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One team, will, wagon and harness For
particulars, enquire Of MILLER 4 Foss.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-08
TIE wooDBERRY DEMOCRATS.
Taking Action Against Portion OF the
Regular Democratic Ticket-some
Strong Resolutions.

Al . special meeting Of the Democratic clubs
Of Hampdsn and Mount Vernon, 9Th district, held
on Saturday night last the following resolutions,
reported By = committee composed Of T. J.
Powers. Geo. A. sprsskslmsyer and Charles D.
Kailor, we're unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, Tho late Democratic Nominating
Convention Of Baltimore county. In assembly on
the 10Th uit., at rowsontown, did totally ignese
and deny through pFejndics and III fssiings the
rights Of the 9Th district Of Baltimore county abs
far The iargesf 10 sseaiA and population, 70 any
representation the ticket 10 be voted for a the
coming sieetion, and whereas the candidate Of the
majority Of voters Of the 9th district for Sheriff
was defeated In said convention By unjust means
through the action Of the nominee for Register Of
Wills, the Luke. warmness and indifference Of the
nominees for the House Of Delegates from the I'd
and 9Th districts, false reports fabricated and
spread By class Of voters styling themselves the
Homestead Butchers, By the ungsntlsmaniy and
uncallod for action Of the defunct minority Of the
district, in having Published on the morning Of
the 18th ult, card bearing on the character Of
Mr. Knight, and which was false and slanderous,
whereby the writer's warned the convention be-.
iorehand not 10 nominate this policeman knight
for sherif but give Il TO Mr.. Tracy, 90 that the
French nobility Of Homestead could keep sterm
raging In Towsontown:
TAsrefore BE- % resolved, That ct the coming
elsetion We use every means at our command %
defeat that portion of the regular ticket that We
believe 70 be inimica 10 the Just rights and inter-
esis Of the eth district and be t further resolved
that We invite the cooperation Of all Democrats
OF the district, as We feel convinced that We are
under no obligations as Democrats 10 support q
ticket put up through the connivance aud fntsixus
Of the one-man power, and that seif.eonceitsd be.
Ing playing the knavs for both political parties si
the county.
"That sslf.eonesitsd being" referred to above
+
fact particularly because IL may be overlooked By
the general reader, This mighty ~ Boss !,
openly accused BY his Democratic eo.iaborer'
with "Playing the knavs for both political psr,s.
In tho county" and this, TO say the least, 10 mol
complimentary. The Boss will remember then
for speaking this little bit Of truth.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-08

TN BALTIMORE co. NRPHANs' COURT,
i OCTOBER 5TH, 1881.
ORDERED, that the sale Of the real estate Of
benjamin N. Buck, deceased, made by William
Lynch and Samuel Pinkerton, the Executors Of
the last will ana testament Of the said deceased,
and this day reported TO this Court BY the said
Executors, be ratified and confirmed, unless cause
be shswn 10 the contrary, on or before the 3la
dag ef0eiobsr, 1881, provided, copy ofthis order
beinserted In same weekly newspaper, printed and
published In Baltimore county, once In each Of
three successive weeks, before the 3ist day Of 0c
tober, 1881. The report states the amount fsaies
10 be 100000.
JOSHUA y. c0CKEY,)
JOHN G0NTRUM, Judges.
JESSE DALEY,
TeH:--TH0MAs PHILP0T,
Register Of Wills for Baltimore county.
Oct. SIT.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-08
Programme for the oriole.

