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Good Photographs Of Venus Taken. 4,
PANAMA, December 13.-Professor Boss
writes to Valparaiso from Santiago, under
date OF the 9th instant, that the American
observations Of the transit Of Venus were
completely successful. The four contacts
were observed, and satisfactory measure.
ments and photographs were taken, .....,.
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An Anti.Tcrrorist Associa lon.

ViESSA, December l3.-Anantiterrorist
association, the object OF whick Is to op.
pose the projects OF the Nihilists, has been
formed in St. Petersburg. Branches have
been established at Paris, Nice, Geneva,
Zurich, London, Berlin, konigsberg, B,,cl,.
Arrest and Constautinople, tI1II
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LONDON, December 13.-A process for
the cheap production Of aluminium has
been discovered. The invention causes
no olittle excitement in the metal trade at
Birmingham and Sheffield. q ~
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l.lh(srnfS,tl.

VIENNA, December l3.-The Italian'au
thoritics have liberated two men named
Levi and parenzina, imprisoned ut Venice,
ior connection with the recent plot at
Irleste against the life Of the Emperor OF
Austria. -- - -
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WHILE West Virginians are applying for
patents, It is to be hoped that the Senator.
ial syndicate won't be forgotten. A con.
,riyance Of that kind is always 'liable to be
inirnged. w f''%
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DIuLIN, December l3.--At the Connaught
Assizes yesterday, farmer named Xii.
martin. residing on one OF the Arran
Islands, was convicted OF srieyousIy
woundng balif, and sentenced by Judge
LAWSON 10 penal seryitude for Lie. ~
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Usage Mission, KAN, December l3.-The
boiler OF Johnson's saw mill, three miles
from here. blew up to-day. The proprietor,
W. l.. johnson, and Andy lockwood,
were killed. Three others were seriously
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Poor Fellow !.

PlrrsnulGn, December ia. c. Dun.
can, prominent member Of the Oil Ex.
change, was compelled TO "lay down" this
afternoon, and the president Of the Ex.
change sold him out. No other failures
reported, lI IN Nos .TI'
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PlrrsnunGn, December l3.-The Western
Nail Association met to-day and reailrmed
the card rate. Trade is reported fair and
the outlook encouraging, rz--i'
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VuHtUM fOuHc EXhm1MnliOn COncIndeu.
WASHINGTON, December l3.-The New
York Custom House examination las been
concluded. The report OF the Commission
WIS made public today. There is a gen.
eral recommendation that the salaries OF
the officers be,increasedd MI. Graves, OF
the redemption bureau Of the Treasury,
submits minority statement, in which he
objects to u general increase. The report
is very elaborate, 5-
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KELLOGG comes from Louisiana, but be
is more concerned about "ginger" than the
tariff oil sugar. The Tariff Commission
seems to have overlooked Kellosg's letter
10 HralY. ~. ~ N--
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4 Brunkara nud III. Chttdrcu Ronsfcr

br"nkartt and Iffs Children Roasted.
New York, December IA special from
Atlanta Ga, says: "Last night the house Of
Singleton james, on plantation near
Sstockbridge, WIS burned to the ground.
Thomas knight and two children were
burned to death. Knight was lying drunk
IN the house when the fire occurred"
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John c. Bullet, Of Philadelphia, counsel
for General Fitz John Porter, md ex.Renn.
tor Simon Cameron, were visitors on the
floor Of the Senate yesterday.
]. II. Cammack, y prominent citizen oi
Huntington, W Va, was viewing the
sights Of Washington. yesterday. lf1i
q Postmaster G. +. Scott, Of Parkersbury, Is
in Washington looking after his interests
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Y PARkxra, give s. s. s. to your children
take l. youtssli-il eradicate, every .aia.. 4
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che Gtttelli1gle,nljeIel'r,;: I, 3 Il, !,
0nlrr, Nos. vs. aud " Fourt4en th street
TnE Republicans Of Spain have resolved
to unite. And the Republicans Of the
United States might profit by their exam.
DEMOCRATS in Congress don't want re.
.otlns, but the country does, and that Is a
pointer for Republicans. Besides being
right, there will be other campaigns.

WHEN the rarely spoken Of Mr.. Langtry
arrives he may we'll address himself out Of
Patience" to the Lily, in the words Of
Grosvenor,- sf-'e Iff'ts W.
Have You Ger u lover -I0
A.dangling after yOut 9" ~
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WlfE's lips, ETC., were blue; pulseless
dying; Perana cured her. T. 8. Eberlins
south Chicago lll. sfl;'i +; Z. ~ ~ ''5s
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lIubbcll md the Michigan Senntorship
From our Special Correspondent.

