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Mdipr Vhiooe.

ASANtGA - tEFrp~
j tla6elpbta, &. 5cpt.-Si8 leBt
hat man im 8oftbauie Der 6rau goams all
2Galuutflra6e, in oeu Bbpp8 mobnte, fir
$1,000 2ebenamittel gefun5eI, Ote ans Or
mtIbaus geliefert, pon Der StaOt beSdblt
un1 non Ybipps mad fetucm Brtuatbaule
beiUrser mareu, tuabrenS bic SuIaIien 6e8
ArmeubauieS III ben SQiieru mt Abfalleh
nad ettpa8 G6bareul iuGteH, oa ite Sr.
8bipps bIngrig geben lieB ruJ uur etnmal
oes Gags NIT fauligen Rabruuq smitteln Tit
terte. SIN Yriuatz@eid]at8 orale bcS loru.
Pbipp8 fanO man eiugel0Ite &'d}Iel Sum Be
TRACE bon $2J0,000, nit tpclden TbippS bic
GGd)nungcn Der Armenbaus~Qiei ieranteH be-
5ablte, ehe er b1s @el0 arS Der StdottaiIc
bejog. @tntge Der gSedid ma cu pc Sar'
oep @lg0e, anOere bon eiuem gemiiien 9Sil-
ltamS unter3etdnet.
YhippS mar cine Der SauptIiiBeH BIS
n0flngs," Der in ter Nrmeubaus 9.uiIipu
io9euannte nIaupet8" gum StimueH con-
man.tr,e lTlO tie Spcng, baS repI0lltc Idle
2idet Su fttnlmen. 9ie ;peite 9tu,ltoL Oct
q. gSatv, Die lOgenanute 2lrmeuhau8s0j-
oifon," mar gang inter Der @ontrole oes
flIdt'g gen Gijrger8 gemelcn, Der bel le1er
gSabl etne repub ,taHiidle Dtaioritdt BON
23O Sttmmen lteTerte, mogegeL et uur 3pet
o0er orel 0em0tratu0e Stlmm'L erlaubte.
Sic WtuiOrttdt er3ielte Ibipp3 baourd), baB
er Sniaifeu Der 2nfnlt, iogeuarhtc ,8au
per8," ais 2lnaeifellte in ben 2ifeu aufilbrte
unO fie ;um Sttmmen 6e8 rep blttal den
Stdets 3tparg, Obidon iie nnn Be- Sta6t e.
halten murben unb bonn Stimm.edlt auSge
id)l0fen paren.
YbtGabetpbta, 6. Srptem5er. Dem
nSunoerterz@ @omite" ift etue g&a6rt6t 3uge
tommcn ietu, tuouad Dtaior Ybipps am
6reitag nat gtetu YOrt gereift in. @ebeintz
pOli;iften baben, ME eS beibt, i'm biz Ser
ie1z@ttD un0 Aemsyort perfolgt, bort aber
lc0e Spur BON Inn rerloreu.
Der Siitritts=2lnwalt duberte bcute gfad]z
n; ttag, 6aB er peri6teOene Beriouen perbafs
cu luTieu merbe, mel6e Bbipps bel ietuen
SdwiuUcleien 9iilfe geleiitet baben iOlleu.
YbilabeIpbia, 6. September. -
2luf Setrcibeu oeS ySun0ertet @ontte'S"
nnr0en beute &benb Die Matrone Oes Qtz
mcnbauies, Srau 6ate gloams, unO balo
barouf Scr SteWar6 bes Sufituts, Samea
s. Gromn, oerbaTtet. Se,be loltsn gemeius
lam fir Oas aymeubaus beftimnte Qebeu8
mtttel auf bic Seite gebrad)t baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-07
mi1tcniluFdu.

@ttte8barre 8a., 6. Sept.-Su Der
Gonpnpbsm sNins srstguste fd beuteRittag
stne Grubengas GrplOfou. Bergleute
iolIen pcrmunoet ietn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-07
Sine Secret GrplpIi or

Nem-Dort, 6. Sept. Nus Atlauta, Ga,
ruirO gsmeIbst, boB itd beute frib 3u SuOw
cine Seifsl,grplOiiOn ereiguet bat, ourh rDels
DE bret &rbetter getaetet ulroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-07
xSbhus i'm einem

&tleutopn, Beuui., 6. Sept. - SH
btefaeu QrmenbauIe 1T Der Igpbu5 auSge'
brO6en,u. ltegen ileben oetSnlallen an olsl. {
frontbeit Sarnte6er, bic ibriaeu5 aud ihou
mebrere Seuo9uer Der benz 5HltItut oena9s
bnrtprr S6ufer erarifieH bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-07
Sin QNirhrlffnrn1.