The following Is the Official programme for the
Baltimore orioie celebration which takes place
next week. All the arrangements have been
abou, completed and the affair promises to be a
grand success.
First Day-Moaday, October l0.-Introduction
Of water from the Guapowder river by direct aow.
Ceremonies 10 begin at o'clock In the afternoon
at Battle Monument fountain, Monument Square.
Parade Of the Finh Regiment; police force, $50
men; FIRE brigade and apparatus; six posts
Grand Army Of the Republic, 500 men National
Rides, Washington Light Infantry and two con-
panies Of coiored cadets from Washington, ID. C..
a. night grand illumination Of principal streets
with electric lights. Monument Square and
fountain illuminated by calcium lights.
Second Day-Taesiay, October il.-Athietic
games, Newington Park, } r. NJ. Contests by
athletes from all parts Of tho country. Game Of
lacrosse between New York and Baltimore teams
Concert by Gilmore's Band from to 5 o'clock
p. NJ. at the Washington Monument, In Mount
Vernon Place.
oRioLE PAGEANT At NIGHT.
The mystic pageant will start at p. u. from
Madison and Boundary avenues; Col. II. d.
Loney, chief marshal, and aids local tableaux,
designed BY James Hodges and DR.. A. J. volek |;
floats Of German societies, attended BY $50 mount
ed members Of the Butcherss Association. In COS
tunes; tableaux Of French, Italian and Caledo-
nian societies; tableaux Of business firms. The
mystic part Of the pageant will comprise n aoats
under tho direction Of 7. c. DeLson.
Route Of Procession: Madison avenueto Eutaw
street, 20 Fayete. 10 Carey, 10 Baltimore street. 10
broadway. Al Broadway Institute fguranies
will dismount from the floats, thus ending the dis.
play. The aoates will move on BY Thames street,
Ann street and Patterson avenue 10 Canton, and
thence back 10 Druid iIill Park.
Tzird Day Wednesday, October i2.-Enter-
tainment Of French guests Of the Nation reeep-
tion at City Hall II A. NJ. to 2P. NJ: carriages 10
parks and places visit 10 Druid IIiil Park 20
witness bicycle tournament, under the auspices
Of the Baltimore Bicycle Club. Private carriages
are invited 10 fall In line after the barouches Of
the ciys guests and escort them through the city.
harbor from Light street wharf 10 Fort Carroll.
Eight o'clock p. M.-Grand display Of hre-
works at Druid IIill Park aad around Druid Lake.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-08

nEIsSE.-0n the morning Of the 3oth Of Sept,
1881, Of dropsy, superindueed by enlargement
Of the heart, Rsbsces A., aged ~ years, ) month,
and 10 days. wife Of John p. Heisse and daurh.
ter Of John p. and Ruth c. cuddy. "Ssfs In
the arms Of Jesus"
We loved her, nh, no tongue can tell,
How much We loved her and how we'll;
God loved her too, and lie thought best,
To take our mother home 10 rest.
nv HER CHILDREN.
MERRYMAN.-Suddeniy, On the morning u
October I, Rebecca r., In the 59th year Of her
age. wife Of Nicholas II. Msrryman.
SlNCLAIR.-0n September 20, at her late resi-
dence, "Clairmount," Baltimore county, Mrs.
Margaret N. Sinclair, aged 90 years, widow o!
the late Robert Sinclair, Jr.
SLADE.-At Raudailstown, on October 2, Ella
Gertrude, aged ~ years I month and days,
second daughter Of Alfred II. and the late Sophie
Nee. slade.
KNELL.-0n October 5. wiIliemina Davis, aged
Is years months aud II days. second daughte,
of J. Henry, Jr., and Mary X. J. Knsll.
REsIDE.-At woodberry, September 20, William
Reside, In the sith year Of his age.
cLARk.-At Hampden, Oct ID, Cstharine CLARK,
10 th 30th year Of her age.
BEDF0RD.-0n Sept. 2sth, Walter r. NJ, aged
years and II months, son Of william d. sad
Julia Z. Bedford. ..G.
wINEH0LT-Int the 9Th district, on the IA, ,inst.,
Killian ID. winehoit, aged IS ysars, 10 menths
and days.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-08
es-In contracting for work Of .ay tlnd

es-In contracting for work Of any kind
especially u you want good job-never lot Il to
the lowest bidder. In nine cases out Of every ton
II you do 80 you will DO cheated. There are per-
sons always ready to take . job ct price for
which they know they cannot do honest work.
Such, Of course, do not want to "work for nothing
and board themselves" and have calculated to
make their profit BY sighting the work or cheat
Ing In some other way. The true way Of getting
work done, either By public officers or private in
dividusi', 10 to select competent and honest men
10 DO H. and pay thsm price tha, will afford
them living profit. In this way you will gsnsr-
ally get good work, and ct price that win almost
invariably prove the cheapest In the end.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-08

