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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-24
TO Adverf:sers-The Double Sheet
THE STAR nrintad dnrin1 thu month Of M a.
The ..uorxan, MYTH.


TIE discovery Of few crum bling bones hav.
ing some resemblance to q human skeleton
near Batavia, n. Y, has been made the basis of
an attempt 10 revive the "antl-maSonry" ex.
element OF half century ago over the s1p-
posed disappearance OF one william Morgan
This attempt, however, proved q nat failure.
The light OF history has pretty eIectually
proved Morgan 10 have been q myth use1 by
designing persons for political effect. The ira
dictionary account of the Morgan affair Is tn at in
1926, just as he was ready to expose the secrets
of freemasonrY In book written for that pur-
pose, he suddenly disappeared from his HON,
In Batavia, Y. Y. The stories of Morgan, what
manner OF man he was. how he disappeared.
ETC., are SO varied and conflicting that II
there was nothing else to prove his myth
zeal character these would demonstrate IL,
He vas presented by one account to have
been tailor: by another to have been q stone
masoI; a tall man, short man, a drunkard,
good man. and so the various legends conflict
and contradict each other. He disappeared In
september. so sail, and subsequently the con-
fession OF some man that he assisted number
OF Masons TO abduct and drown Morgan was
published. Later on body was found On tn,
shores OF Lake Ontario which was identified by
MIS-. Morgan as her late husband, and by an
other woman as husband of hers, name1
Timothy Monroe. Numerous persons were now
and then meeting Morgan at some point or
otter In full bodily health, after he was sup
pc I'd to have been drowned and these reports
occasionally represented the man to have been
st en- In the flesh. at the same time, thousands
OF miles apart Indeed. these discoveries OF
the living Morgan were kept up for many
yesrs-So long. in fact, that they at last
refuted themselves by their inconsistent
cies. From beginning to end, the entire
Morgan story was conglomeration of ab-
surdities, Inconsistencies and falsehoods. After
the excitement created by the reported abd1c-
ton and murder died out, the humbug ap-
peared. 1t Was shown that the book published
In the name OF Morgan assumed no doubt for
the purpose) was a reprint from an old work
printed In London In 1872 and entitled joachim
and BoaZ." For some years In the western
Fart Of New York bodies Of Morgan were being
continually found. 1t was from this AT air that
the phrase ga good enough Morgan until after
the election" originated In relation to campaign
lies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-24

1t is matter Of 50 much public interest a.
this time TO know how to deal with the cater
pillar pest that threatens to destroy or greatly
disngure large portion of our beautiful shade
trees, that the practical suggestions of Prof.
Riley, elsewhere, deserve close attention. H.
gives needed Information in regard to the de
velopment and habits OF the caterpillar, and
points out the most effectual modes of heading
on Its Expectations Citizens who have q
proper pride in the shade trees of Washington
VIII no doubt gladly cooperate with the Dis
tTict officials IN the work of exterminating tn /.
pest. Cooperation is needed on the part Of the
citizens from the fact that the Parking Com.
mission have not the funds at command reuu,-
site for the work.
Another correspondent supplies valu able
sug gestions In the same direction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-24

The papers are using our special verbatim
report CT the Star route proceedings In cour5
yesterday without word of credit THE ST Ar Ia
getting used TO this sort OF treatment, however.
Whole columns of STAR IN after are telegraphed
away from here nightly and figure In the "spe-
cial dispatches OF papers North, South. ,st
ard West, usually without any credit what
ever.
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SPECIALTIES.

MADAM DUBOUIS. FRENCH MEDIUM, works
reader; tells past, present and future, and gives
good s0vice for lady and gentleman. No. 60A IS b
It northwest Hours from to II q. m, ana to
SPIN. mlx-2ms
ii Kb. II. =. WRIGHT. OLAIRvoYANT AND MAG.
M EKTIO PHYsIcIAN. has eminent success in treat
thoud call at her residence 800 9Th street. corner
Il street northwest mAfl-4ms
~ ME. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
M LIFE. AL business confidential. Ladies' and
Gentlemen so cente each. No. lO8 L street. between
ttb and 9Th streets northwest. feb1O- 200s
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FOR A FEW MORE DAYS ONLY.

