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The Baltimore County union., 1881-11-26
Schmucksr g. Wh.telock, Attorneys q; I.as,
% Lexington street, Baltimore.
IN THE MATTER
OF
THOMAS DIXON. AN INsOLvENT
DEBTOR
~ THE CIRCCIT cOrRT FOR BALTL
MORE COUNTY. SEPTEMBER
TERM ISsI

ORDERED. by the Circuit Court for Baltimore
county. this 9Th day Of October A. d. 1851, that
Thomas Dixon, an Insolyent Debtor, appear In
person, before this Court. on the Fir.f Moaday Of
HareA. 1859, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. aud on such
other days and at such other times a. said Court
may direct to answer such interrogatorie. or allie
cations as bis creditors. endorsers .ureies may
propose or ailege against him +; and IL !. further
ordered that Isaac Hartman and George White
lock. Permanent Trustees of said Insolyent, give
notice of these proceeding 20 said creditors. en-.
dorsers or sureiies. by causing copy of this Of
der To- be published, once week for three sue.
cessiSe weeks. in some newspaper Published in
baltimore county. the date of the fret publca.
ton of said notice o. be at leas; month prior
10 the said Firs, Monday of March. 4. u. Iss2.
WILLIAM ". ISAAC, Clerk.
True CoPy-Tes,:
WILLIAM ". ISAAC. Clerk.
Nov. i2-gt
The Baltimore County union., 1881-11-26

rINnIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub.
Il seriber has obtained from the Orphans'
Court for Baltimore county. letters of Admins
tration the estate of
JOHN u. HOLMES,
late Of said county deceased. All persons having
claims against the said estate are hereby warned
g. exhibit the with the vouchers thereof, 90
the subscriber.
on or Ge,ore tie 2O,L dag .f J~-e. Iss2;
they may otherwise by Law be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. Those indebted 10 said e..
tate are requested to make immediate payment
Given under my handth 23d day of Nov. 1851.
CHARLES n. HOLMES,
Administrator p,aasafe His.
Nov. 26.-Hs
The Baltimore County union., 1881-11-26

FIVE FARMS IN Bailimare eounty for sale
Apply % s. PARKER BOSLEY.
HoS. ls.-tfl Iousontswn, Nd.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-11-26

BALTIMORE COUNTY.
LEVY OF 1881.

Notice Is hereby given 10 the TAXPAYERS Of
BALTIMORE COUNTY, that on and after
Monday, Nay 9IL, 1851,
The Treasurer and Collector Of COUNTY and
STATE TAXES will be prepared TO receive the
same. Except a 10 eorpOrations,) At his ofhee,
T0wSONTOwN.
from . A. ". to p. NJ,
iso-AND EVERY SATURDAY-e1
~ his Office, No. . ~. Paul ST., Baifis.orr
from 10 A. VI. to "a y. NJ.
HENRY c. HUTCHINs,
Treasurer aud Collector.
JOHN c. BOsLEY, Clerk.
May 2l.-tf
The Baltimore County union., 1881-11-26
Ef~r~afL Df.frf<s

ALL THAT REAL PROPERTY SITUATE
IN ilth District, Baltimore eoansy, beginning for
the same the sSuth side Of road le.Aing from
the Phila- Turnpike Road 20 wn. Days property.
nOrth 81. east sesen -tenihs Of perch from = gate
post the uest eide q lane. anI running thence
along the ssu;h side of said roaA. south 81 vest
90 PeFcbes; thence south y east perehes I;
thence north sii east 10 Pesehes thence uith .
straight line 60 the beginning. eOuiaining acres
of land. more OF lees. Liber J. n. l.. Ne. &c,
foIio SAC, 4e. Assessed 70 ZaehaEiah Mitchell for
lss5.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-11-26

rI,HIS l. To GIVE NOTICE. That the sub.
i scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
OF Baltimore county, letters Of administration on
the estate of
JOHN II. HAHN.
late Il saii county. deceased. All person. having
claims Agsin.; the deceased are hereby warned 10
exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof, to
the .abscriber.
Or J.foS, r. 6fL dag Of .JHHs. lss?,
they may o'heruise BY Law be exeludei from all
benefit of said estate. Those indebted % said e.
tate are requested e. make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of Novem-
Der. tssl. MARY T.. HAHN
Nov. ls.-its.l Administratrix.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-11-26
Risteau as Grason, Eeeeiysrs.
REcE'vEHs' SALE =.
COUNTY TAXES FOR THE YEAR 1877.

