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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-06-04
STATE NEWS.
Compiled from our Exchanges.

--church,ille. in Hartford county, 10 about %
have its name changed to Harlan by the postoases
authorities.
Senator David Davis recently spent . .hor,
time with his relatives in Elkton, Cecil county,
aud also visited the place Of his nativity in Sassa
fras Neck.
Frank Bryan. colored, married Eyeline Floyd,
white, the other day. Both parties reside in 81.
Mary county. The ceremony was performed BY
Rev. Father Neale.
The herring were 50 thick in the Potomac at
Little Falls last Sunday that some were crowded
out of the water and LEFT dying On the shore. One
boy picked up twenty mine In the course Of an
hour.
Local option has not yet had the effect oi
stopping drunkenness in this part of Christcndom.
On the contrary, quite rs many drunkards have
been seen upon our streets since the Law went
into ehect.-Eikfon Demoerat
A blind boy named Abbott, living near Sails.
bury, Wicomico county, has developed remarkable
musical talent, playing on the violin almost every
tune he hears. lie will probably DO sent 10 the
Maryland School for the blind.
The surveyor of the Annapolis and Baltimars
Short-Line Railroad has hnished the work, aud ],
Is understood the line makes the distance betwesn
Annapolis aud Baltimore just twenty miles asd
three. quartcrsa saving OF several miles over the
line run last summer.
MIR. John Anderson, Of Somerset county has
three mares. The oldest Is 80 years old she Il
,L ia ~ ~ , ..o ' sseu ~ anu me 'a'tel u
never been between pair az han. n, h.sc a,;,sn
on the road except before n woke Of oxen.
-Richard SCHUYLER. Of C.roIin. eo.ntv. h.. ON
his farm colt with only three lees. th.r, rein,
only long or horny pro,uLeran nc, from shs .houi.
der, where the missing les uvbt 10 be- n h NOR
than week old, and capers about is dam By
jumping or springing. the weight Of the body be-
ing on the hind legs.
Sugar beet rai,in, Il rer.ivinv ann. .,,.,,;.n
In the neighborhood Of Rising SIM. Cecil sounsy.
job Uaine, ha. thrse acres c..;i S,nhhs ~. So
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J:o- Mr.. findIay. in hi' speech a, the Mary
land Institute meeting last week. referring to
Governor Hamilton, said
as il crime for the highest servant of the
people to say TO the people that they are being
robbed not only of their money. wrung from them
by taxation. but Of the dearest right which free.
man in this country can enjoy, the right to make
his influence felt at the polls ani BY the ballot.
Against whom l. this a crime! Against the Dem
ocraiic party! Why. ifthat were the the logic
Of the situation would be that the party itself wa.
engaged in robbery, aud the exposure Of IT, there.
fore was blow aimed against the party. ffthat
i true. the sooner the party gees to piece. the
better"
The above is very strung language for u Dem
ocrat to use against hi- own party, and coming
from that source i, must be accepted as true. YES
the reflection !. not n pleasing one. but the peo-
pie Of Maryland are being roLLed. not only out
Of their money but out of their rights Tree Amer
lean citizens, which Is infinitely worse. The ring
Is supreme. You must either vote for its men,
Vsred upon you through ss,s.sssa. s-aad, in the
primaries. followed BY packed CONVENTIONS. or
submit to being called disorganissrs. sore heads
aud the like. When will the people get their
eyes opened To u realizing sense Of their can.li.
ton.
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A DEMONSTRATIONS. SALE.


