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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-06-24
Matthew'S g. Kirkland, Auetionesrs.
DUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE PROPERTY ON WINDSOR
HEIGHTS, W
- NO. 0n4 WEST FAYETTE ST., -
NO. n GEORGE STREET.

Peremptory sale Of valuable property 10 close
the Windsor Land and Building Association Of
Baltimore county, on
ThHrsday, JHiy Ga, 1882,
at I o'clock p. NJ,
at EXCHANGE sALEsR00M, Baltimore city,
eensisting Of the following;
THIRTY-EI0HT AND A-HALF (3sil ACRES
or LAND, MORE OR LESS,
located On WINDSOR HEIGHTS, about n miles
from the city In . northwestcriy direction. The
property lies on the line Of the Baltimore and
Pewhatsn Railway, and 10 also readily accessible
By the Franklin and Windsor Mil roads. The
location is VERY HIGH AND COMMANDING,
overlooking the city and bay. Il adjoins the
country seat Of the late Thomas winans, and 10
full view Of the villas Of the late Rsverdy John
cen and Hugh 0elston. Churches and schools
numerous and convenient; neighboThood society
excellent. Soil very hne and well adapted 10
garden purposes. Several small but cosy COT
fAGEs, With suitable 0utbuildings, on the place
ALSO,
HOUSE NO. Ga WEST FAYRTTE STREET,
between Calhoun and stricker streets, lot 10 feet
"a inches BY 20 feet. Improved BY very com
Portable and convenient House. Greund rent 500
= HOUSE NO. Iss GEORGE STRICT, 10, Is
feet b. Is6 feet. Hsuss nlso very roomy and
pleasant Stable In the rear. 0round rent 500
TERMS easy, and win be made knswn al TINE
sf sale. MATTHEWS a KIRKLAND,
June 2i.-ss.) Aueiionssrs.
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~ The parade In Baltimore on Wednesday
was unquestiOnaby one Of the finest Affairs Ofths
kind ever seen In this country. There were fully
1900 men in line and the spectacle was most
imposing one. Tens Of thousands Of persons
viewed the procession from every available point,
and everything passed OF In the mos, orderly and
satisfactory manner. To the Grand Army too
much praise cannot be given for the manner In
which the affair was planned and carried out, aud
tho generous and hOspi,abie people Of Baltimore
and particularly those gentlemen who assisted the
Grand Army men in preparing for this grand dis
play, have again shown that Baltimore city can
not be surpassed when she goes into an UNDER
taking like this. Il was indeed an even, long to
be remembered.
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meeting Of those interested In the milk quss-
ton vas held At Masonic Temple. Baltimore, on
Friday night Of last week, at which the following
resolutions were passed with bat one dissenting
voices
Rsseired,--Firs,. That a. The health of our city
depends largely upon its supplies Of
food, special attention Is needed at this time 10
secure sound milk, because It's adulterAlion is
general and not forbidden by law; because such
adulteration Is difficult Of detection and especially
dangerous 10 infants aud invalids, whose lives do
pend upon It's purity.
Second. Milk should be sold In rs natural state
and We condemn it, adulteration, watering or any
tampering whatever with u. We also condemn
the feeding OF cows upon distiiery refuse, other
wise swiil-slop, as tending 10 diseased animals
and unhealthy milk. Whatever might be the 70.
suit II swill were fed differently, the fact IL that
the milk now produced by Il IL pronounced By
sanitarians unfit for ehidren's food, Is condemned
by Law elsewhere and should not be sold here.
Third. The prices now paid for milk In this city
Justify our demand that Il be pure. We are pay
ing for good milk aud should get good, not bad.
Fourth. In the absence ofany law for their pro.
lection, wo urge every buyer Of milk 20 examine
closely as TO It's purity and the character Of the
stables producing Il, in order that bad milk may
be put down, a. may be done " consumers will
unite, now, In rejecting Il. We further request
tina; every physician bring the subject Of the
danger 10 health and lie OF impure milk 10 the at
tention OF each family which he attends.
Fifth. A committee Of eve 10 hereby appointed,
20 be composed Of the chairman ofthis meeting one
physician, one consumer, one dairyman aud one
producer, TO consider and report through the pub
lie press as 10 the propriety and prAetieability Of
an effort to secure the passage Of city ordinance
for an inspector Of milk and failing In that, 10
call upon the State DaiFymcn's Association 10 t.
self provide an inspector TO DO selected BY this
committee, who would have the confidence Of the
public TO whom. In the absence Of legal inspee-
tor. consumers could send milk for examination,
and whose duty Il would be TO give publicity 10
any and all attempted frauds ln milk, and thus
secure. BY force Of public opinion here the results
aimed at BY legislation elsewhere.
Andres banks. Esq., Of this county, the author
and champion Of the milk bill before the late ses.
sion Of the Legislature. attended the meeting and
made a speech on the subject. A number Of
prominent physicians we're also present and took
an active interest In the proceedings.
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successft,i Pound PARTY.

