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Deaths FREQ Tributes, &c., 10 cts. % Lfae
TAYboR.--At Govanstown, July 90. Lizzie c.,
the second daughter OF Joseph 5. aud Annie II.
Taylor.
C0wMAN.-Near Harrisonville, July -, LiEIic
w., wife Of Charles Cowman, and daughter Of
the late Gassaway Watkins.
T0MLINS0N.-0n 26th inst, at Woodberry.
David d. Tonlinson, In the 10Th year Of his
age.
D0sT0N.-0n the 25th Of July, nj woodbsrry,
Charles. aged years months and % days,
son Of Francis and Emelia Boston.
I0LLAND.-0n eth instant, John Holland, ST.,
In the sith year Of his age.
GERMAN.-0n the 25th inst, at Woodbury.
WIN. H., aged months and I days, second son
Of William n. aud Saliie II. German.
FISHER.-At Cockeysville, on the ed inst
John, infant son Of John and Ida V. Fisher.
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Mrs, Garfiold's Gratitude.

A Washington correspondent Of New York
paper says that when Mrs. Garfield read the
many messages Of sympathy and coincidence re-
ceived at the Executive Mansion. she, with q
voice trcmulOus with emotion and with tears in
her eyes, said:
"if il were only possible for my husband and
the to 90 around and see all these dear people
who have been grateful in their remembrance
for US here Of late days, would be so happy; and
know he would. too. ! want 90 thank them
TO tell them all how kindly feel toward them for
what they have said to me. never could under
stand anything about politics. and if liked n
person IL made no difference whether they were
Republicans or Democrats; and nov I have
grown to think that there Is not much difference
between the two great parties. for one says just
" kind words in present affection thc other.
IL makes inc feel like forming opinion ne 90
what would 10 were womca permitted TO vote
rs well n men. believe ! would get two tickets.
fold them together 50 To look like one, and
drop both in the ballot. box"
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PROPOSALS. -.
ENGINE HOUSES.

liEApsr ARrERs FiRE COMMISSIONERS. BALriwonE)
CorSTr FIIE DgrARTsESr. No. ~ GERMAN
ST., BALTIMORE, July %, 1851.
HY ORDER or THE COMMISSIONERS OF
BALTIMORE COUNTY.
PROPOSALS will DO received until Friday,
i"g"sf ih. nj u A. 81. far BUILDING TWO
TWO-STORY BRICK ENGINE HOUSES. on-
ON Mary street. Retreat street: one on Belair
avenue. near Tollgate, baltimore county. Draw.
ngs and specifications be seen ut the Office of
CHARLES T. HOLLOWAY, No. ~ Herman
street, Baltimore. The County Commissioner
reserve the right TO reject any or all bids.
CHARLES I. HOLLOWAY.
Fire Commissioner, u. 4. =. d.
July .,u-td
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Ee-A great many Democrats who abused Pres
ident Garfield when he was a candidate for the
Presidency without stint limit are now acknowi
edgins that they never believed the ISLANDERS which
they so falsely circulated about him. Congress-
man Hurd, Of Ohio, now says: II stumped my
State against him last year, but never once said
$500 or Credit Mobilier. james A. Garfield may
have been mislei and deceived In that matter, but
feel that he was never guilty Of dishonest or
an unssnsrous impulse" There are great many
DsmuUms who wouia be glad nov n they could
say with truth that they never psddIsd the SIAN
ders against Gen. Garfield.
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What He will DO.