Al the same time and place, by order Of the
Orphans Court for Baltimore county, tho -
e. andsrsigned, Administrators Of the
- late James Stevenson, will offer
a public sale the LEASEH0LD INTEREST Ia
each and every Of the six ground rents lastly
above mentioned, via, the rents numbered II. u,
Is, II. Is, and 10.
N0TE.-The late James Stevenson owned in
FEE an UNDIVIDED HALF Of tho I.asre 10,
No. 30 on plat Of ground called "Darley Hall, "
In the other UNDIVIDED HALF Of which lot.
In connection with an acre and half and "a
square perches Of adjoining lands. improved by a
DWELLING ANDDAIRY ESTABLISHMENT,
be owned renewable ieasehoid term for the pc.
rod Of % years, subject 20 ground rent ofs99 60,
aud while so owning lot No. 81 he leased the six
lots lastly above described for % years. rsserving
rents advertised n aforesaid.
ALSO,
A LOT OF GRO0ND. In Baltimore city, on the
northeast side Of Chestnut street, beginning 81
feet 6. inches or Whereabouts, northwesteriy from
Rnsor street, aud running northwesteriy y feet
n inches, with an even depth Of 50 feet I'm
proved by two story aud attic
BRICK DWELLING.
Ground rent $40.
4 LOT OF GROUND. in Baltimore city, on
Buren, street, beginning ~ feet nsrthsrly from
Palls street and running northerly 10 feet. with
an even depth Of Is feet. Improved by three
story -
BRICK DWELLING.
Ground rent $2i.
TERMS OF sALE.-One-haif Cash, and the
balance in six and twelve months. or all cash, Ut
the purchaser option; the credit payments, II
any, 10 bear legal interest from the day Of sale,
aud secured 10 che satisfaction Of the Admins
traitors. A deposit Of $50 will be required on
each lot.
sALLTE J. STEVENSON.
JOHN PENTLAND BROWN,
~ Lsxington street. Administrators.
TAYLOR a DREAMER, Auctionesrs.
June l.-ts.
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E"- Monday las, being Union Memorial day i,
was very generally observed all over the country.
In Baltimore city all the Posts Of the Grand Army
Of the Republic turned out and very beautiful aud
impressive services were held at Loudon Park
Cemetery, on the Frederick road. where hundreds
Of Union dead are buried. The address Of Mr..
Thaekary. Of Eikton, was a feature Of the ceremo.
mics at Lqndon Park. The other cemeteries a:ound
the city were also 'isitei by committee. who
s,rewed with flowers the grave. Of their departed
rutuFndea
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JefS-The resolutions passed at the Democratic
meeting in Baltimore ON Thursday night Of last
week declare that there are treaty :Gre thousand
""~'' apo" hs reyisira,;"" Look. oj the city that
hare n" right 10 b. here. Add to these twenty
eve thousand more Illegal registrations in the
counties and il can be easily seen why the Dem.
ocrats have walk.over at every election in this
state. We have always eontendcd that fair
vote and honest count ia this State will give IL
To the Republicans, but can We ever hope to have
these. We fear not.
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DEATHS.

Deaths Free Tributes, &c., 10 cts. q" Eiar
GALLOwAY.-On .sth May. Dora, aged 81
years. wife Of DR.. T. Il. galloway. aud eldest
daughter Of the late DIR. Eiw. griffith.
kENNEDY.-At Eastlakc. Baltimore count r.
May ~. John q. Kennedy, in the 10th wear IL
his age.
GOSNELL. Phoenix. On the evening Of eth
May, Mary a., aged 10 years = month. anil
days. daughter Of Georse W. and Louise j.
Gosnell
LEwIN.-on May 80. IsSi, Elizabeth Lewin in
the 77th year Of her age, cons9rt Of the late
Henry Levin.
SYKES.-At Albcrton. 3Oth May, jaime. Sykc..
Of Sykc'vilie. 10 the 9lst year of hi. age ono Of
the Old Defenders Of baltimore.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-06-04

iEr-There are two Generals Thomas A. Osborn
in the United States diplomatic service in South
America --General Thomas A. Osborn. Of Illinois.
who Is Minister to the Argentine Republic, and
General Thomas A. Osborn. Of Kan,as, who has
been Minister to Chill and |. now To bc transferred
to Brazil. II Is a remarkable coincidence that
two men Of the same name, aud both Generals in
the late war, should be accredited a. representa-
tives Of our government to contiguou. countries.
The two gentlemen ia no wise related, but both
are vool men
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-06-04

.ec-In letter declining an invitation to be
present at the unwilling Of monument to the un.
known Confederate dead ut Frederick, ON Thurs
day last, Jefferson Davis wrote: II am truly gra,e-
full to your association for this enduring mark with
which you honor tho brave men who sleep their
last sleep in the soil Of Maryland. They died,
not for our cause. but for the cause Of mankind !.
their lives being sacrifice to constitutional ber-
~. the right of people to govern themselves"
THE rights Of people TO govern Themselves" 10
decidedly good when We remember that the South
rebelled when Il found IL could no longer govern
the whole country.
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d. q. Mcintosh. Attorney.
MORTGAGEE'S SALE
N1 ora
LOT NEAR TOwsONTOwN.