By Siriae Of the provisions 0f an Act % the
General Assembly % Maryland. passed IL
- January Session, ISIS. Chapter &9s. -
IL the undersignei Receiyers. uill sell
At Pabiie sale. At THE DOOR OF THE COURT
HOUSE. TOwsONTOwN. BALTIMORE CO.,
FOR TAXES DUE FOR THE YEAR Is77. the
follouins described lands and p-enises. via:
Nssfh District.
ALL THAT LOT OP GROUND SITUATE IN
9Th District. Baltimore eoanty. beginning for the
same AZ the northwest corner of the interseetion
of Barclay anI Wilson street. and ranning thence
on the soath eide of Wilson q. soaih 81 east 50
feet thence south ; uess 900 feet thence noFth
s. east 50 feet 10 Barclay street. Ithenee along
the east side Il Barclay street 60 the 6rst place
of beginning. Iiber J. o., No. -. folio 2ss.
Assessei % Thomas Sheppard for 1871.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-11-26
New Advertisements. A

INIiIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub.
J. scriber has obtained from the Orphans'
Court Of baltimore county, letters Of Admins
tration on the estate Of
CASSANDRA PALMER,
late of said county deceased. All persons having
claims against the deceased are hereby warned 10
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof 10 the
subscriber.
oHor J.fsrs ne 2Uh day ef JHHe, ISS2,
they may Otherwi,c by law be excluded from all
bcnch, of said estate. Those indebted 10 said es-
tate are requested o. make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 10th day Of Nov. 1881.
GEORGE II. PALMER,
NOV. 26.-it") Administrator.
rlNiIIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sub.
Il scribers have obtained from the Orphans
COur, for Baltimore county, letters tcstamentary
on the estate Of
JOSEPH PALMER,
late ei said county, deceased. An persons having
claims against the said estate are hereby warned
% exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof TO
the subscribers
oH or b.Jore tie 20'h day Of .JHHs, 1ss2:
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. Those indebted 90 said es-
tate are requested to make immediate payment.
Given under our hands this lith day Of June, 81.
GEORGE ~. PALMER,
JACOB n. PALMER,
NnN
The Baltimore County union., 1881-11-26
coAO REWARD FOR THE AR
4y S9vW yv,,r,as KEsT - AND xAIN.rDs,,.,,,.

0FFIcE CouxTr CoNNxsIoxERs oF BALTo. Co..
TowsoxTowS. No. Nov. -. 1881.
We, the undersignsd, County commissioners Of
Baltimore county. do hereby oGer . rsSard Of
thres hundred dollars for the ARREST AND
CONVICTION of the one or more persons Mo
have SET FIRE TO AND BURNED BARNS.
HAY-RIcKs AND OTHER PROPERTY on the
line of the Northern Central Raiiuay and Roland
avenue.
WILLIAM CARMICHAEL.
EDWARD W. sTTEFEL,
JOHN II. NILLENDER,
coanty csmmissioners of nsltirsors eounsv.
J. HARMAN scH0EE, Chief CLERK.
Nov. 26.-3e.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-11-26
Legal Notices.
NARY A. WICK ERS

Alfred J. Carr. Attorney at Law. II Leaing-
ton ST., Baltimore.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-11-26
Thomas J. Hunter. Attorney. To~.onto,

Is BALTIMORE co. ORPHANS COURT
i NOVEMBER ID. Issl.
ORDERED. that the sale of the real estate of
Nelchoir Armacosi. deceased, made By Conrad
Tarnbaugh and Pleasant Hunter. the Executors
oi the last ~il and testament of the said deceas-
ed. AMI this day reported 20 this Court by the
said Executors. be ratified and confirmed. unless
cause be shown O. the contrary, on or before the
2s'A day ef .Norsa'Jsr. IssI, provided. copy of
this order be inserted in some weekly new,Iaper,
printed and published ia Baltimore county. once
IN each Of three successive weeks before the esth
day of November. lssl. The report states the
amount of .ales o. be SI.i5j.20.
JOSHUA =. COcKEY,l
JOHN GONTRUM, judges.
JESSE DALEY,
Te.t:-THOMAS PHILPOT
Register ofwiIis for Baltimore county.
Nov. 1T.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-11-26

