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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-03-04
The Rx,ension Question.

The Annapolis eorFespondsnt q the baltimore
S--. 10 . letter this seek. ssys The matter q
Krsa, imyortsses o. the city q BAitinors !. the
sHtsssien u the city limits. A ball 10 provide Cor
sHtsasion sas introduced ssms seeks ago anI 70.
fsrFsd 20 a eomgities composed q the sis BAIti-
more cogEty members. ala from Baltimore city
aud three from disinterestsd eountss The Bal
timors city members the mi,ise are in faysr
the baiiimore eounty people opposed. and the bal
snee ~ the COMMITTEES are believed 10 fasor city
sstshsion. The bill. if reported q the Ilosss a.
!, should be shortly. stand. good ehanse q pass
ing that bsdy. and possibly the Senate. % a. 70
alio- the voters 81 the Belt 10 decide uksfhsr %
no, they van, % come into the city"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-03-04
Death @, an Army Surgeon.

hsisT jeAn u Frssis. = ssrg~es 10 he
AfmY sn4 "a Z tie late lisrry frantt fsf
snanv Yeas . r~si4~nt = ths "A disirist II tAis
eouniy. iisi 10 naiiiuoFs - rhur.isy ia'i Fsf
the past see ysNFs hs ha4 hssn "a s,rs ieAss q
se.snes ssi Asd -rssi parties - ~ ;ins ~ ihs
hst spfine.. Asksnss. br fr.n;s .ass bru;hsr-
10 la y TIE ate Gap, 1. v. HassF.tiss 80 aisi
st Euet isisna. an. . sAou ti'ss sgs. .nt -ha
~as sell kae~n Ia this epunty
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-03-04
MorfRagees 9als

y. ". Brian. ssesicnesr. solI "a M0nisy. %
the premises. fer CAas- Hsrssx. Esg. attorney.
unisf . mortgage frsm Richard ". hay add uifs
10 John Miiks. its acre. 81 LAID. ~ miles fra
ChAss's Station. on the EbensssF road. isth dis
trics. % Jacob Gsrst. for sis.so per acre. There
are ordinary Improvements on the property.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-03-04
MARRIAGrS.

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a. 80 HA4sFA ~ - Ff.a-s q rsaos esftssa-ss
Fees. ts H. rtrtat. J..s. y JsrsEs
q ls.fla.rs q. hslaaras O. uart. a-.r aazst
tsf aata.at Il-nf q sststrss4rg Pence
tsutN 10 hElEN -uu fssraa-v I.ft
30 het fasAer hrr4. rat-.ss T. truaghan
Nargarrf Frrn k.ft q fEls -s1rfs
WILLIAM -uHTMtAEE 70 NJ iaft
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.isas q frg 49, g. Laara -aas-aassr
laagHfsr w "a -tasmatss q Der 4sarr
la. IA AsEE -i-s Fstraa-, 80 IS be-
..th Reeves. - Hasn ,.-iat ~ Ia. o. -
-erft O.. lafss a=sr. q Ea'fi1ers -..r
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-03-04


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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-03-04
List OF Latter

Remaining uncaliei for In the Garlensiiis poet
eakes for the meath esding Feb. 3sth. win be
seat 10 the Dead Letter ofbee March soth. " net
called for Thomas Eniish. George Rissek. CARTS
A. coaausy. Miss Alice l. Harvey, Paul schoiE
ftorsignl. Mas JaiiA d. Batise. :.
J. N. HEnnEAsS, =. ".
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-03-04
Postal Affair. in Baltimore County

The Poet Rosts bin jest passed b. "a. 4 :.
senate pres iass fer sstablshinE the fails-inE
rosie. 10 Baltimers eeunty
fruw cs<ssys'is;s. sss ss;ss= s=s :===;ss=
O. Black Raek.
Frvn To-.0Htsss. VIA Jovpa rad. to Hsrfard
tuFnVike Rad.
There are now toe nails . day from Baltimore
% LutAsrviils By y Z. Railroad.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-03-04
I)OSAL NJ. JOHN