by virtue Of power contained in n Mortgage
from Mary A. Shealey and William Shealey TO
John :. Curtis, dated March 22d. 1870, aud re-.
corded among the Mortgage Records Of -
Baltim Ore county. in Libcr 4. II. A., No.
30, folio IS, and an assignment thereof
duly recorded. the undersigned. assignee Of said
Mortgage, will sell ut public auction at the Court
House door, Towsontown, on
Tsssfay, he Ii,i dag Of Jass, 4. u. 1851,
at I? NJ,
ALL THAT PARCEL OF LAND,
particularly described In the Mortgage aforesaid,
containing
THIRTEEN AND THREE.QUARTER ACRES,
MORE OR LESS,
situate aud lying in Baltimore county, on the
Joppa road. about one mile east Of rowsontown.
The property il desirably located. and suitable
for market gardening. aud contains good build
ing sites.
TERMS OF SALE.-One.haifc cash, balance at
six months with security.
CHARLES II. {. CURTIS.
Assignee.
$. q. WILSON. Auctionser.
MAY sl-ts
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The United Brethren General Conference which
me, this year at Lisbon, Iowa, passed the follow
Ing preamble aud resolution
"whereas the Lord Jesus admitted Of but one
ohense sufficient 20 Justify the divorcinx Of nus.
band and wife; and whereas the practice Of the
courts Of civil justice a. well a. Of legislative
bodies Of many Of the States Of this Union do en-
courage and allow divorce for many minor snd
some very trining oaenses; Therefore,
"ks."trsd, That We earnestly enter our protest
against such legislative and Judicial encourage.
ment 10 this growing evil aud that u is the sense
Of this conference that ministers Of the 0aspsI Of
Christ should not solemnise the marriage of per.
sons who have been divorced from others for sny
shense other than adultery and fornieasion."
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-06-04

e:s'- The Journal finds fault with Gov. Ilamil-
ton because he appointed the registration oficers
in baltimore city and now accuses them Of dis
honesty. II is the party and not the Governor
that is responsible for the acts Of these They
were backed for the places by the leaders Of III.
party and the Governor selected them because II
this endorsement. supposins them. no doubt. to be
honest men. lie made a mistake but did not dis
COVER IL until too late.
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sD-A certain prominent gentleman Of this
county. who is identified with the ring. has sug.
gestcd that Gov. Hamilton be allowed to have
three delegates from Baltimore county to the State
convention. This looks very much as though the
ringites were getting scared. IL the Hamilton
men in this county make the proper efFor, they
may be able to send q solid delegation. but they
will have to beat the registration books 10 do Il.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-06-04

srss- The baliotins in the New York Lesi.a-
turc for United States Senators to ill the vacan.
eies caused by the resignation Of Me.srs. conk.
ling and Plat, commenced on Tuesday and a
L.iis, ha. been taken every day since without re-
sulting in an election. The indications now are
that new men will be chosen. although the Conk-
lingites claim that he will certainly be elected.
A deadlock In the Legislature does not seem i'm
probabie
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-06-04

s'S- The American bred colt Iroquois, owned
by Mr.. =. Loriiiari. Of New York. won the great
Derby race. over the EPSON Downs. on wclnes.
day. beating some Of the greatest horses In Eng
land. iroquoi' was raised by Mr.. A. Welsh, Of
Philadelphia. and when one year old wa. sold to
Mr.. Loriiisrd for $1,000. The Derby purse
amounted to about s53.ooo, aud In addition to
this IL is said Mr.. L,riilard wins about $4,000 900
ms. 81 x...
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-06-04

JEs-It IL said that when the nomination Of
Bruce. the eolored ex-senator. came up In the sx.
ecutive session Of the Senate that Senator Lamar
arose and said Mississippi was honorsd In the
selection. and asked for unanimous eonG rma,iou.
How this world does change,
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MARRIAGES.

RicT0R-McCURRY.- 20, at tie par.on.
age Of the Monument street NJ. Y. church. by
the pastor. Rev. WIN. T. L. wcech, Edwin Eli.
worth RECTOR and Josephine Mccurry. both uf
Baltimore county.
T0ffLING -HUTCllINS.--On April Is. lssI,
by the Rev. WIN. q. Herbert. VIM. II. Toning,
Of Baltimore. 70 Lizzie r. IIu,chins, OF Baiti-
more county.
WAGNER -BAUER.-On the 22d ult., by Rev.
DIR. Schwarts. Albert Wagner. Jr., 20 Mis-
Louisa bauer, both of Canton. Baltimore
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gS-Finy-ons years ago, in 1880, there were
but twenty-three miles ii railroad in the United
staie'. In 1879 there were sG.t97 miles aud on
the FIRST day Of April, 1881, there were 9s,Gi
miles. This Is progress for you In half century,
aud by 1880 there will be over 100000 mile. Of
railroads.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-06-04