&sp-8eif, 8ta., 6. Sept.-@in @ir-
beliturm paiiirte geftern btdlt al 0et StQbt
borbei uno in Der 8tdturg 0Hi Cuba lin.
8ts ieet ift nod gidts pom SdGotgun8 uon
ICbsH ODER @igeutbUm beGanrt geiporOeA.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-07
Grefutors Sertauf

SIN 0ro6ea ittO @tn,elncn.
NpIffererz YSddrcn. Sprbaug Nfdte rialien
Sprbangi ifansen uue Ssarntefe
ure 2lIes ipas man am lleberSebeu alter uro ncuer
W0beIn br1udt.
6. SiSneD Norris & Gcmp.,
(Sept7, ,3ghes) Nr. IS, 6auo0erirGbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-07
Sff,iclle gsummclfabrten.

2Soo6S' Sole, 3iaii., 6, Sept.-Oer
Brdii6ent uno feline &egleiter laugteu bier
nm 80 llEr nit Dem r9eSpatdI" BON Stem
port, 8.zS., an.
Bort8moutb, N.sS., 6. Sept.-Ses
tretdr Chamber unternobm beute nit mebs
rercu 6reunbeu auf Commodore gSeus
9ampiiadlt cine @rfurfOu Oan Hiscataqua
binauf ucdl 9oberzYoiut.
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2ene RnSetseu.

SNorr6ndfs Gin inteliaenter oentider iuuser
S'S%%UuH<e Dtanu, tpelbcr eue quite Saub
itrcibt unb quite Gn7fephlugCn prinpeu tdrn.
Sbatman, Seller & Gpntp.,
(21N Nr sol, gSeit. 2iuItilro. etr.
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6npanna.

SopQrna, 6. Stpt. - 8dhrenb Oss
@trrmes in ber letteu Wadt wurOe bic ame.
rifnniide 8rigauttue .Gclipfe" Ieidjt bf'ba.
biqt. &ue telegrapbtlAeu 2cttuugeu auf beE
Gnip1 hrh nntfrhrohfn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-07
Gefegrap6if6e 9epefdet1.
guS Der SunOcSbauptftabt,

(Bert6ts Der AHociirten Prefie" fir ben Seutf4en
@prrsipcnhenteu.'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-07
0ermii@te teIe9rcpbift5e 0e.


Cine Qnbung bon 90 giauIeielUbe'
fimmt fir bic snpliihe Qrmee tn Ggppten,
pallIrts gsitsrE GRs8UfaIo, R,s9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-07
@crmii6tes.

@tne Gn;abl 0tatroien un0 Wariueiolya=
ten, uugefdbr $50, mir6 nddjiten Uioutag
uou Netp- Yorf radj 2lspintpal abfabren, nm
uuter bic Sd}1ffe oe8 iiioltdJen Gcidmo1ers
uertbeilt 81 merben.
Srieg8leiretdr 2tncolu febrte ntdt, pie
crpartet, bcute bon RcwsYo ;uriid. @r
biirfte fih besbalb nod eini8e Sage ldager
bort auibalteu.
gs murben geitern 1916 2an65epiQigm58z
ideinc unO so 4eniioua ~Getttfifate ausgez
hCUt.
8ie ioIgcuoer POtmciiter crbie(ten gefte:n
ibse gnfeuung Sobu q. Glarte,
gietpbur9b, 0fo., S. u. Gregg, @apahoiic,
8trg., Sobn 90. Daniel "ocrit o,u, Sirg.,
2ucp .. pope, $adiou, Gjtg, 9. g8. Dtu=
iain, @baltz9euel, Sing, uuO so. MurpBp,
Sislos, girg.
0ie benti8e >Sterer Giuua6me betrrg
(44G O53.O1 uno bic 3oQeinnabule $l,Oi3,s
S03. 10.
3ur giul0luug beitimmte Nat' pualban:z
noten i'm Setrage BON 100000 lteIen beute
in Gfatamte Elm.
Ser 9ircftor ocs Sigual=&mts bat iibct
Can 6run;i8co etne Meloung bon Stu. 0lap,
Dem 9treftor beS St9uQlz2Ntcnus all oiutz
Barron, gllasfa, etbalteu, mouad Dec gGalz
fiid]fdbrer ygtor0 Steru" AM s. Suli in Der
Hadbarid)olt Der Statiou pom sic ger
mOlmt morbeu 1T. Die WaunIdait bat itd
rettcn f0nneu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-07
BUR shnnre nss Grnarsfes.