A gentleman who called upon Senator conk-
ling In New York on Friday night Of last week,
after the election Of Mr.. Lapham TO the Senate,
found Mr.. cOnklins with clerk busily engaged
answering letters. Alter expressing regrets al
are your plans ?" The late Senator, who u a.
calm as he can be, said In his finest irony: 81
shall hrst apply TO whitelAw Reid, John Hay,
George Jones aud Henry waterhouse--what IL
his namel Oh, yes, wa,terson-to ask their maj.
estes " may be allowed 20 practice little Law
In this country, awaiting their favorable repIy, II
they will let me. I shall In the meantime reply
TO my long accumulated mail, but would not
presume TO take such . step as praetieing Law
without their permission"
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robust healtl

efs-Judge Jeremiah :. Black, of Penns ylvania,
and Col. Robert Ingersoll. the noted inGdeI. meet
in controversy in the last issue Of the North AMIR
ieaa Rsris~, on the Christian religion. Judge
Black appears the defender Of the faith once
delivered to the saints" and his uncxcellcd con
troversial powers and brilliant reasoning shine
forth with splendid effect. Col. Ingersoll but re-
Peats his TRADE against the churches and believers
that he has 50 long rolled as sweet mprsel under
his tongue. lie advances nothing new. Ills lame
and broken attempt to dull the edge Of the Chris
tian faith appears iinpo,ent beyond ia.igniaeaBce
in the light Of the mastery skill Of able jur
asJudge Black. lie handles the subject as though
he was marshaiing an array Of evidence in an i'm
portant law ease before jury, and his logical de-
ductions and incisive reasoning leave no room FOR
verdict other than that already given by the al.
vaaced civilization Of the age and the progress Of
Christianity. Il seems to Us that Ingersoii and
men Of his ilk have been completely used up
that the game Is no longer worth cunning after.
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Secretary Blaine ut Deer Park.

Secretary Blaine was =, Deer Park, Nd, re.
Gently, where he had gone to get rid Of the Office.
hunters. lie was i~eoy. to a certain extent. but
was recognized by friend, who said, allow are
you Blainei" The Secretary was startled and or
claimed, "for Heavens sake, don't call mo Blaine.
Call me Jervis, or any name you please, but don I
call me Blaine. am nearly tormentei 10 death
BY visitor, letters and kilograms, and came
here 10 get rid Of them all and have q couple Of
days rest"
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eS-The Governor Of Missouri will offer q 70.
ward Of $4,000 for the arrest Of the men who
robbed the train on the Rock Island and Pacific
Railroad, near Winston, about three weeks ago,
100000 Of the SUN TO DO given for the capture of
the James boys, supposed to have been ths leaders
Of the gang and $4,000 each for the other Eve men
Of the marty
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eo- The Baltimore Gazette says that Col. VIM.
A. MeRsllip. Of Carroll county, Is spoken Of as
the Republican nominee for Comptroller Of Mary
land. The Republicans could make no better 20.
lection and u the Colonel would accept the nOmi-
nation he would poll the full strength Of the
party besides being able To draw largely from the
Democratic nominee. Il would give Us much
pleasure TO support Col. MeKsllip for this i'm
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MARRIAGES.

BEATTY HOFFMAN - Al Luthersille, ON sun.
day, July 9Th, by Rev. W. M. IIoilig. Mr. WIN.
J. Beatty To Miss Kate Hoffman, both Of Balti.
more county.
TRAcY-GILL.- Near Woolensbury. on July
cath, ISL, by the Rev. ID. Benton winstead
Emory Clinton Tracy to Miss RoIsha Gin, both
Of Baltimore county.
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eD-The Baltimore Gasene-the organ Of the
Maryland Democracy just now 10 be bid
ding Tor the eolOred vote or doing the next host
thing for Ne party BY trying to show the eolOrsd
voters the necessity Of nominating candidates Of
their own color. Perhaps the 0assns will succeed
cod perhaps IL won't. It's little game !, very
transparent.
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e1-The Democratic regulars Of Aaas Arundel
county held their convention on Tuesday and nom.
mated q full county ticket. There are now two
Democratic tickets In the Geld In that county and
ifbOth stick the Republicans ought to have walk.
over. Let them pm. their best foot foremost and
20 In 10 win
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eS-Thc example Of the Western States in en-
eouraging Tree planting has been followed by Maj
saehuse,ts and more lately by Connecticut. The
last named State givss TO every person tina, will
plant and care for trees along any highway m
annual bounty Of - for each quarter Of mile so
planted. The trees are To he elm, maple, tulip,
ash. Eastwood, black walnut aud hickory, the elm.
not TO be more than sixty feet apart. The gener-
ations to come will not be such enemies Of forest
trees ~ those of the past.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-07-30