Efr meeting Of the coiorei Central Rspub'
liean Garfield aud Arthur Club was held in Bal.
timore on Monday last. eighteen ward. being rep.
resented. Resolutions were adopted endorsing
Hon. j. Morrison Harris for Collector of the Port
also approving the appointment Of Col. Adreor
rs po,tma ster
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ssfs- Baltimore cOunty's only Christian States
man was again in Washington this week impor-
tuning the President for saice for himself. W .
suppose the c. s. Is not very particular. n he
can't get the Maryland District At,orneyship he
might accept night inspec,orship in the Bsiti.
more Custom House.
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GALE OF MORTGAGED

SALE OF MoRrGAGED ..
A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND AND IN.
PR0vEMENTS ~ BALTIMORE COUN-
TY, BINDING on THE wETHERED-
WILLIE AND FRANKLIN ROADS. ~
Is ONLY ABOUT TWO AND ~
EA A-HALf MILES FROM THE CITY
LIMITS AND ADJOINS THE FORMER RES
iDENcE OF THE LATE JESSE LAZIER.
1T Is WITHIN FIVE MINUTES WALK
OF THE POWHATAN RAILWAY.
THE CARS on THIS LINE
LEAVE THE DEPOT. WHICH Is At THE
WESTERN TERMINUS OF THE RED
LINE OF BALTIMORE STREET
CARS, EVERY HOUR DUR.
ING THE DAY.
By virtue Of the power AMI authority contained
10 "A mortgage from Mary Richter aud Christian
,. Richter. her husband. to SiIas NJ Hamilton.
dated the sixth day Of September. lSso. and record
ell among the Mortgage Records Of Baltimore
county, in Liber W. N. l., No. 30. folio 500. &C..
the undersigned, n Assignee Of said mortgage.
will self at public auction. at the Court House
door, in Towsontown, Baltimore county. on
Sai"rday. The fourth day Of Jaas, 1851,
at six o'clock 7. NJ.
ALL THAT VALUABLE TRACT or LAND.
situated In Baltimore county, Maryland, about two
and a-half miles from the city limits. binding In
part ON the wetheredviile and Franklin roads.
containing
TwENTY.EIGlIT ACRES AND FIFTY NINE
SQUARE PEkcHES OF LAND,
MORE OR LESS. /.
which said tract Of land Il particularly described
In said mortgage and in deed dated the sixteenth
day Of July. iss0. from VIM. s. Keeeh, Trustee.
90 said Siias VI. Hamilton, recorded among the
Land Records Of Baltimore county, in Libsr W.
VI. L.. No. lis. folio %. ac, TO which reference IL
made for full and particular description Of said
tract Of land
The land is Of excellent quality and under fene-
ing. The improvements consist Of a large, sub
stantial two.story and attic
STONE DWELLING HOUSE
and an adjoining two-story Frame Dwelling.
which communicates by doors on the first aud
second aJors with the former.
The Stone Dwelling has on the FIRST door large
paFlor opening into conservatory; on the second
door there are two large chambers and two cham
bcrs in the attic. This building /. heated by a
large furnace in the cellar.
The Frame building has on the first door large
dining room. store room. winter aud summer
kitchen and servants rooms; on the second door
two large chambers and bath room with an album
dant supply Of spring water. These buildings
have wide veranda the entire length of the front.
The other buildings are an lee House, Dairy.
large Carriage House and Stable with four stalls,
Shed, &c.
There is a never failing spring Of excellent water
near the dwelling.
This property will be sold free of cncumbrance
and the ,axcs paid To day Of sale. From it, prox-
unity 10 the western limits Of the city il l. daily
becoming more valuable.
TERMS OF SALE-CASII; three hundred
dollars Of which the purchaser will be reuisci "a
pay ut the time Of sale aud the balance thereof
the sale being ratified.
es-For further information apply to
TIIE0S. u. HORwITZ,
Assignee Of said Mortgage.
25 Lexington ST.. oppo. Court House. BALTIC.
STORM L RisTEAr. Aue,ioneers.
Nav Its.
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Ec-There is good Democratic authority for the
statement tina, there are $4,000 illegal names on
the registration books Of Baltimore city. win
some one please rise and tell us how many there
are ON the registration books Of this county -
They might also go u little further and tell u. how
many Of these names were voted ut the November
election in 1879. We have no doubt there are a
few Democrats in Baltimore county who could tell
within dozen or two Of the number
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GOOD MORTGAGES At 6 PER CENT. on
FARMS In baltimore county. State location,
sine of FARM and BUILDINGS, amount Of as.
sessment aud insurance. Also, what was the
latest cash sale Of land in the neig hborhood. Give
references a. 20 value Of farm.
Address, JOHN I. GRAHAM,
Real Estate Broker, 8; Saratoga st., Baltimore.
Feb. 26.-tE
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.EH-A meeting was held at Ellieoit City on
Monday night for the purpose Of iniorsins Mr..
John l.. Thomas and passing resolutions asking
for hi. retention in Office. but the affair did mol
prove much Of n success for Mr. Thomas becaus,
majority Of those Pre'en, were opposed to him
and they passed resolution. requesting the APP
Pointment of Hon. J. Morrison Harris.
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es-t Is probable that the new version Of the
Scriptures, now 90 much talked and written about,
will cause men aud women who have heretofore
neglected the sacred volume 10 give II more atten-
tlon. II that shall turn out 20 DO the case the
"revision'' will not have been mad, In vain.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-06-04