John y. Centrum and r. r. Boarman,
Attorneys, Tousontown, Nd.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-11-26
Sales Of Property.
Schmucker a. Whitelocl. Attorney, at Law
o. Lexington 81, baltimore.
sALE

VALUABLE FEE SIMPLE SUBURBAN
DWELLING HOUSE PROPERTY
MOUNT WASHINGTON.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-11-26
Robert r. Boarman and John r. Centrum.
Attorneys at Law, ToWsontown. Nd
TRUSTEES. SALE

Under anil by virtue Of a decree Of the Circuit
Court for Baltimore county. sitting in Equity.
passed on the tWenty third 2sdj day of N0vem-
Der. A. u. Issl. in the cause of kamtman vs.
Eekert. in said Court. the unler.igned. Trustees.
will offer for sale at public auction. at the times
and places hereinafter mentioned. all the follow
ing valuable property. being all in tee simple to
The Baltimore County union., 1881-11-26

'lNHIs l. To GIVE NOTICE. Tha; the sub.
i seriber has obtained from the Orphans Cour,
for Baltimore eounty. letters of administration on
the estate of
ISAAC RAINES.
late of saii county, deceased. All persons having
claims again.; the .aiI estate are hereby warned
To- exhibi; the same. with the vouchers thereof to
the subscriber.
oa Or J.Jars fis 6'L dag .f JHs,. ISse:
they may Other~ise by Law be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. Those indebted 20 said es-
tate are requestesl % make immediate payment-
Given under my handful Let day of New. IssI.
ISABELLA RAINES.
Nov. 5.-itfl Administratrix.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-11-26
~ THE cIRcUIT COTRT FOR BALTI.
MORE COUNTY.

HORACE 4. YIckERs
, 1881-06-23
THE KE0XuK ELEVATOR TROUBLES.
Hne.f,f f11.y,,fsh IN fHtS,,nx4 TF{hs&Tt.

KE0Ktj1i, Ill.,, Juno A!.-Suit has been
brought against the Kcnklik Elevator Cons
pnny by Francis j. Kcnnett IL Co., ntEl yea
terday deputy United Slatcs A1arsllnl lsoot
served rn(,crs tll ". n. Sturges MS Vice.
l'rcsitleIltGf sail Keokl1i Elevator Company.
An .tttncl,mullt fur !4G.tt,D WIS also levied o.,
the elsyntor bins, mne!llnsry, etc. Kenncst
W. n. Sturgcs commenced yesterlay silt III
equity iii tho Stute Courts fDr. tile calleelfa-
tluu III all waretloalae receipts sleldby FraHcis
j. kennutt Il Co.. ~, the ground Tint TIL
gi@ IN 'a Hsf' c}iysIe g asq ss il
Tho Imprrs III both cnses wrro aerfrtl.
, 1881-06-23
TELEPHONE CHATTER,


SrnEATniL Ill.,, juno .2.-fho Central
Tcleplone Company, who fur somn limo past
havc bepn building MI exchange Mt this
min. l,ayc got into running order to-slay for
tlte tirst tin1e rloy start out. with seventy
subscribers, and " Is, us Usual It, nil towilR
where The telephone Is new H. inE, a cont!1l-
and In SaIie wllicl, .arp alrently connected
together, wifi probably be Connected to TIC
Strentur exchange som, 1int this WILL AFFORD
0,l..,1u conversational facilities between tlie
threo great glnss-,nahl,fucturing towns o1
TIN WGXt u
, 1881-06-23
Some Practical Observations OH tho
IKoE.Clotcrn.