3ur SdDdtIpe yes Spn9reneS.
SGaibtngtou, 6. Sept.-9ie Su1e=
nieure Der 8egterung, peld1e bic in Der
Slu6z uno Saienbiu angeoroueten Sauteu
su leiten baben Deroeu, erflGren 0ffeutlid|,
baB es ibneu uun0glth iein miro, Die betpils
Iigten $17,000,000 in oteiGm Stsicliabre
fir Die be;eid)ueteu 3wede 81 perausgaben,
un6 oaB elm GROCER &beil Der Snmme i'm
Sdntamte bletbeu meroe.
GrceGente Neritc.
@be GiuonSminiIter 6ol9er uad 9Iewz
gort abreilte, iette er Elm @ontte Elm sur
llHteriudlung 6es Gerfabren5 Der QtariEe>
ooipitul, Aer3te bel scr legten RrjfuHg BON
@argibateu fit BEN Ga1etten6ienft bei Oer
,3oIlmarirc. Cs ift rdmltd) betaunt gepo :
Ueu, bab mctrerc ianae 2eute BEL Der 9tifz
tcbr ppn ber Briifuug Utel 3u letOen butten,
neil bic 4er;te tbnen burd SerpenSuug
iibermdBig gro6e. {latbeter Serletuugen
bet9ebradlt blttcn. Sas @ouIite, beltebenO
aus @apt. =. g. 8afer Don Der 3oQmarine,
Or. s. 9. 9. 5eiienben uno einem S6ab=
amtSbeomten, bGridtet, baB fd Die Sns
ltrunente, oeren f6 Die gerjte 3ur llnterIus
dung Der @aHbioaten beoienten, Obne ieoen
j3tpeifel un0ngemeiien iuaren NIB nat!irliz
der 0etIe Eerlebuugen heruorrufen mu6teu.
8angffrcit.
Seri6ietenc 6reunpe oe5 9HlfS= SefretdrS
Sem pom ShaBamts 0epartement babcr
2lnftOB baran 9enommsn, baB 9ttd]ter 6ren9
ale Stelluertreter Oes SAabamtss Sefretdr8
fungirt. gs mtrO Oesbalb bier cine Oift}icle
@rfldrung per6ffentltdt, in Ger e8 beiBt, 0aB
bic beiben 9ilfS Sefretdre itdl 3iuar i'm
9fauge glei6 fteben, onB aber dtdter 6rGntl
idon inter friiberen 4Oalintitratioueu ais
SCtretdr fltlgirt bat un6 bonn Yrafoenteu
Grtbur friiber crnannt moroen iit, ais 5t
yfCp. llebrigCus, beiBt es meiter, herridlt
iniiden ben beiben Serreu Oas bette GinUcrz
itGn0ni6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-07
Au Sic Sempfratifh zcpnferDattoe en
StSGhler Der StGnt Sdltimpre

Die llntepsidueten MAIDEN auSurb betdnnt, baB
mad BEN pIeennen, um 10. Mai 1880 unGeuomIeucl
8eidIIien Scr Observation-Disclosures Sto6, cont
uentipu
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IS BY THE LATEST IMPROVED STEAM MACHINERY

Having opened my Foundry fitted with all the most modern
nery and employing experienced skilled labor prepared to
all of EEcTRoTYprNG STYLE promptly, th
owest prices ETg Send for estimates.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-07