',nt.ts. .4s goa qsahts, Z cher ss-iaT
Nses'rs' sraii' o.. uT h-aiaars = Ha-tinsry.
ta' H1u Ter afus- ed raiss4 ,afretssnsst,.
Il BE- a. us'at's To- o. 20 tsarass Euns sithsr
fpEW AEt 30 HtrEw ARD. ssu.rs 'te .ams
s1ftef ~ag- u b. TO 90 t.ss stfsa y ssw * "a
clinss ara boz -arfrrisl - iltF ysars ley
.tasf -EN iNs MACHINE ant' see srau.ns
tts HOi A. y joins o. ter4 ire r.r-4fa-
f.- ssls tF nENbEE-HN
Hrrrfai tF-ti 80 Ht-i1sl All Bat. taart.es
re- pffitt ,. D. rter. Hsrfef4 r.atfg NJ
Nar.k a.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-03-04

asdisnss - near b ths weeping point thai thsy
have gotten out their hnn2ksrehlefs, and thea
suddenly changes his toe and speaks e ths nsr-
Lea q Do. BsIis csugh eyrup he 10 hound % rs1ss
. feeling q lnAIgnalien.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-03-04
The Phoenix FACTORY Firm.

Articles Of limiisd go. partnership wsrs alsd for
record 10 the Clerks ethes Of the supsrior Court
with Robert Garrett A Sons. for the purpose q
carrying on the manufacture % cotton goods al
the Ph@nix Cotton faetory, on the n. G. u. r.,
In this county. Mssas. Jarrett a Sons are the
special partners for the sum Of si0. zoe, aud Mr..
Boehm the general partner. The style ofths hrm
10 Boehm Co.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-03-04

iShoe !Sass.-n yoa uans srst-elass hasl-
made shoes 60 10 Phipps Bros-. nsxt door % the
pssfskc.s Towsontswh. A great variety Of all
kinds q shsss esastansly On haDa. R7siri.s
drs-psiy dose.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-03-04

Col. G. Irving Diiiy, who has been eonhnsl %
HE residence IN the lee district. Cor zone time L.
90 are very glad 10 learn. rapidly Improving and
will be able % sttsnd 90 Business in very short
time. This vii be wsieome news % his many
warn friends In Baltimore county.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-03-04
Asslsnmen, for the penen, OF cr,d,,or.,

Mr.. Joseph d. Mitchell. Of this place, on satur.
day last made an assignment 20 Messrs. Charles
\. fendail and Thomas J. 0orsuch, trustees, for
the bene6t of his creditors. The assignment in.
eludss Me-. Mitehell's residence on the York road,
about one mile below Towsontown; Q lot ON the
Hiilsa rod. and the stock In the store formerly
kept By Mrs. M. A. sAssisy. The trustees bonded
in the sum Of eli, 600.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-03-04

Rev. J. L. Kiilgors. Of stswartstown, Pa, viii
deliver lecture IN Fairvisw Methodist ehareh. on
the JarFsttsvilis pike. near M. W. II. Curtis
Subject @past and prsssnl"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-03-04
A Prolinc Eve.

Mr.. Eduard :. Peeree. q Duiany's Valley. has
. cotswoid sws shss dropped three sne lambs on
the Let instant. They al of the sire, ap-
parsntly healthy and doing yell.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-03-04
The German Bap.is,.

The herman Baptis,s. % Dankards, a. they are
epansnly called. iatsly organized a congregation
81 WAssrly, and last uesk . congregation uas
also ofganiIsi At Mon factory Ist district whsrs
serr ices gill be held once every too months. The
fplio~ing are some q the traits q the church
German BAp,isis. generally kn0un a. DankaFis,
ass Incorporating AdvOeAtes of primitive Chris.
tianiiy in ali ID ssuisbi purity.
They recognize the Sss Testament a. the only
infAliibs rule q faith and practice,
And maintain that the sovereign. unmsrted,
unsolei,sI grace q Tod Is the only source ofpar.
That the Viearious suaerings aud mertorious
works u Christ are the only price of redemption
That Faith, Repentance and Baptism are con.
ditions Of pardon. and hence for the remission q
sins:
That Trine Immsrsion or dipping the candidate
three times face forward il Christian Baptism;
That Feet Washing. ~ taught In John -. IL .
divine command % be observed In the church:
That the Lords supper IL . full meal. and. 10
connection With the Communion, should be taken
In the evening. OF after the close % the day:
That the ssiutaiion % the Holy Kiss. or Kiss
q Charity, 10 binding upon the followers Of
Christ
Tha, War and Retaliation are contrary to the
spirit and sef-dsnying principles u the religion
Of Jesus Christ:
That Non Conformity 10 the world In dress,
customs, daily walk and conversation 10 essential
20 true holiness and Christian pisty.
They maintain that 10 public worship, or re-.
ligious exercises, Christianity should appear a.
directed In Cor, ~ Z, 5.
They also advocate the seriptural duty of an.
nointing the sick with oil In the name of the
Lord.
In short they are vindicA,ors Of all that Christ
and the Apostles have enjoined upon ne, and aim,
amid the conflicting theories and diseords 81
modern Christendom "a point cot ground that all
must eoncede 10 be infallibly safe.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-03-04

