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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-05-27

e1-co the immortal George Washington
turu his majestic head either side and look down
from his lofsy pedestal In Mount Vernon Place he
would feel ashamed Of his surroundings. but the
city fathers don't. They feel proud Of the anti
quated bird.bexes that ornament the unimproysd
squares. They think they are perfectly splendid.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-05-27

rs-The visit Of the Johns Hopkins University
faculty to the Baltimore Naiaiorium gives rise to
the suggestion that Prof. Brooks and his assoei-
a,es ia the biological laboratory might End some
interesting specimens Of animal life in the water
Of the swimming pond. They would and them
II the student. Of his namesake's female college
hapnened 70 be di.poriing them.elves there.
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eD-Mrs. Sarah d. Baker, wife Of Mr.. J. W.
Baker, editor Of the Belair .Egi', died ON Sunday
last. She had been in delicate health for long
time. Mrs. Baker was q daughter q the late
Richard d. Lee, Of Hartford county. and was high
" esteemed FOR her many virtues. We extend our
sincere sympa,hies to brother Baker in his sad be-
reavemenf
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s1B-Gov. Hamilton says, fraud binds no one
In norais, business or politics" And yet We know
Of krst-elass Democratic "fraud" 90 whOm ehas
Gent . listening ear. and By II has lost aunber
Of his s,auneh, Democratic supporters In this
&ounfv.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-05-27

G1-Iion. Tom Marshall has decided 10 decline
the Republican nomination for cOngrsssuan.s A.
large IN Pennsylvania. Il 10 likely he will hitch
on TO the Wolf machine, and u he does he will 70
wnag
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70 There are still a good many cases Of ,@sh-
pOx in baltimore city and tho health authorities
are sking efforts to stamp out the disease, which
has bsen confined aimOs, exclusively to the color
cd people.
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SS-Mr. John d. ksemslberg. . vsli-kaown
BaitiHsss tobacco merchant and senior member
Of the hrm Sfs. D, EremelbOrg 4 Co., died sud-
denly In PhiIAdsiphis. Wednesday afternoon,
aged IS yearA
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-05-27

c1-Mrs. Basss.s, Of Virginia, IL ossIpg the
Washington family Bible 10 the Government for
the small sum Of $4,000. Who will be the next
applicant Gor GOvsrnmcn, boun,yi
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-05-27

Ieo-The Sunday school children Of Brooklyn,
N. Y, celebrated thar anniversary on Wednesday.
There was parade Of the schools end teachers
and there were about se.es0 children in line.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-05-27

Ec-Messrs. J. n. Watkins and J. T. CLARK,
who have conducted the ElleO,, City Ti@ss for the
Past Gosr years, have sold that paper to Mr.. VIM.
II. Davis, who hss for some time been connected
with the Baltimore ssS. u will continue as here.
tofore 10 be Democratic in poklies
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-05-27
RARE CHANCE

A TO
sECuRE 4 GOOD HOME IN THE "A.
WESTERN PART OF MARY 80
Re- LAND, WITHIN ABOUT THREE~
MILES OF DEER PARK AND FIVE MILES
OF OAKLAND. THE FLOURISIIING AND
ATTRACTIVE COUNTY TOWN OF
GARRETT COUNTY. ON THE
LINE OF THE BALTIC. AND
OHIO RAILROAD.
FOR sale, on the most favorable terms. FOUR
TRACTS OF LAND In the Glades Of Garrett
county, Nd. The land Is highly productive, equal,
In point Of quality. TO any ia the State, partly
heavily timbered and surrounded by farms
haeh tract has n stream Of water running through
It. besides fine springs Of excellent water. These
lands are IN the most healthy part Of Maryland.
They will be sold on the most favorable terms, or
exchanged for Baltimore city or county property.
Apply TO or address,
L0NGNEcKER BROS,
Office "BALTinoRE CouSrY UNIoN," Touson
July 9.-tE) 2. %, Towsontowp. Ma.
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eB-A postal card has been received by Prssi-
dent Arthur Threatening his life. The card vas
turned over 70 The Postmaster General Who is said
10 attach No Importance 10 q.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-05-27

@B-The Chicago TSibsne says Mr.. Blaine mus,
be considered an element In American PoII,ies.--
Mustyi
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MARRIAGES.
DEATHS.