Qonbon, 6. Sept.-}lus }ltbcn mub ges
uel0et, OaB Der griedtdle Premier =Rtutitcr
8rtcOupis auf eiue telegrapbtide Auiragt
8etrefiS 4utouiO BauIo'5 (Tebe QleraHOrtaD
pom griedifen &OniuI gu AlerauOria be
Autmort erbalteH bat, baB Baulo uero64tis
lift, al elmer Seridw0rHug betbetltgt }u iciH,
tuelde Qbidladtuug oeS 6beOtueu uu6
lGmmtli6er @Briiteu uon Qlterauortu be
3medte. Yaulo murOe i'm Sabre 1873 gum
griehi9eu &Oniulars2gnteH eruauut ubsr
ndt beilatigt.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-06-17
STARVATION IN VIRGINIA.
Sad Condition OF Affairs In Patrick coun.
ty-Help Needed.

dispatch from Danvile. Va. dated June Ilth,
gives the following particulars Of the famine in
Patrick county:
''The long continued drought Of last year was
exceedingly disastrous 10 crops in the mountain
sections Of Virginia. particularly In Patrick coun.
", situated along the Blue Ridge mountains.-
There was no rain fall In the entire county from
the 18th of April TO the 80 Of October. The natural
result was n total failure Of all grain and fruit
crops. AZ early rs November las, county officials
took the necessary steps to relieve the detitu,ion
which they knew was inevitable. but found that
their efforts would be but drop In the bucket 60.
ward saving from 5000 10 5000 starving men,
women and children, and ne spring advanced and
the real state Of affairs developed appeal. for help
were made. Danville 10 the outlet for that section
and the appeals came here. The merchants and
other business mon Of the place went systOmatcai-
" TO work and sent about u thousand bushels Of
corn besides other provisions and small contribu.
tions have come IN from Richmond and other
points. The place Of distribution in Patrick l.
constantly surrounded by starving men aud
women. who walk fifteen aud twenty miles in hopes
OF getting peck Of corn. These contributions
are now exhausted and another heartrending ap.
peal has just come.
"The reports from this famine stricken county
are not sensational People are actually starving.
and unless they are fed by charity until harvest
many will die. A few days since, whom few
wagon loads OF corn reached Patrick county and
we're being distributed. women and children when
they received their portion would thrust their
hands In the bags and eat the dry corn to relieve
their hunger. not being able % wait 10 have Il
ground and cooked. Two families, known TO be
In past days well-to.do. have been existing for
weeks on wheat bran alone. Large families 20
for days without morsel Of bread, and n ride
along any road In the county will show travellers
hundreds Of poor people whose wan and pinchci
faces show the want Of food.
deaths have occurred, possibly not from actual
starvation. but through disease brought on by
hunger. This suffering 10 not confined 10 the very
poorest class, but exists among those who have
been comparatively well-to.do. These kept back
their true condition at fret, hoping 90 bridge over
until harvest without becoming beggars. This
years harvest will not be available until the last
OF July, and unless speedy succor IL sent tho starry
Ing people will not DO abls 10 save the wheat now
standing In the fields. Those who had corn In the
county have divided until none 10 left. Nothing
but contributions Of corr. meal. 40. from outside
sources can save these people. Money Is useless.
hs there 10 nothing 90 buy
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-06-17

;zo- Self respecting journalists owe i, to them
selves anil their profession TO rebakc the disposi-
ton now widely abroad among a certain class Of
Newspaper men 10 pay n9 regard to truth when
they have an opportunity to get up sensational
story. Most of the Philadelphia dsliiSs. gnder
the sH'spri''Hg spirit with which they Affect
Ell. are ready 10 tell falschood n a truth,
when tho fal.ehooi meets their purposes. II
turns out nos that the story they gave the public
about Cameroh's expressions relative to the re-
suits Of the election aud tbs tariff has not the
shadow Of foundation in truth. "a I'll came
about In this way a Mr.. Bum, who had not
seen Cameron, said IN the presence of a reporter
Of the TsiegropL wha. he fBunn) would say If he
we're IN cam5r0a's place, znA the yeraeinns
porter wrote Il all out attributed Il to Cameron,
aud the respectable aud saierprisiny dai les Of
Philadelphia seiIei on il and sent IL out over the
country a. cameron's declarations. Fair minded,
decent men. although antaxonistic 10 Cameron,
cannot fail 10 condemn such baselsss Lsisrepre-
senta,ion this for IL il Is to be encouraged the
reputation Of no manis safe. Let us demand ut
least sons foundation even for falschood.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-06-17
GRAND ARMY ENcAMPMENT.

