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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-09
A Now Depot for pai.imore.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company has dis
covered the inadequaey Of the present buildiass
at Union Depot, Baltimore. and has determined
TO erect new cOmmodious agd handsome depot
building on the present site at Charles strsst.
Plans have already been drawn Tor Il, aud Thy
are now iE the hands Of tho chief engineer II
Philadslphia for examination and approval. .fhs
company promises 90 erect within not less thar .
year dePo, which will be equal To any In the
country in grace Of architecture, thOroughnsss Of
equipments and superiority of workinanship. The
main building and train she'd swil cover nearly
the entire lot of ground from Charles street 10 ST.
Paul. The main entrance will be from Charles
street. and all the waiting rooms aud ticket Offices
on the door entered from the street. A broad
stairway rs well ~ passenger and freight cisva.
tors will run 10 the ground floor or train entranee
On the upper floors will be the Offices Of the su-
perintendcnt. telegraph department. &c. Tho
architectural design will be plain. but at the zane
time attractive. and when finished the new depo,
will be n large. handsome and substantial build.
ing. There are nov one hundred and twehty
trains passing through or leaving Union Station
daily. the greater portion ofthe Calvert Station
aud President Street Depot business Is concentrat.
ing at this one point. All the trains Of the wes-
tern Maryland Road also pass through here aud
stop for passengers. Thus, four lines, leading
north, south, east and west, come together In this
one depot. All the waiting rooms and Offices %
the new station will be hansomcly furnished and
provided with every comfort and cony enienee. In
other words. the depot here will be built after the
style % the same company's new model railroad
station in Philadelphia. During the past three
years the Pennsylvania system has done q grea,
deal Of work in the way % building new stations.
and thus expended over s. oOo. 0O0 the new Phila.
deiphia depot AMI extension costing upward Of
81 400 OOO
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-09
A Hint 70 Young Mon.

For the pact seven years Mr.. James McAfee las
been employed as runner for the Cecil National
Bank. lie has just been elected cashier Of tho
new natioai bank at BEL Air (Md.) over six other
candidates. The Rising sun JoHrHai thus tells
the story Of the young mans life Al an early age
&E. Nc. vas !sst fa;ssFisss. bat tsias native u
ennsylvahia Was admitted into that grandest Of
American beneGcent institutions, Girard College,
ut the age eight ysars. Al the age Of eighteen
years he graduated. bearing with him that which
the more exalted envy, practical education. AZ
this time no visited his mother who resided in
Port Deposit. and was BY an acquaintance intro
dueed 10 the Hon. Jacob Tome, Who perceived the
non -adulteratsd metal Of the boy, and employed
him at once. Mr.. MeAfes by his modest bearing
and address. his strict attention 10 business and
correct business habits. has won the respect Of
men of stamina and true judgment. and received
an honor seldom bestowed upon one 80 young.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-09

ec-The Repubiieans Of the Sixth Congressional
district Of this State have held their county con-
vsnti0ns and elected delegates to meet In eonvsn-
zion on the 10th inst. Both Frederick aud Mont.
gonery eouniie. will seni eontes,ing delegations
10 the convention; Washington county IL solid
for Hon. Lewis y. MeComas. and Ailegany will
also give him IL vote AFTER the fret ballot, Prom
present indications Il would seem that Hoo. Mil
ton q. Urner cannot be renominatsd, there being
strong feeling against him in some Of the eoun.
ties. Az the primary meeting held In Ciearspring
district. Washington county, the following rssoiu-
ton was unanimously passed;
Rssoi.sd, Tha, the Republicans of Ciearspring
district heartily approve the wise, patriotic and
honest action Of President Arthur 10 vstoing the
River and lisrbor bill. and that Hon. Milton q.
Urner has msrepresented his constituency By his
vote In opposition 20 the veto, and l. not worthy
Of longer representing the honest yeomanFy Of this
district in Congress.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-09
eB-Ths Baisimors HsraId, 10 its political out.