II tbs Editor ~ 7he Chicago Tribune.
FnrEr0irr, H., June 21.-f hAve socn In T1lE
TlunuHE good de,,l In regard tohogs and pork.
think thcro arc fnGts nhout tho subject, ,--cs-
pcoially in this Stato.-that havo not appeared,
t!,at would be Of interest for tho public to
know.
= b{r. s, D.. fisher, sccrntary Of tho stRto De-
partmcnt Of Agriculture, in. .soudtng out bianks
to the crop reporters, tho table III regard TO hegs
was headed, "What, per cont of hpgH died with
tho so-c called hog -cholernT' unt1cr this hendins
tho pcr cent OF loss Of hogs TINT died OF every
known disease for thnt your WIS put IN BITS re-
port sont 0ttt. III tho tAl3lo headed "11ok1 tho
words, tho " "so-calsd," wero TN tho BaIlio way
omitted; thus In hlR report 1T nudo Hll hogs
that died die Of chuler1. which yaS not
trlo as to fact, there prubnbly not
Os!ng more !s.n 10 per r.. ce9s s ,,, ay'ng =!
numOor aro pigs with tnrrneu,, when iron, ono
to three mouths old. which they Aro always
moro or less l[ah'o To. whether thero ID cholera
in tho community OF not.
flugs lit for inarkst worry seid0in hav9 the
chOler1l or II they do hAyo H. 1t would bo nearly
iupU9s bo Tor osla tu got from tho f.lr to illIe-
kgt alive, as they die from tho flrHt attAck IL
twNlve to twonty. four h0urB. Ninety per. co',i
Of hogs that die Of eholera arc. pigs nr shontt
TINT 1ro sold or tntono.t to bo tho next season
II is our 0piuinn, glet from 9xperM9noon M e - ant ~
ohulclM nft9r thOy gct to iI1lrkGt,-lt Is Altlios
impossible III tho ttntn!o of tho tlscnse, 10 DO u
itoHa arc UNCOMMON llra1thy and FREQ fEDfu MI
diseases nov, and sheso l,as not heai. my
years. GILES TuiSEAutl+
, 1881-06-23
: A Mad Time for ktrilses.

."1 1 na"o, y, & ,%s ."pr a',,.ns,a' ~ totoy.a
TntnuNE rogHrslinK tho ippendIux ~ engineers
atrlku Ii Of xreut Interest and should rccgivc
frou, engineers anf, rrtu, nIt mochnt,lcs Tho at-
ton1on which It tnef1is' Iao wrlter asH Me-
ohanic. pnd Is In favor at all t|snos of MAXI
s.IsIs M ,;,ro ,or strisrs. ,hn most nrou,,nout
rsdns ~ ~. t' i!o,.rishH md ~ suvincsrs cast Ok
Mro ita lin it,n,,rli r,.tfnn f atrtkp
III tn ~ ,rich ~, :, i1t II" jianstr,ia n,
ano nS sa,ni c,'nt~v ~ H I1lMss irathtuiy
1,nrtrnv ths nvii ts,usunuonoas sire 10 follow
ea9n aa as'n1ys1a n " Mi otbers bc TIM
nGS WY ,,"I, . nHcI,ntS " NJ r. nonvist1on ia IL
.s4 so ~ rI;c thov nv" h..i,,, vrrv Ynriv
tnas, ~ sM!G ~ ts."y sssShfn ,Isr,,snSa Mawy
tiEAtout I'LL ~ II ~ svrtHv ~ ~" ,a,,,,c II
T. av.,.s xav tinstrn tha1 nov s1ul bo wol
, 1881-06-23

REpuNL1C LIFE-ISHUItAECE CO.
Ia tho case OF Needles aYulnat the Kapubiio
L4s.lnsurauco Company. till filed suvsral
Jeas hgo to Wind up tho Comphny's affairs, a
INA! decree was ot,tsrcd yosterday before Judge
Tuley, cnjotuiug tho corporation fron, ever cur.
Tying Ut, its business. Thu iecrGo nls0 tlrtA that
the petition ~ dissolve wus su!lucnt, that tue
Proceedings wcro not tn conflict With ctthor
ehe Constitution OF tho StAtu ar tho United
Wales by iMpuI1iny tho obligation. of euntrGutst
hat the lilsurnGeu Inv OF 117t wHe not uncon.
u.auonal oe ox.post fuoto, nnA that tho pro-
ceilings lid not deprive tho Company. OF any
tight to u trjAt by Jury or tho stockholders Ut
he!r property without due prucess Ut law. Tho
gtealer part Ut these questions was settled Iii
ha recent upiuson Of tho bupr1ulu Court III tho
panY,
, 1881-06-23

VXTANrEll-A GOOD BUSINESS MAN
w viii Mi los than &1Il cash. III unfao!4t-
Ing business u!as VIZ p.ys t4ot99gh Investigation
, 1881-06-23
- ,,1arn,fAr SAVINGS RANK.

