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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-30

Lost his Naturalization Papers.-In the
Circuit Court here the 22d inst, the petition Of
Thomas Cummings 20 have his name put on the
registry lists Of tho 9TH district was heard. In
this the petitioner obtained his naturalization
papers In this court, as shown by sufficient oral
testimony. 10 1859. under Judge Price. though no
record kept Of the fact in the Clerks Office a.
seems TO have been the ease IN many other In
stances. AZ that time there vas no registration
law, and since the last registration law the petit
tioner has lost his papers. Ever since he was
naturalised he has voted. Tho question raised
was whether In the absence Of record proof Il was
competent for the petitioner to show By oral tss,
mony that he had been properly naturalired and
was n citizen entitled TO registration. The eenrt
decided that oral proof in the premises was sufh-
eient, and passed an order directing Colonel Mann.
the register, 10 place the petitioners name the
registration books, provided be shall answer, IN
der oath, afhrmatively such questions - 10 the
length ofhs residence In the county, etc., required
bv Act Of Asaemhlv.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-30

The Coming Fair.-Ths Is the last oppor,u.
nifty VIC will have TO call upon our people. whether
farmers, gardeners, manufacturers, or the ladies
without whose interest and cooperation no pub.
lie enterprise can succeed in this communiiy-to
do themselves. the Society and the county justice
in the extent, variety and value Of their con,ri-
buttons TO its attractions.
Baltimore county. one Of the largest in the
Eastern States, with an intelligent and refined
population aud great aggregate Of wealth. ough,
to make display Of her agricultural and mechani-
cul products far greater than she has yet done.
The benefits TO accrue from such an exposition are
wide reaching and general.
The approaching exhibition in every depart
ment promises 60 surpass all the others the county
Society has held. Our fine cattle. our bloodel
and draft horses, have made for themselves and
their breeders regulations which are a. extended
now almost the continent. Visitors are ex.
pecied from widely separated portions of the
country. From States as far apart az Massaehu-
sets and Georgia, gentlemen have written Of their
intention TO be present II the fair next week 90
inspect our ioeks and herds. These must be able
TO carry away good reports of the enterprise, the
public spirit aud the capacity Of our community.
To produce this eject every class, every man and
woman. indeed, In this community ought TO con-
tribute his and her part 10 make the exhibition
represent a. fully a. may be the fertility and the
immense resources Of Baltimore county. Self in
terest. patriotism, combine 10 require this at their
hands!
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-30
Miscellaneous.
NOTICE

IN 10 TmH-
Policy Holders or the HSeoDle,s n m.
tual Live Stoek Insurance. 90.
OF Baltimore. Nd.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-30

Prof. Reed and his Pupiis.-At meeting
Of the pupils Of TowsontOwn high school. held on
Monday, the following preamble and resolution.
were adopted:
We, the undersigned. pupils Of Towsontown high
school, desire 10 express the profound pain that
the resignation Of Prof D. c. Reed as principal 81
our school has incurred 60 Us. Our parting will
be one full Of feeling one that we are not pre-
pared 20 meet. and one that will cause an impedi.
inent 60 our future happiness pupils Of Towson-
town school, lie has, during his stay with u.. in
deibly stamped memories upon the tablets Of our
hearts that will las, when We have been swept
from this earth and wrough, deeds 50 noble that
time can never erase. and by his chasie. honora.
Bile and aheetonaie life endcared himself TO all
who enjoyed the pleasure of his acquaintance.
especially his pupils. who always looked forward
Co him their kind friend and jealous In structor
His resignation will cause a vacancy hard 10 Gil
by one worthy.
Ther.Jore be Il rs.oirsd. That We as pupil. Of
his class tender him sincere and hearty thanks
for the many good works he wrough; beneficial TO
us, and that he takes the good wishes of Us all
with him in his new field of labor with the infalli
bic assurance Of entertaining for him the highest
personal esteem.
Rssotred. That n copy Of these resolutions DO
published in two Of the county papers. aud that
copy be suitably engrossed and presented to him.
HowARp Isaac. llARRY MrRRVNAS,
FRANCIS WHEELER, WILLIAM RoDGERs,
jos. CRowTHER, Vincent DAWSON,
JonN ESsoR, THOMAS HARrIsAx,
EDwARD GERMAN, JAMES RopGEEs,
GFoRsE NJ cocunAN
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-30