very enjoy able entertainment aud pound party
vas held In the schoolroom VI the ". 4. church
on Monday, June 18th. under the auspices Of
cAtOnsville Lodge Of Good Tempiars. Rev. J.F.
IIavencr aud Mr.. Poster, Of Baltimore, entertained
the company with readings, and liberal supply
Of ice-eream and Strawberries rendered all In a
happy frame Of body. After these had been dis.
eussed, Mr.. Reuben Jones mounted chair and
proceeded 90 sell TO the highest bidder the various
pound packages which were donated by the wish
tors. Much merriment was created as the pur.
chasers proceeded to open the packages and dis
closed the contents. Altogether Il was one Of the
most enjoyable affairs that has been held in the
village for some time"
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Legal Notices.

FINHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub.
l. scribcr has obtained from the Orphans
Court for Baltimore county, letters testancniary
the estate Of
THORNTON C0NR0w,
late u said county deceased. All persons having
claims against the said cstate are hereby warned
To- exhibit the samc with the vouchers thereof, 10
the subscriber.
oH or Lsfors fLs iIh day If JaH.ary. Iss3;
they may otherwise by Law be excluded from all
benefit Of 'aid estate. Those indebted 70 said es-
tate are requested TO make immediate payment
Given under my hand this iith day Of June. Iss2.
BURTIS BARBER,
June l7.-its) Executor
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MARRIAGES.

MITCHELL-G0RSUCH June 18th, at the
residence Of the brides father, d. Gorsueh. BAL
timore county, BY Rev. DIR. Mason. DR.. r. q.
Mitchell 10 Rebecca Frances Gorsuch.
HAYWARD-GRIfFiTlI June 18th, by
Rev. A. w. Rudisell, Rowland II. Hayward TO
Mary T., daughter Of Owing. Griffith, Of Bai,i.
more county.
BLACk-DuNCAN.-0n June 18th, nj the resi-.
denee Of the brides father, Jos. W. Duncan. by
Rev. II. T. Kerfoot, Samuel ". Black Of White
Hall. this county, 20 Alice Duncan.
LL0YD-.ENs0R..- At the brides residence, June
goth, BY Rev. Watson Case. Robert Lloyd TO Z.
Estella Ensor, daughter Of WIN. o. Ensor, all Of
Baltimore county.
cHfLc0AT-PRIcE.-0n the 18th, inst, at the
residence Of the brides parents, by Rev. c. l..
Amy, Nimrod chilcOAt and Miss Lueretia L.
Price. daughter u DR.. u. y. Price, Of this co.
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,rn-In the new regi.,ra.ion q voters. which a

EDrIn the new registration Of voters. which
commences on Tuesday, July 18th, there IL one
thing We wish particularly to direct attention TO,
and that Is the fact that II Gay roier Heyfsei' 10
appear ia person before the register Of his district,
at the time and place appointed in the notice now
published, or ut such times and places as may
hereafter be appointed. and aegieei' to have his
name duly Ifgi.tsrsd tLeH, HE WILL ABSOLUTELY
LOSE MS vofE lie cannot vote at all until after
the next registration, year hence, and then only
In eass he should then be registered. The old
registration Is no longer in operation and gives no
one right 20 vote. Let this be noted by ALL
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New Advertisements.
onutt q onuts. AiiOrnsys. TOw,ontOwn.
TRUsTEE's SALE
A VALUABLE Farm IN THE ELEVENTH
DISTRICT OF BALTIMORE COUNTY.