E8- Justice Clifford, Of the U. 5. Supreme
Court, died at Cornish, Maine. on Monday morn.
Ing last. lie was rs years Of age and wa. mp.
pointed Justice Of the Supreme Court by Presi.
dent Buchanan, January IS. 1858. Among those
who have been named rs his probable successor
Is ex-senator William Pinkaey whyte. Of Mary
land, bat II Is hardly likely that Mr.. why,e will
be selected. Ex-senator conkling has also been
named In WashiuRton
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-07-30

Jee-sinee Gov. Roberts, Of Texas. can't see the
use Of appointing day Of National Thanksgiving
for the recovery Of the President, somebody ought
to take him on another tack and propose day Of
humiliation aud prayer for Texas because Of the
deluge Of Assassinations and murders that have
made that State run red with blood for q quarter
Of a century. We wonder how that would strike
him
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eo- The agony in the New York Legislature
terminated on Friday Of last week by the election
Of Hon. Elbridge q. Lapham as United States
senator 10 GIL the vacancy occasioned by the res
isnation Of the Hon. Roscoe conkiing. The
newly elec.sd Senator was born in Pennington,
n. Y. October II, 1914. Most " his early life
was that Of farm-boy. Ills education was at
Canandaisua Academy. where he hal Hon.
Stephen A. Douglas rs schooIfellow. lie was
admitted to the bar in 1874, and since then has
been practising law at canandaigua. Ia 1874 he
was elected to Congress by the Republicans. and
was thrice 70 elected, being now member elect Of
the next House Of Representative.
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Legal Notices.
John I. Yeilott ana NJ. w. ofatt. Attorney

Il NENT BUILDING COMPANY OF BAL.
TIM0RE CITY VS.. JOSHUA CROwTHER, in
ne circHif Court for baltimore eoHaiy-ia Equity.
Ordered by the Circuit Court for Baltimore coun-
ty this twenty first day Of July. 1884, that the sale
made and reported by John I. Yellott aud Milton
W. 0Gutt, Trustees, for the sale Of the property
described In the above entitled cause be ratified
aud confirmed. unless 60 the contrary thereof
be shown, az before the .srsatseHiA day Of AH-
g"'f. 1881; provided copy Of this order be in
serted in fome newspaper printed In Baltimore
county, In each 81 three successive weeks be-
fore the seventeenth day Of August, 1881.
The report states the amount Of sales 10 be $3.50.
WIN. ~. ISAAC, Clerk.
True cOpy-Test;
wM. N. ISAAC, Clerk.
July 23.-lt
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ro-The managers Of the west. bound trunk
lines are now prosecuting a eut.throat war BY 70.
dueing rates for passengers and freight greatly 10
the delight Of travellers and shippers, though no,
much to the profit Of their stockholders. Tickets
to Chicago are sold at 80. and BY the "scaipsrs"
ss low as "a 10 sia, With corresponding redus-
tons IRON the regular fare. to other Western cities
Il Ia believed that they viii drop sti lower before
the war ceasas
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Jeo- Active preparations ere being made In
Baltimore for the carnival which will take place
next October on the occasion Of the introduction
Of the GunPOwder water supply. The affair will
continue one day and evening and will be gotten
IN on a grand scale.
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~ In the front window Of the Baltimore
A@sriess once a photograph Of the assassin,
Guitsau, Is kept aide BY side with the published
dispatches Of the Presidents eondition-an evil
Asnee Of very bad taste. Under the sod Is the
proper place for the assassin add all his photo
graphs.
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GRAND TOURNAMENT
S1xeIxe soIs sss TO BE 1880
HELD IN LONG GREEN
VALLEY. NEAR GREENWOOD. BALTIC. CO.,
Wednesday, August Sd. 1881.

