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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-04-26
NEVADA'S WICKED SEN
TOR
Uncle Jimmy Fairs sims and Fl IS
Tofrid Domestic Life.

Uncle Jimmy Fairs Nins and Hs
Tsrrid Domestic Life.
The Chicago Herald thus dis
courses upon the pride Of Ne
vada's Democracy, Uncle Jimmy
Fair, in connection with the
separation Of the Senator from
his wife, a lady whom even the
Senator's worst enemies mention
in terms of the highest admir-
alton and respect.
The Herald says:
The trouble consists chiefly in
the somewhat open way that
"Slippery Jim" of the millions
violates the teachings of the
seventh commandment. While
the Senator was running the bo-
nanza mines and lived in Vir.-
ginia City, Nevada, these short
comings were to a degree COR
cealed, but since he has come
out in the world, and especially
since he went to Washington,
! the Senator is alleged to have
displayed the cloven foot in all
its moral hideousness. Coupled
| with confess infidelities, the
bur]y Senator is said to be es-
pecial|y abusive and neglectfu!
OF his wife, who is a most es-
Unable lady, but one who does
not show a disposition to suffer
in silence. She is portly lady
with flashing black eyes, and Il
will of considerable horsepower,
and when the Senator gets
caught in some new peccadillo
She has a way Of suitrifyinS the
air about his head that leads to
suiphurous remarks. On 0rca-
siods like this the Senator him
self Turns accuser, and charges
the good lady with unseemli-
ness of conduct, which all who
know her believe to be false.
When the Senator gets very
wroth, and very reckless Of
speech, he intimates that John
Mackay has more influence
about his (Fair's) house than he
himself. On one occasion, just
after the Senator had taken his
seat in Congress, Mrs. Fair
went to Washington unexpect-
eddy, and there found, it is al
legged, that the Senator had set
up a little establishment, which
though small, might have been |
the envy of Isnil Ps;sha, ex- |
khedive of Egypt. All it need
ed was . half-dnZen eunuchs |
and chii,nuk or two TO make |
ii a iiarem complete. This WAS |
was the occasion on which the
gossips say the excellent lady |
rose equal TO the emergency. |
She didn't say anything to the
Colonel just then, but she laid
her plans, and in few days,
with the aid of trusty friend
and several pounds Of mora!
dynamite, she invaded the
seraglie, and the inmates fed to
New York with the fieetness
of wild young gazel!es of the
plains. The fierceness CT the
broke the Colonel all
up, but he fell back on his
ancient privilege of abuse, and
adopted a new course too. He
shut down on madame's base of
TIE Colonel and Mrs. Fair
are now separated. The lady,
with her family, resides in the
San Francisco mansion, and the
Senator has taken up quarters
1t the Occidental Hotel.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-04-26
STOCKS.

San FaANo.sco, April 25.-Following
are the opening and closing quotations
Ophir, 80: Mexican, 2 81: Gould L
Curry, 2 20; Best & Bslcher. 81; Saw.
age, 2; Con. Virgiuis. &5c; Choliar, II
Is; Potosi. &c. Il; Hale & Norcross,
3 90, 3 Is; Belcher. Soc; Sierra Nevada,
,; Union, 3 g., 5 10; Alta, Zoe; OgerInsn,
Poe b30; Challenge, 20c: Eureka Con,
s.; Northern Belle, 81; Grand Prize. u.
l %; -4rcenta, 20; Navajo, 2 80, 30;
Wal.e, 21c; Martin White, SC; Andes.
:dc
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-04-26
I'M ERIEF.

Hon. Pat Rtddy is in the
city.
Deacon Gale the old time
ticket puncher is in Carson.
The Interstate rifle match is
now an assured thing.
"Friend and Fae'' at the
Opera House tomorrow night.
| There is no change in the con-
dition of Postmaster White.
There was q rush yesterday
for seats to the Seaman per-
formance.
District Attorney Alexander
Of Washoe was In town yester-
day.
The peanut telegraph line is
being run to nearly all parts Of
the city.
Lieut.. Governor and Mrs.
Laughton have gone to Sam
| Francisco.
1t is said that Pascal. late res
taurateur here, has gone TO
Oregon.
It is stated that Col. John
Rosser ia the only member of
Ex-Governor Einkea DIS staff re-
tanned on the present Governors
staff.
III. w. Starting, who las been
very sick for nearly two months
with rheumatism, is getting
better.
There is large corps OF vol
unteer wo,kmen fitting up the
new aruory of the Carson |
Guard.
In order to give mere Of our |
advertisers choice locations next |
to reading matter, a portion Of
our telegraph dispatches are run |
on the outside page.
The U. S. Circuit Court con
vened yesterday morning, Judge |
SabIn presiding. But one case
came up before the Court and it
was adjourned till Monday next,
April 30th.
Hon. J. A. Stevens was in
the city yesterday. He has pat
ented q new ballot box which
effectuaily prevents fraud and
registers the count every fifteen
minutes.
Owing to the continued alb
sence from the State of the Ad-
iutant General the military staff
appointments Of Gov. Adams,
which were made sometime
since, have net been given to the
press.
The Chronicle mentions the
fact that @ certain grammatical
discussion has been in progress
"for several weeks past" The
Chronicle should bear in mind
that the werd ''past'' in that
Is entirely supper
tiuous.
The dispatches announce that
the "packers and shippers are
on a strike.' Til is is supposed
by many people to allude to
some big society ball in the
East where the ball is packed
with people in the fashionable
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-04-26
ELECTION NOTICE