A VALUABLE Farm In THE ELEVENTH
DISTRICT OF BALTIMORE COUNTY.
by virtue Of = decree Of the Circuit Court for
baltimore county, passed In n cause pend -
n ing In said Court wherein Josiah
H. Johnson IL complainant and
Mary Jane johnson aud others are defendants,
the undorsigned, Trustee, appointed BY said de-
cree, viii offer for sale by public auction. at the
COURT HOUSE DOOR, T0WS0NT0wN, ON
Taesiay. JHiy isik, 1850,
at II o'clock A. ~.
ALL THAT TRACT or LAND,
situated In the eleventh district Of Baltimore couu-
~, on the road leading from the Old Joppa road
10 Falston, Of which the late Samuel Johnson
died seized and possessed Of, known by the name
Of "JOhnson's Possession aud Il moro paFticu.
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. !, folio l53, &c, Of the Land Records Of
the State Of Maryland. The original tract con-
sisted Of two hundred and twenty three acres,
since which time parts have been sold %, leaving
NINETY ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
which will be sold by the undersigned, Trustee.
This property 10 situated near the line Of the
Baltimore Delta Railway, and near Baldwin
Postoaiee In the lith district, and eonv, nient to
churches and schools, and distant from the city
Of baltimore about 10 miles. A proportonate
part OF the land is In thriving timber, the
balance In good state Of cultivation.
The improvements consist Of q
DWELLING HOUSE, BARN, AND TIE
NECESSARY OUTDUILDINGS
and eonveniences, and being In n rich, flourish
ing portion Of Baltimore county, with many beau
tiul building sites, eommends itself 10 capitalists
seeking profitable investment.
The property will be sold clear Of all incum-
braneos. The mortgage thereon Of $500, falling
due July 18th. 1884, will DO paid out Of the first
purchase money, or said amount will be eonsid-
cred as so much cash BIZ the Trustee, II the pur-
chaser 90 desire, and be allowed 20 remain on the
property.
TERMS OF SALE.-0ne-thirdc Cash, the bal
ancc In six and twelve months from day Of sale.
the credit payments 10 be secured 20 the satsfac-
ton Of the undersigned, Trustee all cash at the
purchasers option.
A deposit of $3.50 will be rcqaired on day Of
sale 81. W. OFfUTT, Trustee
GEORGE l.. STOcKSDALE, Auetioneer.
June 2l.-.ts.
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ee-A terrible tornado swept through the Gen.
trail portion Of Iowa las, Saturday night, leaving
death and destruction In lie track. The town Of
GinEsII Was aImos, totally destroyed aud about
one hundred persons were killed and near twice
that nambor wounded, some of them very serious
y. Farm houses and buildings were either blown
down or carried away, and In SOME instances
whole families were buried In the ruins. more
DISASTROUS storm has not been known In years.
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rowsontown High School.

The pupils Of the Towsontown high school have
just finished tho annual written examination for
promotion. The result will DO announced at the
closing exercises on Friday next 3oth inst, at 10
A. N. The occasion will be made interesting By
the distribution Of a number Of prize. offered BY
WIN. II. Ruby. Of the Journal, John Ridgley, Of
Hampton, WIN. u. Isaac. Thos. c. Brua, and
LOnsneeker Bros. Of THE USIoS. All interested
in public school education are cordially invited
to be present.
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Tha, intrepid RspubIican paper the Boston Trar-
siisr, saysi "Most Of the men In the Indepsndsnt
movement In Psnnsylvania uere supporters Of
Horace Greeley In 1874. They Ieft the Republi-
can party then because In the making Of appoint
ments 20 ofaee they had been len out. The
Greeley movement failed, and with u the chance
for the Offices they were seeking. They came back
elamor for Offices. Again they are disappointed,
and again they assume the role Of Independents,
seeking 10 destry the party they could not rule
Perhaps this time they win drop Into the embrace
Of the Democrats, there 10 remain. &iiadslPkia
Cifg Iem.
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Ninth District.

