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The Baltimore County union., 1882-04-22
How othara Look at II.

The Baltimore Er,siag .Nsir. Of Tuesday, speak
ing of our new railroad. says editorially:
THE Delta road Is an enterprise of far greater
local Importance than many imagine. II has
been undertaken aad pushed with an energy,
ability and pefsistency that 10 highly ereditable
TO those who have Il in charge. The
road will prove important addition 10 our lines
Of communication, aud will bring n profitable
trade TO our city. Il will. when completed, give
Us access 10 new coal dcpots, and will make our
city the market for rich and developing region.
II will prove n great convenience TO those having
business at Towson and will make one Of the finest
excursion routs In the State. II not only passes
through the most beautiful and picturesque por-
ton of Baltimore county, but can put ~xcursion-
ists down nj Loeb Raven, and make that lovely
point great excursion resort for the city. There
the magnificent water works, which the city has
constructed at such prneely cost. can be seen.
the drives and walks about them can be heartily
enjoyed the purest air In the State be breathd
and. a. an excursion route alone, the road should
be made pay ing institution. But its convenience
will have the effect Of building up population Of
patrons for itself. Summer villas will spring MP
oil along the line. and summer boarding. houses
will supply the road with constant tide Of pas
sengefs. Furthermore, this road will open up n
great slate industry, for upon its line the best
slate quarries within Thousand miles. Altogether
the Baltimore and Delta road promises 10 be n
grand success. and the energy aud enterprise Of
IL management 50 far shows that Il vii; fully de-
serve a."
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pecree Aga,ns. an Adm,n,,,ra,r,x

The investigation which was commenced before
the judges Of the Orphans Court for this county
on the 18th instant upon petition Of Lewis Meyer,
guardian for the infant children Of Christian
wohn, deceased. alleging that Clara Koch, the
administrative Of the setate Of the deceased, had
concealed aud omitted to return 20 the court large
part Of the assets Of the estate, terminated on
Thursday in n decree in favor Of the guardian.-
The amount, including interest. which the admin.
isratrix will be obliged 10 account for under the
decree. will be over sl0.o00. Mr.. Benjamin KurtE
appeared rs counsel for the guardian. and Messrs.
Y. c. Iieighe and VI. W. Ofutt for the admins
tratrix.
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New Coaches for q. A. ID.

A combination ear and one passenger coach
built BY the Billmeyer a Small Company, Of York,
Pa, for the Baltimore and Delta railroad, are now
In use on our nsw line. The ears have all the
modern Improvements and are furnished In sle-
gant style. The passenger coach II pronounced .
medei piece cf mechanism 10 all Ice departments.
The exterior hnish 10 especially master piece Of
workmanship. They are painted bottle green,
striped In gold and aluminium, with carmine and
green ornamsntations Of original hgures, designed
By Mr.. Edward J. Berry, the master painter In
the shop. The interior of the ear 10 ssh. inlaid
with ash burl, aud the heading and decks are
finished with corresponding beauty. The uphol-
will seat - psrsons. The car Il forty-ave feet In
length, and is built Of the very best material.
every piece Of wood Joined With glue. Il 10 pro
vided with Ames' vacuum brake, aud the trucks
are pennsylvanl standard.
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President Arthur.