The following Il the programme for the Grand
Army eneampment which commences in Baltimore
next Tuesday:
The parade will take place on Wednesday
morning, June 81. and the column. under com
mand of General Romeyn u. Ayre.. will move a.
near $50 o'clock as practicable. and after being
reviewed by the President of the United States
and cabinet. will be Dismissed at ~ NJ.
The military division. comprising the Maryland
militia. Fourteenth Brooklyn Regiment, v. Y. :.
VI: Washington Light Infantry. National Rines,
Capitol City Guards. Washington Cadets, Rich
mond Blues. Old Dominion Guards, Parma Cen
ter Veterans, Alexandria Light Infantry, Norfolk
Light Artillery Blues, Warren Light Infantry.
Norfolk City Guards and others will he under
General James X. Herbert.
The Grand Army Column. comprising the Union
Veteran Corps of Washington. u. G.. duryea's
Veteran Associaii"n. and posts and delegations
from each department Of the Grand Army will be
under Commander. in Chief Geo. :. Merrill, with
Department Commander Graham Dukehart OF
Maryland as chief marshal. to whom has been
signed all details Of formation and parade.
Al l.. NJ. the military and posts that have
bands and 80 desire. will form in front Of their
quarters and rendezvous AZ the Battle Monument,
and move of as soon they arrive on the ground
under escort of stat officer. to the Schuet1en
Park. The general reception by the Governor
and municipal authorities and the citizens % Bal
,imorc. will be held at this place about T.. ".
This reception and entertainment will be provided
by the citizens u Baltimore. and IL il expected
that ls.oo0 visitors will participate Tents will
be pitched at this park for those who prefer them
TO the city quarters. and will be free. hoard can
be obtained in the neghborhood at 81 per day.
on Thursday, 2ei inst. at +. ~. the Mayor
and City Council will take all visitors down the
harbor. and after viewing the principal places of
interest. including Fort Mcilenry. the lombard.
mcnt Of which inspired Francis :. hey 90 compose
The Star.Spangled Banner. they will belunched
ut Tivoli. one Of the pleasure resorts on the bay,
and on their return 20 the city will be received
with display Of fireworks from Fort Federal
Hill, which was built in 1851 by Duryea's Zou.
ayes. The visitors wilt return 90 the city at p.
", and the festivities will end With grand ball
at Sehue,Een Park, dancing to commence at 10
o'clock.
ROUTE TnE Profession.
The route Of parade June ~, has been an
nouneed. as follows: From place Of formation on
broadway 90 Baltimore street. 20 Holiday. pass
ing in review before President Arthur and his
cabinet, Mayor White and other distinguished
guests stationed the portico Of the City Hall,
to Lexington. to North, 10 Baltimore. 10 Eutaw,
where the line will be reviewed BY Grand Com.
nandcr Merrill and his staff from the Eutaw
House to Franklin. to Howard, to the Academy
Of Music. where the right Of the line will halt AMI
several Of the organizations will leave. The re.
naindcr will return to the Battle Monument.
where they will be dismissed.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-06-17
a Matrimonial Mill.