Ss-Ths Baltimore Herald, In Its political out
look, has the following to say Of Baltimore county
In the contest for the Democratic nonina,ions for
Judges 10 the Third Judicial Circuit.
"lt 10 claimed that the School Board Of BALI.
more county constitutes one Of the stoutest little
rings ever wrought In the State and that until re-
Gently there was no other avenue 10 political pre-
fsrmsnt. The very just complaints Of those who
are asPirants for once have somewhat dampened
the aror OF these busy patriots and thus far dur
Ing the present contest the ring has exerted lie
husnee In such manner ~ not 10 be obtrusively
apparent to the people. The cloud which has
eclpscd the popularity Of the Chief Judge Of the
Third Judicial Circuit 10 said 10 DO due especially
70 the oaieious intermeddlng Of this eoterie, and
u 10 thought that the selection Of Messrs. Fowler
and felloit will render unocuous this pestilential
local nuisance. AZ far - can DO ascsftained the
Republicans favor the nomination Of Fowler, and
the chances are that u he aud Judge Yeliett are
chosen By the Democrats there will be no party
opposition"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-09
Mr.. Caasatt.s Ratiramant

In addition to the promotion Of Edmund smith
60 the fret vice presideney, and Of General Mana
ger Frank Thomson to be second vice. presidet,,
the retirement Of A. J. Cassatt from the fret vice
presidency of the Pennsylvania Railroad will
cause numerous other changes in the mana gemsns
Of the road. L. 7. Posticthwa ate. Mr.. Thomsot's
assistant. will accompany him TO his new Office
a portion OF Mr.. Cassaus duties will be transfer
red to John y. Green, Who will, under the nsw
organization, be made n vice president, with the
special duty ot looking after the lines west Of Pitts
burg in which the company Is interested. II il
said that Joseph y. DaIarry. one Of the pref
dent. assistants. will be promoted 60 vice pres
ideney and will be given special charge of the
building of branch lines. Charles T.. Pugh. gen
erai superintendent At Altoona, who succeeds NJ.
Thomson. as general manager, will be succeeded
by ;. VI. Provost, superintendent Of the Phiiadel-
phia division. The duties of Theodore n. Ely,
superintendent 81 motive power at Altoona, will
be extended. placing under his charge all Of the
shops. motive power and equipment Of tho con
pany's lines east Of Pittsburg and Erie.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-09

enrThe adiposs JoHrasi maa was careful not
to publish among the proceedings the awkward
role he played In the meeting Of the Democratic
Executive Committee last week. The members
did not slap him in the face, but they booted him
behind 50 ese,ualy that he win not again be like
iy to obey his boss 80 readily In the resolution
business. They have had since then much weep
ing. and uailing. aud gnashing Of teeth. The
adiPOse editor Is constantly making one Of Mrs.
PAr,ingtOn's mistakes. ia never opening his mouth
bat What he puts his foot In Il. IIeought TO have
known that the iith district made bad selection
when ID chose the aiipO'e Joa,asi man as one Of
lie Executive members. Let him tarry st Jericho
until his political beard has grown.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-09
Political Outlook In the state.

The Belair Ti~o' Of last week says: There has
never been time in many long and dreary years
Of ring misrule when the outlook for the Republi-
can party in Maryland was so bright with hope
and promise. The ranks Of the opposition are
broken and weakened by dissension, their disei-
pline destroyed and their prestige dissipated by
the open aud bitter personal warfare Of their for
mer leaders, each claiming the lions place in the
division Of the spoils wrung from long unwilling
and now rebelliOu' constituency. The voters Of
Maryland have grown tired and ashamed, a. we'll
~ they MAJ. Of the disgraceful plotting and
counter plotting ~hieh have so long been the
chief distinguishing feature Of Democratic politics
In this State. What l. known already of the
methods Of the "leaders" l. more than enough TO
make decent people. who love clean government.
hang their heads for The shame that has been
brought upon them by these political debauchses.
This may seein strong term with which 10 desig-
nate political opponenis but in this case Il Is not
too strong. For much As We know Of the rank
misdeeds Of these people, Mr.. George Cotton
than whom no man knows more of inside Demo
cratic politics in this State over his own sigma
turc declares that the tenth has not been told and
deGes his former friends and partners to put him
90 his proofs. And with conscious shame and
fear. they dare not do H."
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-09
onutt d offutt. Attorneys, Towson,own.
TRUSTEE's SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE SEC.
OND ELECTION DISTRICT -
BALTIMORE COUNTY.

