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The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-16
MARRIAGEg.

GwYNN-MATTHEws. Dec. 5,h. n, the
residence of the brides father, BY Rev. J. o.
Miller. Of York, Penna.. Edgar 7. Gwynn. of
Hanover. Penn, TO PraneinA b., daughter of A.
G. n. Matthews, of Baltimore.
sTEELE-BELL.--On Nov. 29th a, the residence
Of the brides parents. by the Rev. George c.
Bacon, n. W. Steele 60 Rose T.. hell, both of
wetheredvilie, baltimore county.
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Gs-The Baltimore Day is an excellent paper
barring l,s politics. It's sn,srPrI'lng proPrie-
cor, Mr.. crOasdais. has reduced tho price Of the
paper from two 10 one cent. and Il must be grati-
fyIng 10 him to know that It's circulation is rapid
" Increasing.
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Holman PREsESn.-It IL the custom Of all who
can Afford u TO make presents TO friends and loved
ones At least once year, and real good habit Il
is. The only matter that bothers givers IL what
TO buy. We come TO tho rescue, and suggest, is
thero anything more useful than . suit for your
boy or husband, especially when you can get
quality, ht and the lowest prices in the State from
G. n. OEHN SoS, Hanover and Pratt streets,
Baltimore.
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Meeting Of tho state Board Of Health

Meeting OF tho State Board OF Health.
AT meeting Of the State Board Of Health last
week. letter vas received from Governor uamii-
ton stating that only In extreme eases, and when
the State Board declares there u an epidemic. can
q call be made upon the Executive for aid, and
that counties must provide necessary means for
the prevention Of contagious diseases. Resolu-
lions offered BY DR.. Stuart were adopted declaring
that the counties are bound 10 care for their
own INDECENT sick, no matter uhat the disease may
agent should be given free ofeharge 10 physicians
only When said hysieians vaeeinate free ofehaFge.
and that the State Board urges vaesinstion upon
every one as the only protection from small Pox.
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3. cLEAvELASp, Of the firm Of Z. II. cleave-
land, l57 Gay st., having sold out would be pleas
cd 70 sec his old friends and customers at tho store
Of VI. Lieblieh 4 Co.. liS Lexington street, near
Howard. where he will be able 20 show them
large and choice selection Of goods, and offer best
inducements.
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Released by the

Released by the Grand Jury.-The grand
jdry on Wednesday released from jail Thomss NJ.
Moore. charged with stealing three kegs Of beer
from n. n. saater, and also released John Battse,
Who vas charged With stealing s2s FROM Mrs.
Patrick cronin, at this place,
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Suspension OF an Old Firm.-The arm Of
Robert Lawson a Co., the well-knewn wholesale
and retail dealers In harness. trunks, &e., aa III
West Baltimore street, Baitmore. suspended on
Thursday last Mr. Lawson is . resident of the
fret district of this county. Mach surprise is ex.
pressed here at the failure.
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--Ex-Judge Grason has established a law ofhee
on st. Paul street. Baltimore.
Prof. d. q. Reed and Dr. willis, reported sick
In last weeks UNIoS, are improving.
There has been one case Of scarlet fever In
TowsontoWn, but IL was Of mild form.
The pupils of the high school will give pub
lic exhibition on Thursday night Dec. 9lst.
We regret to say that States Attorney Me-
lntosh Is still confined to his house by indispOsi-
tion.
"A number Of our citizens were Cling their
lee house. the past week, the ice being from q TO
I inches thick
-Ex.Judge Shelly. Of staunton, Va, visited
his daughter, the wife Of Rev. W. II. II. Powers,
rector Of Trinity =. r. church, this week.
Mr.. Wesley $. Perine, special officer and
lamp-lightur for Towsontown, met with painful
accident Sunday morning last, the result Of fall
on the Ice.
Preparations are being made 10 hold an en-
,ertanmcnt and Christmas treat for the children
Of the NJ. +. Sunday school, 20 take place some
time during the holidays.
Our friends Of the Maryland Central road
have not yet provided walk to the station In
this place. The road will lose travel unless some
thing is done in this direction.
The last quarterly conference Of the NJ z.
church will be held In the lecture room Of the
church this Saturday evening. Rev. II. W.
Black, =. T., will be present and win preach at
! n. IA. on Sunday.
n NANu "ittahti ESD n aWelt-knoWn mem
her OF the baltimore bar. delivered . highly en-
teriaining lecture before the Towsontown Literary
aud Musical Association, on Friday evening Of
last week. on his travels In Europe.
--On Wednesday night next, At a o'clock,
there will be grand temperance demonstration
In the -. church 10 celebrate the recent
local option u. Anne Arundel and How
ard counties. f-Nelphy, Of Baltimore.
and others will a. 80
Rev. J. n. Nam charge Of
the eolored N. =. church. ~ the
past two years, has resignea eept
n lucrative appointment In lie
preached his farewell sermon fht
las. 60 n large audience. Mr.. In
untiring In his work and during I'd
much towards building up the con
church.
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Marrow Escape.--IIsnry wsddle, employed
by the Ashland company at their ore banks on the
Pott Spring farm, met with quite serious acei-
dent on Wednesday of last week. II appears
that he was working on = shelf about s. feet from
the bottom of the mine, when the bank eaved In,
knocking him down. lie was severely bruised
about the head. face and legs. lie was attended
by DR.. Aquila Ridgeiy and is now in an improved
condition.
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HASD-MADE SnoEs.-Alfred Phipps, on Della
ware avenue. In rear Of Ady's hotel, Tousontown,
makes to measure all kinds of lady's aud gents
shoes and boots. Correct styles and ht guaran-
teed. Repairing promptly done.
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From Rockda,e. I'd District.