President Afthur's place Of worship at the
Capital Is It. Johns Old Episcopal Church, on
Lafayette Square. Immediately opposite the Execu-
tive Mansion. This l. the oldest Episcopal church
- p.e.i,ea. Mansns
wor'hiped here. and took special interes, in the
temporal affairs Of the church. There Is scrap Of
record history relating how he once demonstrated
with the ves,ry against the raising Of the pew
rates. In his personal appearance and dspor,.
ment President Arthur does not in the least resem.
bic his predecessor. lie l. someWhat taller, and
in the scale would pull down 4 heavier weight
than General GARFIELD. The latter was n square:
built man. with broad face and head, and IN his
manner aud appearance there not the least
difidence reserve. liis n,ovemenents. even 10
his step and gestures, were those of n man who
took some pride in physical accuracy. lIis atti.
tudes were not those Of careless man. for,
whether he stood OF sat. the most exacting photo.
grapher would have been satisfied with his pose.
President Arthur has . good face. upon which
there is an impress Of modesty that s almost suy.
gestivs Of difidenee, but there IL nothing In ex-
preston or manner that repels the most modest
suitor for his favor. His figure IL above the
age height. and l. massive without obesity. Itis
figure that might study and assume positions
with eject. but Of this he is not in the least con.
scious. lie is n pleasant speaker, but has never
made poses and gestures \ study. His manner 1.
easy and natural. but Il is that of . gentleman
who has inherited, not acquired. dignity. In his
ordinary intercourse with men there is a quiet re-.
serve that amounts almost TO . charm. That he
l. firm and very deliberate We have bad ample
proof during his Presidential progress thus far.
II 10 said of him that he stands in n place more
trying than that ever beior. occupied by an Amer.
can ciiiEen. In view of all the circumstances at
tending his succession. no one will dispute this.
But the question for the people to solve 10, do they
realize this in its true impressive sense. and
will they help instead Of hinder him in sustaining
the weight which has been laid upon him -
Wassiayio CorrespondsRee Sas Francisco Poet.
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ANF'hNssssss tS's
LICENSES To RETAILERS OF SPIRITUor
OR PREVENTED LIQUORS OR
LAGER BEER
nYsrER ANn EITINn mnl.sEs


The license 90 be paid by the keepers Of oyster
and eating houses 10 5000 throughou the State
FEMALE vENDERs.
Females vending millinery and other small ar.
tielrs. whose stock il not S5Oo, pay n license
Of 5000 only but if over that amount they are
required 10 pay the same license as other person.
oath 10 be made as 90 the amount Of stock a; the
principal season Of the wear.
LICENSES TO OWNERS AND KEEPERS
OF sTALLIONs AND JACKS.
The owner or keepers Of every stallion or jack
shall. before being permitted To stand or station
such animal. pay to the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
Of of the counties in this State. the high
est which he intends 20 ask or receive for the
season of one mare : and the receipt of the said
Clerk. with the seal of his Court attached thereto
for said sum- shall be the license for sstoning or
standing such stallion jack for year from the
date thereof provided. that in no shall the
sum directed 20 the paid by this section for such
license be less than ten dollars and that every
stallion or jack upon which the said tax is paid
shall be exempt from all other State tax.
RICHARD c. TRACEY.
Sheriff of Baltimore county.
y. BY instructions received from the Treas
ury Department nj the Clerks Office, all persons
applying for license of any kind. except mar
riage licenses. which are the same as heretofore,
will hereafter have 90 pay the fee Of ffty cents for
issuing the same, making total of sixty cents as
stated above.
The fee Of hfy cents has here,ofOre been charged
60 the State.
RICHARD C. TRACEY,
Meh. ls.-td.l Sheriff Of Baltimore county.
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Legal Notices.
william s. Koech. Attorney, To~.on,owa.

JOSHUA NJ. MATTHEWS, EXECUTOR OF
81 JOSHUA MARSH, vs.. ANNA n. cHIL-
TON, IN fhs cireHii Court for Baiii@oTs eousty-
iH Equ.ty.
ORDERED by the Circuit Court for Bai,imors
county. this 18th day Of April 1882. that the sale
made and reported by Joshua ". Matthews. Ex-
ecutor Of Joshua Marsh. Assignee of Mortgages
Of the leasehoid property mentioned in the pro-
eeedings In the above entitled cause. be ratified
and confirmed. unless cause TO the contrary there
Of be shown, on or before the sh dsy Of Nay, 1851.
provided . copy Of this order be inserted In some
newspaper printed In Baltimore county, once In
each Of three successive weeks before the sth day
Of May. 1889. The report states the amount Of
sales TO be si,O46.OO.
wM. NJ. ISAAC, Clerk.
True cOpy--Test:
wM. ". ISAAC, Clerk.
April ij.--it.
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A Challenge Declined.