LONG-ECk ARDT-on the 18th instant. by
Rev. Dr. schwartz. John W. Long to Anna L.
Eckardt, both Of Canton.
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MISS MANN's BOARDING Ann
WI DAY SCHOOL

YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS.
TowsoNT0wN, Mn.
A KINDERGARTEN CLASS for little ehfi.
dren. 5000 per quarter
OBJECT LESSONS ~ GERMAN without
extra charge
\ class Of LITTLE BOYS pill be received.
Miss l.. L. OSBORNE, Teacher Of English.
Miss ELISE MERcUR, Teacher Of Kindergarten.
Miss A. +. REGuEUR, Teacher Of French.
Miss ChLER, Teacher Of Drawing.
Feb. 2S.-sm.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-05-27

John I. Yellott. Attorney, TowsOniOwn.
T,RUSTEEs' SALE
II og
A LITTLE PLACE IN THE IiTH DISTRICT.
by virtue &c decree Of the Circuit Court for
Baltimore county, passed in the Equity case Of
Taylor, Executor, W.. Roate and others, 81
- the undersigned, Trustees,
ID will sell at public sale, on the prem.
ises, De-
Sasarisy, ,fsHs l0ik. Iss2,
at O'Clock =. ~,
ALL THAT LITTLE PLACE.
situated on the Philadelphia Turnpike Road. about
hfteen miles from baltimore, on which Mrs. Susan
Fell lived in her time. The property Is loca-
ted about three quarters u mile east of the
bridge sysr Too Gunpowder and near DR.. Altya-
tsrs plaes. u Is improved BIZ . comfortable
SMALL DWELLING,
and IL In good state Of eulty alton, and contains
POUR ACRES OF GROUND, MORE
OR LESS.
Reference IL hereby made 20 the papers In the
above cause for title aud description Of property.
THE TERMS OF SALE ARE-0ns-haifc Cash
on the ratification Of the sale, and the balance
with interest six months from day Of sale. or all
cash Al NJ option Of the purchaser.
A cash dstos'. 81 ssa VII be required on the
day Of sale.
JOHN !; YELLorf. r,u,,,..
BENZ. y. TAYLOR, ''''
May 21.-ts.
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ALSO. CITY PROPERTY IL EXCHANGE
FOR COUNTRY STORE. will give part
cash IL suitable.
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ALSO. FARM on WEST RIVER. par, in sns
oak and Pnplar--A BARGAIN.
J. r. CLARK,
Cor. Lexington and Calvert Streets.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-05-27

ALSO, FARMS OF so TO 800 ACRES, in Bal.
iimore county.
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T. Alex. Seth, Attorney, IS St. Paul ST., BALTIC.
TRrsTEE's SALE 4
OLD AND WELL SECURED GROUND RENTS,
IL BALTIMORE COUNTY.

by virtue Of a decree Of the Circuit Court Of
Baltimore county, passed on the I'd day of xSSc
- May, 1852, the undersigned will sell -
r. al The Court House door, at ToWsOn. q
town, Ot.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-05-27

Jonn carson, Attorney at Law, bJsW. Fayettc
ST., Baltimore.
EAECUTOR's SALE
Ia oP
A VALUABLE BuILDIac LOT, SITUATE IN
THE VILLAGE OF HAMPDEs, PAL- "A.
TIMORE COUNTY, ON fIfE 49,
NORTHEAST CORNER OPFfRsT ANDN
CHESTNUT AVENUES.
ny virus Of tho power aud authority contained
In the last sill aud Testament Of james Dew, iats
Of Baltimore city, deceased. the undersigned, Ex.
ecutor, will sell at PUBLIC A B0TIOs. on
Aonday, hs lea day II yaas, lisa.
at o'clock +. NJ,
at TO Exchange Salesroon, on Second street, In
Reltmore city aforesaid,
ALL THAT PrEcE OF PARCEL OF GROUND
situate In said village Of Happdep, having front
on Chestnut avenue Of about 1872 feet more oT less
By depth Of $50 feet on First avenue, extending
back 10 Cedar avenue, and known and disiin-
guishsd as lot No. "a. as mentioned on q plat Of
the Iiampden Association, hled In the Circuit
Court for Baltimore county. This lot is In fec
simple and Il ese Of the best lots In the village
Of Hampton. Abe H4upden cars pass |, on both
avenues, and itis very desirable lc' for building
TERMS OF sALR.-one third Cash, balance
In six ssd Twelve months, with interest and secu-
rity or all cash, q the purchasers option.
JOHN CARSON,
Executor Of James Deu, diseased,
IS West Fayetie ptFesl.
MATTHEW'S 4 KIRKLAND, Auetiouss.s.
Nay 3f.--ts.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-05-27
DOOL! POOL! POOL!
URBAN'S RESTAURANT.