&6-some eomm,,ion has been created In
Hagsrssewn on the publication Of the fact that
Mr.. Jack stanhoPe. Of that city. but at present
engaged In business In Baltimore, was married At
Psnmas In August last. TO Miss Clara Hamilton,
second daughter Of Gov. Hamilton. Mr.. STAN
hope, who is only about twenty years Of age, pro-
cured the license In Westminster and secured the
services Of Rev. Dr.. Murray. Of the NJ. p. church
ofthat place. who performed the ceremony. Miss
Hamilton Is about seventeen and is at present at
tending school somewhere In the North.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-08

ES-Ata Democratic meeting held at Wood
berry on Saturday night last, speeches were made
By Major YellOtt, Mr.. chas. Hasson. Mr.. John
Grason and others. Major Yellott 10 reported by
the city papers to have said "that there were
many things to be condemned In the boss.like as
sumption Of Mr. Isaac, the County Clerk, and
that unless the Sne-man power be broken up the
Democratic party would no longer be in the as
tendency in the county" Major Yellott may not
have used this exact language but if he did no
never In his life came nearer telling the exact
truth, and hundreds Of Democrats will acknoul.
edge the force Of the language.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-08
RECEIVERS SALE >.
THE VALUABLE ESTATE OF MARY A.
SHEALEY, IN TOwS0NT0wN.
VALUABLE LOTS FOR LEASE.

The undersingned, Receivers, appointed by d
decree Of the Circuit Court for Baltimore -
"a county, sitting in Equity. passed In -
~ the cause Of Joseph d. Mitchell OF al,
Trustees, vs.. William Lorman Roberts OF al, will
sell by PRIVATE SALE, all or any part Of the
estate Of Mary A. Shealey, situated In Towson-
town, Baltimore county, and comprising one large
Tw0.ST0RY BRICK STORE HOUSE, situated
on the most eligible business site In Towsontown.
Also. SMALL HOUSE, situated at tho junction
Of the York road turnpike and the Dulany's val.
ley turnpike, and Public Scales adjoining. Also,
. commodious and beautiful BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE, situated at tho junction Of said turn
pixies, surrounded by luxurious shrubbery and
having all eonveniences for an elegant town resi-.
dence.
They also offer for sale four other DWELLING
HOUSES, desirably located, with ample yards
and gardens attached.
Also, handsome BUILDING LOTS for sale OF
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.
lzr. Plats OF tho property may be seen at the
Offices Of HINKLEY a NORRIS, - n. Charles
ST., Baltimore, PENDALL 4 MITCHELL, and
County Surveyors Office.
For further information inquire Of
JOHN T. MORRIS,
s3 North Charles ST.. Baltimore, or
CHARLES 4. FENDALL,
Smedley Row, Towsontown,
Receivers.
Aug. 2o.-tE
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-08

eS-in discard published in last weeks Journal
Mr.. Isaac has the "gali' to insul. the public by
telling them that after he assumed the duties Of
the Clerks Office HE counted the tickets cast at
the election Of 1879 and gives the result In figures
Wonder who he thinks will believe this statement
Of his. Even though he has made Il all very
plain-to himself-there are hundreds Of people
in Baltimore sounty-Dsmocrats and Republicans
who will continue to believe, As they have al
ways done, that be was not elected In November,
1879. The Boss 10 an exbert NJ .countinr."
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-08

- A beautiful whits snake has been disoov.
cred near DanviIle.-Exekaage.
Law mel Why there are plenty Of white snakes
10 this country, who walk about on two legs.-
Maryland Joarnai.
Yes. One In the Court Houss-rsportsr forths
Sasak-SPy Di.pateh ct the late Democratic con-
ventlon.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-08

E8-congrsss will. Il 10 presumed, (says the
S@n) give 70 Mrs.. Garfield = sum equal to the
Prssidsnt's salary for full year as was done In
the ease Of Mrs. Lincoln, Mrs.. Fillmore aud Mrs.
Harrison. by an act passed February. 1866, all
letters and packages carried By mail to and from
Mrs. Lincoln are exempt from postage. and In
1870 N act was passed directing the Secretary OF
the Intsrior to put her name on the pension role,
and pay her 5000 year during life.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-08

