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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-09-10

FINHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub.
i scribcrs have obtained from the Orphan
Court for Baltimore county, letters documentary
on the estate Of
WILLIAM BOWMAN,
late Of said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said estate are hereby warned
10 exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to
the subscriber.
on or L.iore tie a7th dag. March, 1852:
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Those indebted To said cs-
tate are requested 20 make immediate payment.
Given under our hands this 3Oth day Of August
1851. WILLIAM T. BOWMAN
SAMUEL u. BOWMAN,
Sept. j.-us Executors.
VNHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sub.
l. scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court for Baltimore county, letters documentary
on the estateof
JOSEPH LEIsTNER.
late Of said county deceased. All persons having
claims against the said estate are hereby warned
30 exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof, to
the subscriber,
o~ az L.jore the 2Oh day Of March, 1852;
they may otherwise by Law be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Those indebted TO said es.
tate are requested 90 make immediate PAYMENT
Given under my hand this eth day Of August, IssI
LoRETHEA LEISTNER.
Aug. 27.-its) Executor.
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TOR RENT.

EOR RENT. s0
An old established STORE STAND, at Man.
chester. Carroll co., Nd, now occupied by Geo.
w. Crum. Store room, 20x40 feet, with Glass
Front. Counters and Shelving, all complete. The
town IL thriving one. with about 500 inhabit-
suss and only two other stores u situated ON the
line Of the BALTIC. 4 Hanover Railroad. Possession
given Oct LIST. For particulars, address the un.
dersigned. or call upon GEO. EvERHART, Man.
chester, Nd.
GEORGE p. EvERHART.
Railroad, York county, Pa.
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| RARE CHANCE

a KAKE CHANCE
IA 10
SECURE A GOOD HOME IN THE -.
- WESTERN PART or MARY
~ LAND, WITHIN ABOUT PIvET
MILES OF OAKLAND, on THE LINE OF
THE BALTIC. a OHIO RAILROAD.
For sale, on the most favorable terms. FOUR
TRACTS or LAND In the blades Of Garrett
county, Nd. The land 10 Of excellent quality,
and surrounded by farms. Each tract has
stream Of water running through Il, besides fne
springs. These lands are in the most healthy
part Of Maryland. They will be sold on the most
favorable terms. or exchanged for baltimore city
or county property. Apply 10 or address,
L0N0NECKER BROS,
Once "BALrnonE Couxrv USIox," Towson
July s.-tGl 20, Towsontown, Nd.
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l,he sIaryInna pireclorx.

This book contains the names and Po.toaice adj
dress Of Farmers, Merchants and others in all the
counties. and eiTculs,es In every town and village
10 the State. The revised third edition. now in
course Of preparation, tho publishers will endcav.
orto make more correct and complete than former
Issues have been. They will be pleased 10 receive
orders Tor subscriptions and Advertisements. Call
or address, J. FRANK LEWIS & CO.,
u p. o. Avenue, Baltimore.
Sept. Left.
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SALE

Heinrich G. Tieck, Attorney, No. 81 West
fayet,e ST., Baltimore city.
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OO.PARTNERSMIP.

We, the undersigned, have this day formed 4
co partnership. under the name and style Of
WILSON RiSTEAu. for the purpose Of con-
Quoting the business Of General Auctioneers. Our
once address 10 Smedley Row. Towsontown. by
strict attention 90 business and fair dealing, we
hope TO merit share Of public patronage.
SAMUEL u. WILSON,
August IS, 1881. WIN. N. RISTEAU.
Aug. 9O,-tf
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THREH.sT0RY BRICK HOUSE AND FRAME
SOAP MANUFACT0RY. No. :2s FRED.
ERfck AVE-, BALTIC. COUNTY.
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AT PRIVATE SALE.