WAsnlSaroS, December Ex-senator
Ferry and Representative Jay Ilubbell, Of
Michigan have both arrived in Washing
ton. The latter is out in long interview
in which lie charges Senator Ferry, with
having used federal influence to procure
the nomination for the Legislature and
other misdeeds. He says that
while he has no y, reason /, to
believe that he will be elected 10 the Sen.
atorship he is certain that Ferry will be
thrown over. Concerning his part in the
matter OF levying political assessments,
Mr.. llubbell says he acted entirely accord.
ing to the direction Of the Administration
and the Congressional Campaign Com.
mlttee. ".t .-4-t- ,Y.-.s,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-01-14

es-The Philadelphia Tms. says that ''Gover.
nor Hamilton, Of Mary land, with the assistance Of
the new city administration in Baltimore, is Civ.
ing the ring Democrats and bOssism in general a
bad scare. The Democratic ring in Maryland, and
particularly in its operation. in Baltimore. ha.
been about rs bad could be. For years the
most outrageous frauds have been committed q,
the elections and it has never been possible to &c,
any one adequately punished. Gov. Hamilton
voiced the better sentiment Of the State in de-
nouncns ring methods and demanding impOrtan,
reforms some time ago. aud among the first results
was the election Of an anti.ring mayor in Balii.
more. The fsh, will be continued in the Legi.ia-
ture, now in session, and the Democrats Of the
State whose judgment, has not been blinded know
very well tina, IL the ring Isn't destroyed Demo.
cratic aseen lency in Maryland will be-"
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STATE NEWS.

Cambridge has seven churches, in which d.
vine services are held every Sabbath.
The public schools Of Dorchester county will
have but one session. daily, throughout the winter
term.
The Temperance people Of Queen Anne's pro.
pose to petition the Legislation for q county pro-
hibi,ory Law.
The National Bank Of c ambridge has declared
a dividend Of three per cent. on the capital stock
for the past six months.
An Englishman Of Somerset county is ship.
ping oysters, in the shell, TO Liverpool. England
And getting $50 per barrel for them.
Charles W. and Joseph Andrews have pur.
chased the farm Of the late Thomas d. Daiiam,
l73 acres, In Hartford county. for $4,000.
The Cecil sportsmen's club are making ar
hundred pairs Of quail with which to restock their
grounds.
Mr.. J. W. Hopper, Of CentreviIlc. Queen
AIMS county, is the owner Of = ring dove which
has been in his possession over twenty year., and
IL vas . grown bird when he 60, Il.
Arthur v0sbury, FRANKLIN Whitaker aud W.
u. II. whiteford have been appointed School
Commissioners Of Hartford county, serve for the
next two years. or until their successors are APP
pointed.
The Washington County Agricultural Asso-
citation has sold their old exhibition grounds.
situate in the northwestern par, Of Hager'sown.
consisting Of fourteen % land, to Alexander
Armstrong, for the sum Of $3.50.
MIR. Vim. A. Hall, Of Halls Cross Roads,
Queen Anne's county, died some days ago, aged
IS years. lie was . man Of vast wealth, and
lived the life Of = bachelor until few weeks ago,
when be married beautiful. q Dung wife.
The other day William Hampton, Of Kent
Island, placed the muxrle Of loaded gun TO his
right temple and showed against the trigger BY
means Of stick. The charge passed through his
bead, pieces Of which were scattered TO distance
Of thirty feet.
On Monday last q man arrived in Frederick
with his wife sick with diphtheria, having driven
thirty miles In = buggy, hoping to obtain the
medical aid that was refused him at his homo In
Montgomery county. Such was the dread Of the
disease that his servants left him, his peghbors
lied, and the ply seians declined their assis-
tanee. The distressed father had 10 abandon the
body Of his little child, Who died Of the disease In
his deserted house, the undertaken refusing 10
bury the remains.
Quite hoax was perpetratea in Snow Hill.
Worcester county, . few evenings since. A crowd
Of ladies and gentlemsn assembled at the Presby-
terrain church 10 witness the nuptiais Of popular
young couple, bat we're doomed 10 disappointment.
Neither bride nor groom came, and az last the
company received Information that there had
been . mistake as 10 dates. The wedding u APP
pointed 10 take place In lssS. The day Of the
month was right, but the people anxious 20 see the
marriage were too previous BY whole year.
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e1-A decision rendered some days ago by the
Supreme Court at Washington in iife.insurancs
case may be accepted As finally determining sever
al points Of interest TO insurers. The court held
as follows: First, that failure to pay premium
punetually when due forfei,s the policy; second,
that II tie company accepts note In part pay.
ment Of the premium, with the express stipulation
that the note shall be paid q, maturity upon pen
atty Of forfeiture, the penalty must be enforced
third, that sickness or ineapaeity 10 not . valid
excuse for non-payment: fourth, that the compa-
ny Is not bound to give the insured notice Of the
maturity Of the note or the falling due Of the pre-
MUM; 9Th. that paroi agreement to waive for
fixture cannot stand against the express terms Of
the policy or note; sixth, that previous acts Of
leniency on the part Of the company cannot be
construed as n permanent, waiver Of the forfeiture
clause.
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A REPUBLICAN, NoMrNnE.