T,RUsTEE's SALE
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT HIGHLAND
PARK, BALTIMORE COUNTY.
by virtue Of the power Of sale contained In the
Mortgage from the Farmvilie Insurance a,
- and Banking Company Of Farmviils,
IL Virginia, 20 Henry q. Tyson,
dated the 18th day Of January. 1879, and record
ed among the Land Records Of Baltimore county,
In Liber J. B., No. 50. folio li6, &C., will sell
At PUBLfC AUCTION, on the PREMISES, on
TAs ls,A day Of October. 1881,
at o'clock p. NJ,
THE FOLLOWING PIECE OR PARCEL OF
GROUND IN BALTIMORE COUNTY, IN
FEE SIMPLE, VIZ:
beginning for the same At the intersection Of
the west side Of Twelfth street and the north side
Of Highland avenue, as laid down on the plat of
Highland Park, and running thence west on the
north side Of Highland avenue sixty-seven feet |;
thence northerly, parallel With Twelfth street one
hundred and any feet 10 an alley twenty feet
wide; thence bounding on said twenty feet alley
sastery sixty-sevsn feet 10 Twelfth street thence
southerly bounding on the west side Of Twelfth
street TO the place Of beginning. This property
10 improved bya
FINE DWELLING HOUSE, WITH ALL
MODERN IMPROVEMENTS.
TERMS OF sALE:-0ne-third Cash. balance On
six and twelve months, deferred payments 10
bear interest and be secured 10 the satisfaction
Of the Assignee Of the Mortgage, or all cash at
the option Of the purchaser.
ORLANDO Y. BUMP, Assignse.
MATTHEW'S q KIRKLAND, Auetloussrs.
Sent. 2l.-ta.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-08

- The Republican sonvsnsion Of the Sixth
Judicial Circuit met ct Frederick on the 3sth Of
September and nominated Hon. Francis Miller,
Of Montgomery county, for Chief Judge. The
Republicans ef the Seventh Jadieiai Circuit have
neminaisd Hoa. Frederick Stone, Of Charles
county, for Chief JudRe.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-08

- Al the meeting Of the Democratic Exseu-
tive cemmittss on Wednesday the 9th district
members we're turned down without ceremony
and new election will be ordered 10 OH their
places. Some Democrats claim that this was
very arbitrary sst on the part Of the committss
and assert that Boss Isaac Is st the bottom Of t.
Certain Il s the Boss very active at The meet
Ing and that he now has complete control Of tho
party machinery there can be no doubt.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-08

@g-How much curtom House money was spen,
In Baltimore county TO run the Republican prima.
~ meetings on the 9th Of September The sx.
act amount can't be given, bu, when Il, through
It's Baltimore county hsnehman, could pay from
ssvsnty-hvs cents TO one dollar head for votss,
there must have been any quantity Of Sugar"
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-08
Thomas ). Hunter. Attorney. Tewsonsowa.
A NOS sHULTz RT AIS, VS.. wILLrAl

A MOS sHULTz RT AIS. vs. WILLIAM
"A II. SANDERS ET AIS, ia fAs Cipeuil
Court for Baifimsrs eoHafy, IN Egsisy.
ORDERED By the Circuit Court for Baitimors
county this 9Th day Of October, 1884, that the sale
made and reported By Thomas J. Hunter, Tras.
tee for the sale Of the property mentioned In ths
proceedings In the above sntitled cause be rasl-
BED and confirmed unless cause 10 the contrary
thereof be shown, on OF before the sisf day Of De-
tober, 1881, provided . copy of this order bs in-
serted In some newspapef printed In baltimore
county, once In each of three successive weeks
before the 3lst day Of October, 1881.
The report states the amount Of sales 10 be esss.
WILLIAM n. ISAAC, Cisrk.
True copy-Tssl,
Oct. St
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-08

@~Ths Baltimore As.svieaa howis mournfslly
because the custom House faction was % justly
beaten In ths primaries In Baitinors on Monday.
The days of the Fslssn- Thomas faction are num-
bsred. The hand writing is on the wall.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-08

The desirable NV kLLINd, located on Bosisy
avenue. near Joppa road. The house Il Of brick,
two stories, finished basement. Lot 70 By l5o feet
Some fruit, Pump. House lately painted inside.
Apply to JULIUS RUDIGRR, Tousontoun, orat
Union once. (Mareh 3T.-tf.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-08

eB-what Is the difference bstwssn RspubIi.
can ticket and . ssraishf Republican tisks.l Tn,
latter seems 70 be entirely Rnsorian and as such
iss sfraighfHsss Win sdsit Of mach doubt.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-08
New Advertisements.

