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HIs1S QUESTIONS AND INsWERs
INELANn- CIINA I'D WONAN.

70 tIr Edtt9r OF me TrtbuHe.
Sr.: Yur have recently spoken Ia COM
m..Iato.y form. OF SIR Clad.ioncs Land DID, lol
.- fs.fl tle forms yr'rt.td iY u he earned 'lt
If .fD.I 600 i.a,l to g4.H.u'c ne CONDITION OF mo
i1t.r t.nart-" yle questions ihat rsa uIuauo-i in
OLD. American u.ni pro-: "WAat right has The Govern
mans "a, itr-f rc n tsr uafrrrI o" " Does BOZ thr laDl-
i,n go. .aa 90 " is De- uot tIe ri fhf % nsk sffh
-.t fog .r-,a- he -,c 90 g. n the tenant wii n"t
p m pl,. DO Asa.. s hr BOO tle night io ie Dts iHha
.. E.rH r..s questions would Doe apph'ate 10
American society But 90 understand the irish qnes-
i.u IS, must book at Do utn an IRISH point of View
nat ,eom 0ar-. TAe American landlord has bought h.t
.ud aul whatever Improvement. are on Do he ha p4d
.,r Iat nant viii nos pay the price b" asks iof iis
r l.fs d.. liberty fl eo efewhcre and huy nnd 90 h's
o,-l. rlron lis owl. Improvements and own tn'm 4
il,r.nt state oi thuts exists between the Irish lnd-
.f aua h. tealnr-. TIE lri-h tenant mast have $50
.rl or s.aree Aad itis denataoc question whether
.l..r. i a .aaflonl m Ireland sho honestly oHr- an
.,rr of Iud t0,lny. Should We M''-h'
..fe Dis title. we m,lrt have 90 20 back nearly
ttr.. hundred wears thcn pt would find h!s ute -
originate h couA.catol. fraud and robbery and lo
tul t prrslu, os nog D. derived from. That fraud 10
, i sid that if tle prtf,nf Daucr holda ttc from
y sourcr f1r three hundred years. thar ought to .iy'
h,a good title by limitation. statutes o uiiati arc
intended o Doe statutes o repoc bui they have that
effect. thy must up Dee constl DO oppression OBJ tsf
unau whom they impose An American Nts travelling
Do Dina at the umc ~ jne of thtr petty rcbcuon. Ae
i some of ihc leaders The 'aise of their dlsronfcnt
a wa taI that certain liae OF officers bad roi into
oa.,c ulodd bot rightly belong thcie They were not
OF tle hereditary line. Uo asked when thi. irtcJ fJ
hr.lul Tie answer vn--acu, Elk huEdf,d gear. aso.
There rs an innate principle u tne human nreas .i-t
,lIu r.rquctlr submit to injustice, n0 matter a. nfF
long iiruntce. Nr &c demorst atrd IN ilc poor
d, trdcD .erf- ~ Russia. We see h Do ihf ndiHu- on
th, Nt We.cttstt l tli0u- spirit or tur Faf oi lh
,-ou.t ~ or oyr rnnut h,caHse they ere aelrt,aoI
.H. rt.lt O. franchise NOT hccanr they nf" sun iNt
1ry ilurg hy being ibus d8prNed n"f 20, ~. ~.
,.,rf. dtrftr uur particular hfnrht pt Ait i- ,itt
,'.i.f.e,. BIZ b.. su- tiey deprived ei privilege
b. those who lu ritit O. Deprive theh 'l d. t '
I'll. .r.r.u over OF one cnss tn assume i"r ll'
,.,,s MAIN privileges which t.y deny 60 others "i'i-
... . f4rti rie't And iu' at gnpt 90 cnupr1niiae
...I m t,. aud leave certain t -s ~ pos, .'iHi nI
l..r fn WtltA tHrf i.trr nn u9tuff on moral rr.t.
r,, . f1 tr discomfort a. ths8c WHO are afpitcH u
r.ti, .. hf- AttHlGAs.
ol,,.I Ealids. I,isi., April 26, ISL
lAr cannot follow "a discussion which takei s.,
piI, sweep From the Irish Land Question f.
Woman Suffrage. via China. end an within forty
G4r. is one OF Packs own rifcu.ts.-EGl
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THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

