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ThHrsday, Jane 22d. 1889,
nj 2 o'clock p NJ
ALL THAT TRACT on LAM

ALL THAT TRACT VI LAND,
situated In the eleventh district Of Baltimore eoun.
~, on the road leading from the Old JoPpa road
20 falstOn, Of which the late Samuel johnson,
died seized and possessed Of, known by the name
Of "Johnson's Possession" and IL more particn.
larry described by metes and bounds by letters
patent under the Great Seal Of the State Of Mary
land 20 Samuel johnson. dated the 2sth day Of
May, A. ID. 1874, and recorded in Liber W. X.
H., No. I, folio 1853, &C., of the Land Records Of
the State Of Maryland. Tho original tract con-
sisted Of two hundred and twenty three acres,
since which time parts have been sold OF, leaving
NINETY ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
which will be sold by the undersigned, Trustee.
This property Is situated near the line Of the
Baltimore Delta Railway, and near Baldwin
Postoico IN the ith district, and cows nient 10
churches and schools. and distant from the city
Of baltimore about 10 miles. A propoFtionate
part Of the land l. In thriving timber, tho
balance In good state Of cultivation.
The improv ements consist Of n
DWELLING HOUSE, BARN, AND THE
NECESSARY OUTDUILDINGS
and convcnienees, and being In n rich, flourish
ing portion Of Baltimore county. with many beau.
tiul building sites, eommends itself to capitalists
seeking profitable investment.
The property viii be sold clear Of all ineun-
branees. Tho mortgage thereon Of $500. falling
Tue July 18th, 1851, will he paid out of the fEt
purchase money. or said amount will be eonsii.
cred As 50 much cash by the Trustee. IL the pu-
chaser 50 desire aud be allowed to remain on tie
property.
TERMS OF SALE.-0ne. third Cash. the bsl.
anee IN six aud twelve months from day Of sab
the credit payments 10 be secured to the Satisfa..
tiOn Of the undersigned, Trustee. all cash a, tie
purchasers option.
A deposit % $3.50 will DO repaired on day Il
sale ". W. OFfUTr, Trustee
GEORGE l.. sTocKsDALE, Aue,ioneer.
May 2s.--ts.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY IL CAToNsvILLE.
BALTIMORE COUNTY,

BY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court fr
Baltimore county, In equity, passed in n ~
&c cause between =. {. SlingluG and d. -
Ia q. Mclntosh. Receivers, &e., and Chas. -
II. Sullivan and others. tho undersigned. as lie.
ceivers will sell ut public auction. the premises
On Monday, l?h day Of Jane. lss2,
at the hour Of 81 o'clock +. NJ.
ALL THAT PARCEL OF LAND, lying 10 Ca.
louisville, Baltimore county, being the same men
toned in a certain mortgage FROM Charles n. Sub
liVan to the Gainesville Land and Loan Associa-
ton of Baltimore county, bearing date December
10th, 1876. and recorded among the Mortgage
Record. of said county, in Liber J. D., No. 81,
folio j37, sc. and therein described rs follows:
beginning for the same the west eide Of the
road leading 10 the Central Race Course and 10
Franklin. called Inelesido avenue OF New Cut
road at the distance u l91 feet. less, north
from the northwest intersection Of the Frederick
road and the said New Cut road. which point 81
beginning IL at the southeast corner Of the Hay
Scales House erected said avenue, and
thence running with aud bounding ON the west
side Of laid New Cut road north % degrees west
1874 feet TO post thence south SO! degrees west
10 Perchcs to a post; thence north I3l degrees
west s-lO perches 10 post on the south side of
m avenue; thence along south side Of said avenue
south 81 degrees west perehes aud feet 90 .
post thence south degrees east - Perehes. more
or less, 10 point feet inches north degrees
cas-, from the north wall Of tho barn thence south
55l degrees oastt2 feet Ia . stake thence south
II degrees east feet inches 10 . fence; thence
along fence south 80 degrees west - feet TO =
post thence south degrees east GO feet to post
thence north s2l degrees east ls5 feet to Gerry .
fence; thence with Gefry's fence TO the western
outline Of the lot heretofore conveyed BY j. C. Sui
livaa and X. X. Cross to J. ". McMilIer; thence
southerly. bounding on said western outline feet
10 inches. and thence by = straight line 10 the
place Of beginning. The improvements consist %
4 comfortable two.story.