Hy virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court for
baltimore county, passed In u cause in which
James Spicer. Executor, and others were com.
plainants, aud Garrett q. ". Burnhan aud others
were defendants, the undersigned, Trustee, will
offer at public auction, at the COURT HOUSE
door in Towsontowb, on
T"s'day. hs I'D day II OcioLer, 4. u. lss2,
at II o'clock A. NJ,
ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND,
lying and being in the second Election District
Of Baltimore county, situate on the road leading
from Marriottsviile TO Woodstock, about thirteen
miles frsm the city Of Baltimore, two miles from
the Liberty turnpike road, and about two miles
from Woodstock Station on the Baltimore aud
Ohio Railroad. II al oins the lands Of Richard
Baker, Edward fiie and others. aud consists Of
f5i ACRES OF LAND. MORE OR LESS.
About one hundred and thirty acres being cleas
and in fair state Of cultivation. and the balance
in wood. This land /. Kind and Of good quality,
and 10 very easily improved. II Is situated with
in one quarter Of n mile o. Lime kiln.. where .
hrst.ela's quality 81 lime can be obtained at all
times. at reasonable rstes. The improvements
consist ofa
STONE DWELLING HOUSE,
Of eight rooms. stabling. &c. II also has upon IL
. small TENANT HOUSE. The farm IL well
watsred. there being running stream In every
heid. There IL also upon the property superior
Apple Orchard, now in full bearing. II 10 con.
senisnt to churches Of every denomination, with
schools, postofice and mills In the immediate
neighborhood. The above tract Of land to be sold
In fee simple and unincumberej Taxes Will be
paid TO day Of sale. and the purchaser purehas-
ers will be entitled TO pos'e'sion thereof upon
complying with the
TERMS OF SALE. a. prescribed by the de-
cree. which are one half Cash on the ratification
Of sale, balance with interest. twelve months from
date. notes with approved endor.ers to be taken
for the deferred payment or all each. at the pur-
ehaser's option. A cash deposit of $500 will be
required on the day IF sale. Any purchaser fail
ing to comply with the above terms the property
will be re-oferei without further notice.
LEMuEL d. OFFUTT. Trustee.
JOHN CROOKS, Auc;ionser.
Sept9.-is.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-09

ee-The Republican Executive Committee
meets to day aud a. the State Central Committee
fzsd September 3O,h for the primary meetings.
they will be held on that date doubtless. This
brings rs within three weeks Of the time when the
party must take action. We have 10 nominate
too candidates for Judges-the terms % both
Judges Grason and Yelio,t expire with this year
one for chief aud one for associate Judge. and
candidate for Congress. These are three import
ant oiiess and the Republican party should select
its best material for them. The time has arrived
when some steps should be taken towards looking
for candidates and securing their nomination
Up 10 this time us have heard little or nothing
said pro OF con On the subject. We are believers
in the doctrine tina, IL ' best that s people select
their own candidates and thus let the once seek
the man and no, the man the ofsee. With salts
factory candidates and an energetic campaign
the Republicans have excellent hopes Of good re-
suits. There i' one thing above Ill others that
10 desirable to the party. That 10 its harmonious
and united action. Delegates should be selected
with reference to this desirable object. They
should be men Of decided opinions about party
Affairs and with courage to do What they believe
20 Be for the party's highest welfare.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-09

e1-It 10 very smbarra'sing 90 be 50 forge,fsi
For Instance, the editor Of the Journal last week
actually forgot 10 maks any aIiusitn In his paper
20 the fact that be offered resolution at the meet
Ing of the Democratic Executive Committee which
stirred up hornets mes, and caused him to be
very badly ~ssuag." The pablo was deeply In
tsrsstsd In this little matter but our nsighbor did
net think &c Of sasseisnt Importance TO aiiuds to
H. THr UsIos seeidsnsally picked Il up and
posted the people Of the county upoa the noss i'm
portans action q the eOmniltss that day. Moral I;
IL you want 10 see al the nsus, read TuE UxIox.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-09
BALTIMORE PRICE CURRENT.
MARRIAGES.

c0X-IliPsLEy.-On August 30th, at Luther.
Vile. by Rev. W. NJ. Iieilig. Urish Cox 10 Cor.
neiia X. 1Iip,ley, all Of Baltimore County.
R0BEY-NIS0R.-On Aug goth, ATM. +. Par
sonage Of Great Falls circuit, by Rev. Ezekiel
Richardson, Chas W. Robey Of Baltimore CO
TO Hattie A. Nisor, Of baltimore city.
PERINE-TAGG.-0n Aug. 9th. by the same
at the brides residenee. Henry Psrine to Nancy
X. Tagg. all of BALTIC. county.
STANDRNMYER-REE Aug 29th by
the same at the residence Of the bride. David
standenmysr Of Baltimore city, to Della A.
Reed, 81 Baltimore county.
HARDEE-ALLEN.-On August, 18th, by Rev.
y. W. Group, Thomas J. Iiardee, Of Baltimore,
10 Ella A. Allen. Of Baltimore county.
pow August 20. by Rev.
William y. Curley, David Powell. Of Baltimore,
to Jane Wilhelm, Of Woodbury., BALTIC. county.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-09

eDwe again call attention TO the fact that
after to-day Eve more days jet remain for regis
tration next week. beginning on Tuesday, and
earnestly urge upon all Republicans who have no,
rsgis,sred not to fail TO get their names on the
registration books before they are closed. Show
10 the world BY getting registered that you dearly
prize the right to vote. and that you are elassed
among those Intelligent citizens uho possess al
the qualifications necessary TO exercise the right
Of suffrage At ali times. The voies will be needed
this fall, and 10 be qualified TO cast them when
they are called for IL the solemn ds,y ef al good
citizens. Sometimes single vote will turn the
scale.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-09