FOR A FEW MORE DAYS ONLY.
IS. OeO Doz BUTTONS in Endless Variety, a. Sc
Per ocZ some OF thess buttons are sold In
aye really curl lsity.
coo Doz: MEN S GERMAN LINEN HANDKER-
OH!EfS extra heavy aud fine. These were
tls htly damaged In weaving, which is hardly
percepti lie In most Of them: price Is cts. II
bought r. --ular, " u d cost 50 cts.
6-inch vide Z LSII.K BLACK 6ROS GRAIN
SASH RlB IN, IS CTS
40 DIFFERENT STYLES OF CORSETS
leo Dozen Ladies oEERSUCKER SKIRTS at Is
cts. full size
LACES. Trimmings SWISS AND NATNSOOK
EMBRO1 CERT, the largest stock IN the tity
with THOUSANDS or OTHER ARTICLES
A call respectfully solicited.
LANSBURGH & BRO.
4O4 and 4O6 Seventh street.
je2l-et
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AGENTS FOR
COURTAULD:S BEST GRAPES.
GASES OF SEERSUCKRR St 1Oc Der yard. re-.
tailed el<ewhere at AZ CTS.
GASES OF SEEKsUUKER a. 12h cts rstai, ed
elsewhere at l5c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-24

DRY GOODS.
TO THE LADIES'.
LANSBURGH g. BRO,
4O4 AND 406 SEVENTH STREET,
MOST POPULAR DRY GOODS HOUSE
IN THE CITY.
and Leaders Of Iow prices. An experience of many
yesrs. Ample Capital. Unlimited Credit and Plenty
OF Pluck. Such are our prerogatives ana such ars
the causes of our success
No old shopworn goods on sale here. but all New.
Fresh. Bright. snd eeasopabe Goods. at LOWER
RATES THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE.
With these preliminary Re marks we beg to call
,he particular attention Of the Ladies' and the Pub
hc generally to our
GRAND MATCHLEss DISPLAY OF
SUMMER DRY and FANCY GOODS
CONSISTING OF
CASES T. & OF FL BEAUTIFUL UNION LINEN LAWNS
CASES .F BEAUTIFUL UNION LINEN LAWNS
FILL, YARD-w WIDE LAWNS st 8 cts.
LOCO PIECES BEeu1IFULEURELIN ENLAWN
CEASES FAST CoLoRs SHIFTING PRINT at
8 cts.
400 rI RES BLACK -. i. AND coLoRzD CASH
Kb as IA. sse
S7H cts. and We Guarantee Them FAsr
800 t ~ ots ALL WOOL BLACK BUNTING at
PLAIN PS Gh Linen AsP g SA o1
vide. fedueed 10 q s cts 0A '''A o. 10 inches
MOURNING GOODS OF EVERY DEsCRIPTI IN.
Agents FOR
COURTAULD.S BEST GRAPES.
GASES OF sEEBsUCKRR St lOc. per yard. re-
tailed el<ewhere at i2h Cts.
GASES OF SEEksUUKER a. 1919 cts. rstai,ed
elsewhere at l5c.
GRENADINES
IN ENDLESS VARIETY.
BLACK AND COLORED SATINS.
BLACK AND COLORED SURAH
Ii. CK suKs OF The VERY BEST MAKES
0HLi ,, ,uch 10 dOIhET. POAsONs AND
DOMESTIC COTTON GOODS
OF EVERY WILL KkoWNg BRAND at MANU-
FACTOaSRS' PRICES.
WE HAVE OPENED
6CAsEs REMNANTS; such as LoNsDALE CAM:
tEsif NIGHT COW W ASs a. 10 sp css fE per
ana we e he snEe -
every respect.
FIGURED and DOTTED sw ssEs of our own
scarce IN IN New York. but we have ab5ut sos
LINEN TABLE .D3AMAsKs, 10 every grade. from
TABLE NAPKINS
WHITE AND GoLoRED DoYLIEs AND TRAY
TOWELS, in great variety. from 75c per doz, ND.
LINEN AND COTTON sHEETINds.
QUILTS, BEDSPREADS. BLANKETS.
To Close out our remaining Stock we have
MARKED DOWN
ALL OUR PARAsOLs AND SUN UMBRELLAS
TO Fax BELOW THEIR REA LVALUE
COMPARE THE RED LOTIONS.
Former Present
s s:a I Pss:.5 R:r.:o:::sS5s sssssoSS
rtcado P2rasOe. 90 $500
Pongte Parasole............... So so S3 rs
sun Umprelias...... 50 &l.75
sun Imbrellas.. ..........S3 10 Sl.9O
Gun Umbrellas. ...............S3.5 80 1925
OUR GREAT GALE OF CHEAP
INDIA GAUZE UNDERWEAR
CONTINUES.
Persons leaving the city for the summer will save
money and time by buying from us.
FOR A FEW MORE DAYS ONLY.
IS. OeO Dee. BUTTONS in Endless Variety, a. SC.
Per ocZ some of these buttons are sold In
axe really curl lsity.
COO Doz MEN S GERMAN LINEN HANDKER
Od!EfS extra heavy and fine. These were
tNs htiy damaged In weaving, which is hardly
percept1t lie In most Of them: price Is cts. II
bought Re -llar, " u ID cost so cts.
6-inch wide I LINK BLACK 6ROS GRAIN
SASH RlG tuN, IS CTS.
40 DIFFERENT STYLES OF CORSET5.
leo Dozen Ladies oEERsUoKER SKIRTS at 25
LACEs. Trimmings SWISS AND NA1NsooK
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PERSONAL.