FRAME DWELLING. NEARLY NEW,
on lngleside avenue, a small TenaEi House. kEoEn
as the Scales House, and n very large and commo-
dious BARN AND STABLE.
The front on Ingleside Avenue is 1877! feet. II
also front. on fusting avenue No. !.
Under the decree in the case the ground rent has
been apportioned, and the property sold will DO
subject TO a ground rent of SlcO per annum only.
TERMS OF SALr.-i cash. balance in g and
~ n.onihs, with interest from day Of sale, all
cash. at purchassFs option.
EIELDRR O. SLiNuLUfF,
u. q. MCINTOSH,
Receivers Of the Gainesville Land aud Loan
Association Of Baltimore County.
May 25.-ts.
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Public Local Law. .
TO PAY WA. II. KINNEY FOR SCHOOL
HOUSE.
lruHI.ismEp nv AurmoRirr.l
CHAPTER los.

AN ACT, 70 authorise the Board Of School CON-
missionsrs for Baltimore eoup,y 10 pay TO VIII
liam II. Kinney . certain sun of money.
sEcrIoS !. BE 70 enacted by hs General Assem.
by Of Maryland, That the Board Of School Com
missionsrs of baltimore county DO and they are
hereby authorised In their discretion and In case
the said Board shall deem u Just and proper, 70
pay TO William n. Kinney, Of Baltimore county,
the sum Of three hundred and ninety seven dollars
and any cents. as compensation for an alleged loss
sustained by the said William II. Kinney In tho
erection Of school house, outbuiidings and fence
for the said Board Of School Commissioner Of
Baltimore county. nj Mount winans, In the Thir
teenth Election District Of Baltimore county.
Sac. ?. And be 10 enacted, That this Act take
eject from tho date Of IL psssage.
Approved March se,h, iss2.
WILLIAM 7. HAMILTON,
Governor Of Maryland.
GEORGE II. WILLIAMS,
President Of the Senate.
OTIS KEILH0LTZ,
Speaker Of the House Of Delegates.
We hereby certify, That the aforegOing 10 n cor
rect copy Of an Act Of the General Assembly Of
Maryland, passed January Session, 1889.
JOSEPH b. SETH,
Chief Clerk Of the House Of Delegates.
J. NJ. MILLER,
Secretary Of the Senate.
EDWARD W. sTIRPEL,
JOHN II. MILLENDEk,
JOHN 7. n. PARLETT,
County Commissioners for Baltimore county.
J. HARTMAN scHONE, Chief Clerk.
May 27.--3t.
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Public Local Law.
ROAD LAW.
lrrHLisnEb nv ArTnonirY.l

CHAPTER ooo
AN ACT In Yeusal AMI >. go, as .,,.nl.l a..
twen,y. a,., ami ,u.r,v a ,,h ,..,ia..a1 49,. 49,.
ofeigh,.en hunl,.d ana ..,.r,v -, ch.,,ss
three hundred ami Ia,,v sn,;,,:I =, A.,
neal an A., -, ,h. so ~ ~ -, ~
ary Session. eighteen hund,.I nj ..,.n,v-' -
Chap,er fonr bundrcd and .;x s,,;,,aJ a. a.,
10 repeai section. one ,w.. ,b,ss ,,,,, e. a.
seven. eiyh, n,r. Ten .,.,ar ,,.t,.a ,h;.,..
fourteen ss,ecn .i,,s.n .s%..,.ar 1870.
nineteen ,wen,y ,,,Ic ~ t,;,,nrs Co., -
titIe Road. based n, ,hs LAM, So =,
the Legislature Of eighteen bunt,cb al ..vsn'
yfour. and 10 "a. e,sc, an. go. ,.;,h .,,.aJ
tnents, and 10 enae, lie foIIovin, In len ,hs,.-
Of, and 10 add two Additional ssr,;ons ,hs,s,o
relating 10 Avenue, and Road, in ual,imor.
coun,v ~ '''''''S
srrr,9x N, ;,.,,,,J L.. a. ,,..,.,,j L..
