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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-07-09

LOUISVILLE, KY, June 27
Prof Klein, of Hartford, Ky, claims that
he discovered the comet now attracting at
tention last September. In letter published
in the Courier Journal Of o-morrow he says;
"This so-called newly discovered comet
may be new to the world at large, but it Is
not new TO me, as / have been gazing upo,
this very comet ever since last September.
You will remember that 1 told you in my
letters that it would be visible to the naked
eye in June or July, 1881, and that it would
not he seen again for seventy nine years. Fur
thermore, 1t is not the comet Of 1872, but it t.
the comet of 1888, which was supposed to be
the cause of the terrific atmospherical dis
turbances Of that year. i feel that i know
more about this comet than other astrono-
mers, as have nursed it, as it were, from
its first appearance until the present, and
know my comet by sight Just rs q father
would know his children by seeing them.
Prof. Swift and other eminent scientists
have written to me in regard to it from time
TO time, ever since last fall" The CoHr e..
Journa of September 5 contains an ac-
count Of the discovery OF this comet by
Prof Klein, in which he, at that time, said
"I am of the opinion that the earth passed
through the tail of this comet, and that its
yapors so permeated our atmosphere as t.
be the direct cause Of the recent unprece-
dented rainfall all over the country. | be-
lcve it was the cause Of the great snow
storm on the lakes early in the fall. Indeed
the tail Of the comet may have actually swept
all over that portion Of the continent. Many
recent hurricanes can, / think, be accounted
for If we accept the above theory
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-07-09

Madame Gerster knits all her hus
bands stockings.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-07-09

The physicians of Nashville, Ten
nessee, have petitioned the Common
Council to prohibit the tolling of bells
for the dead, on the ground that the
sound has a depressing effect on such
of their patients as have not succumbed.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-07-09

"A plan for the construction of
grand system of underground railways
in Paris has recently been perfected.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-07-09

THE recent terrible accident on the
MorilOs Railroad in Mexico occurred near
the village of Mailpos, where the railway
bridge spanned the River San Antonio.
Owing to heavy rains the supports OF the
bridge had become weakened, and as the
heavy train, drawn by two locomotives and
heavily laden with soldiers, passed upon it,
the structure suddenly gave way, the entire
train plunging into the abyss. Fire added
additional horror to the scene, car Of
brandy being ignited and consuming most Of
the debris. Seventeen officers and 1877
privates, together with thirty-seven
women and five children, were either
killed outright by the fall or roasted
TO death, while fifty others received
hurts Of more or less serious character.
This Is not inclusive of railway employees
or the wives and children OF soldiers, anum-
ber OF whom were upon the Inflated train.
The dispatch says: "The dead and living
were wrapt in a sheet of flame, and slowly
burned before the eyes Of the survivors, who
were unable to save them" The Morilo,
Road is a narrow gauge line built by a Gov.
ernment Subyention, and lis entirely the work
of Mexican engineers.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-07-09

THE United States Attorney General
has furnished the Secretary OF the Interior
with his written opinion regarding the
rights and duties OF white settlers in the In
dian Territory. All persons, other than
Choctaws aud Chickasaws by birth or adop-
ton, are considered by the law as ntruders,
with the following exceptions: "Govern-
mcnt employees, their families and servants;
employees Of internal improvement COM
panles; travellers; temporary sojourners;
holders of permits from the Choc-
taw and Chickasaw authorities, and
white persons who are employed
under the laws Of said Indians as teachers,
mechanics and skilled agriculturists. " The
Indian Permit" laws are declared valid,
but the duty Of removal Of unauthorized
persons belongs to the Department and not
TO the Indians. In accordance with the
above, the Commissioner has instructed the
Indian Agent at Muscogee to notify all par
ties interested, and advise them that meas
ures will speedily be taken TO enforce the
law.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-07-09