The Republican Executive Committee uf Balti.
more county met at the smedlsy House, TowsOn.
town, on Thursday. Mr.. q. George Peters occu.
pied the chair and nino out Of the thirteen dis.
triets were represented. The object Of the meet.
Ing was TO nominate q candidate for the Legisla.
ture TO OIL tho vacancy caused by the death Of Dl
J. W. Burton. but two gentlemen were named
for the plaee-Mr. Henry schasfer, Of tho LIST dis.
tric,. and Mr.. Louis Iisnninghanscn, Of the oh
district. The name Of Mr.. snninghausen wal
afterwards withdraw and Mr. sehaefer was mad,
the unanimous choice Of the committee. A com.
mittee was appointed TO notify Mr.. schaefer, sftel
which the meeting adjourned.
Mr.. Henry schaefer, the Republican nominee
Is resident sf the lst district and carries on th,
business Of hs,ehesing. lie isa Erst.class bust
ness man aad Is highly spoken Of by those who
know him. lie was a candidate last fall on the
Temperance tickle, for the Legislature and polIed
q strong vote. many Democrats voting for him be
cause they knew him to be thoroughly reliable
man.
The election takes place next Thursday, 18Th
inst, and the polls will be open from q. IN. to
n. m.
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- When the name Of Mr.. George II. carman
was placed In nomination at the meeting Of the
Democratic COMMITTEES here on Tuesday Il vas re-
eeivsd with loud applause, and not another gen.
tisman who was named received "send on" Of
the same kind. But to show that there |. very
little real sss:imsas in The hsis,essu. eiappins Of
hands and stamping Of feet Il is only necessary to
add that Mr.. carman received only four vote,
during the balIoting. II the members Of the
COMMITTEES did the eiaPPing and stamping, Ii IL
plain to be seen that they applaadsd one way and
voted another. But this 10 not an unusual thing
for politicians 10 do.
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DEATHS.

Deaths Free Tributes. Sc. 10 cts. Is Li.e
LEWIS.-In Baltimore county, on January 18th.
Henry ALewis. in the Itth year Of his age. eldest
son of Andres H., sr, and Harriet A. Lewis.
kEEcH.-On January 9Th, at her residence, near
Ciarksyiile, Howard county. Miss Elizabeth
Dorsey Keech. daughter Of the late Rev. John
Il. Keech. OF Hartford county.
R0wE.-on Jan. iIth. Sarah Ann Rowe. in the
sd year Of her age. wife of Joseph Z. Rowe.
sHAUck.-On Jan. 9Th. after lingering illness.
Peter y. ShAack, aged - years and 10 months.
LAMBERT.-0n Jan. eth, at Carroliton. Lille,
infant daughter Of q. ". and Clara Lambert
LATcHfORD.-AtWoo dberry on Ian. 9th, Levi.
T.. Latehford. in the 37th year Of HE age.
LEwIs.-on Jan. 10th, Lille May. aged 2 years.
month and IL days. only daughter of Daniel
W. and Kate V. Lewis.
McCUBBIN.-on Jan. 9Th. at Salem, Baltimore
county. VIM Mccubbin, In the 18th year Of his
age.
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SALE
4 NICE LITTLE PROPERTY IL THE STU
DISTRICT OF BALTIC. COUNTY.