LIg of .var.L,aJ Tn, ,hc ,y.n,v. a., 81 80
~ 6f,h ..ciIop. az III. A., 80 .i',h,a., L,a,ssI
and soyen,v.eiyh, rban,sr ,hrr. hnnd,sd al
forty. be ami The .ame !. he,.bv ,.ne,isJ snb -
er.c,.l a. ~ a.. 80. - m ...i =. ,it,
syr. 81 A.J Ls :, Sa,,,,s,J Ths, ,.hs."rs, -
bridge NAV n..l. in m. .ninion ~ ,hs caun,y
Commi, ,ioners. any renar. ,hey h,II hsvs ,a,:,
10 order ,ha, such ,epair. ,halI he m "a, ma, ~.
direction Of Road "Reminiscences. ~ The J;.,r;.,
src. ?. And q, IL ,.ar,,L Tina, m. a., az s;,,h.
teen hundred and ,ey.n,y.ei,bt. ch,n,er ,h,s.
hnrar.J ana ,o,,v h. .,n.ntsi T.. 1T H..
Of the foIlow;r, ..r,ons a. III, . 'rA., whsn"~..
anv own.r or aunc,. ~ n,an.,,r in p.I,i,no,.
county have on.noJ iaiJ ~, y, 1911 49, 80
nue az venue. raj ~ ro.d. 70, ,hs n.h,i. 49,,
yensncs .nd A.. villa, a. 5.J;.,," r. -. .,
nublie use, hx ,ood mi .ne;.;sn, Ill =, -
duIv ,.ro,isj a.. iii ca,n,. C",n.ss.,a"1'
hs,shv .,,ho.,,sS - 49,, - s..1 ~ ~ 80
an;n;:n ,ha -. -. ~ ~ = ~ sas''
~, ~, ,h,;. ~. 81 -. - ~
ali .xsnna y, .v.n,,s. - -. ~ ~ IL. ~
..,st .h.i, ~. S.s,ass 80, ~ - ~ ~.
no... .o.n,y -. .nJ :. - ri A.. ~ =.
rood o,ds, al ,s,., hy ar "a
~ an. di.,,;.s 4, fh,as III $500, ''..s"
mad or ,o.I' nav ~ "i,a.,sa ,,,a-Ss,.i $500.
tha, nr..;ons 40 :ash ssasn,..ss s.iJ "a .hs,i
No., ~ H. IT, 49,, e.s,i ~ s'Ii,h ~ Is
n,ans,lv ,,..,. In ~ ,.d,,, ~ a.. - go.
~ Observation-Disclosures. " ''' '-'" S's"-
srr a I.J D. !, ,...,s,, rh., all ..,L,..
fay,h.r Amended nv an. .di,,,or N az. s,,,--...
section That whsns,s, ans ,o.d .h.II H. 80
In u,e for ,wen,y y.s,s ,ha.h ,hs sna ,s, ~,
have been eondsmned ., ~rsn,si =. . nnh,;. i,.h
vav. ,hs Ca.n,x cam,n;s.;ansss p",,;,.s.--
county. II thew deem pabis necessity require. ,he
adon,ion of he s.ms :" s,'sh raj, 49,. az
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ssf-In response to resolution Of the House OF
Representatives the Postmaster General on Mon
day sen, letter to the Speaker in which he recon-
mends that the postage on seeOnd-eiass matter
diapers and magarinesl be abolished. In con-
GLIDING the letter he says; 81 am led to the con-
elusiOn tina, Congress may at the present term
safely abroga,e all discrimination between sub
scribers to newspapers and magazines. and send
the same through the mails. whether such SUB
scribers reside within the county Of publication OF
outside Of it," This Is rminen,ly just and We nope
to see cOngre,. adop, the suggestion Of the POST
.enevni
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Eo-The JourHaFs comments on the Governors
bsnquc, are so ediiying that We publish them in
full:
"The long announced banquet In honor Of Gov.
Hamilton took place At the carrollton Hotel, on
Wednesday night. 18th inst, and was q brilliant
affair. The banquet hall was beautifully dseora.
ted with growing plants, Hags, &c.
"The Governor was greeted In the large parloFs
Of the hotel. where some time was spent in intro
ductions.
speeches were made by James Hodges. ten.
Bradley r. johnson, J. V. l.. Findiay and VIM. y.