MADAM KUSH, the long established, reliable
M Clairvoy ant and Astrological. gives better sst.
sfaction In all affairs OF life than any one In the
profession; tells the past present and future des-
pertaining to business. love ana matrimony. ALI
IN IBoURLE GALL. Satisfaction given or no pay.
1crfnwest. Sp6
The Baltimore County union., 1881-11-05

Zs-S Since ls72, under the rule Of such men as
GOrnan, Keating aud Cotton, two million eight
hundred thousand dollars have been diverted from
the shaking fund, taken out Of the State Treasury
and wen: into the general expenditures. when to-
day !, should be in the Treasury or paid upon the
State debt. Such Is Democratic economy. viii
the people again elect Keating or Ring men to the
Legislature and continue these schemes Of plum
der: Besides this more than two million. Of dol
lars levied upon the people Of the State Of Mary
land by the Democratic party, a. loan taxes. went
into the common expenditures instead Of paying
of the State debt. viii the people still continue
in power the men who have proven ,hemselve. so
reckless in their regard for Official honor.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-11-05
LEADING DEMOCRATS ON THEIR
OWN PARTY.

John Lee Carroll, who was counted into the
Executive Mansion. aud occupied IL during the
term for which the lion. J. Morrison Harris was
legally elected Governor, had the cheek 20 say in
a speech in M"numen; Square. Baltimore:
I've need economy aud retrenehnent in our
expenditure the Topping Of of many useless Of
fees, and new regisiration Law by which fair
ness can be secured at our elections
Joseph s. Ileaisler. all his life Democrat, and
nothing hut Democrat, and an honest man. said
"During its long lease of power the Democratic
party has become tainted with corruption and
abuses that have crept into the body polite and
that must be cradieaiel.'
Hon. John Ritchie, the Democratic candidate
for Judge In the sixth Judicial District, said:
'There have been outragcs at the ballot boxes
which certainly are incompatible with true De-
mocraey. There have been expenditures which
cannot be justified; and, if was the Governor
Of Maryland. I would abolish the tobacco ware.
houses and blow up the oyster navy In m hour"
John Gill, John v. l.. Findlay, Edward L. T..
Hardeastie, Bradley I. johnson. aud long list
Of others, have said over their signatures:
"The people have been deceived by false prom.
ises and their confidence betrayed. The expenses
all Preeedent, and so far from ahording the peo.
pie redress OF grievances, additional burdens
have been saddied upon them"
And this 10 the model party which wants 20
continue i,s lease Of the management Of the affairs
Of this State. Can Il be that the voters Of good
old Maryland will sanction and eondonc the ae-
iions o: any such party We hope and pray they
win not.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-11-05

20 When . new Legislature meets IL Is neees.
sary that few Of the old officers should attend
to assist In its Organization. The Law, however.
expressly provides that seven only shall attend
for that purpose and receive pay. This Law 10 as
positive as IL is possible for language to make Il,
The usual allowance used to be about six days
per diem or $50 each. For seven this would be
s2io-and be liberal pay. Yet when the Legis.
iature Of 1880 met. the Ring leaders determined
to make themselves strong in oil directions. and
in the face Of the law they brought twenty three
Of the former otieers there and paid them $500
dom 10 eco apiece. amounting to s2,2si, more
than 5000 more than the law permitted. and Mr..
KsAtins. the Ring candidate for comp,roIIsr. paid
the bills.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-11-05