THE Iowa Republican State Conven-
tiOn, held at Des Moines on the Goth, nomi-
mated Judge Buren, r. Sherman, OF Des
Moines, for Governor on the twelfth ballo :.
For Lieutenant Governor, o. H. Manning,
of Carroll, received the nominations; for
Supreme Judge, Austin Adams,
of Dubuque, and for Superinten-
dent of Public Instruction, John
W. Akers, of Lynn. The platform congrat-
ulates the country upon the election of James
A. Garfield, and the National Administra-
ton upon the vigorous manner in which it
has undertaken TO ferret out fraud and sup
press extravaganza in public expenditures
cordially indOrses all measures which look
toward a practical and judicious improve
ment of the Mississippi River; declares that
unqueslionable legislative power shall be
used to protect the people from any abuses
or unjust eXtortions Of railways, ETC., etc.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-08-20
NOTICE 70 TEACHERS.

THE Teachers Institute fer jefferson County,
i To be conducted by Prot. T.. b. Mccain, viii
be held at the Stone School House, Charles
town. commencing on MONDAY. THE 10TH
INST. at , O'Clock, p. NJ, and viii be contn-
ued for FIVE DAYS.
Tie County BoaId of Examiners will meet
a. the same place. on WEDNESDAY, THE
2fTH1NST.. ut 81 O'clock, i. NJ ior the pur-
pose q Examining Applieants Tor Certificates
f Qualification to Teach Ia the Public schools
of this County. JNO. HESS,
County Supt. of jeff. Go.
August IL. 1SSI.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-08-20
NOTICE.

THE undersigned intending to remove from
/ this city to Haserstown. Nd, repteInD1r 4
1881. and that his books and business mus re
closed BIZ the 10th Of August next, he Will sell
ALL GOODS AT COST, in order To close out
his present stock Of goods. Persons wishing 70
buy a suit of clothes viii saveTWENTN-FINE
PER CENT. by giving him a call. All goods
warranted 10 be made and trimmed in the best
STYLE and fit guaranteed. SALES POSITIVELY
CASH: All persons knowing themselves ~
debted must settle by August 10th, otherwise
their accounts will be placed in the hands OF
an attorney for collection.
ISAAC Low ENSrEIN. .
Ernderick City. Nd. JulY 2. 1881.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-08-20
-Cnred Of Drinkinq.

a young friend Of mine was cured of an
Unsuitable thirst for liquor, which had so
Frustrated him that he was unable 70 do any
business. lie was entirely cured by he use
of Hop Bitters. It allayed all that burning
thirst took away the appetite for liquor,
made his nerves steady, and he has yeioaln-
ed n sober and steady man for more tlar
two wears. and has no desire to return to ms
cups: Z know Of a number Of others that
have been cured Of drinking by it.'-Ffom
q leading r. r. Official, ChIcago.-Ilmes.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-08-20

During q bull-Eght a, Marseiiles on sun
dav several tiers of seats collapsed, and L
persons were killed and $50 injured.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-08-20
Tpes9s0u. September BS. 81,
THO FARM. .
Containing 1f3 1cres, More or Less,

Containing 1I3 Acres, More or Less,
adjoining the lands of Mrs. Harriet Bowers
heirs. David Fry's heirs, and solomon Gruber.
This land is of good quality OF Limestone. Inn
nroyements consist of good Dwelling, Barn,
Shop and Smoke-iIouse, Cistern, Well, good
Orchards and other Improvements. Good Tim
Der.
TERMS.
For the Iersonal property a credit or six
months will be given on allsums OF 9lOand up
wards. the purchaser giving oond and approved
security. Sums under SO, the cash Will be re-,
qnired. No property t. tc taken away until
settled for.
The Land will be sold for one-third cash on
dav of sale, The balance in two equal install
mcnts of one and two years. the purchaser to
give bond and deed of trust on the premises to
secure the deferred payments.
sale to BEGIN at g o'clock, a. m.
G.. ". Del. SMITH,
August II, lSSl--5t. Executor.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-08-20