.
On tho l4th Inst. o. II. Horton, receiver Of tho
German Savings Hnnk, flied a report before
Judge Jameson OF his oilfcta1 dolngs from Feb.
Il 1879, down to May u, 1881, and naked to hnve
Napprovctl and bis compensation liked. Tho
report was referred To Mr. Dlagrudcr,
A..tes e Chaneery, ND Yesterday b.! be- Ire
hkd Oh band IN tho :Xth Of February, lS70t tho
sm s q sise ~, uni that be has collected sin1o
auca Of <G5JlJ OIL hand. Tho tutnl indebtedness
et ths banx whom the Receiver took posssss!M0s 81
ia December 1877, wAs Si05 10 II. n!l but $i:5
of which has alnco boon pn!i OF by hlnl.. Tho
total receipts havn been $:ta.5 s7e,to, md tho
Aliter thinks tho Hcculvor Is entitled to $l0,-
Nh, or psr cent OH tho total rt,!lsesions fos
BIZ ileeeiverships CIV s u ifo has already teeoived
~ &eo on assoant, !ess''s slSaS5a SsS;5a a.!l!
ports III favor Ut allowing tue same
petccutago on .niiy future coll1ottons
~ order sas .nado by Judgu Jnmesolt allnwtng
shIs Compensation to taH llccoivor and 800 "a
Tue Aastcrin Chanccry. Amy 9bjeo!ing credit
ess, howeyer, hre to hMyc ten days !n which II
do objections before tho order Ia contlrtuod.
, 1881-06-23
THE CALI.

Ali IL GAIlts
Jun0K nLopUErr-Will hear two Government
seizure cascs and ttsn tnko IN tho bankruptcy
cnlontlnr With a Jury.
IuDaE 1AnY-Nos. 60. On, bs, n, ea. 81 to Nat M,
100, and condemnation calondar. No. ftN'7, CITY
vs.. BhcriGnn, m trial. .. .
.IUnlK KWlr.iiAMst1N--4asststs Judge 0nry. No.
4,oaD George vs.. Chlcago & Enstorn Illinois
RallroRd Company, OIL trnk
JUDGE JAMEaoN-Nns. Il. .. and II. No. H.
Buckley yE, Nublur rAlnt Con,pany, on hcarif
.lutAlE Itongns-Icrctnp.ary call of motions
for lew trial. No CnsG t)ti trinl.
Jupun sIonAN-No. 7!ss. md tcrLn Nos: A,sas, ,ss:,
Ne 5 & ,se} s " @ GSissS s fioa,':s E EsshaSxS, S s
on triat.
.1UlnI. TutEY-Nos %. N. 10, n, and g. No
cas1 OH hclrlng.
IUD0E isAnSuM-sct case No. ~, Chill Vs..
Cahl'l. M. 63, l.0rt1 "a. lurand. OIL hcnrlnr.
JupuH GAKpAEH-Nos. ]. .4o3, 1,aos, LAOS, 1,to0.
1,iH. and ,4HI
1,I'W. 1,Di0, t,ikil, ntl l,Js7.
.juntsn MAWEs-Nos i.o, 1oa, GIG, III. :lS, III,
147, ::lgss.I, and :.00 10 :.04.
.jupoE LooAls-lnsano cases from 10 l.,
, 1881-06-23
THE FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT.