A Small TRUCK FARM Of 10 ACRES, r.
situate on Franklin Ave-, near Belair Road, 12th
district, BALTIC. co., about ~ miles from the city
Every foot Of the land Is In the highest state Of
cultivation. Good Improvements. For terms and
particulars apply to
J. HARTMAN scH0NR,
Commits 0fice, Towsontown, or Gardenviile,
or 20 CHARLES GUNTHER,
Aug. 27.-3t.) on the premises.
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Robert r. Boarman. Solicitor, Towsontown.
IN THE MATTER OF THE TRUST ESTATE
j OF SAMUEL W. wORTHINGTON.
IL hs C;rc"i Court for Baiiia,

|
IL hs CircHi Coarf for Baifi-,sr
ORDERED by the Circuit Court
county. this e9th day Of August. A.
the creditors of Samuel W. worthing
claims against him, daily authenticatcsS
Clerk of THE Court, ON or before the I'D
O"iober. 4. u. 1881. preparatory TO
inent of an Auditors account, or they
otherwise be deprived Of participation
said Trust estate. provided copy of ihi,
be published in some newspaper printed inl
more county, far three weeks before the sal
day Of October, A. ID. lssl.
GEORGE YELLo
True C"py--Tes,:
WILLIAM ". ISAAC. q.
Sept. Sit.
rINlIls u TO GIVE NOTICE. That the
l. scriLcr has obtained from the Orpi
Court of baltimore county, lcttcrs Of Adm
tration on the estate Of
NIcil0DEMUS LIBERS.
late Of said county, deceased. Al persons havin
claims against the deceased are hereby warned q
exhibit the sane, with the vouchers thereof to th
subscriber.
on or 5cior, ~. 2Th day If March. 1852;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Those indebted TO said es.
tate are requested To- make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 10th day Of August
iSsi. JOSHUA PARSONS,
Administrator with the will annexed.
Sept. j.-ue
TINIlfS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sui
l. scribcr has obtained from the Orphans Cout
of Baltimore county, letters Of administration @
the estate Of
JACOB SUMMERS.
late of said county. deceased. Al persons has
claims against the deceased are hereby warn
exhibit the same. with the vouchers therd
the subscriber.
oa or J.t"rs iLs ?Tth day Of March,
they may otherwise by Law be excluded
benefit of said estate. Those indebted
tate are requested To make immcdiaF
Given under my hand this 3lst iaN
1881. CATHARINE .,.-.aMENS.
Sept j.-u.l Administratrix.
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MONEY TO LOAN Az MORTGAGE.

ONE sum OF $4,000, TWO SUNS OF
1900 each, and one sum Of 5000, for from two 10
hve years, at per cent. Apply TO
N. W. OFFUTT,
Attorney, 49,, TowsOntown, Nd.
Aug. 21-tf
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7NHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, Tha, the sub
i scribcr has obtained from the Orphans Court
for baltimore county, letters Of administration on
the estate Of
MARY J. JEAN.
late Of said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said estate are hereby warned
10 exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof 10
the subscriber,
on or before the i,h day Of april. 1889;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Those indebted TO said es-
tate are requested 20 make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of Sept. 1851.
MILTON W. 0FFtTT,
Sept. l0.-it.) Administrator.
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Legal Notices.
nRDEsg or PUBLICATION.

John r. Centrum, Attorney at Law. Towson
towa and 0ardchyiilc.
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TNHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub.
Il scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court for Baltimore county, letters testamentary
on the estate Of
vAcHEL W. BASEMAN,
late Of said county deceased. All persons having
claims against the said estate are hereby warned
10 exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof TO
the subscriber.
on or Le(sre tLs ia day Of April, 1889;
they may otherwise by Law be excluded FROM all
benoht Of said estate. Those indebted 10 said o..
tate are requested 20 make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 9TH day Of sept. 1881.
ANN G. BASEMAN,
Sept. l0.-ste.) Executrix.
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A class Of LITTLE BOYS viii be received.
Application may be made BY letter 10 Nor
uieh Connectieut, until September lst, amer that
at the school. (Aug. i3.-tf.
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R. r. ROarman and 0. v. Phelps. Auy'..


A LARGE AND VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT
IN TWENTY. ONE LOTS. on THE "A.
Ca PHILADELPHIA TURNPIKE, -
il WITHIN THREE-QUARTERs OFT
MILE OF THE CRY OF BALTIMORE.
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MISS MANN's BOARDING AND
wi DAY SCHOOL

YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS
WILL REOPEN
Wedsesday, Sspfember 2lsf.
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Thomas ]. Hunter. Attorney. Tow,on,own.