DOR sALE...AN AURORA LIGHT IRON
l. CYLINDER STOVE, tsslf.feedsr) In frst-
class order, suitable for parlor or dining room.
Owner has no use for Il. win be sold right. Ap.
ply at UNION OFFICE.
0ef ST
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-08

- Hon. Nelson W. Aidhsh was on wsdnss-
day elected U. Q. Senator from Rhode Island 70
an The unsxpirsd term Of Gen. A. \. Burnside,
deceased.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-08

The undsrsiEnsd win rent on fair terms, hIs
farm, situate on Charles Street Avsnus, about 81
miles from Baltimore city. There 10 about 90
ACRES 70 Jet, with good HOUSES, BARNS,
sTABLING, &C. The land is we'll adapted 10
trucking or dairy business. Rnquirs Of
n. r. b0ARMAN,
Sept i7.-u Towsontown.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-08
MARRIAGES.

MARRIAGES.
DfTZER-JENKINs.-o Sept. Is, BY Rev.
George Leeds, d. D., Jas. d. Bitter, Of Owingss
Mills, 20 Miss Annie Jenkins, Of Baltimore.
MADSEN-MAIHL.-0n September 20, BY tho
Rev. George Stokes, William Madsen, Of Baiti.
more county, 10 Miss Fannie Maihi.
MfTcHELL-BAYN.-0n 22d Of September, By
the Rev. Peregrine wroth, John II. Mitchell, Of
Baltimore county, TO sallie =. Bayn, Of Bailo
nEATHg
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-08
EOR RENT.

E0R RENT. N
An old established STORE STAND, at Man.
chester, Carroll co., Nd. now occupied BY Geo.
w. crum. Store room, 2oxl0 feet, with Glass
Front, Countsrs and Shelving, all eomplsts. The
town is . thriving ons. with about 500 inhsbit-
ants and only two other stores is situated the
line Of the BALTIC. a Hanover Railroad. Possession
given Oct. Let. For particulars, address the un-
dersisnsd, or call upon GEO. EvERHART, Man
chester, Nd.
GEORGE p. EvERHART,
Railroad, York county Pa,
Sspt.9.-St.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-08
NOTICE.

NOTICE "A
Persons PAsTURTNG STOCK upon n
MY FARM are hereby notified that IRA
assume no responsibility whatever for any asei-
dent or loss which may occur.
JOHN c. PRARcE,
Long Green Valley, Bsl,imers county.
Oct. s.-3ts
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-08
Corre.poadenes BaifiE.srs Cosnty Union.
ISAACs HONEST COUNT.

OcroBgR lsr, 1881.
Msssrs. Loayneeker Bro.. "A letter appears In
the Journal Of this day, over the signature Of
"w. NJ. Isaac," which contains statements that
will not be believed by any honest person In the
county who reads Il and knows him. Stabbing .
friend who voted for him By publishing the fact.
for the purpose Of upholding John T. Ensor Who
worked for him aud had Republican tickets with
Isaae's name for Clerk, is not calculated 10 In
spire confidence. Fear often assumes the part Of
virtue in voting IA open ticket for concealed mo.
tives Of selfshness. The ballot IL secret and the
man who votes an open ticket 10 the one whom
nobody has any confidence In. Ensor did more
with Republican votes 10 elect Isaac than the
high. h.minded, honorable members Of the Demo-
cratic party did. Isaac says the tickets he count
cd were ain custody" II was very bad custody
for tho use he has made fthem.
Mr. Crowther published . few years ago q re-
port in which Isaac's name 10 mentioned. A part
Of tho report reads:
JuLr 81, 1879:
Amount due Baltimore county ,93s.i1
Amount due Baltimore city ............... ?,6s9.?i
Balance paid BY city ,2ss.90
Returned 10 V,uov.vO
Retained as Commissions ,23s.g0
Here was 81 ,23s.g0 In custody, like the ballots,
counted by Isaac and kept. II each dollar was
counted = vote there would be ,23s votes aud
. blank In favor Of tho county, but arc counted
BY Isaac for himself II has been said often that
figures won't lie, but In the hands Of come per-
sons they will lie most terribly. n.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-08