The following note from Mr.. q. Frank Morgan,
Of Dulany's Valley, explains itself; "Mes.rs.
Editors FL notice in the last issue Of Tvs USioS
. challenge from Nj. John q. Bosley, who pro.
poses 10 match his horse against mine, but a.
only keep my horse for pleasure driving. aud not
for the purpose Of winning money by bets, must
decline Il. I accidentally came in contact with
Mr.. Bosiey on the York road. when he remarked
that he could beat any horse that came out on the
road. Mr.. Boslsy has told me that my horse
would never trot fast. We had the "bru,h" al
iuded 10 and the result altogether satisfactory
20 me. IL 10 strange that he should claim 20 have
"cleaned me up" The publication Of your Union
willie correspondent was unauthorized BY me and
knew nothing Of Il until saw q In THE Uxiox.
should meet Mr.. Bosley again extend him an
Invitation 10 give me his best. but I would com
pei him 10 conane bis horse 10 o trot-not 10 .
run."
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Personal.

DR.. =. W. Patterson, Of Baltimore county, sail
ed on Friday. ?ist inst, from Baltimore for Hol.
land. lie goes for the purpose of purchasing
cattle for breeding purposes.
Messrs. Il. II. Boarman, John I. Yeiio,t and D.
@. Mcintosh, three members of the Towsontown
bar, have been engaged in the trial Of the esie.
brated Johns will case which has been inprogres,
IN Baltimore for about forty days.
The ninth annual session Of the Maryland State
Temperance Alliance was held In Baltimore this
week. Among the delegates present from Baiii.
more county we're the following: y. l.. Morling.
Geo. X. Stone. Chas. A. Lease, VIM. X. Grifith,
Rev. W. T. d. GLENN and John s. Biddison. Mr.
3. Merryman Anderson was re elected vice prcsi-
dent for Baltimore county.
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.Nes.or,s" oranddsush.er chris.ened.

A novel christening ceremony took place on the
receiving ship Wabash, at the charlestown Navy
yard, on Thursday afternoon, 18th instant. The
little one was Helen Josephine, daughter Of Capt.
J. n. Miller, commander Of the Wabash, and
granddaughter Of Col John Wills, the "Nestor" Of
TnE BALrinoRE couSrY USIoS. The eapstan Of
she vessel was used ~ . stand for the baptismal
font, and vas elegantly decorated with hovsn.
The water Ia the font was from the River OF Jor-
dan, Holy Land. The Rev. Dr.. Lambert, Of 81.
johns Church, chariestown, conducted the SER
vices, and Mr. and Mrs. James y. Tats, Of Balti-
more, setsd ~ sponsors. Afsr the ceremony the
ehiid's feet were placed In earth brought from
Maryland. the birth-plaes Of the mother. Ms.
Miller was In mourning for her mother. The
child was born on the ship, and has never been OF
u. Captain Miller leaves soon 70 take charge Of
The Tannaaaaa.
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Here 10 the Baltimore Amsrieaa'. "iable" on the
Elkridgers hunt at Towsontown last Saturday:
Where IL the foxl
The fox 10 in the corner Of the fence ofou neigh
Dor.
will he bite!
Fear not he 10 very tame.
Who does get the brush
The gentleman 10 the pretty pink sui,-also
does he get the whip.
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Miscellaneous.
CHERIFF's LICENSE NOTICE.
Notice 60 Merchants, Traders and
Others.