A \ ELECTION FOR THREE TRUs-
~ TEES Of Carson City, one for each
Ward, and one at large, will be held on
Monday, May 1873
Polling place for First Ward at the
Curry Engine House. Inspectors: l.
y Greenlaw, III. M. Gaige and John
Newman.
Polling place for Second Ward at the
house of b. r Ellsworth. Inspectors:
B. r Ellsworth, John E Beam and T.
j. Tenant.
NJ. D. HATCH, Clerk.
Carson City, April u, 1853. apZ2
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Morning BOart

1860 Savage, 2 10, 2 Ok,
40 Cbollar, ] 90, Il
30 Ophir, o.
40 Mexican. 2 50
200 Gould & Curry. 2 80. 2 80
$50 Poto~i. II, II $50
7s5 Hale & Norcross. 81. 3 30. 80
10 Best & Belcher, 3 So
$50 yellow jacket, 2 05, 8, 2 90
100 kentuck. 2 Is
800 Sierra Nevada, 2 i, 2 g, p
1915 Excbtsuer. 255c, Doe bic
700 Union, 3 81, 81
35 Eureka Con, 81 s..
400 Belmont. 65c, zoe
$50 Grand Prize, Is, ~
400 Argen.a. II
10 Navajo. q
400 Independence, Coo
100 Belle Isle. SOC
$50 n. Belle Isle, 30c
500 Pinal Con,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-04-26

Charley Kimball, Of Haw-
thorne, Assistant sergeant-at-
Arms of the Senate in 1881, is
In town.
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Afternoon Hoard.

$40 Belmont, zoe, zoe
ITO Grand Prize. l 10, l o5
700 Argenta. Is. 20
.8o Navsio, 2 90. 2 Go, q
500 Independence, 6oc
600 Belle Isle, 55c
800 Albion. roc
400 Wales. 2Hc
100 Holmes. 75c
100 Hodie, 20
1900 Martin White, Ice
$50 1iptop, 45c, 50c
10 Pinal. /
go Ophir. 95, | 80
20 Mexican. ? 50
$40 Gould & Curry, 2 30
14l0 Savage. 05. 2 10
$50 Choilar, ] !, 20
500 Hale & Norcross. 3 So, 5 10
% Crown Point, l 81
200 Yellow Jacket. 8
10 Utsh, l g.. / %
lG0 OVerlnan. 2oo
100 Exctequer. 25c
Go Union, B 60, 3 50
20 Sierra Nevada, 2 10. 2 10
100 Alpha, d
100 Kentuck. 2 10
400 Becher, s., 80
200 Ala, 20c
$50 Scorpion. SOC
100 Benton, 10c
loo ADDE'S. i5c
100 Oh lienge. I5c 8 ,
SAE Francisco, April 25-G P. r..
Union, 20 b, e q. 20 s; Sierra n
vada, 9 % b, % E; Mexican, . 50
0phir, l 5o b, 2 a. 2s; Best Il B-lche
3 81 b; Gould h Curry. 2 30 h, 2 50
Savage, 2 05 b, 2 a. 10 s; Hale
Norcross. 3 35 b, 5 35 8; Chollar, II
l 50 a; Potosi. 20 b, i % +; Grow
Point, u b; yellow Jacket, 2 80
Utah, IS b; Excnt quer, &c b, Soc I
Slc e: Nayala q a.
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Roll Of Honor

Miss Martins class-Gertie
Mason, Lille Schneider, Susie
O'Cennor, Tenie Bliss, James
Cheney, Frank Murphy, Kate
Hardy, Ella Partridge.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-08-25

The Coming Fair.-Notice 10 given In our
paper elsewhere Of other special prizes nj the
fair. including thirty-dollar gold medal Tor the
money for the best Jersey bull, three years old
or over. bred and nov owned In Baltimore county,
and another Of ten dollars for the load of hay,
Of best quality and beat loaded. not less than q
tons, shown on the track at I a. IN, Wednesday,
9Th inst.
The conditions of the s,eeple ehases on Tues.
day and Friday, open TO the members 81 the HIk
Ridge Fox Hunting Club, are also given.
The buildings and grounds arc all In complete
order for the fair. The track vas never 80 near
perfection the buildings. sheds, fences. Ae., have
all been color washed, adding much 10 their neat
appearance.
Entries 10 the live stock departments, Il should
be born W mind, close al p. IN. on Monday,
Sept. 3. Those who delay longer may fnd their
stock placed disadvantageouslya aud out % place.
The contract 20 furnish music during the fair
has been given the Beeklsysville Star Hand No.
z, The nafine hnnsnan ennfaeiianarr nririlauaa
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Miscellaneous.
POSTPONED.
TENTH ANNUAL TOURNAMENT
ASD-
CORONATION BALL.
&kssAr