BY virtue Of decree of the Circuit Court foI
Baltimore county. sitting in Equity. passed ~
e.I in q cause pending In said Court,
~ wherein JOsias W. Dehorand Thomas
]. Gorsuch are complainants and Rachel Wilson
and others are defendants, the undersigned, Trus-
tees, will offer for sale. by public auction. at the
Court House door in Towsontown. on
T"s.day, 'hs 7h day oJ february. 1852.
at ~ o'clock w.,
All that lot % land situated in the 9TH election die.
triet. adjoining lands Of John Pearce and others,
which was conveyed BY Joshua u. Green TO AIRY.
ana Boryn. by deed dated the Goth day Of DE.
cember. in the year 1855. and recorded among the
Land Records of Baltimore county, In Liber q.
II. C.. No. -. folio 232, &C. said lot being CON-
posed of parts of several tract. of land known
spectively as "Bear's Rock. Walnut Hills" aud
"Markey's tiill.' containing about
39l ACRES AND - rERCiiES OF LAND,
MORE OR LESS.
improved by a two-stnry DWELLING HOUSE,
Of convenient size and arrangement. and neees-
sary on;buildings, and the right 10 use one half
Of large ani conve nient barn situated on farm
adjoining this property and but a short distance
from the dwelling. This property is located on
the county road leading from Mt. Carmel 10 Mid
dle,own and near the Beckeysville road. Il is
10 a good neighborhood aud near churches,
schools. stores. &c.
TERMS OF SALE a prescribed by the decree
One. half Cash the ratification of the sale.
One hundred dollars of the cash payment TO be
deposited with the Trustees at the time Of sale.
and the balance in six months from day Of sale.
deferred payment 20 bear interest and 90 be sc.
eurel 20 the satisfaction Of the Trustees.
W. yG,I rE4 I. Er MICHEL Trustees.
GEO. ". HOOK, Auctioneer.
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Deaths P-e.--- Tris.fes. &C.. 10 cts. 81 Li.e
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Circuit Court.

Leo Iiamberg. larceny. stetted; Julius Wolf
larceny, guilty, sentence reserved; George N.
Kramer. assault. guilty, and fined so and costs
Jshn ID. kudolph, assault with intent 20 kill
guilty Of common assault, and fined so and costs
lego Bull, bastardy; stetted. The following
eases were also stctted William 0illen, larceny
Jacob uppereoe, bastardy WIN. y. Weller, sell.
Ing and giving away liquor on Sunday Bertha
Ensor, selling liquor % sunday Benjamin II.
Garrett, bastardy and John Her and Jas Powell
obtaining goods under false pretenses; c. Mop
pingberger, selling liquor on Sunday; two eases
guilty IN one and hhd $40 and costs, the other
ststted on payMsnt Of costs George Berlias, two
eases, selling liquor on Sunday, and one selling 10
minor, all 20 be stetted on payment Of costs.
The jury In the case Of the State W. Emanuel
Mack, indicted for larceny, AFTER remaining on,
until III o'clock Thursday morning. rendered .
verdict Of not guilty. In the case of the State
Va. Emanuel Mack and slicer johnson, for larceny.
plea Of not guilty was confessed BY The State. -
The other ten eases against the sAms parties in-
dictsd for larceny were postponed until January
3sd. Luke Kelly, for assault, guilty hnsd IS
and ccsts.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-01-14

Jso-In reviewing the career Of our country
durias the pas, year. the most prominent feature
in our history is undoubtedly the financial cOndi-
ton in which VIC End ourselves to-day. We have
at the present time surplus income Of 500 oOO,-
600. thing unprecedented in the history Of ma
,iOns. and which may well create surprise among
European governments, who rarely manage to
make both ends meet. And yet our industries are
not uaduly oppressed no industry Is burdened to
an extent that interferes with it, normal develop
meht This fact is itself suieien, to indicate tina,
VIC are prospecting a; II rate unexamPIed in the
histoTy Of nations.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-01-14

',ruetiVe an agen, is the more earee.sy will peo-
pie handle IL. few days since, In New York q
house was blown to pieces BY dynamite cartridges
hung on a stove pipe 10 warm. More recently, a
Pennsylvania miner put can Of dynamite on his
cook stove to dry. Il was difficult to pick up the
fragments Of himself. hi. wife, and four children,
and few sPlin,cfs Of the house. on which to hold
an inquest. On Christmas day q man in Indiana
blew up himself. wife and child with powder
packed in PoP.bo,,ies and placed on a able in the
midst Of lct Of Gre crackers. II Is the old story
Of contempt Of danger bred of familiarity.
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nn-aor. MnrraY. of Iitah Tnrrilnrr nnnn,