- The reason vhy ws publish 90 much Of
the kepubicAn troubles 10, the Usiox publishss
the smallest morsel possible, and only that which
Is agreeable 10 hin.-Ms,yls-d y-=r.si.
Thanks, generous Journal! The Republicans
certainly owe you debs Of gratitude. Bat then
In dsvotiss 90 much attention 70 "Rspubiiesa
troubles" don't you think you are nsglss,ing your
eun basinsss! Did it ever occur to you that the
Democracy Of Baltimore eoaaty has . tieks, in
the Geld ct this time, and that this ticket needs
some support Most generous Je.,.ai man do
you know that you are being soundly bsrstsd By
the gentismsn on this Democrats ticket because
you are dsvoting % much of your valuable (l)
space 10 "Rspubliean troabiss" and entirely ig-
noriag them. Suppose yoa mind your own basi.
ness little while and let the Rspubiieans alone.
Some people have been known 10 grow rich BY
minding their own business.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-11-05
Schmucker q; Whitelocl, Attorneys at Law,
q Lexington ST., Baltimore.
NTORTGAGEE'S SALE
Vh
VALUABLE FEE SIMPLE SUBURBAN
DWELLING HOUSE PROPERTY
MOUNT WASHINGTON

Under and by virtue Of q power Of sale con.
tanned in Mortgage from Thomas Dixon ct al,
to Sarah kephar:. dated October 3ist. 1879. ~
= and recorded among the Mortgage S3&
ia Records of Baltimore county in l.iber
J. IT,, No. IS. folio i6s, &C.. the undersigned.
Attorney and Agent for the said Mortgage.
named as such in the mortgage. will sell az PCB-
Lie AUCTION, on the PREMISES. on
Tuesday, NorsaLsr 29,A. 1ssl,
at 80 o'clock 7. ~,
ALL THAT FEE SIMPLE LAND IN THE
VILLAGE OF MOUNT WASHINGTON.
IN BALTIMORE COUNTY,
conveyed BY said Mortgage. the Improvements on
which are now occupied by d. b. Owsns, and
which land Is described as follows. viz:
beginning for the same in the sentre Of City
foot avenue at the end Of the north thirty nine
and one half degrees. west ninety feet line
Of the lot Of land which BY deed daied the :2d
day Of July. 1872, and recorded among the Land
Records Of baltimore county in Liber 4. II. A.,
No. 70, folio i56, &C., was granted and conveyed
BY Thomas Dixon ct ais, 20 II. II. Bowling;
thence running along the centre Of said avenue
north forty two degrees, west one hundred and
sixty -four feet eight inches aud north ifty -four
and one half degrees west one hundred aud forty.
three feet and Eve inches 10 the centre Of Poplar
avenue thence along the centre Of Poplar avea-
nc south sixty.two and a.half degrees west one
hundrcd and ninety three feet and south forty
ass aud one quarter degrees west one hundred
auu lofty y-ctEut tctt NV tucutrs tutucS tEAttuE
said avenue south forty-one and one quarter de.
gree. east three hundred and thirty -four feet ave
inches 10 the end Of the south forty mine and
three quarter degrees west three hundred and
seveuty-two feet line Of said lot conveyed 10
Bowling, and thence reversing saia line north
forty nine and thres-qu degrees east three
hundred and seventy Two feet 10 the place Of be-
ginning. containing
u ACRES oPLAND, MORE OR LESS.
and being the entire land conveyed by the Mort.
gage aforesaid.
The improvements on said property eonsis, Of
. large
DWELLING,
with eleven rooms, beside hall. basemsat- kitchen
and cellar. The house u In good repair and con-
tains bathroom. va,er-pipes and gss-piPss.
The dwelling Il situated within Eve or ten
minutes walk from Mt. Washington station. at
which, under the schedule Of May, 1881, there
stopped 2s trains daily except Sunday.
The stoves and range In the house belong 70
the tenant, Mr.. D. d. Owens, who viii be pleased
20 show parties the premises.
TERMS or SALE:-0ne third Cash, balance
In two equal instailments at six aud twelve
months, ail cash. at purchasers option credit
payments 10 bear interest from day Of sale, and
10 be secured 10 the satisfaetien ef the under
signed. A deposit Of $ioo win be required ai
time Of sale.
SAMUEL d. scHMUcKER,
Attorney named In the Mortgage.
ALLEN. BARKER CO., Auetieneers.
Nov. 5.-ts.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-11-05