From Rockdaie. I'D District. Our friend,
Mr. Wesley 5. Stineheomb. who has been super
intendcnt u Mount Olive Sunday school for n
number Of years, was married on Thursday, 9Th
instant, 10 Miss Alice Harvey, Of RandaIstoun.
The ceremony was performed at the patronage by
the Rev. l.. L. Brown. We extend our hearty
congratulations.
We are looking forward 20 the sntertainment 10
BE- given at Mt Olive. on Wednesday after Christ
mas. The little folks are 90 be treated, but We
can't say what is In store for them. ALuO.
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X. WILLIS. druggist. Towsontown. has secured
the agency for puImona. the greatest known rem
edy for Cough. Colds, Throat and Lungs. Free
from norphia. Afairtria will convince any one Of
its efficacy. II Is highly endorsed. Price 50 cents
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Ss-fhs CARRIED Beard Of Audit has awarded
Dr. Bllss q, SEQ for his attendance on the Prssi-
dent, and he has accepted n.
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win Not Accept.-The County Commission
ers on Wednesday, appointed Mr.. Geo. W. Ijams,
Of this place. constable for the 9th district for
tWo years. Mr.. Ijams informs us that he did not
ask for the apPOintmsnt Will not aeespt H. and Of
course will not qualify
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Fox Hunting Club.-On Thursday last the
Eikridge Club had . very satisfactory meet at
wright's hill, on the Falls road, about miles
from the city. A big red fox was started and the
run was In full view Of the hunters. They started
another fox on the Brookiandwood estate but this
chase vas not 90 satisfactory. The party were
we'll pleased with the days sport.
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Xmas Tide.-Bring In the holly; bring out
the nuts and let's be jolly. Bat whilst the wiads
blow DER the moor, bring soms,hing 20 the dsssrv-
ing poor.
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TorsoHfora ~. T. Chsrch-Preaehing At II A.
~, by Rev. X. ". Black, 7. f., and at y +. NJ,
by the pastor, Rev. ". I. D. Ciemm. Evening
subject, "a Bad Sale"
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Ra,lroad wreck Near Alber.on.

was n wreck on the baltimore and Ohio railroad
on Wednesday murning last. An east. bound
freight train into the construction train abou,
half mile from lIollofeld's, urcckng both engines
and number ofears. The engineer Of the freight
train was slightly scalded about the face. The
mail and other west bound trains seven hours
behind time. The accident was caused BY the en-
gineer Of the freight train disregarding the signal
Of the nagman cent ahead by the construction
train. II.
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. WALKER Boou.-If you want Walker Boots
call on James Phipps, boot and shoe dealer, next
door 20 PostOfice. Towsontown.
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Crushed 20 Death.-Chas. Dorr, eoiOred,
tsamster for George Page. on Friday evening Of
near Mount de Sales, fell from his horse or the
lazy hoard under the wheels of the wagon, aud
vas instantly killed, his head being completely
crushed. Justice Pilert, living near Gainesville.
held an inquest. the jury rendering . verdict Of
accidental death. lie was driving . six-fsule
team, loaded heavily with oyster shells. lie was
about 40 years of age. and leaves wife and three
children.
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OLIVER CHILLED pLOwS