TriHiiy Church, Long Grcsn.--Serviees by Rev.
A. J. Barrow, rector, every Sunday afternoon, at
$50 o'clock.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-30

WALKER BooTs.-if you want Walker Boot.
call on james Phprs. hoo, anl .hoe dealer. next
door % POsioffce. ToWsontoNn.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-30

Splendid Display OF Horses.--0n Thurs
day Of the fair an unique feature viii be the ex-
hibition on the track % Mr.. WIN. 7. walters' Per.
ehsron horses, eight Of which will be shown In
harness. These magnificent equine specimens are
known all over the eountry and their appearance
In this manner win evoke, ~ they deserve, un-
bounded applause, aud viii prove great feature
Of the fair.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-30

Baifimore Great NJ y. CRHrck.-Epsou,, Tow
sOntown, II q. M; Pine Grove, $50 p. m, preach.
ing by Rev. Mr.. Reese, Of Baltimore. Ridge
Chapel, 1880 n. M; Ph@nix, $50 p. m, preach
ing nv Raw John NJ Gill
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-30
LossES REr6nTrn ~ nain'

1Ns'1S hBNVNAE sNUl RAID.
VIM. J. Schneider. Washington. u. c.......sI2O 90
livery dollar Of the above was paid by the Com.
pany before making an assessment.
The Peoples is an Insurance Company. tpays
just the amount it, policies call for without any
qualifications. II hasits Stock Inspected and 6xes
the amount II will carry on each animal. thereby
avoiding excessive valuation, which 10 simply
speculation. Parties who desire Insurance on their
stock should apply TO THE PEorLE's; those who
wish 20 speculate should apply elsewhere.
The Commissioners Of Baltimore county
nave insured the horses belonging 10 the Fire be-
Partment Of the county In this Company.
send to this Office for circular explaining our
plans, or call or write 10 Agents for Baltimore
county; Nh. G0TLEIB II. ERDMAN, Lauraviile,
Nd; Carr. W. I. FAITHFUL, Tax Assessor for
the County, ALEX. MCCORMICK, Esa-, Garden
vile; J. II. 8. CLARK, RossvfIle.
-OFFICERS.-
PSs'idsnf-ROHT.s 5. c0RsE. ESQ.,. formerly Cs.s.
missioner Of Baltimore county.
Vice PrssidsBf-wM. d. SANDS. Esq, Editor .
american Farmer"
Tt"sHrsr-GEO. ". :. HOFFMAN. ESQ.,, Of W
u. Hoffman 4 sons. Paper Mfgs.. Baltic. C
Sserefary-ELI ". FREE TApriI 22.-Sm.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-30
OFFICE NO. m SOUTH sTREEr

The following IL . statement Of
the business Of the Company, a. In
found BY the Board Of Directors at MHS
their quarterly meeting. held on4'IZZ<SA
Tuesday, July n, Iss2: W9V
Number Of Policies In force $50, covering In.
suranee TO the amount Of $3.50, 600
Value Of assessable liability Of Policy .holders
according TO the Company calculations, s2s 500.
LOSSES PAID.
Charles q. BlumhArt, wilkins st.. Baltic. a Iss. 90
John Decker. 2l4 Columbia ave-, Baltic 1890
J. krause, IL and ~ Barre IT.. BaIto...... i2s.0o
Dr.. J. Horton Kelley, Kent co., Nd, teou) 5000
Frank Lauer. 2i6 Aisquith st.. Balto..... o.. 100
u. Z. coburn, Centre Market, Washing
ton, ID. C....... ...................... 5000
W. j. Chapman, York and William sts.,
1890
james Barnes. Colora, Cecil county. Nd $500
John =. Kerns. 600 ". FAyette st., BALTIC. 1900
Charles J. Lindeman, 2i5 S. broadway,
IJo 90
Geo. Schultz, Calvert0n road and Balti-
more st., Baltimore. ................ 1900
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-30

The Largest Yet.-Mr. John Russell. living
near RandalstoWn. "a district, raised this season
from two pounds Of Siberian seed wheat three and
one-half bushels. The seed Was obtained from the
Patent Office. This Il the largest yield We have
yet heard Of and We don't think Il can be surpassed
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-30

The FIRST American inscription upon the
ebciisk. nov standing in Central Park. New York,
will be use DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. Price IS
cents
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-30