WILSON 4 RIsTGAU, AuetiOuesrs.
Sent. lets
, 1881-05-14

At lust the housekeeping public should be
happy. The Richard r. Handbook Manu-
featuring Company arc turning out Il refriger-
ntor that ts lsir excellence In every quality II
ts possible fur refrigerator to possess. 1t
Ia superior to all others IN TINT llu nuistnre
will collect upon tho wallis. Tic waste-pipe
Is. supplied with q trnp. which, being lllted
with water. prevents tho passaEc of warln MIR
through IT onto tic Ice, and yet Il perfect
current Of pure mir Is established within. 1t
Is free from tho 0d0rs formed 1T atier re-
frlgorntUrs, us the vRpurous gnses MS fast 0a
geilcrated aro condensed, mud tho Impurities
liquftlcl pass Hit through the wastc-pih;
Tiic fact TINT the water absorbs nll tho bud
odors Is tho reasnn why wnter.coolers are. not
put IN tl,Is Refrigerator. 'rlo lce-reservo!I is
Kratc, Oil which the lce rests. There IL no
Erafning staining, Or c'le9p TX, Xs''Gur s york,
lumber, and each rcfrIgeratur Is "perfec-
t!o" and ~ ornament ~ VII as a1, alaSst ny;
eago agency Is with e. w. Fish Il Co., l5l
Lake street., and the :" Perfection y is so1tl by
all tirst-class dealers throughout the city aud
r1uNlry.
, 1881-05-14
ALBRIGIIT'S CASE,

,r..,.A,,' ...o. - 49,. .,...., Al.
ththo"E tcpoF1ct ''ot Loniu4ssloaet ~
about hls little differences with tho Twelfth
Ward itrnulIonn Club. Tha "turnlnu ovnr"
~. -" ,,. .s.I. ~, sm1
Ilnt W fcco'sco ~ tap naMus ~ III loo 1'"p ~ tao
meeting IN O"sloy HUI Thursuay evening wis
sutnethIng OF q surprise to Mr. AIbrIKht's
OF aoul Q Interrst.
Hu said he preferred to begin at tho beginning
AMI tell huw tho trl,ublu cxiattug between him
and tho club had nrlso,l. lserUru tho Into ro-
Organization 0f tho bpdy, th0re bud beeu con-
siderable elcctionoer!ng In tho ward over tho
meeting had been called ut his houso far tho
purposo III maktug up IL ticket tn bo voted for
1T tho Club geetiOn. ThIs meeting had been
llull Kond mon nominated, a tho vntors ut the
veal end Ut tho wurl ,l,til pledged themselves to
work Tor thu slicccss Ut tho ticket
tho 'p0st -Onlcc gang" md they tah AlsO or
xuuizet with Wow ot capturing the Club 1T tho
0lcotlpu. Tho loelurs Ut tlis clufleat were
Aluck White, II. e. Hcnnptt, tienrRo Iguckley.
hlr. baldwin, tsfuated cand1utU for Alder
ulun, u,ld Montgomery, and Honshaw. lty hard
work thoy aucceutlut III cGrryirx tho iny aid
gpcttE their men to otIfeo torgby g1llul,iy col,-
tiul Of tho Club. AEtur this election ihoy mudu
public thoir tntention III 'n,a1sing It hut for A.
bright" uud com npcIlug him to rcu,lcr 10 the
opuniy ucoused hiul Of usn9 tho tnonuy to rliiI
Juo Eyerott's cn1npalKu 1t tho prnury, and
they snlI lh0t they "intondcl to tnuku hin
SlllHrt fnr It."
Iii, Albright stated thnt bo tad recsycd u
check fol $lj frDn the Cum .,.gt Con)inlttrf, II,
c0ttlt OF tho wuy tn which it hNi boon af,5at,l
nf. lcnyIuu &1u iii his hnnds nfter tho alrctton
Tho Club WIS bound he SHOULD fp,ltIcr biz NU-
, 1881-05-14
THE STREETS.

~. '.p ~. e's',,"sas ~, ,.,,4
Tno eohpla'nta o. too taro'ncss oI mo s..eos
fhubllo Works. a now bateh wis rccolrctl yes
ta,,,nv In ri IN lin rnntrni ht.innss .rnt,on
-. a.lu'J III Ieka'u W 'uo e.'."' eas.s1 M,
The contractors scosn 10 10 nhhttoa !or tno
work, or else they arc wnntonly regardless Of
public foetIpK or sentiment. Tho people aro
rnt,,r, tIroa ~ H,,1,v airoota and Il thov nro
ho.''us 's.ea " ..'s -. ',a snoy
not c'eanoo pFosty sot,n sou'o .' more e'hpnauo ~
nso M VIII u sns ,n ''v ."t ." m n
cxr,rcs to,dnv. und mt nno of tho
...'....,'. s"sa s"".' IN, ""N ~' s.,, s..v
contributors VIII co aple 10 Say
that hts work IL ono* Sono Will be done by
TlusdNy. anu othorb expect to ket through W
, 1881-05-14