A LII persons aud bodies corporate or polite, In
"A Baltimore county who are or shall be exer.
eising any business. or shall be doing any act or
thing, or shall be IN the occupation Of any house
or place for any purpose for which license l. made
necessary by tho laws of Maryland. are hereby
warned 90 obtain License renew the same,
On or before The fret Of Nay, 1889,
under the penalty prescribed by said laws for the
infraetion thereof
Those interested are notified Of the following re-
quirements Of the License Laws;
TRADERS LICENSES.
The amount 20 be paid by traders fer license,
tthe amount Of stock at the principal Of sale
10 be given under oath.l l. as follows:
IL the applicants stock in trade does not ex-
"A n 10 ca
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From ounpowder. ii,h District.

Spring has made its appearance, the eroaking
Of the frogs can be heard IN every direction. and
mosquitoes are already showing up in swarms.
Miss Jennie Hammond. daughter Of Mr.. Domi-
nick Hammond. who has been seriously III for
some time, Is recovering.
A great many Of our farmers will engage in to-
ma,o growing this season. II is reported
Me,srs. +. Corbia and l.. Pearee will put II ten
acres each. and tits hoped they may be successful
Salem Sabbath school was reorganiEel last sun
day. II is n very large school and has been in
progress throughout the winter.
Scarlet fever is quite prevalent in this neighbor-
hood, two persons having died within the past
week.
Mr.. Standiford il erecting n handsome dwelling
house near here. which, when completed. will be
an improvement to the neghborhoOd as well as to
his farm.
The eanners of this vicinity held n meeting last
week and agreed 10 pay from Is 10 30 cents per
bashel FOR tonatoe. this season. ABB.
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On the Johns VIII Case.

Ersry Saturday says; sold gray y-baired men
are beginning 20 reckon dates nov from the time
the Johns will case began. although . good many
don't expect TO live until the end Of L."
The Star of Monday evening says: "The testi'
mony for the defence In the long drawn out Johns
will case closed to-day, and now 10 something un-
forseen does not occur the trial may come TO an
end by the month Of July, or At the worst Christ
mas"
The Baltimore County union., 1882-04-22

Having been troubled with very bad Cough
for about two years and having tried almost every
cough mixture that was ever made, ! have found
none that has given me such great relief As DR..
Bulls Cough syrup and I earnestly recommend
Tito all afflicted Benz. Duggan, ~ Park Pl,
The Baltimore County union., 1882-04-22
From oardenviiio, i2th District.

On Sunday last the Sabbath school at Gatchs
church was reorganiEed aud the following ofieers
elected: Superintendent, J. G. Councilman; assi,.
tant. Rev. Thomas Gorsueh; secretary and treas.
urer. A. Mccormick. Jr.; librarians, John aud
Charles Ehrhardt. Officers Of the Missionary
Society-president, Miss Rachel A. German I;
treasurer, Miss Dollie Ehrhardt. Rev. Mr.. Gray.
the junior preacher Of the Circuit, paid his FIRST
visi, 10 this appointment on Sunday and preached
from Mathew, 2ist chap. and 2ist verse.
On Wednesday Of last week q man who had
been In the employ of Mr.. John kooms. on Frank
lin avenue. got up in tho night and robbed Mr.
Kooms' son of 40 In money. a silver watch and
some clothing and decamped. since which time
nothing has been heard Of him. The thief had
only been working on the place three days.
Capt. Lang. who bought the Franklin property.
near this place. has just completed fne house
and barn. which will be a great improvement to
the neghborhooi. The old house, which stands
Immediately in front Of the new one. IL being
moved on rollers 60 another location. There has
been an unusual amount Of improvement in the
neighborhood during the past winter aud spring.
The heavy frost of Tuesday night did more
damage than was at first expected. All the early
bects and raddshcs killed. | don't think
the fruit was injured 10 any great extent.
This Il now a busy time with us-pianting.
sowing seeds. &c. Many are planting out fruit
trees, Of which our district will soon be full. The
Mrssrs Corsc are now very busy filling orders.
The saw mill of Mr.. leskins IL still running,
getting out iamber. wheclwright stuff, &c. lie
has two engines q, WORK aud can run three saws
at q time. VI. A. X.
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Heavy storm-variable weather