AT OFFICE ADJOINING POLICE STATION.
wAvERLY,
On Tas'fay, Jaiy ll'h, aHd Monday aad Tae.dsy.
August liA aad l5L
AT JUSTICE D0RSEY'S, ROLAND AVENUE,
HAMPDEN,
GA WedAs.dey, Jaiy i2L, aud Wednesday,
August l6h
AT s. J. ROBINsoN's, YORK ROAD, Tow.
SONT0wN,
On Thursday. jaiy i3iL, and Thar.dty, AMy. I.L !:
AT COoPER'S COTTAGE, BOUNDARY AVE.
NEAR YORK ROAD,
On Friday. Jaiy iifh, aad Fsifay. lHgu.f Ish !:
AT VI. COoPER'S. FALLS ROAD, CORNER
LAKE AVENUE.
0a Sa'Hrdsy. Jaiy ijii, and Saturday. Aay. 1914.
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es-The army worm 10 on the march again,
opening the summer campaign with his aecus,Om.
81 vigor, and forsying on the country. In . eOu-
pie Of counties Of Ohio he consumed, In few days,
wha, would have grown to be about sol, 900 bush
es Of barley, sweeping clear whole fields, and de-
vouring also cut and bundled grain. II was per-
haps he that lately swallowed the oat crop Of a
considerable part Of Southern Virginia; and in
other ways he Is sharpening his appetite for full
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Third District.

At DART0N's STORE, wO0DBERRY,
Oa Tassday. Jaiy liza, aud MoHdsy. Aag. Iih :
AT G0DMAN'S STORE, CLIFTON,
Ga Wednesday aad ThHys'iay, JHiy i2ut aud Istk,
and Tuesday, August 1stA;
AT JOS. HALsTEAD'S SMILE HOUSE, REFS.
TERST0wN ROAD,
On Friday, .JHiy litL. aud Fsfass,iay. Aug. i6,h
AT AUGUST F0wNER'S 5-MILE HOUSE.
REISTERST0wN ROAD,
On SaiHrdag. Jsiy i5ih. and Tharsiay, Ang. ITfL ;
AT GEORGE II. ELDERS, GREEN STRING
FARM,
On Friday aHd Saturday, Alag. lsh aHf IgiL.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

wHAr KIspi--Those wishing 10 buy Sewing
Machine be sure aud examine the Royal 81. John,
for u is neat. simple, durable, quiet
pie beautiful In appearances. and does all kinds of
work from the lightest 20 the heaviest with per-
feet stitch runs backward or forward. sewing al
the same time without changing stitch or dirse-
ton Of work. Every machine warranted for Eve
years. JIM. Henderson. Agent for Baltimore and
Hartford counties, Once near Postonies, Towson-
town, Nd.
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10 Il was our pleasure to meet In Baltimore
on Wednesday last, J. Thomas C. Hopkins, Esq,
a member Of the Belair bar, aud q most clever aud
genial gentleman. lie 10 Democratic candidate
for Congress in this dstric, and his friends claim
for him walk-over In Hartford.
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e1-Ths Maryland sia'e Teacher Association
will meet at Cumberland on the 29th, 3oth and
5ist Of August. The ID. o. railroad will issue
tickets a, the rate Of two cents mile each way.
and board at the hotels will be furnished at great
ly reduced rates. The teachers Of the county are
cordially invited to attend. Distinguished speak,
ers will be present, among whom may be mention
cd lion. J. Randolph Tucker, Of Virginia, and
Prof. II. E. Shepherd, Of Baltimore, who stands a;
the head Of the educational profession Of the cOun-
irw
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Fourth District.

At FOwBLEsBURG,
Oa Tassfay, JAY lifh, aud Monday, Aag. Ia
AT OwINGS' MILLS,
On Ws,iacs'fay. JHiy l2fk. aud Tsesdiy. Aag. I5fL
AT SlIRIvERS STORE. REiSTERsTowN,
0a TiHr'day. Friday aud Saturday. Jaly Ia
l5h a.d l6fL, aad "Wednesday. TLHrsaay,
Friday aad Saturday. Asga.f IGh.
I1ik, isL and tgfh
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Steamers crossing the Atlantic continue to r..