srArEs.ArronSeY MiLr.s vcnturcd out ycstcr-
day, md snys hc ts ranItily Improving.
0vvvo xcnr .vo r,,,y,,, wo1tor ha,, NJ. brotber
contractor OIL tho new Coilrtstlpsct llpnry
Harms. ,.rrcstcd for debt. The clatEu w,ls fnr
s.N7s Mr 1Iurms vove lnlI. on,l wn. rtlnusc,1.
Su e,,, ,t s In, ,srn n" hco ~ -, M , n,nt,or s,c
hs1o 1t1hhe u"s neo" nt"su VI tno ''.''ot guy"
untll yossoFdny, when tho suit was caleti In tho
Cuunty Court nuu dismissed for wanl Of prose-
Cutlon. Did tue "FAFmer" settle Up?
In the South Side con.tub]c-olcctton caso
J,ue Gn,nis y"strr1nv x.i.nifu.1l tic ;ie,nItrrcr
r Inn ~ f,rn,t ,sIt.,sc f,I,"ffnn VIVA n,I,rcH,I
NJ MI ov"rSi,s.H ~, .i"mmrrnrs ~ iii In n.itar rG
smo,r,s nu hmnr iu that to tours ~ mi mi i,Irs,Ie
tst, nd tnat tho ;,etiion wNs not 1Mu,titari",,s
tha tetition o., or before tho a3th. ~ '@"'"e'
49, r1''o'A y" - Ao
F0ul.TEEH 1f tho ieteatcd chndtdntcs TOT
Constitute ~ the WSst Division ~ tho iAle e!ae
ttun ycstcr'iny nlrsl Y petition ~ tho CuuHty
Court Ewing lsntes Of thott tntentlot TO contest
tho election Of tl,oir opponent:. Tho Gontrst- a.
nntA nro: r.. a. Durkin. sdMllcl a. lseod+, J. ",
Sullivan. Frnns !stgrskt, .fnhaf FIaheriy. Joseph
J. Quiun. lsdwurl 4. Nuntati. J4taes McN iohols,
Nlcuoits sl!chasl;i. J4mes F!nMt John 4. htell-
why, Jaeul, MueIls. Potor Slt.irn and lM1nes
that tho Canvasslug 1lntrl threw nut tho rp-
turns Of certain rrecncts-tho Third Of tho
, 1881-05-14
TELEGRAPII1C ABSORPTION

l. El1 ES IVA 1l1t 1AD0cnI 4 AOAN
TIE NORTHWESTERN COMPANY 70 he TAKEN IN.
As wns stated In THE TntHuAE tho olhor tiny,
tho Western unIon IS nbout to absorb tho North
wcstrrn Telegraph Con,pany. Tho lattor was
organized about twenty-five years ago by few
gentlemen who haye retained control OF II ever
sincu. Thu territory occupied bY thom is north
Ut Milwaukee and Janosslilc, In Wisconsin,. thosr
ltnos extending thrnnghout TINT section Of tho
statc, tho Michigan Peninsula. tho whole Of Min.
ncsotn, aud into Dakota rs fur as tho Missouri
lltver, cannccttug with NtauItuba. They. hnvu
hood of suN ottices The Western UnlOn
hns. been trying for ycnrs past 10 get
hoid ot thess imcs ort wna! ,,nt
Within tho lust two mouths, however, fresh NJ.
quotations WGro 0pcihd, unt MI understanding
rGacheii, Thu ,lcta!I5 nro secret, md all TINT
Is knowd y that Western uni5 ,t, ns secured
eount of tno Wisconsin Inv. rho b,lsIncss reln-
tIons Ut tho two corporations havo MlwGys becH
intlm1te, eontraei existing between ttom but
Ssss ~ ;sos Sow TUT Il o'o sGo
o.,os, ,aon psSnme ,v.,stu fninv. GSrt 9f 3 !bs
aoots!y. Thore viii f'iS 30 no s HUE trnnsforrinx
uf business, hut ,ncssages will 10 cheekud and
hcut direct tu tholr test!natiun Mr. Simmons,
or kenosln, ts Prcaitiont Of tho Nortawcsser!.
ii. iinskins uoncral Superintendent. All Will
rrobabiy rotlre, but ns to the now managers
!M,,hlnu can be learned Mt present: Whom the
Western Union tnkes charge. tho limos VIII ho.
BY Col. tlowry, Ut THIS city, Whet,1hls happens
tho lines vii! ho extended. the systom strength
cned, nnd hettcr. toicgraphle facilities be sup.
piled. Tho headquarters of tho district WIZ
perhaps be transferred from D1Ilwaukco to 1T.
, 1881-05-14