Committee OF Reception for the Fair.
The following gentlemen have been appointed
10 receive the distinguished orator and the In
vited guests at the coming fair: Col Daniel Jeni-
fer. chairman A. $. Abel Robert Moore, Sam'l
Shoemaker. Esqs., and Gen. Bradley T.Iehnson.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-30

es-Nsx, Monday and tuesday will be the last
days upon which oPpor,uni,ie. will be presented
TO get Registered before the November election
II you expec; to vote you mus, have your name
placed on the lis,.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-30

Es-Promp; reply made TO all isi,er..-sz
June ?s.'S3y.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-10-28

nom the introduction u the lighter raw sugars,
our American fchnen need no, have any ap.
prchensiona on that point. People here have
been educated 10 Il, although they sometimes
&c, terribly cheated, because some u the sugar
which comes from the refinery is' or 40 Dutch
standard, will not polah,e over sS- % 80.
This Is owing TO the manner u making Il Il
the second of third pro,luc, u the refinery, a
apongy mass, and the dearest sugar man can
buy. Il Is called coffee augaL Glusoac IS IN
doub,cdly mixed with sugar, mainly with sof
augat Il Is made Wy the use u sulphurio acid
and once that mlphuric acid ia mingled with
the mass in producing glucose from corn, It
can nevc, he fully eliminated. The higher the
duty on imported sugars, the greater will bc
the temptation to adultcraie them and the
motc glucose will be mixed with sugar You
can scarcely buy in the city u New York a
barrel u sugar house syrup that Is not mixed
with glucose. They are using immense quan.
| ufisa II IL %
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-10-28
THE NA72YE MEETING.

The p. c. 4. Processes to be jubilant over
what it is pleased TO style he Jaii0s Of the
mass meeting assembled a, Kawaiahao Church
ON the evening Of Monday last. That such a
feeling, however, is heigned, is but a reason.
able inference from what actually took place
at the meeting and must be entertained by any
intelligent person who might have been pre-.
sent and who is capable Of comprehending the
actual state Of the political situation. Being
thus far convcnant with the matter, however,
il is very easy TO comprehend that the attempt
made by the paper referred to to slur the
character and standing Of the meeting. is bu,
desperate effort a, bluff, plainly attributable
to its own knowledge Of the intrinsic weakness
of the cause ii has SO long bu, 50 unsuecess.
fully sought by every means to sustain. The
a,iemp, to pass the subjec, over with rdicale
Is too thin.
Tha, the meeting was no, large one We
adm, but in this fact lies the reason iha,
the government party were able TO boast Of So
large proportionaie representation as il did.
Il Is easy to understand tha, BY little mani,
palation (which was doubtless resored to In
this easel hundred os more followers. drawn
from among soldiers and other gosernmen,
employers, and the retainen of the palace,
could be gotten together on any special ceea-
sion, especially when led BY Minis es of the
Crown. Bu, ,he psopostion d followers would
doubtless have bsen less had the meesing been
larger. The bad state Of shs weather. and the
very psesalen, bapssssioa ,ha, The meeting
was to have hesn psspoaed usse saosgh 70
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-10-28
SHIPPING NOTES.

The Am sch. Claus Spreeels is undergoing repairs
at Sorensons wharf.
The >. N, 5, 5, City Of New York will be due from
San Francisco this n.
The Nor bark Iniacos is at Brewer h Co.'S wharf
diSchargisg general cargo from New York.
There vessel (no given) Of about 900 tons
loading at New Castle, \. w. for this port, Oct 9TH
The Haw. bk. lolan is at the Esplanade dlseharging
the last OF her cargo. She will sai for Manila about
Nov Ist
The Am. bark Caibarien is at Brewer & Cat wharf
loading slowly Tor San Francisco, sail early next
week.
Our thanks due, and hereby rendered, to Capt
Howard, Of the Consuelo and Pufser Mcdonald, OF
the Iealandia, for files Of late papers
The u, s. 5. Alaska engaged yesterday forenoon
IN shslling the wreck Of the Niagara For further par
noularS, see another column.
The Am bgtns Consueo arrived ON Monday last ~ y
days from San Francisco. She has docked at the old
steamship wharf discharge her cargo and will prob.
ably return to San Francisco about Saturday next.
The latest report from the wicked ship Niagara is,
that the wheat has nearly all washed Of her through
the holes made In her by the torpedoes from the u S
S. Alaska
The Am. bkne ]. A. fakinburg arrived las, Wed.
nesday from San Francisco VIA Mahukona, where she
discharged portion of her cargo. The balance she is
discharying AT the old custom house wharf
The Am bkine kitSap arrived on Tuesday last from
Port Gamble with about Soo,ooo feet OF lumber which
she Is dschang the foot Of for street The KitSap
,s hne booking vessel and good carrier and is the
largest barksnine that has been built the Pacific
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-10-28
IMPORTS.