ForrIGN-The Spanish elections lave resulted IN
the success Of the Ministry. =-- The Liberal can
5date has been defeated al the knaresborough cleo
ton. - Archbishop Croke advises Mr.. PsIneu to
vote for the second reading Of the Irish Land BILL
- The Prussan electric railroad is pronounced
q perfect success. =- General Grant signed the
Mexican Southern Railway contract yesterday.
DoMRsTIC.-The United States Senate yesterday
instructed the Committee Privileges and Elec-
lions to report 81 the next session IF Congress Sh
measures are needful to secure the asoertainment
md declaration of the election Of President and
Vice-Presdent. 49, The nomination OF Stanley
Matthews was confirmed. - The Secretary Of
the Treasury has issued call for he entire amount
of outstanding five per cent bonds, with privilege
OF continuance at gig per cent. - In the state
Senate bill was passed 10 remedy the police
troubles ri Troy also bills passed to improve
Fourth-ave New-YOIk, and to prevent adultcra-
ton of syrups and sugars. - In the Assembly
bills were passed TO prevent cruel treatment Of IN
sane persons authorizing the formation OF cremation
associations, regulating the construction of exits
from thcatres in NewYork, and for the protection
of Children 80 Cases Of death from sunstrokc are
reported from various places. -= The Niagara
Falls Paper Mil was burned Wednesday night loss.
5000. 600. - The Friends meeting house at
Xoonsocket T. l., which vas built in 1913, was
bnrned YESTERDAY. -- The brewers in convention
at Chicago adopted resolutions yesterday condemn
ing recent prOhibitory movements in various
States
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-There were numerous
cases Of sunstroke yesterday, but they generally
not fatal - The May anniversaries continued.
- Clcrgymen Of churches in Sixth-aSe. are
much annoyed that elevated trains are to be run
Sunday mornings. == The Board Of Estimate and
Appcrhonment made m appropriation fortae Excise
Department. 49, Gold valuo of the legal-tcnder
silver dollar 412i2 grains. S7.37 cents.== Stocks
irregular uctuating ard unsettled, closing weak at
about the lowest prices OF the day.
THE Manufacturers local observations In
dictate slightly cooler and generally fair weather.
Thermometer yesterday: Highest, Oh; lowest,
O5e; average. 1889.
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wanderers who win sOon De in search OF rest ana
recreation away from home The novel Is printed
in a double sheet of thrtytwo pages, Of the size OF
TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE. Price 10 cents-sent, post
paid 10 any address
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amnsemen,s ann aIesinas Go Night.

AcAprsr OF MUSIC The Gladiator
BIJoE, OPrRA HOCsE--"Tbe Mascofte'
DAYS TtIFArRE--" All the Rage" o.,..os
HaynRLy's FlgTH AvEsUE 1HEATst-" onssat,Sa
fIAvFRty's NIBEo's CAMDEN -" Castles 30 SP~AN'
HIyTrIY's I4rU STREET JHK ARR Otto-,
M.ntsUN soT ans TrF ATRE--"BGzel klrke-
plRK Tur 6TRE--" The Mascot"
RaN FRASctsCO OPERA UoUSK-iorrniahn;;
eTANp1Rp THE GTRg-2 and s. Bniee Oh yi,ch.
IJNIox SoVARF 1ITEArgE-" behes Vi '"0
en- and Cousin joe ,,y
E.r,ox AL ACADEMY or Observation-Disclosures.
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ANOTHER mcmrEcroEMscUEIosrE