have h,tEi 81 my rooms AMI pa, in FINE
NEW TABLE and invite pool piA.sss sn! other.
TO give me a call. LEWIS II. Urban,
May 25.--lm. Towsontown.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-05-27
New Advertisements.
ION RENT,

In GOvanstOwn, A STORE AND DWELLING.
Apply 10 DIR. CRAIG,
May 37.-3tsl near premises.
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WANTED

COUNTRY PLACE OF 10 TO 20 ACRES, with.
in one mile Of railroad. with Good Dwelling
not less than ten rooms-fOR CASH.
j. y. CLARK,
Cor. Lexington and Calvert Streets, Baltimore.
Apl22tAugi3.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-05-27

ALSO, so ACRES. fine location, beautiful shade,
no buildings.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-05-27
Miscellaneous.

WANTED-sMALL Farm in the neigh
w borhood Of Baldwin or Long Green. 50
J. T.. CLARK, ~
Cor. Lexington and Calvert Streets.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-05-27
A VALUABLE Farm IN THE ELEVENTH
DISTRICT OF BALTIMORE COUNTY.

BY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court for
baltimore county, passed In = cause pend =.
- ing In said Court wherein Josiah
il johnson Is complainant and -
Mary Jane johnson aud others are defendants,
the undersigned, Trustee, appointed BY said de-
cree. win offer for sale by public auction, the
PREMISES, on
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-05-27

FOR sALE.-
COUNTRY RESIDENCE on Railroad. near Sta.
ton, $500.
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Sales Of Property.


slingluH q slingluff, 50 Lexington st., Baltic,
and d. O. Mcintosh, TowsontoWn, Attorneys.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-05-27

FIVE FARMS On naitimors county for sale.
Apply 10 s. PARKER B0sLKY,
Nov. le.-tf) fouseatoun, Nd.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-05-27
New Advertisements.

CABBAGE PLANTS, ---cAbbagc plants
~ for sale-aboui loo. 900 FLAT DUTCH
Apply to HENRY HESS,
May 2s.-it.) cockeysville. Nd.
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SALE

offutt g. offutt, Attorneys, TOwsOntown.
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ECEIvERS' SALE

Fielder c. siingiuT and D. @. Mcintosh
Attorneys.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-05-27

ef'- Parties having property to sell will do
well to place IL In our hands. MONEY TO LOAN
In sums 10 suit. (Jan. Al
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-05-27
Correspondence Baifisore COSBY UAioH.
LETTER FROM BALTIMORE.

Union Memorial Day--Hitching Horses TO
Shade Trees-Improvod Postal Facil-
ities-Belt mprovements-Now
Church. SC. SC. sc.
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OFFER THE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES
FOR SALE:
TWENTY FARMS Of various sixes In Baiti
more county, on reasonable terms.
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CAECUTOR's SALE

John Carson. Attorney at Law, G5:w. Faye,te
ST., Baltimore.
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AT PRIVATE SALE.

"A T PKIVATE NALE.
"kosedals." the residence Of the hate chas -
y. Kirk, % offered at private sale. Il contains
100 ACRES Of hne land. miles from the city on
Belair rad; large MANSION and all nscesssry
outbuildings. viii be sold cheap aud on easy
terms. Apply 10 ALEX. MCCORMICK,
April iS.-tf) adjoining the property.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
EXPLOSION or DYNAMITE.