Maulsby, all pretty much iepuneiaiory and CON-
mandatory in tone Of such Democrats as have not
and 10 not coincide with of the views Of Gov.
Hamilton, and laying down large amount Of po-
i,ical law which will have TO be followed implicit.
ly IL ever political salvation l. expected now or
hereafter. Mr.. Hodges invites the whole Demo.
cratic brotherhood Of Maryland who have clean
hands aud contritc hearts 20 rally 20 his support
Ia view Of this manifesto or command VIC are left
to conclude that all no, represented by the speaker
l. mass Of foul. rceking corruption. which Is
TO be made whittier than snow; yes, whittier than
snow Gov. Hamilton made a conservative Ad-
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corre.poPaicHee BaifimOrs CsuRiy LAP,
WHAT IS NEEDED JUST NOW.

BALTIMORE Comfy, May 32d, ISs2.
HessSs. Editor As n Republican who thinks
more of his party and it, principles than Of any Of
its leaders, srdereiy thank you tor your sensible
advice TO your waSsIiy friends about their haste
in going to organize q Blaine sinb. Every Re.
publican has hi. preference for Prssi!snt and n
majority having the same preference generally Sc
cures him the nomination; but agree with you
that there l. time enough ye; for organizing clubs
for any candidate. the Presidential year being
still two years 81, and you say, wonderful
changes have been wrought in n much shorter
time than that. Dark horses have been chosen BY
the lasttwo National Republican Conventions, and
] verify believe E!l ga secGunt Of the too great
prominence given 10 . fes distinguished leaders
during tae four years preceding the nomination.
Our party in the eouniy at tho present time 10
greatly in reed Of something far mors essential 10
its success than the organization of clubs in the
interest Of any asPirant for Presidential hOnors,
though these are admitted TO be Of great service
ut tia proper time.
As = party We are badly in want Of 4 leader TO
Organize us for The campaign imme iia,ely before
u. We are also Ia VISA Of organized effort 10 get
the Republican vote regis,srSs. The passage Of
the new registration law, having TsEssLt .he old
one, has disqualified every voter until be IL rsss
tered anew. To make US potential as voters on
election day, we must be duly registered. This Is
the enc thing necdful just now, aud the Republic
can who can electuaily organize the party 10 nc.
comp'sb the work ef registration successfully will
stand head and shoulders above his fellows In the
great body Of the party. Who sill kA be Is the
pressing question % the hour. The patty tss no
confidence in those who pretend TO DO leaders, and
Nc cannot hope 10 succeed until No End leaders In
whom We can have confidence and party 90 fair.
iy and justly organized that can point with
pleasure and pride 20 executive officers, know
Ing that they ere the choice Of the party fo- the
Offices they NIL IN sho management Of party affairs
In the county. This 70 thG machinery that needs
repairing. and Clubs should DC o.ganiEed for tho
work. and afterwards for our preferences SE soun-
~, State or National officers. RgpuhrIcAS.
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Mr.. Conkling speaks.

F'roai ihs BaIIiH,are San.
lion. Roscoe Conkling has responded to the
charges which have been made against him by
enemies in his own political housohold-hrst. that
he became n candidate for reelection TO the
Senate OF his own accord and not by the advice
and wish of party associates second. that friends
and supporters from time 20 time urged him TO lie.
sist and withdraw, and that he refused - do So /;
third. that corrupt bargain was about 90 be con
suinma,ed By his reelection and that Of another
pcrson. aud that he was party 10 this bargain.
Mr.. Conkling cmpha,ically declares tha; each of
these charges sis withou; truth. and positively
against truth, and then ampiiiics this denial by
n statement OF the facts they occurred. Mr..
Conklings contradiction will doubtless be accepted
bv the pubiir as conclusive
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A committee Of the State Temperance Alliance,
besides several other gentleman, called on the
Governor In Baltimore. on the 18th inst. TO try
TO induce him TO sign Mr. Banks milk bill. The
Governor being himself farmer, lays claim TO n
thorough knowledge Of what milk 10. and when
Mr.. Wm. X. GFiaith, as chairman Of the Alliance
committee, made known the mission Of the CON.
mitiee the Governor waved his hand back aud
forth and exclaimed, In his usual vigorous manner
al know all about II, Sir. lou can't tell me any
thing about milk. have farm myself, Sir, and
l have tried all kinds Of milk. I have fed my
children on goats milk aud cows milk, Sir, and
never could End any difference between the two.