AhDIlllk Ahthl VIZ tihh n Di'iyelii'
IT, ~. rdttor or me TriS ,ne.
Sis: The communication ia this morning
Tnmr>l from y Anderson. coucoruias "rno efoss ~
ui, ,iy Hau" -u- e-t, sir' ~ cn.ct on eAui'A ID
uraofyu-a cross tcidcnl.i,y produced ny ne shadow
Of oihcr objects Tine Esioruel Church 90 te'tepoNf
st.. between naryst a1d aqnnospls, @ ais cong p'oH
an object of interest and curiosity. because 81 very
beautiful italian cross that Is lorned ~ might, btsNeen
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"The President is right and the Senator is
wrong; therefore the President should give
way" Satan himself might get rehearing of
his case on these terms.
The Concord Summer School Of Philosophy
continues to have a practical prosperity. The
programme for the coming term, which prom
Uses to he of unusual interest, is given in the
letter of Boston correspondent.
The subject of new motive power, which
shall be cheap as we'll as practical, has engaged
much of the attention of inventors and inves-
tigators of late. The letter we print to-day Gov
ers the abors of an inquirer Whose long continued
and careful experiments make, at least, an inter
esting story, likely to provoke discussion. The
invention may be briefly described as a water
gas locomotive The inventor is qnite as firm
in the opinion that he has founda the long
sought motor as Professor Gamgee is; and the
list is by no means ended yet.
The English Liberals have lost another seat
in a by-election through the detection of
the Irish voters. The Conservative ca' didate
at knsresborough has received the support of
these malecontents and carried the election by
O barrow majority. The Liberals met with
einiiar defeat few weeks ago. Their majority
in the Commons has been slightly reduced
during the year, but is stin very large Every
loss counting double in division Strengthens
the position Of the Radicals-for il renders
their political support indispensable.
Yesterday was almost as hot as the hottest
day last summer. The minimum temperature
was 76' early in the morning, and the max.
Smum 92o at p. m, with a sun thermometer
of 1879. The average was higher than on the
previous day, and the discomfort much greater
until evening, when a cool sea breeze brought
welcome relief. The thermometer then made
sudden drop to SO. The heated May term this
reason comedies closely with that of last year.
1t set in on the same day of the month and
promises to last as long. With coincidence 20
striking as This, Vennor's system, based upon
recurring conditions seems TO be anybOdy's
guesswork.
& gunsmith has taken such thorough pre-
cautions against burglars that the hTenen Of
The nearest station are seriously alarmed lest
they sball DO blown up If the premises catch
hre. The arrangement of firearms is such
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"The President is right and the Senator is
wrong; therefore the President should give
way" Satan himself might get rehearing of
his case on these terms.
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,Aetn|alotk Daily Grlbnne.
FOUNDED BY HORACE REELEY.
FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1881.
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Dusinceo Noilres.

"ALDERNEY BRAND 49,, =
ruy alwavA ''Hbh''hN 49,.
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The Concord Summer School of Philosophy
continues to have practical prosperity. The
programme for the coming term, which prom
Uses to be of unusual interest, is given in the
letter of n Boston correspondent.
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that hostile burglars or unwsry neighbOrs VIII
have an exhilarating surprise when they open
the door. The pistols viii - of, but without
ball. But if the storehouse be approached the
intruder will be bombarded from all sides win
deadly effect. The hremen are oppressed Win
morbid fancy that the building VIII burst
into flame in an unexpected moment and that
they will be caught in a vulgar trap set Tor
common thieves
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& gunsmith has taken such thorough pre-
cautions against burglars that the Aremen Of
The nearest station are seriously alarmed legt
they sball be blown up If the premises catch
fire. The arrangement of firearms is such
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Bossism is about to be PIT in its little grave by
the side of GTantism
Senator Conklng should make IN alliance with
the Deputy Democrats aud the Nincompoop Re-
formers and establish o new party called the
Snefrerg and Grfuhlers
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-09-30
Sunday School Picnic.


ST. MARYs MISSION, near Norbeck,
Sept 9th, 1881.
Dear Sentinel KNOWING with what
pleasure you give your many readers all of
interest Transporting in our county, If you
are furnished with 1t, your correspondent
has thought you would be glad 10 hear
from Berry's. Saturday afternoon, the oath,
Mt 3 o'clock the Sunday School of st. Mary's
Mission (the Rev. }. b. Avirctt Rector,) with
the teachers, all met at the Mission. The
ranks were very full for it was picnic
which had called them together. You and
|, Mr.. Editor, are not too old 10 have for
gotten the peculiar fascination which pic,
mic of any sort has over the average Sunday
School scholar The afternoon was n hau-
tiful one and after short service In which
the rector was joined by Rev. VIM. H. Laird
of st. Bartholomew parish and singing by
the children happily led by the Misses Albert,
the rector introduced Col James Albert, Of
Newport, KY, who gave us II delightful lee
ture replete with interest in those things
which his students mind had dug out Of
the much that Is curious and instructive in
the vegetable kingdom Of the Bible Aside
from the plates and illustrations the Colo
nel's lecture was rich treat but with these
he riveted on the mind the lessons he sought
10 convey. Inc lNtF. w III H. lIhiIu IIlcH
followed in well timed and happy address,
the rector closing with some collects and
the benediction, everybody in the room, old
and young, it is believed having joined in
singing Jesus Saviour Of my Soul" Then
on long tables under the trees was served
the feast made up Of ice creams, candies,
cakes and fruits. There was plenty and u
spare, though many a boy discussed large
saucer Of cream, twice oycr) and then after
some games among the juveniles, in which
such seniors as your correspondent did not
engage, the pleasant party broke up for
home 1t is hoped before long we shall
have some other lectures and their accom-
paniments. The young people certainly
ought to be very much obliged To the kind
ladies and instructive lecturers for their dc.
kghtful entertainment.
The Chapel Of ST. Marys is now in the
hands Of the carpenters and IL is hoped ere
long that the Bishop Of Maryland will be
sent for 10 consecrate il. The rector holds
service every Sunday morning at o O'Clock
and often we have between sixty and sew.
enty persons In attendance at that early
hour This looks hopeful for the work.
RECTOR.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-09-30