Steamers crossing tho Atlantic continue 10 re
port an abundance Of ieebergs on the route.
There are $4,000 public school teachers In
Illinois, who instruct about 100000 pupils.
Out In Tucson, Arizona, the Thermometer
marked 100 degrees in the shade the other day.
--Guiteau Is said 20 be very much depressed.
What the people would like 10 see is Mr. Guitsau
very much elevated.
"A twelve-year-old girl In johnston county,
North carolna, 10 said 10 be the mother Of two
children. born at different times.
-wythe and Pulaski counties. Virginia, now
have afteen blast furnaces engaged In the manu.
faeture Of oold-biast charcoal Iron.
The Democrats hguro out majority oftwelve
In the next Congress. They have set their return
ing boards At work early this time.
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Twelfth, District.

AT MICHAEL ADAMS. CANTON,
ia Tuesday, JHiy llh. and MoRd.iy aad Tn,.aay,
AsyHsf llh aud I5th
AT MRS. WATERS, FORKS OF BACK AND
MIDDLE RIVER ROADS,
Oa Wsdae.fay, JHiy lsii. and Wefaesday,
August iGfi
AT JOHN DRESSEL'S, GARDENvILLE,
Ga TAsr.day. JAY I3fk. aad TAnrsday, Asg. I.tA:
AT J. NJ. SMITHS. PUTTY HILL,
Ga Friday. Jaiy lIik, and Friday. August Isfk !:
AT AUGUST GLEUE's, ScHONES HILL,
On Saturday, JWiy i5th, dnd Saturday, lag. 1914
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sza- The Baltimore Sass Washington cores
pondent says that several Of Mr.. Daines most
trusted friends have deserted him and pro-
fOundly indifferent, to his future political proc
poets. Among other names the correspondent
mentions those Of Senators Frye and Hale. and
Secretary Chandler. These three were Mr..
Blaine's most earnest aud effective workers in the
Chicago convention
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Eo-we have heard from several sections on the
subject Of registration. The opinion seems to pre-
vail 20 an alarming extent that the present 10 not
to DO an entirely new registration. Posters, hand
bills public notices Of every description should
be set up in every neghborhoOi, telling that all
who fail TO register cannot vote at the mex, cleo
ton. Stick notice Of i, in your Ia, and show IL
to all your male relatives. friends aud aequaint-
anees Of voting age. and tell them to go and do
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New Advertisements.
7 EcTURE
HUMOROUS EXCAVATIONS
TowsoNTowN, MD.

MR.. GEORGE COTTON, Of baltimore ei,y.
will deliver lecture at EPSON CHURCH, Tow.
sontown. on
TasTiay ErsaiAy, JsAs 2stk, 1859,
at o'clock p. NJ,
For the benefit Of the Parsonage debt ofthe Meth.
edist Protestant Church. Subject-"Progress Of
Republication In the Old worid and the Power
Of the Press"
The Lecture will be interpreted with amusing
incidents Of foreign travel.
MR.. JOSEPH THOMPSON, the great Eloeu.
tionist and Humerist, will also rscits Of his
choicest pieces.
Wherever Mr.. Coiion has lectured he has been
most cordially received, and Mr.. Thompson's
fame extends over the entire State. Az the OBJ
ject Of this entertainment 10 o laudabie one, We
hope 10 sec . crowded house.
PROF. HARRY SANDERS, Of Baltimore, will
also DO present and render some Of his choice
music. Cards Of admission % cents.
COME ONE, COME ALL. (Juns Alt.
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SLINGLuFf.-In Baltimore, suddenly, on the
goth inst, Jesse Slingluf, in the 6sth year Of
his age.
PRIcE.-0n jane is, at ParktOn, james Turner
Price. aged 2 months, son Of James T. and
Laura n. Price.
METTAM.-Ih Baltimore, on June IS, Ruth,
aged months and - days, infant daughter Of
Harry @. and Annie NJ. Mcttaln.
PRIcE.-At Phoenix, juno 18th, after long sui.
fering with consumption, Mary Jane Price.
daughter Of the late John u. aud Rachel Ann
Priee, aged l6 years aud months, leaving six
sisters 20 mourn their loss, this being the third
death in the family In seven months.
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Eighth District.