Laeerary Entertainment and Concert.
A iiisrsxy and mnsisal sntsrtaismsnt, 20 BE-
given By amateur tAisnt from the city, win bs
held In sheslsy's Hall, Tevseutewp. Wednesday
evening, March sth, commencing 81 9 o'clock.
Proessds for the bsnsatoft N. X. church. Ad-
mission IS and 10 csnts.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-03-04
From ches.nu. Ridg.

i there npt some other uay o. raise Ministers
salarie. than pulpit begging Their appeal, js.t
before CSnfsfsnce are sometimes piteSus. Aiiss.
ing that the iaboreF 10 w0fihy q his hire 10 u not
degrading most sacred eface 20 compel ministers
70 bsroms prfsssional beggars or g. uiihoa, their
ofttimes kasd.earbed pay
some u our young people are lhiulgihg Ia
social dancing % the regret q their pastors. 20
whom they, short time since. made prDnises a.
fsrsase the world. Bat then dancing IL very ss.
citing and persons who are drA-n into . church
By sSeitsnsnt generally g. ou, through excite
ment.
A correspondent 81 the Jssrsaf. purpor,inx 20
be from the Ridge tried 10 make fsn ~ ~ By call
ing the Ridge the land ~ sassafras roots. n
some u the Rdgi,ss get hold u him sAssAfras tea
Won't save him.
The citizens &c shawan are sadly in need %
new school house. the In use luhich the
School Board rents being unht for even . stable.
A patron Who visited the school says be could
count stars through the roof. We sspec, be had
been taking some shawan tangle foot and only
wonder he did no, see more than stars. The
Mayor of shAwan says the town contain. more
children 90 the square inch than any other town
o. the same number % families In the State. and
he IL strictly trsthfal-and very m-fAt.ik.
A thief visited the mesthouse % Mr.. Henry
Cronhardt, few nights since. aud helped himself
10 two large hams, weighing about 10 pounds each.
some pudding. soup beans and corn meal. lie
was quite moderate a. the room contained over Is
pieces Of meat 60 pounds oflard and lot % apple
butter. which he sampled hat did not take. Mr..
Cronhasdt regrets that he cannot personally pre-.
sent his eompiimenis TO 80 generous thief. ].
From Brookiandviiie. 9th District.
The Northern Central Railway Company IL
erecting new station house al Rogers Station on
the Green Spring branch. Il Is nov almost
finished. IL quite pretty building and makes the
station much more attra,tive. II the Company
would make the fare on this branch uniform with
that the main line u would give great sAtisfae.
ton TO the transient patrons d the road. From
Brosklandviils % DAiti@ers the fare u - eenfs,
bot by . strange Discrimination the Company
charges only 10 cents 90 woodberry and from
there TO baltimore n cents. making . total of ~
cents, so BY paying fare 10 woodbsuy and from
thers % Baltimors the passenger en- ride esnts
cheaper than By buying through ticket. Is not
this queer way 10 do businessf On the main
line the fare is cents per mile. Al this rais Ne
would pay only 10 csnts while al present, ~
stated. We pay IS cents. This 10 surely unjust.
Mr.. Edward Couling IL buiiding . new dairy.
He intends 10 make creamery butter. and 10 this
end has purchased . patent creamery, batter
workers. prints, &e.
Col. A. d. Brown Il putiing large addition 10
his farm buildings. Want of stable room, sup
pose, has compelled him 10 extend the building.
KNARy.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-03-04
BALTIMORE PRICE uRRENT
aaEHt.TFr sfftLfus
o. 7. a % q z " 3 o %,

flour FEEu 80 ALL EfNrs FEETIiI
ZEE- -EEu- FI0bt GA
ias Worth Troaa ~. baltimore.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-03-04
Miscellaneous.
Field & Garden Seeds
Fertilizer. ofss.aa.ra Rr..s..