Old Age.-On Tuesday last the SENTI-
MEL fortunately met several objects of anti
guilty, and listened with much interest TO the
unwritten local history as the pages were
unlolded. In town, Tuesday morning, we
first met Mr.. John ii. Layton who informed
us that he was in his Dist year, and appar-
emily none the worse by his advanced age.
In the afternoon we visited the residence of
Mrs. Riley, who lives short distance from
this town, and learned that she was in her
S1st year. She is quick in action and talks
much with a strong voice. Her hair is only
streal1ed with gray and she enjoys very fine
health. She is a constant reader of the daily
papers and talks with excellent reason upon
all topics. Mrs. Riley showed us two glass
Jars which have been in her family for one
hundred and fifty years. One of these she
presented to lady friend, Mrs. VIM. Mil,
bourn, of Ohio, who was visiting her and
whom she had not seen for forty years.
These two former persons are, we suppose
about the oldest in the county.
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pOOIesyilIe Items.

Wheat seeding will generally begin this
week
Anew of our citizens attended the Lou
,doun Fair
The Maryland Presbytery assembled here
ON the 22nd and 23rd insts The services
were attended by large congregations
among the ministers present were Revs.
Leievre, McMurran, Jamison, Linganielter,
Nichols, Flournoy and Others. Rev. Jami-
son was selected as moderator. The retire
nlent from the pastorate of tlie Poolesvlle
church of Rev. c. N. Campbell was ac-
copied. The selection of Rev. Linganfalter
E,r said church was referred 10 the neSt
Presbyiery. Adjourned 10 meet at the
Franklin Square Presbyterian Church, Bal
timore, October 18th, 1881.
Among the visitors in our vicinity ore
Com. Nicholson, of the u. 5. N. Misses
Ewing, of Lexington, Mo-; Kellogg, OF Bal
umore county; Schafer, Of Hagerstown
Aylcr, Of DufIields, W. Va; rrundle, OF
Gaithersburg, and Jones, of Goshen.
Memorial services in honor Of Garfield
the christian statesman and soldier, were
neld in the p. Y. Church on the 26th inst.
Conducted by Rev II. Thomas. +.
Sept 9th, 1881.
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FARM FOR SALE !

A FARM OF ITS ACRES, in good state
n OF cultivation, well fenced and watered
One hundred npd ihir'y acres Of cleared land
the balance in OAK and Chestnut. There is
on the PLACE young and tbriiiy ORCHARD
Of Apple aud Peach trees.
its located ON lhs DarDesloyp and Rock.
vile rood, four miles IRON Rockville and three
miles from Gaithersburg Dapoi.
This improvements consist Of . twa-story
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE. GoniaiDing
eight ro0ms, and other Deeessary OUtbpild-
ings.
For particulars, apply nj once TO
RICHARD X. BEALL,
Attorney-at-Law, Rockville, Nd.
sep 9-4t
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OriOIe and Yorktown