THE FIFTEENTH AAlEN UM ESIa
Auinteresting caso brought by cOlorci cttf-
zen 10 enforce bis rights under the Fifteenth
Amendment to tito Constitution WINS on trla1 bo-
fore Judge Blotigctt ycsterdny. Tho plaintiff IL
.s4ndy" Alston, who on JULY II. 1s7D, took Il
eabIn passago from ChtcaBo 10 Detroit OIL tho
Aachor lltc Of stentnboats. Il0 was asstgned to
bls room. and tho next MofnlnE went down to
bteatfast and took Ills sent next Il lmdy Mt tho
regular table. Before hg hid tlhished however,
he Hts NOTICED by tho Capt!,itl AMI ordered to
leave. lie moved his scat down sUmc distance
u tha same tnt,c 10 where there wcru Gut fow
passengers, hut was slRaIn orslere! to luavo.
1bls be declined Il do, and force was omnloycd
raa only entitled by hls ticket TO my aeat In tho
eablu which tho steward might rive btm, aud X
10 othor Discrimination was tkcd there Wtt8 no
siolktion Of tho lAw. Il WIS aisu denied that
my forcu w,ls used, and It wNs claimed hu was
only asked 10 tukc Buat ut an0tller tnb1o eduni-
u u nloasunt. Tho Jury. however, took tho
plaatIftB Wow Of tho cas1 and AWHrtieA him $G1
manages. 49,. -. .
, 1881-06-23
TILE COURTS.
. e&ockholders' Quarrel Over the
Lease Of a Silver Mine.
r.<A}ct Of Fire Hundred Do!lnrs Dam.
,scs on tlto Fifteenth Amendment.
r,a Suits, Judgments, Divorces. Com
fossions, Etc.

MT. VERNON MINING CO.
+ bll was filed In Tho GIrullt Court Tues
~ but suppressed for service, l,y Helen n.
Nv axa.,,st tho Mt. fernun Mining Company
~ It's stockhol,erA, 1sarte 8. ootFfchs Hairy O.
r..tnan, ". N. Mills, Courtney II. Horino,
lanry d. stpoknr. Anrnw 1,a 0rair, 1sslwnra II.
Wu.d.sorth, St1wart Marks. Atthnr T. Howe
r..nk scnles, II. +. iaay. md 1iohert Knapp, to
s,sseut tlo proposed lease Of tho Conpany's
ps r,scs 10 Knapp and Goodrich. Tin company
ru.sorsanzc, u,s III October, 1850, for tho purpose
- CARRYING on Il mining husuuas. Tho first
@,.ttuv Of tho stockholiGrs was held on tho
cn,S Of September, 1890, when IUscph
H,I.ce aud tho dofcndnnta. Good
teb, Do Graft. Eastman, Wadsworsh,
@ ,sfe ss1e esafs ssfsss 2Se S ey co. is
rsS mscilng Of, the 18th Of uutoprr following md
essid eeescicd EAsiinun ns 1'rcai1ont. Wadsxorth
ssS H. sss asssfsSt sffs %he fea
VA n,so agreed to g,trchnso two atyet minus ~
Nevada. kn,wii rs tho Constansia md 1lerm9sn
os' tsno 1877 ssea saS da e sSss Eli f% s stoek
Il ~ I unner oi j5UO nitrcs Tllo mines had been
Sbsnemn ssn, IL snkng sGaits and r'ihnins inies n
si sr,d ssfss of ,o,& s,ook and shss'a st o.,s Be
~ Tho purpose Of ralslug tue necessary funds
toduyoiup tho tnines; thai i should br placed N
E4stmnfs hands, nnl anf'f for mot lGss than 81
msn had been nIis,wut 10 soil ibis stock ns cpt,-
templatctl tho ConraIy would have bgon ablc
iosool rrosperosly. eM91sr,.sy: M t..sse howeyqsl
rertoll uihor STOCK hoors, And In order to uiIcGt
this it wns proposed tu lgnsu tho 1nlnes 70 y. q:
eedio 99 @t to nreo;o5s or e. a1 au ~ fr
tyyears, tiio icssees pnyiug rs rent sum erunl
tmoaper ognt Of tho net profits. a spccini meet.
insof tho Directors WAS accordInyty hold. nt
+ SpuN
, 1881-06-23
PROBATE COuIeT.

~ he cstAto Of Charles 1lOesslnEeF letters OF
"aser undor u buuu vi tStOQ8 Apprpved.
, 1881-06-23

CRIMINAL COUltT.
=. VILLAIN 1oues was found guilty ot larceny and
"'sa oua yeaE La the tvnlscntlary.
, 1881-06-23
STATE Cnull.lta. .