''li stacs 81, --s-s - ifaa 80 zass fsliaEss
gre-ers-ffsst as ;rss . ssns
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-03-04

s-.sit Tarusr, Asa. Eans Fla.t kats
er.ftt Tarrsrs t1ea,assi be FaosF a.
nftrtt Ta-nsr's Akatrs FlArt Fao4
e raatt A Esrusfs Ess bass
hassr iitssaisf4 L.ss
rr4s fi.ss..tsi E.rs
TartsF.s Ea-s.s..f arf f'kastksts
Ha@sv Ftrsls..- se4 Phasthar.
i4sisr a. Hsfsl.-ss FhasFhsiss
isr4fl4 49, t'-sa..la aann4.
Pias'sf a
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-03-04
ounpowder Agricultural Club.

The regular monthly mssiisg Of this club wal
held ut the residence Of Mr.. d. Mclean Hardisty
near Cockeysviiie. last Saturday, when the fol
lowing was unanimously adopted;
"ft having come - the knewiedxs % this Cial
that efforts are being made BY the ofieiais Of th'
Agricultural College 20 have restored TO that In
stitusicn the State appropriation heretofore with
drawn at the instance Of this and other farmers
organizations:
"Rs.eirsd, That the Gunpowder Agriculture
Ciub request the delegation from this county Il
the Legislature 10 oppose and vote against am
such expenditure 81 the tax payers money 10 a
institution which hes long proved liz inefheisnc,
10 advance IN any direction the agricultural Inter
ests Of the State"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-06-07
Clark and Boutwell,.

North Adams, Mass. 5.-LawyeI
Psrkhurst, who examined the books OF
Clark s. Boutwell,, in behalfofthe stock
holders of the Stormont Mine, has issued
another letter to the stockholders. he
says the majority Of the stock of this
mine is owned by those who desire q
change in the management; that there il
necessity for immediate action: First, to
find out exactly what CLARK s. Both
well owe the stockholders and determine
the best way of obtaining payment;
second, to protect those who paid the as
sessment of25c. share, without injus-
tice to thosewho have not; third, to see
that the bullion from the mine is re-
ceived by responsible parties, and there
will be no misrepresentation Of the pro-
fits; fourth, to ascertain what has become
OF the proceeds Of $4,000 additional
shares of stock issued under the manage
ment Of Clark s. Boutwell,; and fifth, to
consider a reorganization. He states
that North Adams stockholders paid &c.
a share on their stock to maintsin their
rights, and urges similar action by other
As soon as arrangements
for the new management the Stormont
are made, measures will be taken to pro-
1uee unity of action by stockholders in
other mines of CLARK & Boutwell,.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-06-07
TELEGRAPHIC
Casualties.

Petersburg, Va, ga storm in North.
ampton County, North Carolina, yester.
day, ruined the cotton, wheat and corr
crops. Felter's Academy and many
other lsrEe buildings were demolished By
wind. The telegraph poles on the Sea-
board and Roanoke Railroad were blown
down. Two more persons are reporte1
killed.
Coney Island, 6.-This morning a run
away locomotive on the elevated rail
way fell off the track at the switch at
West Brighton, and Inine persons were
injured and the track torn up.
All the injured will recover.
Evansville, Ind, 6.-The steamer
Evans yttle blew up this morning. Mate
Owen Gilmore was fatally injured, and
the fireman and ten Others were fatally
scalded. No passengers were injured.
Engineer Baker, the mate and three
negroes sHd two hogshesds Of tobacco
were blown from smidship into the river.
The boat drifted and caught fire, but the
flames were easily extinguished. The
fireman and ash-pul!er were wounded
fatslly.
st. Joha n. B., 5.-Jose Marks landed
here to-day. He was picked up at sea
after drifting about four days, without
food or drink He Gays he and ten others
left q fishing boat to attend the travis
when the fog shut them out from the
vessel and he does not know the fate Of
the other men.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-06-07
BRIEF KILOGRAMS.

Bismarck has returned to Berlin.
A mine has been discovered in Mes.
COW street.
Psrnell says the repression bill will in.
crease outrages.
The fort and guns at Alexandria are
All ready for business.
Dervisch Paahs hiss taken large mum
Der of presents to Egypt.
A new produce exchange was opened
in Pi:tsburg on Monday.
The frst clause Of the repression bill
hiss passed the House Of Commons.
Covington, KY, strikers cannot agree,
and have appealed to President Jarrett.
Operatives Of the South Wareham,
Mass, nail factory, have struck for
higher wages.
Bismarck hiss not replied to the INVITA-
ton to the conference Of the powers on
the Egyptis question.
The NewYork 7 ounglMsn's Democratic
Club approve Beck's bill permitting the
purchases and register Of foreign built
ships.
There was q big mass meeting in New
York, on Monday, to protest against the
''infAmous terms Of the newly adopted
penal CODE"
The owners Of Monticello cemetery,
where Thomas Jefferson is buried, will
not allow the remains to be removed TO
Washington.
It is now said that Secretary Folger
will soon resign. and be succeeded by
Don Cameron. who in turn will be sue
ceeded by his father, ex-senator Cam
eron.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-06-07
Grant is solid.