e1-Ths enhanced value ofrailroad property In
The South 10 one Of the most marked evidences of
her present prosperous condition. The Railroad
Commissioners Of Kentucky have just completed
their assessments for the present year, and on
exactly the same mileage as last year the increas-
cd valuation is q, 100000. or abou. 20 per cent,
This 10 . much larger increase than was antiei-
pstsd, but Il 10 one that is warranted By the In
crease Of the amount Of business all the roads,
and the general prosperity Of the country. This
year has also been marked BY decided reduction
In the rate charged By eli the roads In that State
on both local and through business, 90 that the
people Of Kentucky not only have their taxes
greatly reduced by the large amount Of revenue
paid By the railroad companies, ba. have the
benefit Of . low taria On both freight and passsn-
gers.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-08
Corre.Poadsnes Baiiipors CouHty Uaiea.
LETTER FROM MR.. HUoHLETT.

EDIroRs OF BALTIMORE COUNTY uxiox-Gsnfis-
men I'm objecting 10 Mr.. J. Scott Merrymans 9
acting BY proxy at the county convention which
assembled at Towsontowu, Sept. 10th, 1881, I had
no wish 10 act arbitrarily. The conclusion arrived
at, after consultation with those By whose votes
was made temporary chairman Of the convention,
was that proxies should not be recognised In the
appointment Of committee on credentials aud per.
manent organization. Supposing this 10 be the
custom In political conventions acted ~ the ae-
count given BY your paper Of Oct. ist, 1884, shows
As soon as got straight on this matter reversed
my decision and Messrs. Graham, Gibson and
Foreman, all three present by proxy, took part In
che proceedings Of the convention a. regularly
elected delegates. Mr.. Meryman did not fare 90
well, but unless am In error Il was more his mis-
fortune than my fault. Ny recollection 10 that
every time Mr.. Merryman wanted 20 say any
thing some ono else was ahead Of him, and as he
was the only man, when two or more we're on the
hoor, that would sit down, perhaps I imposed
upon his generosity. Ny introdnction 70 Mr..
Merryman wss not under as favorable eircum-
stances - I could wish, but In all my life have
never met any other man who seemed 10 have as
much sympathy for q person-espcciaiiy q person
against whom he had Just cause Of compiaint-as
Mr.. Merryman evineed toward me, and hope the
few kindly words Of advice which he gave me sfter
the convention was over will result alike On benefit
10 me and credit 10 himself.
Hoping you may End 10 both convenient and
agreeable 10 publish the above, am with great
respect, Yours, &e., JANIS W. HuenLETr.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-08

~ In the contest from Baltimore county in
the State Convention Il was established that the
County Convention adjourned without naming q
day or hour and that tho assemblage which was
afterwards called together at the instance Of Ensor
contained only twenty-siA members who were le-
gaily elected. Adding TO these Eve from the 18th
district, where Il was shown thers was no legal
election, II contained only thirty.one members.
Not having 4 majority Of the members ofthe con-
vsntion Il had no quorum and could not organize
or do business. Yet for some unexplained reason
the committee on credentials admitted the dele
gates named BY this meeting. Those named by
the Executive Committee asked to have the mat
ter again referred to the people, but this was re-
fused. BY resolution Of the committee, adopted
beforehand, each side was allowed only ten min
utss to state the facts read the aidavits and ar
que the case. The call for primary meetings
October 18th, has, BY authority Of the Chairman
Of the Executive Committee. been Withdrawn.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-08

NQ0 mn no LOAN ON COUNTY OR
DOU.UUUcTTY PROPERTY, IN SUMS
10 SUIT, AT Low RATES.
h. W. TKMPLEMAN 4 co.,
~ Lsxing,on s., Bsltim srs city, Nd.
Nay Ie.-tE