ChaFlestown Academy,


81 ". ~. AHNIE. A. Ne. 2 Nt N|NI.hAs
Nv. G.. WlurE, A.. NJ, ASSISTANT.
ike nest .ou opens Wednesday sept. 9TH.
prompt attendance ON n. dfy ,tcpcnmG cs-
rce'ally desirable. For particular as g terms
&c.. address the Principal at Char-esto"n, JET
Iclsou County. West Virginia
august Ed. iN>i-6t
Mr. VIC. White. who has been or gel os
Assistant and who viii occupy that position
fr several years. IS 0full graduate of Hampdcn
SIDNEY COLLEGE and spent one year I'm the Aca-
demic Cogr,eat the University of Virginia.
The folaving erc n ia1 extracts from nUmcr
c-s tests Cu.' presented by him:
"n;i-ent and successful as q student and
.. n.-ahic and gcuticmanly as % man
Well qualified both by character and attain
mcats @. ba highly efficient and successful
teacher.
Rcv. T. - p. ATKINSON. ID. D..
President and Prof. Moral Philosophy
Hlmpdtn Sidney college.
IoGu us with "a highly satisfactory acquaint-
ance with the course of instruction in Latin.
Ills li-a char scter as o Christian gentleman
gives promise ctall which in a moral point any
Parent would ask I'm the fletcher ut hs SON.
WALrE. rLAIE, A. NJ,
Prof. Latin, Has. College.
"Accntlcman orthe highest character and d
feel every confidence that liz faithluiness, his
conscientious devotion % duty, h, thorough
integrity ip oll Things VIII insure @ gratifying
success, us @ teacher. I unhc>itaiusly COM
mend him Co thc favorable consideration ofthc
Patrons
J.. L. HoLftDty. an
Prof. Physical Sciences
Task leave 81 Join mis- other friends in bear
i.g testimony toNi> uncommon fitness, hv req
-0l of fine native ability, careful, faithful Gull
tlrc and general high character, ios the sphere
~ % teacher.
DEL. KEYrEE. a. NJ.
Prof Mathematics.
Graduated I'm my department and was m
attentive faithful aud diligcn; student, and won
confidence hy his cDnscicp tcusncss ani pleas
ing department. These qualities viii make
hinauscHu. mau En- his chosen vocation.
AuIls0N HOSE. = ~.
Prof Greek II. s college
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-08-20
LPitt.bnrg Eyening ChronicIe.


Nes-rs. r. Esterbrook IS sons, City Iron
Foundrg, Boston, Mass, speak on this point
as follows: Two or three OF our men were
badly burnt in working. They were, how
ever, immediately cured by using that vaiu-
able remedy, 81. Jacobs Oil. All oar men
are highly pleased with it, and we shall al
WAYS recommend it TO those afflicted with
pains or rheumatism.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-08-20
Sgv@yed or Stolen.

EROM the "Magwiliie Farm ahou; the
L middle of July, a COTSWOLD BUCK. A
liberal rcward.will be paid for his return, orfn-
formation leading to rs rccctcIy-
ZFpHNNlAH EANE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-08-20

Tuesday, the t5- sixth day, found the
Presidents lte trcmnl.0g I'm the balance ana
closed leaving the peopl- iaa condition of
almost hopeless anxiety. Wednesday passed
Without ary Circumstance Go dG. tSe hope
thgs he nqy pull through.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-08-20

The Baltimore 1He-caa Republican
paws Ibis tribute 20 .he Democra k uomi-
nee for oycraorol Nir zna Better can-
dila,es OF better men lLan John Warwick
Daniel aro hard to find I'D This count.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-08-20