Jes-rhe Cambridge Era says "if the Baitimor,
A~eeieaa could be persuaded to pursue the Dem
ocraiic bosses Of Maryland with the same devilist
maiisniiy that Il rakes the New York and Penn
'yivania bosses, VIC should begin TO think Their,
was reasonable chance Of the Republicans carry.
ing the State next fall"
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S"E"'Fr's SALE e.
TAXES, FOR THE YEAR 1871.

All tina, lot of groand and improvements Sc BY
100 feet. located ON Hickory avenue, In the VIII
lase Of Hampisn. In the 9TH district Of Baltimore
county. aud more particularly described In .
deed dated lst day Of April, 1874. and reesrded
among the Land Records Of baltimore county. In
Libcr y. II. A.. No. ~. f,lio So, &c. Assessed
10 oLEvIA MANkIN for the year 1877, will
be cold at the Court House door, Tassias. ltsh
II Jaas, at n A. NJ.
SAMUEL ". w0RTiiINGTON,
Late Sheriff and Collector Of Taxes.
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George w. Ward. Henry stockbridge and
VIM. A. Fisher, Trustees.
T'RUsrEEs' SALE

H. All N"It At "P PiSL Gc 'h'' Nps&
by virtue Of y decree Of the Circuit Court Of
Baltimore county, the undersigned, as Trustees.
will sell by public auction. on the premises, al.
joining the PIMLIcO FAIR GROUNDS, on
N"siay. h- 6hL dag Of Jane, 1881,
at o'clock p. NJ.
Mol.
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND situated at
the corner Of Rogers avenue and Green Spring
avenue. fronting on Rogers avenue twenty mine
and two ienths perches (about is2 feet), and on
ing TEN ACRES AND TWENTY SQUARE
PERCHES OF LAND. more or less.
No.2.
ALL THAT LOT adjoining Lot No. on the
west, fronting t's.5 feet on Rogers avenue with
perpendicular depth of about 500 feet, and con.
tanning NINE AND THREE. QUARTER ACRES
OF LAND. more or less.
Nos.
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND adjoining Lot
No. ? on the west, aud situated at the northeast
tect) and the Pimlco road Ton which Il fronts ISL
feet. and contains NINE ACRES, ONE ROOD
AND TWENTY SQUARE PERcIEs OF LAND.
more or less.
ALL THAT LOT or GROUND fronting on
the south side Of Rogers avenue and on the west
side Of the Pimlco Fair Grounds, and containing
ABOUT TWELVE ACRES OF LAND,
oa which the MANSION Of the late Simon Park.
hurst with Stable, Carriage House and all neees.
sary outbuiidings 10 situated.
This property has m elevated and heaithfui
situation Is complete in al its appointments and
IL one Of the most desirable suburban residences
in the vicinity of Baltimore.
The Terms Of Sale prescribed by the decree are
One third cash and the balance In two equal
payments at six and twelve months, or all cash as
the purchaser orpurchasers may elect. The credit
payments to bear interest from the day Of sale and
TO be secured 10 the satisfaction Of the Trustees
GEORGE W. WARD,
HENRY sTocKBRIDGE, Trustees.
WILLIAM A. FISHER.
MATTHEWS & KIRKLAND, Aueiioneers.
May LIS.
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jsa- The Democratic State Central Committee
Of Maryland fixed upon an early date for the State
convention in order to shut oil the Hamilton boom
and give the ring another chance to win. And Il
will win. Of course.
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New Advertisements.

INOR SALE...A very handsome IA
II BAY PONY, years old. between Q&n
IL aud ~ hands high. Perfectly gen. .XxczA.
tie and rides and drives we'll Will be sold right.
81 Apply at THIS OFFICE.
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eo-rhe Belt will be protested against ars
without the aid Of the generous ~ city fathsrs-
We are glad to see that the eounty's back bon.
has had some stiiening injected into n.