No sir pumpkins or swill, Sir It's all the same
what COW eats, Sir Tho chairman argued that
the ply sieians had all pronounced swill 10 have
poisonous influence on the milk. "The doctors
be hanged, Sir" exclaimed the Governor. ado
you think doctor can tell me anything about
milkl IL sign this bill strike at the privilege
Of men 60 sell food. just exactly rs I would take
bread and butter out Of q mans mouth u pre-
vented his following q certain avocation."
Mr.. Banks came In about this time with several
members Of the legislative committee who reported
tho milk bill favoTably In the House. "Ifthis bill
Is not signed" said Mr.. Banks to the Governor,
after he had had severe tilt with the latter "you
will bc held responsible for the death Of half Of tho
children who die from imbibing the poison In
Stops" Mr.. Rogers, also Of Baltimore county,
argued with the Governor. but he seemed firm In
the belief that the temperance men had q molehill
which they were endeavoring TO increase 10 the
sire Of q mountain, and when the committees
finally took their leave, he said: "Gen,lemen, I
have not yet fully made NJ my mind about the
matter. OF course you understand I wish 10 do
what Is best for the interest Of public health, but
have some misgiyings whether signing this bill
would be the proper way TO do H."
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es-Two mandAmascs arc made reiaEnabIe be-
fore Judge Miller. at Annapolis, on Wednesday
next, one to compel the Governor to show cause
why a bill passed by the General Assembly and
not returned within the time required by Che Con-
s,itution, il not Law without his signature; the
other to require the Comptroller to give bis Fea-
sons for refusing to pay two Of the newspaper re-
por,ers the money voted To them By resolution
Of the House Of Delegates. The Judge /. having
his hand. full, recently. with the Anne Arundel
election fraud eases and these mandamuses.
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Death. rre,--- Tributes. &C.. 10 cts. a Lin.

BAkER.-At her house, in Belair. on Sunday.
May 81, Sarah Blanche. wife Of Frederick W..
Baker aud daughter Of the late Richard u. and
Hannah Lee. Of Hartford county.
MARk.-M Woodbcrry, May 2lst. Charles J.
Mark. In the 10Th year of his age, youngest son
Of VIM. T. and Elizabeth Mark,
liALL.-At Coekeysviilc. on 18th instant. Mary
B.. 10 her 3ith year, daughter of John and
Caiharinc Hall.
METTAM.-In Baltimore, on May goth. Emma
Landstreet, aged year months and ~ days.
daughter Of Harry {. and Annie ". Metiam.
MATTfELDT.-At Mt. Washington. suddenly,
on the 18th inst, Chas. Matifeidt, aged Is years
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eo-Ths faculty Of Bellewood seminary, an in
stitution for girls, near Louisville, forbade the
students to make any acquaintance with the young
snen Of the nsighborhood. In retaliation night
raid was made on the seminary, aud tho invaders
removed the shutters from the house for a bonfire
and smearei all tho accessible rooms aud iarni-
ture with tar. Wood is feeble barrier to keep
heaux and helles Anart.
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c8-The foot race between the Hamitonians
and regular Democrats last week for "whO should
reach the public ear first" was highly aunsing.-
The regulars won by twen,y-fOar laps, but ths
question now In dispute Is, which put 10 the bss,
sye.shutfers or hardest reform iieks.
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FF"''7F'E'''1Vf
at u o'clock NJ.
THE FOLLOWING TWO GROUND RENTS

Hsfassday, fhs lifh day Of JHHe, 1859,
at ~ o'clock NJ.