Gle is one of the most inveteIate enemies
of the Free Schools which this state has
ever prodaccd.. -Dcain Dccacrt of tie Spirit
Of the valley.
a. commission all my friends to say that
IF any man charges me with being opposed
TO tine free schools, tell him he utters a mali
cious f%alschood, that he lies and the truth is
not in him. "-Jiy. Jpo, u. Daniel.
How do sou manage" said a lady toher
friend, "to appears happy all the time -
" always have Parker's Ginger Tonic
handy" was the reply, and thus keep my
self end family ia good hc.tth and spirit" ~
The Grand Lodge of the Knights of Py-
thias. of this Sta,c, willmcet in annual ses-
ION NJ Berkeley Springs on Tuesday, sep
t-mber 9Th.
The town is having the gutter paved in
front of Paradise the residence of Mr..
Isaac Foukc, on George Street. Work b.
" sandy Cullen.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-08-20

Success" is the name cf a post Office re-
Gently established on the :. Y. K. Il. Ut
Wheclwright's Crossing, Warren county.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-08-20
EGST!

4 Child's Droast-pia--" Eaby In god anI
y blue enamel. Also a littc girls Gold
Rine-iiat, and some clryingupo f.. The res
t|oration of these 20 the owners viii contribute
20 the happiness of two little girls. The Breast
pin was lost about two weeks ago; the ring on
Monday, August J..
Aur.A 1851. FREE PRESS OFFICE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-08-20
.ymay 9sh, 1854.

XTOW that the harvest is ended, and il has
y been a long and hard struggle between
the payment ofbills, almost wearing our fnau-
cial energies threadbare to favor our customers,
We now come 20 you with an urgent request
to call and settle your accounts, At once. o. ! AN
compelled to have money to meet my obiiga-
tions. and positively cannot give further indUl-
eence without dctriment 10 my own credit.
C.. W. TRUSSELL.
July @ lSSl.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-08-20

The official Bulletins from the Prcsidcn-
tal mansion eNc;t tt1 Gmszcmen, OF pco-
ole who ,ier things i'm q common sense
light. Tor torty-iye days obey have an-
uouycci that the President was e ttcE on
satisfactorily, " " improving holding his
own" &c.. ana yet on the forty fifth day
his pulse beats l2o "a minute, he is being
Consumed by fever, he can retain no food,
and the H,le Il, is deemed safe 20 give him
Is administered by ciysters, 1t sick we
should pray for a very different description
nl he.-.rMont.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-08-20
NOTICE.

BIDDERS ON the farm advertised above, and
all whom il may concern, will take notice that
have a lease for four years on the said farm,
executed by Jaccb Grrbcr in his lifetime, COM
1ScpC'rg april ], 1852, and terminating April
1. 1855. ..
Aug. 20, 16Sl-itS JCSAH Gkt BEb
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-08-20
800 Ese0al, 80.

~ 49,
GALLON Luke 4 Gallahc- and secure enc
4 of the celebrated
Syracuse S-f Bcam emitted P'OcR.
5000 of them wcrc sold the first five years IF
r uarumcturc. 80 arr ncW H. use III
Washington cauntv, Maryland. oiiere' ON
t-mi and fully warranted. 4 limited number
only can be furnished TO jefferson county tarm-
crs this season. Cab early.
". G. RABY, Geni Agent.
August Is. 168i-a,
9th year for the WilGughby Drill-the
- b.st II TIC tUarfrt. Improved for ISL
Call ana scott. FUKF-E GALItiI1tlN Agts.
ANCHOR B~B.SNDFertili2eN ~ Wheat cor
a tains every clement needed " the Wheat
crop. and the Grass following, and Drills per
fc,1v. Fourteen years in use erd continue TO
hold its own against a'lCouer-.
nUkE& GALLAlIER,
Agents for Jefferson county.
ENPROVEif Keystone Cider MIL 10000 ip
4 use and apprtycl. twill rake wcre cidcr
than any other mill with q given quantity or
apples. L is easy to turn, and when thcapplcs
are ground a small boy can press the pomacc
with ease. Capacity 6 20 - barrels a day.
Aur. IL. DUKE GALLAhER, Ngts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-08-20