ton, but tho rcst will remain hcre to tnke In TIM
nnnl1nld vrl,dcra Of Eh!cag,. No regular pra.
.nce:: 4 trip 10 milwaukee, is contemplated for
rmr rpttowiNa IL r,la ROSTER or 1nn rAnrrs
iadies: Il. II Wh,ts. Mssico Le,iasr, an,l WHY:
i. T. spsc w'rrsn, ;;,s,,; wtqa Hn"nsri s,i sssp s
stoskton jn,r"a Hnl wIfe; lt,.,onyr!S;, &en:
y; snS ,;i,,on wife; oY, I',n rn','' S
l,yts:: v. i; GSskstt @ Ns;;is ;ys i'saofn'1 Y i.
t;%;sf* * $% %s!"'s; s.aSs!s St @
Ell myr. II II Dtaeri, iaatt; s'ts mi isy; raonpsSS
Il 's !i !;;:siis e. 'd!ss: !ss SsaE 5is
Il .,,y; T. fh' 'ss' yss'ss, s.sss .sssss"''! IT,
icssr:on tase eS 9'y "asS',a, s { J. oqnSs!.ssss,
Jeiterst,. CITY Ee'pts. a,d wife: J. a. Mu.lsut,;;
fHi f.,S's; s's Mrss. isk. JsiIsrsoa Gity; It. j. i.
ae.i "e.sn of%s &s,nps!. ia' <seas t. aS " Msae'. ~
i6aspr!llSncG Ssatit s'i3 % w!ts; e q: i,:, !Ii:h:
Etal,Ity Sht'aiarl; 1t. n. Landrtt,, lAl'nivrunts
t!nttc, lnarco City; G. A. honnett, un,onstllo
John Murcns, Hamilton Ne.os. Urupl,tc: i.
ilUchar, NIni,nt Vernon fu,intan u,M Journal,
and Indy: It.: ~. +. Cooper, urcenb1ctt NetM
wife; ii. i. 1.au,uy. Nuvalla Crfttrto,. and Indy:
= ". I.ntney, MoyAtin Criter.on; y; q. Thots.nE,
ntnrist, ut, two ladies': c. l.. Fowlor, Ku,sas City
Pioneer; ". j. Fuwei., ttoIsa tNeu Fra. and wlfo
Antl child: r. 4. Cnsu, knnsaa Etty ncre.o " Set
cncc and Iitlsl.y; s. n. zplulr. Urnnt City STIR,
anI wllo: Tnu,nis CarIln. I'orcs CITY E,tsrprisc;
Q. H. Austin. Itttcs Con9tu Rtcord: s. II. Waiser.
Crawford Sentinel; Con. s. Cnuwnlla.lcr. Spring.
Ie!u.
, 1881-05-14
1.-THE MAPI EWOODb

at bethlehem, N. H., Is the lnrErst and finest
sumn,or hotel In tho White Mountnns. Sfnhy
ChcaRonns woro thoro last year, aud MI came
away delighted. Tho manaxcr, Mr.. o. D. Seavoy.
ia now In tho city, and ut his rooms In the shcr-
nun House may bU seen diagrams OF tho hotul
md tull Information obtained. Mr.. acAvey will
YemaIu It'll Monuny only.
, 1881-05-14

hnvc satlH'actority uolvc:i the Recat prob.cm of
few daya 1t will he ablo IN arrange f0r lighting
private houses With amy candlo.p0wer 'csirnb,
"a ntso for lighting tho atrsots With tho pFosont
limp. pDste.
, 1881-05-14
MDHuME ENTAIL.