From Sydney and Auckland, per 5. S. ztalanda, Oct.
,s.-J Girvin. 6 dry gcods { Fishe, rolls
mating, 10 pkgs dry goods Wilder a Co, : yellow
metal, frames telling, esks nails, bdl sheet copper,
~ bales oakum; J Wodchouse, pkg lawn tennis, Col
Judd. Capt Mist kohler and A w Richardson
pkg mdsc each. iiaekfeld Co, saddles pcs tim.
bef; Miss Duncan, effects; Order 50 sks oats.
From San Francisco, per Consuelo, Oct sl-H h
Melntyrc Bro, 700 pkgs sugar. IS pieces pipe Brown
Co,sy cs gin, 10 6 ~hiskey 70 6 ~ine Honister
60, c. almanaes; A HugginN, pkgs furniture; Aw
Bush, 'si pkg sroseries 200 A'sks aour Levers q
Cooke, ioj pkgs paints; MeInemy. pkgs soda water
APPARATUS, Castle Cooke, Il. stationery; Union Feed
%, rsr hales hay oho sks grain, etc; NJ Grnlaum a
%, 100 sks hour, cracker, terce hams, csks
wine, dry goods, g hats paper; NJ Phillips
Co. pkg erccksy, ~ pkgs furniture and household
goods @ w Mscarlane A Co, IS pkgs bakng powder,
50 bbls lime, .Da sks feed bs traps. q, pkgs Giant
powder, tanks gasoline; 4 = Adams, as pigs harni.
ture, Allen Robinson, tyo,ooo shingles; W q Irwin
Co, 100 bhl, lime, sks flour, pkg hardware. bar
on, soo lcx lumber, gos SIS bone meal, u Strong
es ai,sis 'naiersa aud Issj pkgs assorted mdse TO
From sa nfranciseo, per J A Falkinburg, oet. as
Wilder Co, 50 bales hay, sks harley, tsoo hdlS
shingles. iTon crank aud shaft W @ Irwin Go, %
- bread, u pkgs crackers. Castle Cooke % non
pipes, "a pkgs non sleeves sS pig, lead, pig clamps
~ pleee, pipe. b khlers Co, dry goods; 4 O.
fhrum, nosions, iiofisehlaegsr a 60. G. rubber
goods; A w Pierce Co, ~ bales duck bales twins;
Phillips Co @ clothing, 40 plg, furniture: II
Maekisld 60, 9 cotton. A krah, bs showcase;
Wing We Chan Co, a. pkgs tobacco; Order, so,eoe
hard lfll
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-10-28
COMMERCIAL.

w NNNNNT ~ tNNFt
AnW aesies of activity in tnd. or,iss boz tet o..
fster,sd ibis ssst bot thstt have i~su na transactions
~ note fsr-usd calling ~ sts,hl msutian
II has been inumstst that a.ws 4 ow hafjssv
dealers ests ,ua soai position tn tsts advantage ~
ths sntiy fstafs ss au.ur ts natl manufa,tutsia
on a,s, hot hsd aas been wIHa, sp.l ~s doub, na,
,hs maiuHty ~ iwtuttst' ~ tsI1-srs 80 sn hod
thsm,sl,s, g, fortunately situated ~, ro, ONLY vas
ihsfs Fa siH,t at hand tut hs rr,sut sui,N n Mo
i..s.si G1m Nss Na,t sdioi .ImsihiHg bts ,.t.-
'sses i1 ths nWi So change ~s ssn, ha, hesu
msds boz tate, hsts vet houuh reais,, .'n tead'Y
tho .nd,,aut sfs fa,tsbs f,s sun'n,us isndou.,
un msttsi fatss
" hrrNe matters ,hs owv,m ,staos, since our
w., have 81. issa ~ san lpu,,.,r, sll II ~h,h we've
hfht, ,bs total values iyths Wru.t 'sss ysSs-hs
snd ist taafass tsiog nu, i,t8. '.tai ths sri,aia
~ thr Same psat have ns,n ihs y,sd,-is. ,spsD,l
1SitIs1b'F su.i Ausst
Probably rhs r b. .ill arrive the 'Yr ~ NDa l'f'h
fdn .,sH frsuItHH. r.ti taI.. b. tHr af.t Ir.f
ua thu,ais, us,t, che ,d pu.,. vti b. hell Of "a.
hsHa w ..sH.i.r au.I..u ..i. " aHl. ~ hr tuHailH
estate, ", pau,.ia a. vh,lh ,ss au,tuu ,ulumn
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-10-28