New York, 6.-Touching the stories of
Gen. Grants bankruptcy, an excellent
authority hiss the following: Gen. Grant
told me that from England, as well as
China, Germany, Japan and from other
countries he has received letters and tele-
grams asking him whether those rumors
were true, in some cases stating the re-
gret that that news had caused among his
friends, and that ell this had assumed
character quite dissgreeabIe to him. He
told me that he had not invested cent in
stock speculstions, in which it WAS sup
posed he had lost his capital, and that
those rumors had no other object than to
effect certsin stock in the market fer the
purpose of depreciating the former; that
for long time past he had made up his
mind not to contradict any rumors pub =
lished about him, and that for this res.
son he had not contradicted in . formal
manner those which referred to his sup
posed financial ruin; but that privately
he had to tell his friends that it was en-
tirely false and that he had not lost q
single cent in operations attributed TO
him
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-06-07
Good for the Northern Pacific.

Washington, 6.-The report of the iu.
dietary committee of the Rouse upon the
Northern Pacific land grants, takes the
ground that under the Limitations Of the
granting act the sole right which remains
in the United States at the present time,
is the right by its Congress to do any and
all acts which may be nesdful and neces-
sary to insure the speedy completion OF
the road. After careful review of the
condition of the road and what it has &C.
complished, the committee reach the
conclusion that it would not be advisable
to give its land grant to another COM
pany, or to sell them and apply the pro-
ceeds to the completion Of the road; that
the early completion OF the road will be
more readily accomplished by the policy
of non-interference on the part Of gov
eminent, and they therefore recommend
that no further legislation is necessary o T
advisable.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-06-07
Begging for Blaine.

Augusta, Me-, 5.-A call signed by q
large number Of influential republicans
in every county in the state, to the num-
Der Of several thousand, asking Blaine to
be candidate at large for representative
in Congress, is published. Blaine replies,
declining to stand for the place, pleading
bis tWenty-three years. public service,
which he left Gin consequence of the
tragedy that has involved deep changes
in the policy Of government" and says
he must attend to long-neglected private
duties. He asserts if his candidacy were
a necessity he would not deny the request,
but feels assured it is not.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-06-07
The Irish.

London, 6.-In the Commons, in the
committee on the repression bill, Hsr-
court consented to insert provisions as.
suring prompt trial, causing judges for
the special court to be selected by ballot
instead of being appointed, and obliging
judges to state their reasons for cOnvic-
ton in open court.
The News denies that Dillon is going
to America.
Dublin. 6.-The harvest prospects in
Counties LanRfOrd, WestmeAth, Ros-
common and Kings, are excellent. Rent:
are being paid everywhere. A reduction
about equivalent to that made in land
courts is being universally granted.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-06-07
A Hard worked officer.

Boston, Sat the annual field ban
quet of the ancient and honorable srtill-
cry company of Boston, letter was
read from Collector Werthington de-
cI lining TO respond to the toast, "Presi-
dent Of the United States" on the
ground that his duties would not permit
the loss Of time necessary. The letter was
received with storm of Kisses and
grosns.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-06-07
The Strikes.

Chicago, 6.-Ths brickmakers have
accepted the offer of compromise made
by employers, and go to work this morn
ing at wages ranging from 1924 to 81.
The workmen agree not to strike again
this year and to work with non-union.
men. The advance, l21l cents, is just
halfwhst the strikers demanded.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-06-07
MONETARY AND srOCKs
New York. lime 6 1899

Money, 1854; governments, ir-
regular; stocks, weaker aad lower;
Western Union, sI1s; Quicksilver,
So; Pacific, 391I; MarIposs, is[: Wells,
Fargo. 49, n. I: Central, l267S; Erie,
2s1z; Panama, 2O5; y: and r. g., 547S;
Union Pacific, l077z; Bonds, l1s;
Central Pacific, Isl; Bonds, 11711;
Sutro, q.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-06-07
Whom Does He suspect {?

New York, 5.--A cable note says
Count De Lesseps who is now in his 18th
year, was presented few days ago by
his young wife, with another child, the
tenth.