Tho best place to secure honest work, as rep
resented every titnc. IL at tho oiio Ut Jnhn II.
Volk, granito nnd marble dealer, southeast cor
ncr Dearborn and Randolph stroets.
, 1881-05-14

Tho Daisy Lawn Ntuwcr IL tho intcst. cheapest,
and hest niAchlnD In lsg. borden, Selleck E Co.,
nG0nts, U7 Lake street.
, 1881-05-14
Terrible Loss OF Llf0,

Millions nf ralts, mice, eats, beu-huKs, ronohes
lose tholr ves by collision with "ISough Oh ltats,
Sold by druggists. 15o b0xod.
, 1881-05-14

Tho universal verdict Il TINT tho Now No. q ia
Whooler 4 Wilson Manu- ni'actWrny Co, 15s stnto.
, 1881-05-14

REMOVAL-HAlL!s SAFE & LOCK COMPANY
fravo removed to
Of Washington street,
between Dearborn and State.
A lnrgo tIno OF nll kinds OF slfes.
, 1881-05-14
THE CITY.
IN GEM EnATl.


IN GENERAL.
&C. Adyonp. Of t>enrcr. IA nt tho Leland.
Tus Rev. ". sorth, OF nutIato, IL at tho
Palmer.
CuAntEs DunAnp, OF Toronto, Is at tho
Palmer.
WI. CAtkrss, NJ. c., Of Lnporte, Ind, Is at
tho Pacific,
+. s.NuoeSr, of London, Eng, 10 rogstercd at
tho Pacific.
pnor. J. 7. SANFORD. Of Iown, Is registered at
tho Fnlmtr.
Mn. ASn s1us. NJ. HANSON, OF England. arc at
tho Palmer.
Mn. AND Nrns. o. .. sEAvEy, Of roston, nrc at
the Sherman.
THE lsoy nnd Mrs. F. NJ. Ellis, Of Boston, aro
at tho Pacific.
STATE SENATOR F. O1nsos, Of Lansing. Mich,
10 ut tho fremont.
J. J. KtuHARDsuA. OF the Davenport tTa.) Dtm-
oct1tt, II at tho 6hormnE.
Anc,tlns1p F.,nnEs, tho English war oorre.
spondcnt, Is at the fremont.
SIDNEY BARTLETT and family. md Mrs F. ".
PaLpbcy, OF Doston. arc ut tho Phciio.
NJ C. Bul.ctr, Un1ted stnscs District. Attorney
nj Grand Rapids, M!ct1., ia at the fremont
Jo,is u. sre!sny a,,d wIfo and L: y, Etsasor
and wife, of Philadelphia, aro ut tho Palmer.
M"; aEoEoxM r. +. sS,pn!., s, nt Cincinnati. Gen a
pnny, ia Ut tue Sherman House.
AT tho Sub Treasury yesterday +.0d0 In silver
WIS received Thy 1lsbursements footed up
$4,000 III gold md s4uoo In silver.
J. q. srkvENs, Chartcs Graham, A. A. Toll.
rnnn, A1r. anl Mrs Jnmes Webster. and y. 1}.
Etevcns, vi England, aro registered ut tho
Ealmer.
aaoa %Hs so s of wsS ssSsPs zes{s's @
81 ior Sesf' S and s$ss fSr % special taxes.
TIFF Police an4 Frs noars q Cleveland nn. ar;
at tho Sherman HOUSE. Thoy arc hero t1 In
vestlxato the system In uso III Chicago, and pre-
paro n report thereon.
"A FEW members OF tho Fifteenth War1 Aug
il!ary fteforsn Club mot lass night ~ Yolinr'a
eenF s1 Sa Was uur Dnt nox.
oycnlnY.
TIE temperature ysstoraay. r. observed by
Hass Haa;ss as SRt'sa. as s9 L. asGn erssss stss:t
a. m 81; IL a. n: is; ii d. m.. o.: !: MI. I'll; 1p.
H., H.: 3 g: & p M, d. Il 81! p Ill., III b"F'"''ef' IT,
passed tho day PLEASANTLY yesterday In visiting
the parks, breweres, aud other objects of ~. II.
the oxcepuon of a few WIN ron,ain In town
visiting friends. loft Inst night.
An owner ls wanted at the West Lake Street
watos, ease numbsred ] 7:so; mosenient uu,n. i'm
bered 5a .Bl0. and Yoa-plated ourb.chan with
q iookct attached; asso q hunt!ng.caso sIlser
Sion Of an arrested tb'of.
MARSHAL JONES yesterday completed the ro-
organization Of his nirce tornO. Ills Deputies
man. Of .Kankakoo. and ". .. hinsiand. u
wcotlstoek, who arc nav appointments: M; r
ant tatnuosnrly TO Mr s. G. HIVES. the Chiuf
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testdepco ot nt W.T. 1sast, tsiehheii nHslnss NY.
Ella il. Frnk. bV.h 0s Hfcun l'ay, Wis.
Law AmAt Y T.; the FsstIsnsa Ct ths bf,e.
by tho jtev NeoEKe IL Foeku. Cara H. Pratt md u.
iGDr Z. l.AMtun, bUklI 0f Eh!Uatu0.
, 1881-05-14
We recommend E!tlradge sc sewIHg-tnacl.In