Chief Marshai-Thomas b. Gorsuch Assist.
ants. Daniel :. Wright. Thos. r. Lawrence;
Judges-Samuel ". Rankin. Sr., J. Glenn Nc.
comas. W. 0. d. Wright. Washington Sherman
add John T. D. Pariett; Time Keepsr-c. l..
Wright lIeraids-Master Archer Amos, W. C.
MeConas and 4. Clinton SINNERS; Committee
Of Arrangements-Marion Shearman, Horatio
Burton, Jr.. and A. Scarf; 0rators-John y.
Centrum, Esq, Charge TO the Knights; Chas. y.
Fendall. Esq, Coronation Address.
Knights viii enter the list nj p. NJ. sharp 10
contest for the honors aud prizes The riding
will be at three I inch rings distance 100 yards;
time second. Knights win assemble at A.
Scards Greenwood Hotel. at ~ o'clock NJ.
Prizes LIST Prize--Ilandsome Saddle; %, hne
silver pitcher; 81, silver castor 9Th. silver hut
ter dish.
The Gardenviile Brass Band will be In attend
ance ut the Tournament, and Prof. Stewards
String Band will furnish music for the Corona.
ton Ball. Admission 10 tournament IS cents.
July I6.-st1 I. A. ccaHFP.
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- The extensive lard refinery Of M.ssrs.
Cas'ard Bros. Co., located on Rsys,ts street,
Baltimore. was destroyed BY Gre at an early hour
Tassday morning, together with several houses
adjoining, Involving loss Of sIoO,ooO.
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cb-It has been reported that there are several
eminent % lawyers in Washington who very
DESTROYS To defend Gui,eaa jus, for the sake of the
advertisement IL would give them. There may be
"lawyers" in that city. Of q class called shy stcrs
In the North, who would like TO have their names
brought before the country by having them asso.
eiated with the defense Of the assassin. but they
are not ''eminent" except for cheek" A. coun-
sci for Guiteau they would acquire an Importance
which they can never hope 10 attain otherwise
II there are such men praeticing at the Washing
ton bar IL Is evident that they have little regard
for their professional or social reputation. The
lawyer or lawyers whom the court may appoint to
conduct the case for the rascal has no choice in
the matter according to the rules Of the bar. but
let no man who cares for the good opinion Of his
countrymen dare TO volunteer in the trial. II
would be more honorable for man to volunteer
to head a mob to hang Guiteau without the bene-
&c of clergy than TO volunteer TO aid in hi. defense
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~ Although the Hebrews could not make
bricks for the Egg ptians without straw yet In this
country We can put up neat fre.proof chimney
without bricks In q few hours. You can examine
the drawing IN another column.
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SALE
Il %
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE LOCATED NEAR
cOckEiSVILLE,B ALTIMORECOUNTY.