Iy virtue of the power contained in Mort
gage from GeOrge u. Morrow 90 a certain Hiram
Woods, Trustee. dated June Ilth, 1879, and re-
corded among the Land Mortgage Records Of
baltimore county in biber j. H., No. IS, folio 900,
&C., and subsequently, assigned. the undersigned,
Sarah u. Morgan. Assignee, will offer for sale at
public AUCTION, on the PREMISES, on
Msadoy. the iIfh day ef NorsE,Jer, 1851,
at o'clock +. NJ.
ALL THOSE TWO LOTS OF GROUND STU
ATE AND LYING IN BALTIMORE CO.,
STATE OF MARYLAND, AND THUS
DESCltIBED, vIZ:
Bcginning for the first Of said lots on the west
side u Oak street, distant 2jj feet II inches
north from the north side Of Mankin street thence
north on Oak street lS feet ) inches, and thence
west Of even width for depth all the way I3s feet
TO n ~ feet alley, subject 10 an annual rent Of
$1,000, and improved by
TIREE-STORi BRICK DWELLING. WITH
A BRICK BACK-BUILDING. WITH ALL
THE MODERN IMPROVEMENTS.
Anl beginning for the other Of said lots at the
distance OF 27l feet inches north from the north
side Of Mankin street; then north on Oak street
IS feet inches. and thence west Of even width
for depth all the way 1855 feet to an alley - feet
wide, subject TO an annual rent Of $liG.0O: i'm.
proved by
THREE-sT0RY BRICK DWELLING, WITH
A BRICK BAcK-BUILDING, WITH ALL
THE MODERN IMPROVEMENTS.
ee-Taxes, &c., paid TO day Of sale.
TERMS OF SALE:
One third Cash haisnsai In sin -sl .ssivs months,
credit payments TO bear interest and 10 be Sc
cured 10 the satisfaction Of the Assignee, or all
cash at Purehasers' option.
SARAH b. MORGAN, Assignee.
ID. W. G. MORGAN.
SNOwDEN a BUsEY. Attorneys.
MATTHEWS 4 KIRKLAND. Auetioneer.
Oct 22.-ts.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-11-05

csS- II Is true as charged that We approve Of
What Is termed the Ensor ticket. but Il il osiy
from the standpoint that IL was the regularly
nominated. trSs Republican ticket Naryiasd
.joaraai.
And now. friends. ~ho /. this mighty Joaraai
man-ihis high. minded judge--who has been
specially commissioned 10 tell who and who are
no, the "tr@s" Republicans. We did not know
that he had been delegated with any such power.
bat as he has we bow in humble submission. Ne
supports the EnsOr tieke, because '.it was the
regularly nominated. trae Republican ticket" As
there l. no EasOr ticket nov We would not be a
biz surprised to see Ruby support the Democratic
ticket! We arepreparsd for aimos, anything now.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-11-05
zs- Was not M. WIN. p. Bennett.

z1- Was not Mr.. WIN. p. Bennett, Of the "a
district, strong temperance man and member
Of tho Alliance as well a sound Republican, as
competent to serve the local option cause as Mr..
Edwin JsssoP, the Democratic register Of vo,ers
in the lIth district wha, did John Ensor write
to Mr.. Bennett on the subject, which caused him
to decline and make vacancy for . Democrat
on Ensor's straight Republican ticket. lie, En-
sor's letter to Mr.. Bennett, aud Mr.. Bennetfs let
ter to Ensor's so-eailsd committee be published
in full, side By side, and the voters Of the county
will learn something abou, the Daniel En.or.
Democratic Republican Temperance combination.
Turn on the light. The election 10 very near.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-11-05
John T. Morris AMI Charles =. Fendiaii,
Attorneys At Law.
DECEIvERS. SALE
THE VALUABLE ESTATE OF MARY A..
sIiEALEY, IN TowsoNTOwN.
VALUABLE LOTS FOR LEASE.