THE FOLLOWING TWO GROUND RENTS
The one for the yearly rent Of Sc lGs. iid., and
the other for the yearly rent Of &c. issuing out OF
all those two tracts Of land situate and lying Ia
Baltimore county, on Hunting Ridge, being part;
Of "coId.rainsr's Hail." Gsseribed as follows;
beginning for the fret south half east one hun
drcd and fifteen perches distant from a marked
black oak tree said TO stand at the end Of the fret
line Of the aforesaid "Cordeyainer's Hall, and
running from the said place Of beginning north
seventy 1.-TWO degrees east g perches to . small
spring branch thence north one and one. quarter
degrees west ten perches 10 = marked poplar tree
thence north twelve aud one-quafter degrees cas-,
eight Perchesj thence north thirty. one and three
quartass degrees east fourteen perehes 20 . pos,
on the east side ef said braLeh thenep north
forty seven degrees east eighteen and one.hali
perehes 20 the middle Of the main road thence up
the middle Cf the main road north City I've and
three quarters degrees west fourteen and one-half
perches thence south forty and one half degrees
west twenty mine and one. half perchcs ill II in
terseets the second line Of the aforesaid "carde-
vaner's Hail." and thence with straight line TO
the place Of beginning. containing
THREE ACRES. TWO ROODS AND SEVEN.
TEEN fEacHRs OF LAND.
more or less created by lease dated ID day OfJuly,
1874, and beginning for the second % the north
middle Of the main road, and running themes
south forfy-one degrees and forty-hve minutes
east nine psrches 10 stone planted IN the mid.
die Of the main road theasb south forty -four de-
grees west forty and three quarters psrohss until
u interests the north and narteF degrees
west ten perches' line Of the said 0eorge Coun-
selman's land thence running with aud bound
Ing said lot TO the beginning created July Goth,
1874. For title SEQ deed dated 18th February,
1879. from Samuel X. Crosby and wife 10 Ellen
q. Choate. recorded among the Land Records Of
Baltimore county, In Liber J. D., No. III, folio
70, Se.
This property 10 locsiad 10 the lst Election Dis.
trict Of baltimore county, uithia about onp and
one-half miles Of Catonsville.
TERMS AS PRESCRIBED ~ THE DE-
CREE ARE ;-0ns.third Cash. and balance In
equal installments In six and twelve months, or
all cash at purchasers option, credit payments 10
be secured by note Of purchaser.
e1- Trustee reserves the right 10 demand y
deposit Of $50 at close Of sale.
7. ALEX. SETH,
LEY sI.-ts) Trustee.
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a8-The Pennsyivania Independents the, in
Philadelphia on Wednesday and nominated full
State ticket II IL likely that eeveral gentlemen
who we're nominated will decline to serve. sena-
tor Mitchell appeared to be the leading spirit but
Charles 5. Wolf was sat down on with emPhaiis.
lie wanted TO call the affair the Clarified Repub-
lican Party Of Pennsylvania
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.so-Mr James Gordon Bennett, OF the New
York Herald, who. a, his own expense, fitted out
the Jeanette exploring expedition. which has
cost so many valuable lives, will, it Is au'hori'a-
lively stated, make ample provision for the widows
and orphan, Of those Who Lost their lives on the
ill.fa,ed vessel The wife Of Capt. De Long will
receive $4,000. Tits generosity on the part Of
Mr.. Bennett merits the highest commentator.
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es-Mr. Edward siabler, Postmas;er at Sandy
Spring, Montgomery county. Nd. is now in tue
ssth year Of his age and is the Oldest postmaster
in the United States, having been in the postal
service &fty.;wo years. lie was in Baltimore on
Monday and called on Col. Adrcon. lie ia the
father OF Messrs. Jordan and Edward Stabler, two
weli.known Baltimore business men.
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ra-In the Guiteau case the court in banc has
sustained the lower court and the assassin will be
executed, In accordance with the sentence Of the
latter court, on Friday, June 3oih. Guiieau has
issued smother proclamation" to the American
people, telling them whsrwill happen in the event
Of his being hung, &c. But then the hanging Is
10 90 ON all the game.
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e5-we stated last week that Mr.. James ".
Tyson, Of Baltimore county, attended the Hamil-
too banquet in Baltimore las, week. This was a
mistake, ~ he vas among those who was not sx-
peetsd. II was probably Mr. James \. Tyson.
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eo-Preparasioas for the Grand Army eneamP-
meat In Baltimore next month are going steadily
forward. and the indications are that IL will be
success in every respect and credit to tks Mon
umsnisi City. The President and his csbins,
have been invitsd and Gen. Sherman has been
asked % serve as grand marshal.
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eB-Mr. German has introduced in the U. e.
Senate bill appropriasing 100000 for the Pur-
chase q site and tive erection Of pOs,Ofee and
custom hssse in Annapolis, Nd. This looks like
portance