Run lighter. more easily adjusted. and DO bet
ter work than any other ploW.
Malta shovel Plows. lson Age Cultiva,ors. Corn
DTa:s. Cahoon Seed >DWeT.. Planet seed Drill and
Cultivat0r. HasersioWn Grain Dfiils, Monarch
Grain Drills. Farmer. Friend Grain Drll. The
Star Horse Rake, The Victor Horse Rake. The
Hasers,own Horse Rake. Bulla5i's Hay Tcdder
fsus,s Hay Loader. American Hay Elevator
Double HGrpoon Hay Fork, train Fans, Philaicl.
phia Lawn Mowers. McCoFmirk Iron Mowers
Mccormick Imperial Repcaf.. Mccormick Twinc
Binders, cider Mills, Corn Shellofs. Farmer
Friend Corn Planters. Keystone Corn Diiil.. Hay
Presses, Hay. Straw and Fodder Cutters.
MoseIey's Cabinet Creamcrs.
Stnddard Cburns. Davis swing Churns. Butter
Workers, Fountain Pump. Cucumber Pumps. Pat
en-; Galvanized Sice! Fence Wire. cheap. dirabie
and easily pa; up.
so- Repairing done With Dispatch.
gsfs-Send for circulars.
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To THE PEoPLEoT BALTIMORE coUSrr.-we In
vite attention TO new line Of Autumn aud Win
ter Boots and Shoes, which We are offering At un.
usually attractive prices. Gentlemen's dne calf
hand. .sewed button boots for $3Ts: Ladies' hand
seusd button boots for $500 Ladies'. Misses and
ChildFen's fne custom shoes 9 specially. Il will
pay you 10 give Us . call. GUShT. DETswoRTn 4
Co., Opera House Shoe Store, % n. Eu,aW Street,
Baltimore, Md.
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KOTHE d. HEIRD,
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous.
CUTTERS!
For Hay, Straw and Fodder.
In Sizes Suited for Hand or Powcr.

The DOCTOR BAILEY CUTTER
combines new features. the knife so acting on the
feed a. 10 economi1c powcr. It, simplicity rcn-
ders IL easy 60 manage, and makes Il durable. The
cut j. changed 10 different lengths with iacili
~. The feed be stopped instantly Mt will. and
it, capacity i. far greater than any other machine
using the same mower
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From Gardenville, 18th Distrlct.-0n
Thursday Vi last week as Mrs. John Koch was
driving a young horse down the ;.inie hill on the
Bclair road. the horse became frightened a, an
umbrella blown under it, feet from \ bottng
wagon. causing 1t 60 jump to side. and tho
road bed being very narrow the wagon. which wa.
new one. upsc, in gully breaking tho shafts and
otherwise damaging il. Mrs. Koch, who was
thrown out. very much injured by being
kicked in the breast by the horse. and hal 10 be
conveyed home. bu, is now improving.
Mr.. Stephen DnugheFiy. an old resident Of this
place. who tread on = nail some months ago, has
been taken 70 Mt. Hope asylum he having entirely
lost bis mind anil could not be kept ai home with.
out enian gcring himself or family, n he often
threatened o. kill himself and wife. After run
ming the nail In his foot erysipeias set in. which
va, neglected. The physicians n, the asylum are
of the opinion that that affected biz brain. Mr..
Dougheriy Is reported to-day (Tursday) A. being
in dying condition. lie l. in very good cireum
stances.
The graves Of the eoiorcd Union soldiers, about
$40 in number. buried at Laurel Cemetery, on the
Belair road, have had n new dag placed on the
pole, which l. kept floating all the year The
arbor viiscs around the enclosure have been trim.
mel and present n neat appearance. Marble
head stones are planted at each grave on which
arc the names of all who could be ascertained.
The Catholic Cemetery at this place. owned by
-. james and 81. Matthews congregation, BAL
timofe. Is connected with the city By telephone.
the wires having been attached 20 the poles
already on the road. IL will be used for no other
purpose than the business of the churches and
cemetery.
Hog killing has been the principle work done
during the pas, week. Some very hLe ones have
been killed. but the general complaint is that the
hog would not fation right. although they hal
plenty 10 eat. Every ono wants 10 get thisjo Oh
hi. hands before Christmas week. n nearly every
body attends market all the week. MA Il.
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CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE {
DECEMBER TERN. 1889.

Hon. Georye Ysiion. CHIEF Judge hoa. Darid
FoEtsr. A.s"eiais Judge u. q. McIHio.L. E.g.,
States AIRY: Wm. ~ isaac. Bay, C7srE
Richard q. Traoey, E.g., Shsrig.
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From Fork. lith District.