A violent storm Of thunder and lightning passed
over this place Wednesday night. There vas .
heavy fall Of rain accompanied By some hail.
East Of Towsontown, In Long Green Valley, the
hail storm was Of unusual severity, but no damage
has been reported. The weather of the past week
has been very ackle-warm and cold BY turns,
With violent wind storms, rain and hail.
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Lice Stock IHsuranes.-The Peoples Mutual
Live Stock Insurance Co., Of Baltimore, of which
Mr.. Robert $. corse 10 president, insure. horses.
mules. horned CATTLE &c.. on most favorable terms
The officers are all well.known 10 the people of
Baltimore county as Grst- class business men, and
their names alone are q sufficient guarantee ofthe
soundness Of the company. The horses Of the
Baltimore county Gre department are insured In
this company. See advertisement.
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Mortgagee's Sale.

George W. Hook, auetieneer, sold on Monday.
for Charles 4. fendali, ESQ. attorney for the
mortgage, the residence Of Joseph d. Mitchell,
situated on the east side Of the Ysrk turnpike .
short distance south Of Towsontown. 70 Margaret
Smith. the mortgage. for 5000. The property
contains . little upwards Of 4 acres and is i'm
proved BY brick dwelling. stable. &e.
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Information WaHfed Where can get Sew.
ing Machine that will not break the thread and
needle 10 Il goes baekrardf Why. 60 and exam
Inc the "Royai 50. john" II makes no difference
which way you turn the wheel, Il sews the same.
For sale BY J. y. IESDERsoS, Towsontown. or
Zee near the Postofiiee.
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Racaixar Anpointad.

Levin y. Morris fied bill in equity At Tow
for IN injunction and receiver. The court passed
IN order, appointing Henry c. Gather rseeivsr.
aud directing him TO give notice BY publication Of
his appointment, and warning all persons 20 Gle
their elaima ON or helofa June I. lss2.
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Mr.. Frank sanderson, Of "The Plains" farm,
Baltimore county. has been awarded the prize
given BY the AmsvieaR Farmer for the essay ''0n
Growing Fruits a. Farm Crops In Maryland, with
Methods q Cultivation and Lists of approved
Borts." The judges were Robert 8. Emery. Of
Kent county, ma; q. y. D. Leighton, of Norfolk,
Va, aud 0sn. Luther Giddings, of Anne Arundel
ceuniy, Nd.
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Private sale Of . Small Farm.

Mr.. Joseph Lloyd has sold bis farm Of l6 acres,
In the tth district, near Emory Grove. adjoining
the farm Of MF. J. d. 0sisi, 90 Mr. Geo. W. VIII
helm, Of the sth district for 500. The property
10 improved by comfortable frame house and all
necessary entbulldlngs.
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8. Parker Bosley and Nicholas Charles
Burke, Attorneys, Towsontown.
IN THE MATTER OF THE TRUST EsTATl
Il OF CHRISTIAN L. MAREEI. In fkr C;r..,

IN THE MATTER OF THE TRUST ESTATE
l. OF CHRISTIAN ID. wARFEL, in the Cirouif
Court for Baifinore eoEsty, ir Equity.
IL is hereby ordered by the Circuit Court for
Baltimore county. this 3oth day Of March, 1882,
that the creditors of Christian d. warfel Ole their
claims against him. proven rs required by Law,
with the Clerk Of the Circuit Court for baltimore
county, on or before the 5h day Of May. 1859,
preparatory 20 the statement Of an Auditors ac-
count or they be otherwise deprived Of particiJa-
ton in the distribution Of the funds Of said trust
estate. provided a copy Of thi, order be published
in some newspaper published In Baltimore coun-
~ for three successive weeks before the said 5th
day Of May, iss2.
RICHARD GRASoN,
GEORGE YELL0TT.
True Copy--rest:
WILLIAM N. ISAAC, Clerk.
April LIT.
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AT the next meeting Of the Towsontowa Litera.
" Society. 20 Be held Friday. April 2sth, at 8
o'clock, the following programme Win be observed
Lecture, By Prof. W. L. woodrua, of Baliimofe.
Moore; music. By Mr. Harry Fos, the Msssrs.
Keisor and othera.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