On n narrow neck OF swamp land, living between
the Railway River and Staten Island Sound, known
as Woodbridge Neck n man named Brad, manu-
features dynamite cartridges in several small frame
structures. At > o'clock Saturday afternoon the
men employed in the shed used rs a miXlng-rOom
returned from dinner and discovered that lot oi
the explosive mixture had become oyerhoated while
unwatched and was emitting a thin SlnOk ke. An
alarm was raised, and everybody employed about
the place fed TO the woods. They reached
place of safety Just as terrific explosion occurred
The men were thrown down by the shock, but cs-
capped injury. The huilding was thrown in the, al
almost entire and fell upside down about hundred
wards from its foundation The stOreh0usc contain
Ing large lot of cartridges ready for shipment was
uninjurcd. A team of horses. attached to
heavy wagon at distance of a
quarter of mile was overturned and
the driver thrown from the seat. The
shock was felt in Railway and Woodbridge
and cattle were scared at points six miles distant
Tn. owner of the works was absent al the tine OF
tLe explosion and the III charge used all their
knowledge to cool off the material, until panic
stricken they took to the woods. The quantity OF
material which exploded was sad to be about
fifty or sixty pOundS.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
RAISING MONEY TO BUILD A CHURCH.

Special services were held yesterday morning IN
the Sixteenth Street Baptist Church, in view OF me
proposed removal of the church. The date OF me
removal has not been decided The pastor, the kev
ID. Is. Jut;en, said that it might take place IN one
wear. or perhaps in two. The neighbofhood oi SiA-
teenth-s., between Seventh ana EIghtI-aves.. IS
not SO inviting in former years, ana me church
building itself is in need of repairs. short time
ago a member of the congregation offered 70 give
$50, 900 toward the erection of new building, on
the condition that money enough should De
subscribed to complete it and TO pay lor
the lot on which it is to be erected. An effort
is now being made TO secure the necessary suOscrp
tons before the site is selected. 1t thought tna
the present binding and lot br sold for $50 ,OOo
which with the $4,000 gift and 100000 suOscrip-
ton, making 81 900, will be sufficient TO Dulld
large church on suitable site between Fifth ana
SiXth-aVcs., near twenty y-third-st Previous 10
yesterday 81 900 had been su pscrlhed ana IL was
to increase tbs amount to 10000 that the spccal
services were held After the speaking by the pas
tor, the Rev Dr. Bright, Editor OF The tTGmWP
and Chrcnicie and Samuel ;. Constant, deacon III
the Calvary Baptist Church, Ti,lOO was added 10
the list, in sums varying from - 10 SlOo seven
Gunarcd dollars were also offered 10 the committee
when the amount should reach Pl3,3OO.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
LoyGFELL0W IND LNVORTALITK

The services at the UnivcrSaist Church Of
the Divine Paternity the Rev c. H. Eaton pastor. last
evening consisted of longer musical service than usual
and "a short address. by the pastor ON " Longfrllow an
Immortality" Mr Eaton gave as bis text Psalms NNiii.,
Yea though walk through the valley ot the shadow
ofdeath viii fear evil for thou art with me- thy rod
and thy staff they comfort me" He said:
IOugf How is dead Anyone Who Is at all familiar with
his works doubt that lc fully believed in imm0r-
taliry. Much Of his teaching reminds us
hope and resignation in lis writings SIM
liar to the sentiments ncucated by Jesus Christ.
II was evident tbat Longfcow had suffered much. The
death OF his wife in foreign laid and other all clOns
are shadowed forth in Bis poems. But the separation
from his loved ones only temporary ne believed.
This was evidenced hy the poem, Voices Ct the Night
The dead poet in all his writings brcathcd hopeful
view OF the hereafter lie looked upon death really
the act Of passing from this world OF to better
one where he would meet the loved who had gone
hot,
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
LYDIA z. PIN K n a III S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
Is A POSITIVE CURE

Is A POSITIVE CURE
for all painful complaints and wcanes8es 50 common 70
best female population.
II will cure entirely the worst form OF female complaints
all ovarian troubles Inflammation and liberation falling and
GispIaccments consequent spinal weakness ana ls
particularly adapted 10 the Change OF Life.
II will dissolve ami cXpe tumors fcom the uterus In an
early stage Of developments The tendency to cancerou
humors thereis checked very spec lily by its use.
Iremoves fantness atleny, destroys all craving for
stimuants we1kncss Of the stomach IL cures
boatlng, headaches nervous protrlon general dc)H'
sleo plcssness, depression and Indigestion
That feeling Of bearng down, causing pain, wegat and
backachc is always permanently cured by its use,
II will all times and under all circumstances act IN mar
mony with the laws that govern the female system
For the Of kidney complaints OF either sex this com
pound is unsurpassed
LYDIA Z. PINKIAM'S VEGETABLE COMPOUND is
prepared 23 and 23j Westernye Lynn, Mass Price 81
SIX bottles 81 BY mail in tn form Of pills also IN
OF ozenge receipt of price 81 per box for
either pnkham freely answers all letters OK inquiry
Send pamphlet Address above Mention this paper
No family should DO without Lydia e. Pinkaami Liver
Pills T4ey cure constipation, blliousness. and torpdy OF
the liver 2j cents per box
CY-Soi by all druggists. 81
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
TIE TONES MISSION.