1B-The New York San Is engaged in a very
bitter and to some extent senselss attack those
members Of Congress who voted for what IL calls
the River and Iisrbor Steal" The Maryland
members, all Of whom voted for the bill, come in
for their full share Of abuse This 10 lie record Of
the Hon. J. Fred. c. Talbot. member from the
Second district "Not recorded on the original
River aud HarbOr steal. but afterwards an arden,
supporter. Evidently mi'lsd BY MeLans. Voted
against Iioiman's amendment 10 Robsson's steal,
aud lodged the vote on the Naval Appropriation
bill"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-09
Legal Notices.

TvHIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, That che Sab.
Il seriber has obtained from the 0rphsns'
Court Of Baltimore county, letters tsstamsntary
on the estate Of
JOHN LONG, sR,
late Of said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the deceased are hereby warned 20
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof 10 the
subscriber,
on or before the i2h day If March, 1883;
they may otherwise by Law be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Those indebted to said e.
tate are requested 60 make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of August, IS.
CATHARfNE LONG,
Aug. 1g.-4ts) Executrix.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-09
DEATHS.



wITTAkEK.-Suddenly, on Tuesday morning
5th instant, Of paralysis 81 the heart, Lloyd b
Whitaker, in the 7lst year Of his age.
WHlTEFORD.-On the morning Of Septembei
lst Charlie Everett, in the 22d year Of his age
son Of John and Mary J. Whiteford.
cRENEY.-on September 9TH. after a short and
painful Illness William 7. Creney, JH., in th,
?ith year Of his age.
Departed THISTLE. on September Sd
at her residence. Sparks Station, y. c. X. Il.
Sarah T., wife Of Thomas Tansley, Sr.
IRELAND.--Near MeivAle, Baltimore county, on
Thursday. August 3lst. Amy ireland.
LlNZEY.-On September LIST. at Towsontown
William Lawrence, aged months and ~ days
infant sou of T. c. and Margaret Linrey.
T0DD.-0n Sunday. ID Of September, Mary Todd
in the 10Th year of her age.
ROSS.-On the 5th Of Sept, after n lingering III.
ness Of near three months, of serebro spina
meningitis, Emma Cecilia, aged 4 years, II
months and , days. youngest child Of Llura v
and Joseph Ross, Jr.
Little Emma was our darling.
Pride Of all our hearts Al home:
But an angel came and whispered.
Little Emma. DO come home.
Farewell. farewell. our dearest Emma,
Earth holds thee from our eyes:
Soft be thy slumber in the tomb,
Till Christ shall bid thee rice.
Br uER corsiS, T.. u. LIZ.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-09

eo-The Republican Executive Committee will
meet In the city to-day and We trust i,s dslbsra-
lions ard action will be promo,ive Of the best In
forests Of party. The primary meetings should
be 50 arranged as 10 suit the convenience Of the
voters. Wherever majority Of Republicans pre-
fer the precinct system Of voting, they should
have Il. and where they desire vote BY Districts
that plan should be adopted. Harmonious agree
msnt 10 what 10 most desired. We trus. the CON-
mit,se will pursue wise course and 90 act as TO
avoid any just grounds Of complaint. This 10
what We have reason 10 believe they intend doing.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-09

e8-Ths Judicial contest continues TO engross
the minds Of large majority Of the people. So
far - We arc able to SEQ there appears TO be no
change In the relative position Of the several can
didates. There are some rumors Of attempted
combinations and political wirs.wOrking 10 order
70 secure certain districts, but these have aot 70.
been fully developed. From the present outlook
the contest promises to DO one Of more than ordl.
nary interest. and 10 No mistake not there 10 much
fun ahead.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-09

eor Reports 70 the State Board Of Illinois shsw
that the %, crop for 1882 will DO 90 900 bush.
sl' being :i.ooo.ooo bushels larger than the crop
Of 1875. Heretofore the hsaviss, acreage vas 3.
asi. 900, and the average yield about 20 bu,hsl.
per acre. The quality generally 10 good. The
crop is mostly thrsshsd and very little Of Il va.
found 10 have been damaged.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-09

ee-About two weeks ago Mrs. Dspuy, Of Alls-
ghsny City, Pa, gave birth to three female chill
dren, and at last accounts both mother and chill.
drsn were getting along finely. This lady Is the
only daughter Of DR.. David Hosts,tsr, the very
wealthy proprietor Of Hostetter's bittsrs.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-09
Ninth District.