Squire Maycs. Of West Alexander, Washington
county. Pa. has married over 1000 couples. lie
is Gi years Of age. and va. born where he now re.
sides. A few months ago he married on his own
account. for the third time. Ills father, Isaac
Maycs, vas commissioned a Justice Of the Peace
in 1911. and held the Office until his death. in
lNl. During these years he married $50 couples
Tie present squire was appointed Justice in
lS3. and at the end of each term Of i've year. has
been re'commssiOned. During the past twenty
years he has joined IN matrimony Logo people
The fret five years he welded 2g5 couples the
second term. 20? the third, 500 the fourth, So
The squire keeps record 81 every wedding ut
which he utlicates.
4 glance at the record shows that he has re.
ceivei IN fees the sum of 81 2sl % or al average
VI S3.l2l per couple. Until ls65 the fee allowed
By law WAS 50. Then II Was increased 90 50. A.
many ~ half . dozen couples paid nothing. some
gave the regular fee. AMI others n much 50 and
$40. Only one bridegroom thus tar has pre-
sertcd tho aquirc with $50. The smallest amount
he received ninety cents. Although the
greater number OF those who have employed the
squire are from West Virginia and Ohio, he has
married psoplc from New York, Illinois, Wiscon-
sin. Kansas and Kentucky. No license l. required
in PenBs ylvania. which accounts for the mum Der
that came from Ohio aud West Virginia the State
lines being close 10 West Alexander. and license
"esuS AAbst states. tuo couple were
travellers from the Isle Of Man. Among all these
people but thirty couples were colorcd. Fifty Of
the grooms named Smith. Twelve Of the
brides did not change their names. The 'squire's
patrons cotno ~ all hours Of the day and night,
by the trains. in bugsies. wagons. .leighs. on
horseback and on foot. lie has tied the knot for
as many rs six couples In one day. On June Il,
lsS0. Geo. W. Alton and Anna Squggens. both of
nelairc. Ohio. called, and Anna said that her
parents had been married By the squire, aud her
mother was anxious be should perform the cere-
mony for them. lie referred 10 his book and
found on June u. ls62. record Of the wedding
Of her parents.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-06-17
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
MEETING.

nesting Of the Republican Executive Com
mittse Of Baltimore county, was held In the IIOen
Building, Baltimore, Saturday last. Thirteen Of
the the thirty nine members were present. From
the LIST district, ID. |; ID. ?; 5ih, 1; 9Th, 2;
9th, 10th, I; 18th. >; 18th, I. The 9Th, 9th,
sih and 18th districts were not represented. Mr..
J. J. PeTegoy was appointed . member Of the
Committee from the "a district, vice WIN. =. BEN
nett, deceased. The following resolutions wcro
adopted, after which q committee was appointed
70 draft resolutions Of regret ut the death Of Mr.
Bennett, and the meeting adjourned subject to the
call Of the chairman
Let. Resoired, That the members Of the Execu-
tive Committee be authorized 90 form clubs in
each 81 their respective districts for the purpose
Of securing n thorough registration Of the Repub.
lcan voters Of Baltimore county.
%. That notice Of meetings for the formation
Of clubs be given In such newspapers In the county
as will publish tho same free, and by such other
notice as the membcrs Of the committee In each
district may determine.
I'd. That the officers Of each club, organized for
the purpose aforesaid, shall; be selected BY a ma
joriiy ofthose present for the organization Of the
same.
9Th. That In addition to the clubs above men
toned. that all Republican clubs now organized
In the county be requested 20 meet Immediately
and take such action they NAV deem best q,
secure the registration Of Republican voters In
their respective localities.
9TH. That the members Of the committee be
authorized To appoint NJ many n they may think
proper and necessary. In their respective Districts
to notify every Republican voter % tho time and
place Of registration, and urge all To attend to this
important duty.
9th. That the members of the committee, in each
Of the election districts be rcauested IN attend In
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-06-17
Miscellaneous.
THE Celebrated Horse
Il MARYLAND CHIEF.

Sired by MARSHAL NEY, no. In
ted for his promising speed and NA9e
beauty Of form, carriage, size andfrTXUlN
all good points requisite In a de- WIZ
rable horse for general utility, for which he took
fret premium last fall at the Baltimore county
Fair. lie Is bright bay with black points. long
flowing name and tail. weighs 200 lbs. and is q
perfect fac simiie Of his famous sire Marshal Nsy
formerly Jim Gamble. owned by Mr.. c. W. Cocksy.
lie Is l6l hands high. foaled May, 1876, his dam
was by Slieers sherman Morgan. lie will make
the season Of 1852. commencing Monday, April
2Ith, and ending July Sth, as follows:
Tuesday and Wednesday Of every other week at
BelAir. stopping at Cross Roads ON Mondays and
Thursdays, going and returning.
On Fridays and Saturdays at the Farm of Caleb
Hunt, near Monkton.
Monday aud Tuesday Of every other week. CON-
meneing May Is,, a, Iisdrek's iO-Mile House,
York Road.
On Wednesday of every other week, eOmmene-
ing May Sd, at
TERMS ;-$2j the season. 10 be paid within the
season II not so paid $50 will be charged. Mares
not proving in foal may be returned next season.
ec'-No responsibility for accidents.
NELSON GRAY, Groom.
April eft