A meeting was held last evening in the South Re
formed ChurcH Twenty -iirst-st. ana Fllth-aYc III
bcnalt of the Gospel Mission 10 the Iumbs prison.
The Rev Or. Howard Crosby, the president o1 ths
executive board OF the mission, presided ald spohe
Mission. lugene f. Lentilaorn. the secretary OF
tAc executive board, said that the work OF The
Mission VAS now in It's sixth year. Last year
- 30 criminals had bcen preached 10 ID SIC prison.
and several conversions resulted. The puson was
visitei daily by the chaplain, and services were
held on Sunday. Only $1,000 was necessary
TO carry on the MISSION work.
The sidney q. Law the chaplain, related several
of his experiences with the prisoners, ald read let
tefs from those who had reformed after ciyiag thc
umbs he Rev. ROderck Terry also spoke Il lew
words CONCERNING the work.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
WATER FOR EAST NEW-YORK. L. l.

Tic Long Island Water supply Company which
has q franchise to supply water in TIE village OF
East New-l ork has begun the WORK OF laying pipes.
The water Will be secured in wells when viii be
dug near the Ncw-Lot5 road, at tue hcadwatcTs OF
Spring Creek. Thence it will be forced TO Il rcScr-
voir on tue crest OF the hail near the ldgewood
Reservoir lIOm which brooklyn water comes. THIS
point is higher than any house III the
village, and viii give all the pressure
needed The water company viii give
the water the town for fire and sanitary uses Ior
$15,5O year. lhcrc is much oppost on to tie
contract on the part of some Of the citizens and q
st has been begun to IL aside by reason Of fraud.
he works are 10 DC cOmpIeted IL Soptembcr.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
SONGS ATA TEMPERANCE MEETING.

The Manhattan Temperance Association held a
meeting in Masonic Temple, at sixth-ave and
Twenty y-thrd-st., yesterday afternoon, The hall
was crowded by people who were brought together
probably by tie announcement which had been
inalo tiat lie proceedings would be enlivencd by
the warbliugs of the Original Virginia jubilee
swan" 1ne first speaker was state senator Elisha
Ii. Morse Of Massachusetts,. He addressed himself
especially to young men. At the close OF his re-
marks Tie " Black swan and his CONF paniOns sang
Roll Jordan, Roll" Several addresses were
made and the jubilee singers sang several charae-
terIstlc SONGS
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
TUE HUBBELL SUICIDE.

Among the articles belonging to p c. Hubbcll,
VINO committed suicide on saturday by taking
laudauum at No. Us East ThIrty-e ghih-st., there
were some pawn tickets, some letters addressed TO
Woman called "Brownie in which llubbcll stated
that his life up five Years ago was full of sur
shine and happiness" bat since then il had been
"clouded over with troubles" 70 end them he had
resolved to take ms life The letter concluded with
the wo!ds May God III His infinite mercy protect,
guard and bless YOU"
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10

ever drawn. He was asked his reasons for thinking
So but he did not give any. A.
Since the proposed bill was reported TO- the
Senate petition in favor of the Lowell bill mas
been circulated and signed by large number VI
prominent business firms of this city.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10

Sailed stcamers City of NewYork; Junista Phia
delphia - @. ,,. r,vor
NEwORLRANs, April 8Ceared steamers st LOUIS Li'er'
pool: Graca do; CITY Merida. Vera Cruz
At the Passes-ATryed mers Hudson, Freeman new
York: Jnana span) Liverpool via Cuban ports; Cubsno
(span) from DO ,,
sailed sea ners IIaytien and Galleyo. ,,
SAN FRASCIsCO April S-Saled, stealner city OF IoAlo
Hong Kong and Yokohama