AT C0CKEYSvILLE HOTEL.
Oa Tas"ioy. Wedas.sfdy aHd ThHrsi,ty, JHiy IIth,
l2h a"d l3ih, and Mosfry. Tassiay. We'd
Hs.fay and Thars'fdy. August lliL,
l5A. lGfh and i7h
AT cIIAS. o. c0cKEY'S IO.MILE HOUSE,
YORK ROAD.
Oa Friday oad SaiTidag, JHiy lih aad ijtk. aud
Friday a~d Saturday, Aug. lsh aad igih.
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&c- Andrew Pfautsch, who WAS convicted Of
murder In the arst degree at we'tmins,er, Carroll
county, for the killing Of Jacob Loekner, In De-
esmbsr last, aud who vas In Jail awaiting sen
tsnee. committed suicide on Friday morning Of
last week by cutting his throat with razor. lie
blind. folded himself before committing the act.
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Miscellaneous.
THE Celebrated Horse
l. MAINLAND CHIEF,

Sired by MARSHAL NEY, no LII
ted for bis promising speed and NdlN
beauty Of form, carriage, size andTTiZCSh
all good points requisite in q de- W.
sirable horse for general utility, for which he took
first premium last fall at the Baltimore county
Fair. lie is bright bay with black points, long
flowing name and tail. weighs 1900 lbs. and Il a
perfect fac smile Of his famous sire, Marshal Ney
formerly Jim Gamble, owned by Mr.. c. W. Coekey.
lie Is lGl hands high, foalcd May, 1876, his dam
vas by Steers Sherman Morgan. lie will make
the season Of lss2. commencing Monday, April
eth. and ending July s;h. as follows:
Tuesday and Wednesday Of every other week at
BelaiF, stopping at Cross Roads on Mondays and
Thursday, going and returning.
On Fridays and Saturdays at the Farm Of Caleb
Hunt, near MOnkton.
Monday and Tuesday of every other week. COM
Eencing May Let. at llediek's lO-Milc House,
York Road.
On Wednesday " every other week, cosnmenc.
ing May 30, at
TERMS ;--S2j the season. 10 be paid within the
season IL not 50 paid $50 will be charged. Mares
no, proving in foal may be returned next season.
SEc-So responsibility for accidents.
NELSON GRAY, Groom.
April 2g.--tI
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zs- Mr. Blaine has found Il necessary to make
a correction. He was reported as having said,
when before the investigating committee, "the
dirty Democratic press." lie meant to have said
'ths dirty portion Of the Democratic press" II
he had said ''ths dirty portion of the Democratic
press and the dirty portion Of tho Republican
press, he should have expressed himself correctly
Two dirty
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catonsviIia short.I.ina.

The following gentlemen have been elected Of
6eers Of the catopsville short.Line railroad ;
President, James A. Gary Woe. president. Henry
james; secretary, Eugene Carrington; treasurer,
Jno.Gl These officers. with DR.. c. q. W. Mac
gill, Gastave Giskis and T. L. Tinsiey. comp oss
the board Of directors.
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re- A terrible accident happened on the
Clarksburg and Western Narrow Gauge Railroad,
near CIarksburg. Va, on the 10th Inst. pas
senger coach jumped the track a. . trsstis and
won't over. Two persons were killed and . num-
Der Of others were seriously wounded. One Of
those killed was Mr.. Richard 7. GoidsbOrough, Of
Baltimore, . travelling salesman for Msssrs. Arm-
sironx Gator A Co.
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Jumned 20 hia naakh.

John Miller. a man Of unsound mind. an inmate
Of the Baltimore county aims house, on wedne.-
day jumped from window In the 9TH story Of
the building, . distance Of upwards of 20 feet,
sustaining injuries which caused his death In a
few minutes. Miller was from the 18th district
and was about SO years Of age.