THEundersirned. Executor OF Jacob Gruber,
/ deceased, viii sell ~ pubic sale to the
highest bidder atthe late residence OF the said
deco q, (..6N Occupied by Josiah Gruber) 3
riles south Of Middleway, jefferson county,
We Vi-eintt and two miles west Of Summit
Point, on
Tuesday, September i3. 81,
All the Real and Personal Estate of the said
deceased, viz:
Three Bedsteads, three Feather Beds and
one Eight-Dav Clock, one 2t-hour Clock,
I've rTcn plate Stoves, one Copper Kettle,
One Iron Kettle, two Bureaus,
one Corner Cupboard two Chests,
Two Rocking Chairs, four Spiit-bot. Chairs,
One Pistol Revolver one Gun rifle,
one Grindstone, two sets Harness,
One Rockaway Buggy, one Check Line,
One Saddle. lot ofCarpenter Tools,
Dishes. Crooks and other articles.
4TTHE sAAE TINE ANDPLtCF
will sell
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-08-20
CIosing Gus Carriages.

nURING August we will close ont our stock
II of Carriages 10 greatly reduced prices.
I. %. MAESHALL& 60,
81 ~. Faycttc street, Baltimore, Nj.
Au-uSt IS. lSSt-t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-08-20
COTyTy COTRF PROCEEDINGS.

This Court. no its recent term, which was
concluded on Monday Of iastwcek, appoint
ed rs Overseers OF the Poor. Ia place OF
those who were appointed ut the last term
and refused to serve. Vim. III. Moore IN
place of T.. II. Chambers, iiarper's Ferry
District: John T.. Colston in place OF John
Marshall, Charlestown Philip T.. Moler IN
place Of James n. Moore, Shepherd Al
bert +. Davis in place Of III. w. Crittenden,
Osburn.
Ordered that the amount of valuation CT
railroad property withic this county rs
certified by the auditor be appoftioned be-
tween the several Districts enc ir7rncndent
school district, In the county through which
the railroads assessed run, being as near as
NAV be according To- the value thereof in
each of said districts, rs follows t0-Wlt:
The amount ol the valuation aforesaid IS;
Baltimore &c Ohio Main Stem S35l,sy9.3o
Harpcr's Ferry Is Valley Bch oltooD
Shenandoah Valley l4AtilS"
total, $5so,5sl26
~irrori.amak
Property of g. o.. II. H. Co.. Main stem:
T0 Harper Ferry District, S-5,l&A
poliy.r 1o0.5l6.96
Shepherd oaS'e4S
Potomac. '005lG@i
Charicstowu '-&t-t
MIddleway, 23,3o
Total, '35l oO9.36
Property of Harpcrs Ferry Is Valley Branch
b.. & d. Il. R. Co:
To Harpers Ferry District, f9S0O
Bolivar, l36l9IW
shepherd o.4oV.pV
Ch1rlc~tovu. ILVl3Nu
3Hldleway Io.5o7.5o
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-08-20

Mr.. Willard Fillmore, wife Of the late
ev-Presidont Fillmore. died atherre5idence
h. Rochester. New York Thursday night
cerd = wears.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-08-20

DIR. Thomas has cured cases of dyspepsia
Of twenty years standing with ms Mayap-
pie Bitters. the demand for them being 50
great that it can hardly be suppted. sold
at all Drug Stores.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-08-20
R4I4AD TtTLOR. 70. nmd I'd rcIIcr.