AT OFFICE ADJOINING POLICE STATION,
wAvERLY,
On Tuesday aud Wednesday. Sept. 9Th and 9Th
AT y. Il. D0RSEY'S OFFICE, HAMPDEN,
On Thursday, September eth:
AT II. y. ScHOLZ'S. CHESTNUT AVENUE,
NEAR lST MOUNT VERNON,
On Friday. September sth:
AT ". McG0vERS's. COR. HARTFORD ROAD
AND GoRSCCH AVENUE,
On Saturday. Sept. 9Th
AT :. J. RoBINSON'S. TowS0NTowN.
On Tuesday and Wednesday. Sept. 18th and 18th /;
AT DITCH 4 co.'s OFFICE, II THE REAR
OF No. 10 SECOND STREET. EAST OF
CHARLES STREET EXTENDED,
On Thursday and Friday. Sept. l{th and 18th
AT ". CO0PER'S. CORNER FALLS ROAD
AND LAKE AVENUE.
On Saturday, September l6th.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-09

This 10 the farm owned by the late Robert Stir
- ling. Contains -
,EL 900 ACRES, MORE OR LESS -
is Improved by large aud commodious
BRICK MANSION HOUSE,
with Frame and Stone Back Buildings attached )
one Tenant House, Barn 20 BY 90 feet, Graneries,
Corn House, &C.. In fact every building suitable
the buildings alone would DO SIC, 900, aud are
among the finest In tho upper end Of baltimore
county.
The farm 10 laid OF In fields Of ~ to IS acres.
Two Orchards Of choice fruit land IL kind and
easy TO improve, slightly rolling, well watersd
and timberei: convenient 10 churches and
schools, and In desirable neighborhood.
Tho above property will be sold on
Tsesiay, October I'D. A. u. 1852,
nj I o'clock =. ~,
on the premises, by virtue Of n decree passed BY
the Circuit Court for Baltimore county, on the
10th day Of March, A. ID. 1850, by the undersign.
cd, Trustees named In the decree, and will be sold
as whole or In parcels and tracts 10 suit pur-
chasers, according TO q plat TO DO exhibited on
the day Of SALE which will establish the metes and
bounds Of the property when sold.
The bids will be held until the close sale, and
then will be suhect 10 acceptance by the Trustees.
TIE TERMS OF SALE ARE-One third cash,
one-third in cir, and one third In twelve months
the credit payments 20 bear interest and 10 DO So
cured By the notes Of the purchaser purchasers,
Endorsed TO the Satisfaction Of the Trustees.
fB-For further particulars inquire Of the Trus-
tees. at Is 81. Paul street, Baltimore.
n. B.-sale may be ratified at once BY the as
sent Of the purchaser.
1 j.; sTsHf Il. ai5 5sii Trustees.
l.. N. BIRMINGHAM. Auctiooner.
Sept. Dts.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-09

Eo-Ysllow fever is raging ct BrownsviIs.
Texas, and 500 eases were reported In one day The
pas, week, =.:s an increase % from 70 TO 100 per
day. The Governor has Issued an appeal for aid.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-09
Charles Marshall. Attorney, Baltimore.

rTNHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sub
l. scriber has obtained from the 0rphans
Court for Baltimore county, letters Of Adminis-
tration on the estate Of
CHARLES A. vOGELER,
late Of said county deceased. All persons having
claims against the said estate are hereby warned
10 exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof, 10
the subscriber,
on or before fhe 26h day Of March, 1883;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Those indebted 10 said e.
tate are requested 10 make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 29th day ofAagust, 1889.
MINNIE A. v0GELER,
Sept. 2.-its) Administrators.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-09
Tenth District.

AT SAMUEL M0oRE's STORE, NEAR ST.
JAMES.
On Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday, septsm-
Der Sth. 9Th aud Eth;
AT SAMrEL MILLER'S. MoNET0N.
On Friday and Saturday. September sth and 9TH !;
AT wM. u. CURTIS. SUNNYBRooK.
On Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday. Septem-
Der 18th. 18th and 18th:
AT PATTERSoN'S STORE. PHGNIN.
On Friday aud Saturday, September 18th and 10th.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-09

Ss- baltimore eity's 0riOls celebration begins
next Tuesday. Everything 10 In readiness aud
high old time 10 looked forward TO. Thousands
Of strangers will visit the city during the week TO
see Lord Baltimore and participant 10 the pleasures
Of bis coming and entertalnment.