Ge-Gov. Murray, Of Utah Territory, cannot
understand why there are SO many Mormon SYM
paihirers In and around Washington. They seem
unable TO comprehend that IL any man in that
Territory other than Mormon were TO marry two
or more wives he would at once be convicted Of
bisamy and sent TO the peni,sntiary for IL. Nor
mon jurie' are very ready to punish Gen,iles for
having more than one wife. bu, none Of their own
faith. There are only three men in tho Utah
Legislature who are not practical pOlygamists.--
With all these facts patent TO the world Gov. Muir
ray can't understand why members Of Congress
should be so anxious TO seat Mr.. Cannon, who has
NJ less than four wives.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-01-14

Baltimore Ti@s. Newspaper on Sunday. LIST inst,
with such great flourish Of ,rumpets. has al
ready been obliged TO make an assignment for
the benefit Of his creditors. Which proves that
II takes something more than brains to run .
pewspaper
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-01-14

Jr1- a cargo Of 1000 bushels of rotten Irish
potatoes, which arrived at Baltimore on Saturday
last from Prince Edward Island, were dumped
into the bay on Tuesday by order the Health De-
Partmeni. The potatoes were valued at $1,000
and were insured in a New York company for
$500
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-01-14

Ess- Col. Jack Wharton has been re appointed
United States Marshal for the Eastern district Of
Louisiana, and the appointment has been confirm.
ell by the Senate. We extend our congra,uia.
lions to the genial and joviai Col Jack. The
President could no, have found a better or more
popular man for the place.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-01-14

sc-Gen. Albert Pike-who Is, by the way, the
highest ranking Free Mason in the United States
is now :? years old. lie Is still so vigorous tba,
he enjoys field sports with as keen pleasure as
when, fifty years ago, he hunted In New Mexico,
Texas and Arkansas. lie il more than six feet
tall, and IL bent bot little.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-01-14

Jco- Under the very able management Of Proc
iden, Hood. the Western Maryland Railroad l..
and has for some time been doing an immense
passenger and freish, business. The denilen. Of
the Cumberland Valley. Pa, purchasing the larger
portion Of their supplies in Baltimore. add. very
much 20 the business Of the road.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-01-14

rTvIIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
i scribers have obtained from the Orphans Court
MOSES cULLIsoN,
late Of said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said estate are hereby warned
10 exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, 20
the subscribers,
on or before the ia day Of August, 1889;
they may otherwise BY Law be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Those indebted 10 said
tate are requested TO make immediate payment
Given under our hands this 10Th day Of jan, 1852.
GEORGE r r c Gull Executors.
Jan. N.-lte
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oH or before The ia dag Of July, 1889;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Those indebted 10 said es-
tate are requested TO make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this goth day Of Dec, 1881.
EMMA NJ. NOVEL,
Doc. 2i.-itR) Executrix.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-01-14

ES-is IL fair for q woman 10 sue . man for
breach Of promise, such promise having been made
before the SMALL pox playsd havoc with her eharmss
case Involving an answer to this question is now
before the courts Of Illinois, and the decision 10
looked for with interest.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-01-14

- Argument In the Gaiteaa trial has been
going on this week bat very little progress has
bssn made and Il is likely that the best part II
not The whole ofnext week will be consumed. The
prisoner continues his interruptions and Is as i'm
pudsnt and insulting as ever Il will be two
months 10 morrow (sanday, Jan. lsth.) since the
trial commenced.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-01-14
MARRIAGES.

E-GAMBRiiL.-A,t the residence Of the
brides parents. on Oct. 18th. issI by Rev. J.
y. Rawlings, George D. Moore 10 Miss Moilie
Gambrili. both of Baltimore county.
SIT hP-wOOLLEN.-0n Jan. 18th. at Christ
church. By the Rev. Mr.. Williams, A. II. Stump.
Jr.. TO Mise Mamie Rowland wOolicn. daughter
Of Richard H. woolicn. Of Baltimore county.
MEEk-SCAGGS.-On January 9Th, by Rev. l..
Richardson, Vim. A. Meek TO Annie A. Scaggs,
both of baltimore county,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-01-14

~ The Judiciary Committee Of the Maryland
Senate this week reported unfavOrably . bill to
reduce the fee for marriage license from $3.50
to si.so. Senator Bra,tOn suggested that . man
who could no, pay si.SO for license had no light
10 double nm.