OriOle and YOrktOwn.-The Oriole
celebration in Baltimore, which takes place
October 10th, 18th and 18th, the Centennial
celebration at Yorktown, October 18th to
the 21st, and the National Fair at Wash
ington, October 18th to the 14th, will doubt
less attract very large number of visitors
from all parts of the country. These cele-
brations coming off so very close together,
with features of very rare attraction and
interest, the approach by rail over Baltimore
and Ohio road, so easy and comfortable,
transportation reduced to half rates, good
ten days, enables persons from our county,
if they SO desire, to visit all three places in
the short space of three days. For their
better information we are able to state that
at Baltimore, during the Oriole Carnival
there will be interesting features each day.
On the 10th, Grand Parade of Police, Fire
Department, Militia, Societies, &C. Turn
ing-on of the Gunpowder Water Works.
October 18th, reception of the distinguished
French guests of the nation at the City
Hail. Grand Oriole Pageant in the evening
October 18th, Grand Ball to the French
visitors at the Academy of Music
The program of the celebration at York
town, as announced by the committee, is as
follows
Thursday, Oct. 13th.-The formal open
ing of the Moore House (the scene of the
Capitulation) and the Inauguration of the
celebration, with reunion of the descend
ants of officers and soldiers of the Revolu-
ton.
Friday, 14th.-Addresses by the Hon. Carl
SchurZ, Frederick II. Condert and Prof. Ellie
Charlier. A Grand Ball in the pavilion.
Saturday, 15th.-A Grand National Re-
Prizes to winning crews. Pyrotechnical
displays and Nominations
Sunday, 16th.-Religious Services in the
Grand Pavilion, conducted by the ri. Rev.
Bishop Keane, Of the Catholic Diocese of
Virginia, assisted by His Grace Archbishop
Gibbons, of Maryland, and in the afternoon
by the Rev. John Hall, of New York.
Monday, 17.-Anniversary of the sending
of Flag of Truce by Lord CORVALLIS, ask
ing a cessation of hostilities; also, the ami
versary of the surrender of Gen. Burgoyne
at Saratoga; meeting of Commercial, Finan-
cial and Industrial Associations, Benevolent
organizations, DC.
Tuesday, 1Sth.-Opening address by the
chairman of the Congressional Commission,
and an address of welcome by His Excel
lency the Governor of Virginia. The lay
ing of the cornerstone of the Centennial
Monument by the Grand Lodge Of Masons
of Virginia and invited Masonic Orders Of
the United States.
Wednesday, 19th.-An address from His
Excellency the President of the United
States. An Grafton by the Hon. Robert G.
Winthrop, of Massachusetts. A poem by
James Barren Hope, of Virginia. An ode,
written by Paul II. IIayne of South Caro-
chorus under the direction OF Prof Charles
l.. Siegul, Of Richmond.
Thursday, 20th.-Grand Military Review.
Friday, 2lst.-A Grand Naval Review.
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Mirriage.-Col. l.. Victor Baugl

Mirriage.-Col. l.. Victor Baughman
editor of the Frederick Citizen, was married
to Miss Helen, daughter of A. 5. Abel
proprietor of the Baltimore Sun, at the lat
ter's country residence near Baltimore, in
the presence Of few immediate friends, on
the 9th instant.
The happy couple have our congratuIa-
tons, and we sincerely hope that the bios
SONS just gathered may remain sweet and
fresh through life.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-09-30

The Boss Bass Mr. Charles +. Hal
Ter had ON exhibition at his place of bust
ness, on Monday morning last, black bass,
measuring twenty-three inches in length,
fourteen inches in circumference, and weigh
ing within fraction of six pounds, caught
by him in the Potomac river This is the
largest bass we ever witnessed. Buck"
had considerable difficulty in landing this
monster fish, and it was only with the as
sistance of Mr.. Geo. Hickman, at the Point
Rocks, that it was safely landed.-Fredeyiek
Examiner.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-09-30
Washington Celebration

WasHIHRtOD OtItUTatIUH II HUIhDtT
OF representative gentlemen Of Washington,
d. c., in meeting Monday night dropped the
the word carnival" as applied To the October
celebration in honor Of the French guests,
because under that term suitable cclebra.
ton to the time and circumstances could
not be held, and
Res0lced, That the celebration TO be given
in honor of the foreign guests that visit the
Capital during the Yorktown Centennial
celebration, consist of military and civic
procession, an illumination Of Pennsylva.
MA avenue, decorations and display Of fire
works and appropriate music.
1t was estimated that $4,000 would cover
The expenses incurred by the celebration.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-09-30

Fall styles GEO. C. Henning, the we'll
known clothier of Washington, this week
presents to our readers new fashion plate of
Fall styles. As the season is at hand when
a change of clothing becomes necessary it
is important TO know where You can secure
the best bargains in that line. Try Hen
ming and you will be satisfied.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-09-30
washington County Fair.-The Fla

washington county FRir.-Ihe FAIR
Of Washington county begins on the 4th OF
October aud continues four days. A great
.exertion has beeg made by the managers 70
give an exhibition pot To be surpassed in the
state Besides HE liberal premiums offered
10 induce the entrance Of fine stock and
speedy horses b. contest therefor, . variety
of icais will hourly be performed PLEASING
10 the senses Of all who may attend.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-09-30

Guns-The large number Of sporting
gentlemen in our county will no doubt be
gEatfled at the announcement H. another
column ,tet fine breecb.loading shot gun
formerly GOLD " 800 can now be bought
for 1886 at o'Mearss, IA Washington. Read
his ad and give him call.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-09-30
surplus.-The officers Of Tn

surplus officers of the Agricul.
tural Society, Of this county, on Wednes
day last after adjusting their accounts dis
covered that the receipts of the late exhibit
ton were $3.50 more than the expenses
This surplus has been appropriated To the
liquidation of the debt