VALUABLE REAL ESTATE LOCATED NEAR
cockEiSviLLE, BALTIMoRECOUNTY.
by virtue Of power contained ia a deed of
trust from Samuel W. worthington. the "a.
ga undersigned, Trustees, will offer at 49,
r. public auction, TO the highest bidder,
at cockeysvillc Hotel, cockcysviIlc, n. 4. Rail.
way Station, on
Saturday. he 2OtL day .f A.ya.f. 1881.
ut o'clock =. NJ.
FARM No. l.,
Being the splendid estate Of the sail Samuel
W. WoT,hington. situated within half mile of said
Railway Station. and 10 miles from Baltimore
city by the York Turnpike Road. Binding on
the east on said Turnpike Road. on tho West on
the Western Run Turnpike Road. containing
2d5 ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS.
This farm Is well waiercd aud well supplied with
lime stone. aud in the highest state Of
The Improvements consist Of n
LARGE DOUBLE STONE MANSION, STONE
BARN. FRAME STABLING, AND ALL
NECESSARY OUTBUILDINGS
apPertaining 10 a first class country establish.
mcnt. besides three other
DWELLING HOUSES
on the property.
This farm is one ofthc best improved and noted
for its large production Of liay) and best located
farm In the State; situated in one Of the best
neighborhoods. adjoining the property Of John
wight, McLain liardesty, Webster, John Merry
man Of liaylelds. Judge Cocker. and others.
with thc'exception Of an annuity Of ?s5 dol.
lars. payable to Miss Martha wor,hington during
her life, which can remain on the property or be
capitalized at the option Of the purchaser the
property will be sold clear Of all membranes up
90 day Of sale.
ALSO,
immediately after the Offering of sail farm NJ. l.,
the undersigned will offer
FARM No. .,
containing
les ACRES OF LAND. MORE OR LESS,
within about hall. mile Of farm No. I. Most Of
this farrs Is heavily covered with TAX and Chest
nut Timber. This farm Is in fine condition n
land Of excellent quality. aud a portion Of Il
cleared.
Ample facilities afforded by the y. c. Railway
for reaching Cockeysville from baltimore city,
there being l? trains each way daily except sun.
day and on Sunday.
TERMS OF SALE will hereafter be made
known.
JOHN MERRYMAN,
Cockcysvilie =. o.,
II. Il. B0ARMAN.
Towson =. o., Trustees.
WILLIAM SEEMULLER, Auctiourer.
II South Charles ST., Baltimore.
July lG.-ts.
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John l. Yellott and NJ. w. offutt, A,tOrnsys.

MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS PRRMA-
wi NENT BUILDING AND LOAN C0MPA-
NY OF BALTIMORE CITY VS.. HENRY +.
DAILY, ia the CirrHi Court for Baiiilore county
ia EqHify.
Ordered by the Circuit Court for baltimore eeun-
~, this twenty day Of July. 1884, that the sale
made and reported by John I. Yellott and Milton
W. Onutt, Trustees, for the sale Of the property
described In the above entitled cause be ratified
and confirmed unless cause TO the contrary thereof
be shown, on or before the sereafeenfh day Of Az
yHsi, 1881; provided q copy Of this order be In
serted in some newspaper printed In Baltimore
county, once In each Of three successive weeks be-
fore the seventeenth day Of August, 1881.
The report states the amount Of sales 10 be $50.
wM. NJ. ISAAC, Clerk.
True copy-Tet:
WA. NJ. ISAAC, Clerk.
July 23,--lt
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yes-As the date Of President Garieid's birth
has been variOu'ly given. l, might be rs well to
have IL correctly stated. lie was born November
18Th, 1881. His marriage occurred in the same
month twenty seven years later. November 1ith.
isjs. This year the latter date is on Friday, the
former. Saturday. Il might be a ,lish. anaehrOn.
ism to begin festival on his wedding day and
continue II until his birthday. bu, in that way both
,laies eouid be celebrateI
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John I. Yello.. and M. w. onus., Attorneys.

MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS PERMA.
WI NENT BUILDING AND LOAN COMPA.
Ny OF BALTIMORE CITY VS. HENRY T.
DAILY. in hs Great foHri for Baiiimore county
ia Equity.
Ordered by the Circuit Court for Baltimore
county, this twenty first day Of July. 1851, that
the sale made and reported by John I. Yellott and
Milton W. Ohuti, trustees, for the sale of the
property described in the above entitled cause be
ratified and confirmed. unless cause to the con-
day of A"J"''. lSSl; provided copy of this or
der be inserted In some newspaper printed in Bal
timorc county. once in each Of three successive
weeks before the scventesnth day of August, 1881.
The report states the amount Of sales TO be $780,
wM. NJ. ISAAC, Clerk.
True Copy Test:
wM. ". ISAAC, Clerk.
July a3.-it.
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John !. Yoiiott. Attorney, TowsOn,own.
I NSOLvENT TRUSTEES SALE
REAL AND personal PROPERTY IN THE

REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY IN THE
5TII DISTRICT.
By virtue Of an order passed by the Circuit
Court for baltimore county, in the matter -
~ Of the application Of Henry W. Will -
~ son for discharge as an fnsoivent
Debtor, the undersigned, Trustee, will sell at
public sale. on the premises, on
Saturday, he 30h day If Jaiy. lSsl,
at 2 o'clock l.. NJ,
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND,
upon which said Wilson now lives, situate ON the
public road leading from Mt. Carmel TO Middle
town, about three miles from the former place,
and containing
6?I ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS,
aud being the same land described In n deed from
David NJ. Wilhelm and wife 20 Henry W. Wilson,
recorded among the Land Records Of Baltimore
county, In Liber J. II. L., No. 50, folio I23, and
adjoins the properties Of Jacob Shamberger,
Richard kclbaugh and others. II has on Il a
LOG DWELLING AND OLD BARN,
plenty Of Oak aud Chestnut Timber aud q good
young Orchard.
TERMS OF SALE: One-haif Cash on ra,iGea.
tion Of sale. $50 cash on day Of sale), aud bal
nncc with Interest six months FROM day Of sale.
The Trustee will also sell Mt tho same time,
CO GOOD cows, EMR
0cnA.one no.top Buggy, one Sleigh, 49,
one narrow-tEead Farm Wagon, one Piow, one
shovel Plow. three good shotes. and two Bee
Hives aud Bees.
TERMS for the personal propcrty-all sums %
SIS and under Cash, and u credit Of four months
Tor sums over that amount with approved security.
JOHN /. YELLorT,
July t6.--tsl Trustee
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Costly Rosebuds.

BaIfilors Gasrffe.
Il Is estimated that In 1880 New York spent
100000 for rosebads, some 81 which. notably
the crimson '.jaeqaeminois," sold for eight tines
their weight In gold.
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Two Cnrinns nianatchaa

The following curious dispatches (says the Nj
i'""ai R'p"Iiic"H) never before printed. sent
by Mr.. Stanton TO the Hon. Edwards Pierrepont
about month after the assassination of Mr.. Lin
coin. They are interesting ~ evidence OF very
different phase Of excitement in Washington at
that time than any which has been caused by she
attempt On the life Of President Garaeid
WAN DErARTnESr. May ~, 1895. 1905 p. IN.
Ths Hon. Ed'rarf. IIerr,I,oHi, Ns,r York
have written tonight to retain you and Cut.
ting and Brady, or any one else you may desire 90
have associated with you. to prosecute Horace
Greeley and the owners the Tribune for Grseley
persistent efforts the last four weeks 60 incite
sassins 10 finish their work by numbering me
Please give the matter your immediate attention
on receiving the letter. and secure copies Of all tho
TrLan'' printed since the night of the Prcsidents
murder, aud get the names Of the owners. I pro-
pose To prosecute criminally aud also by civil suit
for shall not allow them TO have me murdered
and escape responsibility without a struggle for
life on my part. EDwiS N. STANTON.
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AERcHANTs'A AND MECHANICS PERMA-
wi NENT BUILDING AND LOAN C0MPA-
NY OF BALTIMORE CITY VS.. ALEXANDER
DAVIS, JR., III the cireHif Court for baltimore
eoHHiy-m Equity.
Ordered by the Circuit Court for Baltimore eoun-
ty, this twenty -irst day Of July, 1881, that the
sale made and reported by John 7. Yellott and
Milton W. 0datt, Trustees, for the sale Of the
property described In the above entitled cause be-
ratified and confirmed, unless cause 10 the contra
d"y IF August. 1881 provided copy Of this or.
der be inserted in some newspaper printed In Bal
tincre county, once in each Of three successive
weeks before the seventeenth day Of August 1881.
The report states the amount OF sales 10 be $3.50
wM. NJ ISAAC, Clerk.
True Copy-Tcst:
WA. NJ. ISAAC. Clerk.
July est.