:. 6I7kI14 NN1VJtEas
:, ,hatta Foley tNxaa q si'It yesterday against
ANY l.. lioaeh to recover 33,000+
taaflcs ltapp beEan a suit aKsilst Daniel a.
sSosbsan TO recover $l0D fur alleged naafcant1a
Sllllaln Gtlmau sllcd Fred t'roach tor 4a,000.
,aafgar1t tkeam commenced *uit IL tresplss
Niteoovor tlD.DGD tin,nnReH 1r tho luke Shore j.
eaGalkhn bcuthoril ltalFnutl EbtuNhnY.
atStsmnasa nrotheFs sucA lEpnry q, Coulter FOR
s.sspass uKulnst John y. Cooke u recover % ,W0
, 1881-06-23

FT1llE ANWEWTISElt, AEFHlt KEA1ll4Y
faur ypa:a ar .attnH .ast' tt,G .,i ss9 nasSas
III aily usrt9Stsa ,asG!ae aasns x5s.t ''s... sya.
H,Mp lid ts snVanlntu lew VI theul. fe.p which
s principal And half thu pFs,H3 will w sil a!.o l
III anS ySst IL Ills Etont* 0t saa 69silessl aad
fuftkaFtpcfJ viii lelally} Ha{Q tho tRuua - Nr:
Hsnvnt MlVsust for aeIoly nun.nsl additional
an0ant Ihe advantages p0sseas4a aud iag tssqalty.
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business pfontel!o MD ae4o!ulsy without tlsf - ~
aaalntot WIN aSstY thlu4 rYlst'nV aid busnsss
aud il salrstan " practical and spse!al "
flTYf.GIaa4 city spfuT4neQ eivoh. AudFts& VI lFib'
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, 1881-06-23

HJ11tL ESILlIIS lY1lNJEU.
V1TANTED = CENTRAL LOCATED
w tiIs.ngss property fur nv1stG1enAts ~ e!!ay5 IN.
pruyrH ur unitnpftvtu. INq1lr1 VI JhC0D WE'LL
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, 1881-06-23

TOUN'Y'H u K{EIL EYYLIIE.
EtOK SALE--DR KENT-0N MOST LIB
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0n Dt SnuititIn lltinHlsi ctnycnlcnt 10 sutton. II.
a. bAhJ.FEI.n, &0 Whbhhl1-uv.
T1Olt SALE - CHEAP = 4. CHOICE 80
u nrfes OF lnnd, lncalyu ~ tnilea YFn! Etntu
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, 1881-06-23

ITO ENCllANGE--llltilll4 IANk
J. Fostueilcs for city pEupSFt{t ELL s1Aun1 tnS9tt'
hfancs vr Vay dt1sseneu in cash. T. d. aAALkE ELb'
~ NARAAh.Ay,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-04-08
ReruhartIt's Power.

Only one man in America was equal to
the task of adequately writing up Sara Bernhardt
according to the latest standards of personal de-
scrption and criticism and he lives in Troy, N. Y.
The manner in which he Yields the French Ian
guage and yet harmonizes it with and dovetails it
into English is truly wonderful. We give speei-
men below:
Bernhardts forte lies in storming her audience
the first charge. She astounds you with her
dplomb, and then, gathering all the force of her
eclat, she produces an eeldtTissement. That being
accomplished, the audience are captured, and she
sways them at her will. Her voice is TloRcha,ant
and recherche possessing all the mdnHpGlS of the
most refined espieglere. scarcely perceptible
bon riuant in the left eye gives a haateur to her
glance that materially adds to the p1rtez VOus of
her deShdbale But it is the final bete aOir. when
all her efforts culminate and scintillate and effer
vesce in one grand eheual de rise and with the i'm
mense sang JToid of her nature utteTing shrill
Quf Ttre that makes the sol disdRt welkn ring, she
seems to burst-of the entire tout ensemble, until
you see her whole koni soft Qui nal YpeRse. You
shut your eyes, open your mouth, and sit shiver-
ing like dog swallowing bones When you again
open your eyes the scene is closed and Bernhardt
ia