A request has been made that few lines IA write
AZ 20 what were my thoughts of party night.
| knew noihin. 81 till they appeared in the lane
Iespatterel with mud and tnoisien,d with rain
Hoping Of course that lodgings they'd find
In one good country home and be treated kind.
! really had not even thought of or dreamed
OF those smiling faces :hat on "a then bcamed
We made them all welcome and tried hard 20
please
Each one who had come to the country for ease.
And really, the truth speak now. when say.
Was sorry indeed that 80 short was their stay;
Was 80 much pleased with the persons that came.
n had 10 repeat Il would like just the same
hut cannot foretell what the future may bring.
For there remain several months yet of Winter
and Spring.
Before the warm weather starts our city cousins
Away 20 the country by dozens and dozens.
One thing can proinise which We meier had be
fore.
A railroad l. raining almost 90 our door,
And persons that come out, will miss tba, rough
''bus."
Der which ladies groan and gentlemen cHss
Now that last word l. rough and should not be
used.
by ladies in Thyming nor gents when r.fased
Perhaps after reading these lines you will say,
From buses and rhymers defend Us pray.
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NJ. JoiH'. r. q. Church, agsriHe.-Services
every alternate Sunday morning. at II o'clock.
by Rey. 4. J. Barrow, rector.
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LOCAL ITEMS.
Religious Notices.

Trinity r. r.. Church. To,r'onto,-a. Preaching
Sunday by the rector. Rev. ". II. II. Powers. at
II n. IN. aud p. m. Also Wednesday night ser.
vices at y o'clock.
There will be preaching at Lu,herville, by Rev.
W. II. II. Powers, in the Public Hall, every Sun.
day afternoon, Mt % o'clock.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

hALLocKs Nav SEEb SroRE.-The new Agri.
cultural Implement and Seed House Of L. ID. Hal
lock is located at 81 N. Green street, second door
north Of Lexington Market, baltimore. Roland
Chilled Plows, the Young America Corn and Cob
NH, Corn Shelters, Hay and Fodder Cutters and
Agricultural Implements Of all kinds. Agent for
tho Champion Grain Drill. Goes Original An
moniated Bone Phosphate.
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New Military company.-A military CON

New Military Company.--A military CON.
pay has been organized at NJ. Washington, 10 be
known NJ the Mt. Washington Infantry. WIN.
=. vaughen. was chosen captain; G. =. Lauren.
son, first lieutenant; p. G. Leary. second lieu
tenant. The Company numbers forty members
and was mustered into service on Wednesday last.
This new addition to the State militia IL compes.
ed of good m.teria IL well Offered aud l. resolv.
cd 10 make itself credit TO the State. The TOwson
Guards must look 10 their iaureis.
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Triaity CAHrcl. Long Gresn.-Serviees by Rev
A. J. Barrow, rector. every alternate Sunday, at
n o'clock. A. ".
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Maryland ContraI koad.-The road has
now reached very near the Little Guhpowder
Fails. the dividing line between Baltimore and
Hartford counties. about twenty miles from the
city. The iron-Ore beds at the head Of Long
Green voliey, from which the company expects 90
draw largely, have been reached. aud the mining
Of ores is now being carried on with vigor. since
the opening of the miEes. some few weeks since.
about Gftesn hundred tons Of ore have been taken
out. The company 10 moro than paying iu run
ming expenses, and the officials state that report
Of which they need not be ashamed will be pre-
senred at the annual meeting Of the company in
January. -.
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A Ruined Lifo.-"Danici Christ. for larceny,
has been sent to the penitentiary for two years
aud six months by the Baltimore county court
The above We clip from one Of our Maryland
exchanges. IL recalls host Of memories. over
thirty years ago the writer roommate Of
this same Daniel Christ. Ih was then bright
and rather promising lad though with daring
disposition which boded trouble for him when he
grew to manhood. lle grew 10 = powerful and
ine looking man, but his youthful disposition to
90 in evil ways had grown with his growth. And
now ho is immured in prison cell. = great change
from the prospects that his friends imagined for
him in his youth, but tho natural result of his
reckless conduct and unlawful acts.-AiiooHa, Pa,
TriyRHs.
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Drowning OF Oliver Norris.-Mr. Oliver
Norris. aged 20 years vas drowned about six
o'clock Tuesday evening In n small stream which
crosses the Philadelphia road at August kahiers,
81 miles from baltimore. Young Norris and his
father had been Co kahier's store and were going
home in q cart. bridge spans tho stream. and
owing TO the darkness of tho night the horse,
which IL blind. walked OF the bridge. dragging
the cart and occupants with him. thin crust Of
ice Was broken through, and both men went into
the water. Mr. Chas freund happened along
and rescued Mr.. James Norris, who informed Mr..
ffeund that his son Oliver was in the water. Ad-
ditionai aid was secured. and In half an hour the
body of young Norris was recovered.
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NsSbofSS 2IeuSioro IN bhigo. County.-
Deeds. Leases. Mortgage Bills Of Sale, etc., re-
ccivcd for record In tho Office Of the Clerk Of the
circui, Court for Baltimore county:
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Storms W 0rk.

