tried before
the Court 90 pass upon the question % interest,"
charged against worthingtos, this single item
amounting to $500. Should the Court decide
that the interest 10 due. and the county has Alright
10 charge and receive the same, Mr.. worthington
intends 90 adjust the matter and relieve his sure
ties Of all responsibility. The Court will bs cali
ed upon 10 pass upon the question Al once as bosh
sides are anxious that . speedy settlement Be
e1<cfei .4H
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They Found n Name.
whooplng Cough

A new postodies, to DO known by the name Of
Triumph, has been established the Philadelphia,
Wilmington a Dalto. Il. r., % mlles from Balto.