account iof The limited attendance and 20 ,he-e
for,uiious circumstances are mainly owing The
results Of which the r. {. 4. and the ki,i, arc
- boasiiul. Bu, any one can very readily
imagine the strength " cause that needed 10
send Minister u the Kings Cabinci ~ N,
hcdhSt. fot the pufpose II breaking W a
respectable meeting, the objects u which was
both lawful and proper Common dccency
should have Forbidden any such officer 10 par
tioipale In q meeting n that nature, bot the
genilthan referred 10 has, on more instances
than one, shown his utter disregard fof lhat
very necessary ingredient u gentleman.
notwithstanding, however, that the Mini,
ierial mob, Al the hack ~ their leader marched
out in body and created a disturbance by
hopting and shouting In the door and half
ways, the meeting proceeded deliberately with
the business they had opme together to iran.
saet they passed their resolutions and ap.
pointed committee 10 ptcsen, them. II
spoke well for the part u the meeting which
remained, that there was M actual breach u
the peace, fpr the proyocalion was great. and
perhaps may have been designed for such q
leader, and with such following, it would bc
difficult to estimate the poasibililira, and
where the government begins such a thing do
they calculate the end
On Thursday, the 96th inst, the commiitc,
waited on The King and presented the series u
resolutions carried. They were gracioualy rc
ceiyed by the King, who was attended by NJ
Gibaonj the matter was promised his consider
alton, aud would be replied to by his minister
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-10-28
JOSEPH COOKS ADDRESS IN FORT
STREET CHURCH.


A full house gathered last Sunday evening to
hear this distinguished lecturer. 1t was rep
resentative audience, too, such as could not be
seen in any other place than Honolulu, with its
cosmopolitan community. 1t was rare op-
portuni,y, and all classes were ready to enjoy it.
Business men and planters, lawyers and clergy
men, the devout and the unbeliever, the
cultured and the illiterate, the savant and the
sailoI-old and young-it was a most promis-
cuous assembly. The lecturer appeared, sa,chel
in hand, for the Zealandia was to sail at nine
O'Clock, and minutes were precious. lie had
made such engagements for the winter that all
the time he could spend at the islands was the
few hours that the steamer remained in port
Our citizens generally, and especially his col.
lege classmate, Chief Justice Judd, were greatly
disappointed al the brief stay he had allowed
himself, ye, thankful for the readiness with
which he complied with the invitations to de-
liver an address on some Of the themes with
which years Of study had made him familiar.
In appearance, Mr.. Cook is FAR from being
the typical student. Instead Of spare, slight
form, with the scholarly stoop and spectacle
shaded eyes, there stood on the platform a
stout, strongly built man, Of large brain and
nervous activity, Of open face and iorid com.
plcxion. In delivering his address. the lee
turer spoke much Of the time with closed
eyes. as Il talking in monologue and recalling
words and phrases in which his thinking had
been cmbalmed, rather than as one holding
direct converse with his audience and thinking
moment by moment, of what he was To say and
its effect on his hearers. The address was de.
livesed in loud, ringing voice, with his head
thrown back. as Il champion Of noble cause.
The thoughts and sentiments were as the fash
ing Of blades on the battle field and the clarion
tones Of the trumpe, rather than like an organ
played by some master hand. and with lis sweet
tones OF quiverins harnonies reaching the
depths Of feeling in the soal.
Matt. 1863 Was read as text aud the sub
ject chosen, though no, named, was evidently
"The signs of the Times"
"In liie." said the speaker. ',here is moth
Ing 80 much worth living ios As dealh;" and
then proceeded TO impress upon his hearers as
the 6Is, significant fac, in human experience.
the exceeding bsesi,y Of life, 10000 working
houn al mos,. When the las, hour comes will
il find Us Al peace with our Maker. OF oul Of
sympathy with himl II NC have been delis-
cred fsom the love u sin, have We been deliv-
cred also from the gull, Of sini This can only
b< though the means God has provided.
shsasgA ihc aioaeuens aaaie by jesus Christ
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-10-28

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