The unlersingned. Receivers, appointed hy a
iccrec Of the ciTeGi, Court for Baltimore -,
e. county. sitting In Equity, passed in -
~ the cause of Joseph u. Mitchell ct al,
Trustees. vs. William Lorman Roberts ct al, will
sell by PRIVATE SALE, all or any par, Of the
estate Of Mary A. Shcaiey, situated In Towson-
town. Baltimore county. aud comprising one large
TWO STORY BRICK STORE HOUSE, situated
on the most eligible business site In Towsoniown.
Also. SMALL HOUSE, situated at the junction
Of the York road turnpike aud the Dulany's val
ley turnpike, and Public Scales adjoining. Also.
. comm0dious aad beautiful BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE, situated at tho junction Of said turn
pixies, surrounded by laxurioes shrubbery and
having all convenicnees for an elegant town resi-.
dence.
They also offer for sale four other DWELLING
HOUSES. desirabiy located, with ample yards
and gardens attached.
Also. handsome BUILDING LOTS for sale or
lease, as parties may desire, located on commo-
dious avenues, all Of which are in the heart Of
this place. the county seat Of Baltimore county.
80 Plats Of the property may be seen ut the
Offices of lifNKLEY A NORRIS. - n. Charles
81. Baltimore, FENDALL 4 MITCHELL, and
County Surveyors Office.
for further information inquire OF
JOHN r. NORRIS.
81 North Charles ST.. baltimore, or
CHARLES Y. FRNDALL,
Smedley Row, Towsontown,
Aug. 2o.-u. Receivers.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-11-05
d. @. Mcintosh. Attorney, Towsontoun. Nd.
rJ,RUsTEEx' SALE
n LARGEAND VALUABLE PROP q,
- ERTY, ADJOINING -
- PARKT0N, N. q. RAILROAD.

by virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court for
Baltimore county. In equity. passed In q be-
tween Reiscckcr J. Young. complainant, and
Henry kOlter and Others. defendant the under
signed, Trustees, will self mt public auction, at
Parktou, on
Saturday. tie I2,L day Of Nore@Lsr. ISSi,
at the hour of o'clock =. NJ.
ALL THAT VALUABLE BODY OF LAND
SITUATE IL BALTIMORE COUNTY,
lying along the Northern Central Railway and the
Baltimore and yorktown turnpike, at Parkton.
aud adjoining the lands Of James Ramplcy and
Others being all Of the tract OF land described in
deed from James Z. Turner. Jr., 20 Christof
koltcr, dated December 81, 1875, and recorded
among the Land Records Of Baltimore county. ia
Liber J. b., No. 95, folio 203. and containing
ABOUT 2?0 ACRES,
saving and excepting certain parcels heretofore
sold oG by said Christof kOlter, amounting alto
gether To
ABOUT 50 ACRES.
This land is exceedingly valuable. possessing
rare privileges and lies well for building and dc.
yelopment. Most Of Il Il In wood. One lot of
about ~ acres is cleared and under good cutiva-
tion.
The property Is being surveyed and plated and
plats may be at the Offices Of the undersig gned.
Il will be sold . whole or in lots to suit pur-
chasers.
TERMS OF SALE.-0ns- third cash balance
In six aud twelve months. with interest on de-
ferred payments from day Of SALE or all cash ut
purchasers option.
,: 3: q. q: KsISTo;sm, adS1S; Trustees.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-11-05

zU-The Democratic mectitg e throughout the
county are being we'll a,tended.-.Joaraat.
The editor Of the "orgaa" which plays both
Democratic and Republican mu.ie-giving prefer.
enee to the latter as composed by the Ticket
Tinker-is the veritable old "truthful Jeemes''
himself All he need. Is a little haiehe, and some
cherry trees to make him real George Washing
ton. lie knows as well rs We do that nine out of
every ten Democratic meetings which have been
held in the county up to this time have been fat
failures. The candidates admit this themselves,
but "truihfui Jeemes" whistles TO keep his eOur-
age up and says they are all ''being we'll attend
al
The Baltimore County union., 1881-11-05

5kS-In his speech at n meeting in Towsontown
la, week John Ensor said that when be was beaten
in the Frederick convention bs came home and
''Pu, bis shoulder to the wheel to help elec, Gar
field. In 'ha, campaign he made sseo speeches -
one ., Hereford and one at Greenwood. Al the
latter meeting when he 60; up to speak general
movement was made towards the door and had IL
no, been for one gentleman present the Ticket
Tinker would lave spoken to empty benches
"Paitins his shoulder 20 the Wheel in 1850 did
about rs much good Tor Garfield and Webster as
his efforts % will this fall In behalf Of the ten
perance cause