Wssfsd!-9si Men and Women 10 call and ex-
anime the Royal 81. John Sewing Machine" Il
has merits that easnof Be sHrpa'sed. J. y. HES-
pERsox, Oice near the Postohice. Towsontown.
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!Sfea@ RsHora'iHy.--we call attention TO the ad-
vertiselnsnt Of Mr.. q. A. McGAw, which appears
In to-day's USIoS. lie has had long experience
In the business in which he 10 engaged and his
process for steam renovating is superior 90 any in
use. Call At IS north Howard street, and be con-
vinced.
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Readings.

Miss Helen Blayloek. Of Phiiadelphia. profess
,ional eiocutionis, gave readings at Shirley Hall.
llth district. on Friday evening of last week.
She 10 visiting the family ofMr. Rittenhouse near
kingsville.
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re- Three Baltimore bank presidents have died
within the pas, ten days, the last one being Mr..
II. u. Chase. president Of the Peoples Bank.
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ENsEs TO ORDINARIEs AND TAVERN
EEEnEns

The license 10 ordinsries aud tavern keepers 20
sell sPiriiuous andfermentedquors. or lager beer.
in quantities less than pint, at any time.
af follows. the applicant 20 make oath before the
house at ia which the business to be authorized
by the license may be done, or intended 90 be
done
II the rental or annual value i. not
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While Mr.. James Kane Of Long Green Valley,
was on bis way to church last Sunday. his hoFis
became frightened and overturned the buggy,
throwing him out and cutting his head.
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pea.h OF a wealthy Citizen.

Mr. William Callow. n citizen Of tho I'd district
of this county and one Of Batim0res most enter
prising business men, died suddenly Of apoplexy.
at his residence on Linden avenue extended.
Saturday morning Of last week, In the list year
Of his age. lie was born on the Isle Of Man,
where his father was n revenue officer under the
British Crown. AZ an early age he longed for =
life Of independence, and finally ran away 10 sea.
The vessel which harbored him was bound for this
port, aud he landed here penniless and friendess,
but full Of enthusiasm. lie was then but 10 years
of age. Soon securing employment he worked
hard and faithfully. and By living economically
saved sufficient to purchase horse and cart. with
which he began his business career by psddling
wood. The money earned in this manner vas the
foundation Of the large fortune which he AFTER
ward accumulated. Besides being very coura.
geous and en,erprisising he was also far.secing.
for his 6rst venture in real estate long before the
war was in what 10 now known Callow and
PrAtt's wharf. Locust Point. Al the time of this
purchase no one had any idea that Locust Point
would ever become what II Is to-day. Mr.. Cal.
lows judgment led him 90 purchase this property,
believing that not many years would elapse before
be would realize his most sanguins expectations.
Unfortunately. he did not possess the required
SUN, and In this dilemma he called on Mr.. Enoch
Pratt. whom he had not seen before this, and in
duced him To become half purchaser. In 1869,
when the old Fort covington property, near Spring
Garden, was sold by the United States Govern
ment. he, again in conjunction with Mr. Pratt,
purchased the valuable land. Prior to this. dur
Log the var. he bad bought that property known
as Camp Delger. which is located on North ave.
nue., near his residence in Baltimore county. This
has since become very valuable, especially since
avenues have been cut through TO the park. In
politics Mr.. cailow was . strong whig, and when
the war broke out in 1861 he vas m unhinehing
Union man. lie made Il point TO sell gold, In
which he speculated largely on the faith Of
Union victory, and never missing his mark he
made enormous sums whenever he ventured. Mr..
caiiows fortune Il estimated at nearly one million
dollars.
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viii preach ni S. Johns Mission. York road,
Sunday, April 3Sd, ct - o'elock. Public invi.ed.