BATARD TAILOR, Pee ana 9iraceiIcr,
Said: u take great pleasure IN recommending
to parents the Academy of Mr.. Swithin G..
Shortlidge. Ilol, = ERSANDoNN pCD, VI. sin
qSSOl | cheerfnlly consent e. thc LrC of my
name Is reference. Ny boys viii return toyou
(for their fourth year. after their vacation.
For new Illustrated Circular address SwrTHIN
c. SuoRrLIDGE. 4. NJ. Harvard University Grad
uatc. Media, Pa. T. miles from Philadelphia.
AuruSt u ISSl-cm.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-08-20

NaI. Dauic, and Col. Cameron had q
joint discussion at Harrisoubu oa Monday
and spoke To- q large audience. 10 te an
able and courteous presentation Of The
,tcvs Of the respective candidates.
right Maj Daniel spoke 90 the young dem
ccricy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-08-20

the Virginia Republicans pfr ct 'rncl-
burg and held two conyenuous-o0c en-
dorsed the Teadjustcr ~repudiatigg platform
and nominees. and the other adopted adeP--
paving platform and nominated CeD-N i,N
ham fox Goycruo- Mai. SAN Iosttor Lieut.
Goyerno- 1ni Judge Willoughby for Attor-
ley General. The gentlemen nominated
declined and the convention od adjourned, con-
Guiding for the present to make uo nomina-
tious. therefore according the straightout
republicans the option of goiug-as-thcy-
please. 4 sufficient number of the sincere
debt-payiug ones will stand aloof from the
Mahonegaus or vote FOR Maj. Daniel %
make the election Of ,hc latter doubly su,e.
Zach of the twin conventions threw atub to
the black whale by eicctiug 70 preside over
the conventions and central Cammittecs cbo-
snin,. AID some Of ,hc prominent white dele
egates or lobbyists were So decidedly i'm love
with the colorcd man and brother as 90
brace him on the public streets. Such win
MIN WAYS are irresistible. Thus are both
wings of the republican party, along with
the r~cadjusters, carrying Africa into the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-08-20

"A hoary hesd IS a crown OF glory ifHbo
found in tae way Of righteousness. 30
saith ne Wise man, and we claim dae re-
.pec. for The Fnua PRrss, not only On the
ground Of It's antiqui;y (which Is OF itself
foundation enough, as this week begins hts
FIST year-but because, as we honestly be-
lieyc. its endeayor has always been to be
found in the way Of the righteous" IL IS
not often given 90 a news-sheet to run ITS
course for nearly three quarters Of a century
and especially SO without going out OF the
family. City papers by thc HUNDRED have
sprung u p Aourishcd for a time, and fallen
into oblivion; children have been born,
rrown TO manhood. died and their names
almost ceased TO be called nations have
reached the zenith Of prosperity, anddwin-
ale into obscurity; kings, queens, princes
hsve lived. rcigued, died, and allthese things
have been chrUricled in the pages OF this
faithful ioucnGl-p ,e worth referring to as
history Of the past written in diary when
mast was present, and presenting a pano2a-
ma view of the chief events Of tbs void.
Then. o reader, we ask are not our grey
hairs-yelow lcavcs-enttied TO your re-
spect? We have strivcn % DE earnest, but
not olicious; brave. bu. not pugnaeious-
courteous, bUt uo. Aatleriug; to present 20
you the pith Of the news, without dull de
tails c5oice bits of literature, without te-
dious h-arangues gems of poetry and fancy,
without sickly sentiment; and flashes OF wit
and humor. without coarse y~u.garity. And
by such a course carefully pursued we hope
70 merit a continuance OF favor and esteem
FROM fricnls old and new.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-07

Baltimore has little ripple Of excitement
over the movement made Dy Committee
OF one Hundred Old Line democrats to put
ex-senator Whyte In the field for the mayoraity
In place OF the present incumbent, F. c. La
trobe. 1t seems probable that the regular
democrats will finally unite with the indep IN
dents In the support OF Mr.. Whyte for m ayor,
and 1t Is suggested that salve for Mr Latrob IS
wounded feelings may be found b. making
him the democratic nominee for Congress In the
fourth district. AF. Joshua Horner, it,. for
merly member OF the Baltimore city council
and Candidate for Congress, Will be the repuo.
lican candidate for mayor.