New Orleans, %. Times Democrat
Monroe, La, special: A violent storm
swept over this place yesterday evening.
At McGuire's place six cabins and por-
ton Of the gin houses were blown down.
On the Cooper plantation all ta9 houses,
including the dwelling, were destroyed.
j. w. Scarborough lost his gin house
and two cabins blown to atoms. On
Oliver plantation all the houses were de-
stroyed. Carpenter plantation lost its
gin houses and two cabins. Loss, S25,-
600. An old oolored woman at Lade-
ling place was blown away, and her body
is not yet found. Several negroes are re-
ported killed.
Columbus, Ca, ga cyclone passed
near LoaehApoka,Al doing great dam
age and killing two men.
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Assuming Congressional Gus
toms.

Chicago, 2S.-A Washington special
states that Alec. Howell, the colored SER
want of President Arthur, is assuming
congressional manners, and although a
married man with three children, he
maintains young woman for whom he
has obtained a place in the land office.
He has lately ceased to support his wife,
and when she cAmped before the White
House door lately he was about TO strike
her, and threatened to kill her, Howell
is very unpopular. and is known Is
"Fresb, the valet" He has been trying
to get various clerks, and even chiefs Of
bureaus discharged, because they do not
pay sufficient court TO the man that
brushes the Presidents clothes.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
FLOOD FACTS.
More Encouraging News from
the Overlooked Districts.

New Orleans, 27.-The creyAsse at
Arizona plantation is twelve feet deep
and 200 feet wide. This is Lodry crew
asse, and may overflow all the sugar
plantations On the left bank down to
Bonnet Care. The entire Grasieiette
County is reported submerged.
Backwater is rapidly encroaching
on the plantations west of Baton Rouge.
Vicksburg. 27-Reports from the
o7erhowed districts are very encourag-
ing.
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such canal or ditch a grating of hori-
Zontal bars not more than one inch
apart, sufficiently secured on the
sides, top and bottom to prevent
fish from escaping into said canal
or ditch around said grating.
Approved March 9th, 1882.
ELI II. MURRAY,
Governor Of the Territory.
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miscellaneous matlers.

Galveston, Tex, 27.-Track laying on
the TexAs-Aexican road has begun.
Cincinnati, 27.-Rabbi LilienthAl, who
had a stroke of paralysis on Saturday
night, was still alive a. midnight, but
there was no hope for his recovery.
Chicago, 2S.-The Illinois state senate,
to-day, adopted resolution asking the
President to pardon Mason.
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UTAH ss rHaaFy9h ONCE. IS.
/, Arthur L. Thomas, Secretary of
the Territory of Utah, do hereby
certify that the above and foregoing
is a true and correct copy of an act
entitled "An Act for the Preserva-
ton of Fish and Came" Approved
March 9th, 1882.
Attest my hand and the great
seal of the territory, this 28th day OF
March, 1882.
ARTHUR l.. THOMAS,
SEAL Sec. rotary.
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IrIShiSmS.

Dublin, ga she'll was thrown into
o house near Letterkenny, County Done
gal, to-day. Two rooms were destroyed.
London, 28.-The night police force
now around the docks number 600. It is
believed the Fenians intend 10 blow up
the tunnel to North Woolwich, which
passes under the dock.
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Casualties.

Newburg. n. Y, 27.-The steamer
IhoS. Cornell, from Roncout tor New
York, went to pieces on the rocks south
OF here. The passengers and crew we're
saved by another steamer. Loss heavy.
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MONETARY AND STOCKS
New York, March IS, 1872

Money, 90; goverm'ts, strong, higher;
stocks, weaker; Western Union, 81;
Quicksilver 70; Pacific, 421l Mari
posa, 2; Wells Fargo, l29; New
York Centrs., 1867; Erie, 375s; Pan
anna, 100; Union Pacific, 115H; bonds,
1852; Central Pacific, 9l5s; bonds, l142z,
Sutro, e.