1iuck T. Rnynor's Moth Powder Ia q harvester
thnt relps ruacnes by tho million.
, 1881-05-14

Cummlns leads III first t-clnsE dcntal work at
fair prices. 70 State street, cor1lcr Randolph.
, 1881-05-14

~eHka OLD. Near tue basket wAB u hnnd-A,x
Nonv Of tho garments werc lnarKeti. ,Thu child
was taken s 70 the Home for tho Frlsndlesa, aficr
ID honor Of tts discovorcrs.
Jo,ix JoYcg, a laborer employed In laying the
foundation Of the yladuct ut tho loot OF Kan.
doiph street, was seriously crushed ut about
form Of the american Express Company's buli-
Inv and one OF tho bnRgagc-cass OF the Kunkn.
stat~ard .sst e IT, IaSes Il Hosta ls 1a 1.
eorery ID doubtful. Joyce IL snRlo ulan, 81
Tears OF aye. and has no relative ln this city.
FoL!.owls0 u the itst ot dutlable goo.la re-
Raner co " sstss masssl nstra@sn.s;
s sasss ay y saSa. Sssxs sssGr ssss nfos y
ssss. eIs!s: l. T. 4,sses M astss ssrts
2. ". shs1on Co., II bales bnrlaps. Colloo.
:rtE ptoperty-ownerso on Stewart avenue and
S,n,y stsa to o. AK the Couno!! why the o5
Itreet which wa& passed Inst fall has not bcon
.nf1rcea. They waMt, to hayc tho Pnrt Wayne
: ,nue And walled In, leaving rour. on tho 0ther
= cast sda, for teams 70 pass. At pruscnt tho
langrr to !ffe and limb. Tho meeting caloa laat
IEht At bohteh's corner Stewart uvonue and
sSafsgor stfest: e; VA Ioatponsd 70 ono weok
ttelsdAutD last eyenux.
rnE reception which was 10 have boon given
ne lfeY. +. A. Vim DO Walkur, who Tor several
ears past haa been assistant pastor OF tho Hal
led Rtreet Aelhpdst Church. did nut taku place
~ evening, owing 10 the unavoidable absence,
rum lbu city OF the rav1reni genglBtAnI,. The
Acepuup WAS prompted by tho prospective do
arturo ur Mr. Van fle Walker, who has Arcupt.
~ call to anoor IN btchignn. AZ tha co1nmunt-
laon announcing the ussIstAnt pnatot's lnAbt-
ytu be pr1sent Wa1 received TOT, Lutte to npsIfy
u congregation. fair audience Rssemblvd,
ssn sho interesting interesting program prepared for thu
At o:D yesterday afternoon a council WAS
ho " No. 70 MOuEou 8ttpet, the asylum of
o1t1ob ComtaaudeFy u Knights TenplAr, fur
~ purpose u comforting tho 0rler Ut tho He'd
toas- which WAa contaminated with the usual
fenGnies. Later tn tho evening about eighty
fhnlKhts sat uowa u u banquet ut tho palmee
9nsa Ths tal!es were beautifully relieved
lth large baskets 0f tloWoEy and fruits, aud the
tnu was ~ vxeulteui III the rcst nj tho ap.
tHtmtntA- Eminent coumRudsF WAeruu T.,
1rdy presided. and Con. Smith, the Grand Com.
anoer u tho State. was ptpsant+ and VIVA gtyQu
70 scat nf huuor, Thu addresses wyre iaas
nmptu, and the TGmplaEy kept up tho featiyt.
81 IN private until d lAta hour.
WoHK was begun yesterday on the foundation
Mstuutt2l to ba eFccted u George b. Arm.
rUHE, 1oundes 0f the railway mall service, The
eiaoFla4 ttsaA Will be Of hEoaxe, surmpuutlna