CORONATION BALL.
-
TO he HELD IN LONG GREEN VALLEY,
NEAR GLENARM STATION, NJ. c. X. H.,
Oa Wsdaesday. AagHsf The 29th, 1883,
tlf fair, if not, the next fair day.
si-Riding 10 begin at o'clock 7. ". sharp.
OFFICERS;
Jsdgcs-Samuel Rankin, Sr., Benz. y. fOard,
J. Glen McComas, J. I. d. Parlett, John Shanklin.
chief Marshai-Thos. u. Gorsueh.
A.sisianf.-w. o. d. Wright, Thos. 10. Lawrence.
Orafors-Charge TO the Knights, Chas. l.. Fen
dali; Coronation Address. John =. Centrum.
Neutrality-suspicious. W. Yellott.
Heraid.-Mastcrs Amos MeComas, Johnnie
Yellott, fairman Dye.
Commihfee Of ArraHge@sHts Marion sherman.
Horatio Burton.
TO contest for the llonors and Prizes. The riding
time, $ seconds. knights will assemble at I. A.
ScArff's Greenwood Hotel. at l2 o'clock VI.
Pour Handsome Prizes will by awarded the sue
ec'sfui knights.
The Gardcnvillc Brass Band has been engaged
for the occasion. Prof Stewards string band will
furnish the music for the Coronation Ball.
There will be all kinds of refreshments on the
grounds.
The tournament can be reached by the trains
of the Maryland Central Railroad from Genarfn
Station. Passengers will be transferred from the
Railroadto the tournament grounds free Of charge.
Admission 90 grounds, % cts. children, Is cts.
la. scARFF, Manager.
Aug. lS.-st.'
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-08-25

DG. FAuESEN'S liEALrH Rr>roHEn, the great
Natural blood Purifier and Liver nyigorator, has
shown it, wonderful curative powers in Scrofuia,
White Swclling. Ulcers. rysipclas. Swcilcd Neck.
Scrotuious Inhammations. Old Sores. Eruptions
Of the skin. Sore Eyes and Scalp Affections. Try
IL. Al druggists sell IL.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-08-25

:. CLgAvaLNSb. "f the firm Of l.. II. Clcaye.
land.IJs iay -. having sold out. would he pleas
ell 60 hi- old friends anl customers At the store
Of VI. Lieblich Co.. rs Lexington street. neat
Howard where he will be able TO show them .
large and choice selection of goods, and offer bcs
inducements.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-08-25
BUSINESS LOCALS.

EsrAELIsnED ~ ls20.-In our adycriisng
columns will be found the card Of Me.srs james
\. Keys Son. ~ Franklin street. Baltimore.
The house was established in Is2O, aud has
always had the reputation Of dealing squareiy
with it, patrons and supplying the best goods in
the market at reasonable prices.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-08-25

SwirT CnAsE's MiNsrRELs.-we will have the
MINISTRIES with " next Monday night 90 and
SEQ them in bright. sparkling entertainment.
without vulgarity. They appear at Shirley Hall.
Fork. baltimore county. On Wednesday night
vcTtisemcni.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-08-25
DEATHS.

Deaths Free Tributes, &c., 10 cts. Lins
BuRT0N.-on August .e.l. Molle H.. in the
I'D. year 81 her age. daughter Of Elijah J.
Burton.
McLEAN.--On Friday. August 18th. after brief
illncss, Dr.. Charles McLeAn,n the 10Th year Of
his age.
McDONNELL.-On Angus; 10th. Mary MELON.
nell. in the S6ih year. beloved wife Of Thomas
Mcdonnell.
WOoDS.-0n the 18th instant. Mt his late resi-
dones. at Gosans;oSn. DR.. Bcnjamin ". Woods.
aged CO years.
ROGERS.-At Lutherville. this county. August
?lst. Mrs. EliEabeth stephen Eogers.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-08-25

.ei'S The baltimore Aa.sricaa celebrated it's
hundred and tenth anniversary on Monday last
BY publishing with its regular issue an historical
supplement-. and also fac-.ia,iie Of the paper rs
1t appeared August 90. 1913. The ds,rican is
one Of the most attractive newspapers in the
coantry.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-08-25

Upper Falls.-I desire 10 call the attention
Of our bridge superintendent, Mr.. Magic. 70 the
condition Of the bridge over the Little Gunpow.
der, near Jericho and Jerusalem Mills. Il very
much needs bracing and Tightening up: if not
soon attended TO IL will tumble into the stream
with possible loss Of life and damage.
More hot weather aud according TO old veanor,
plenty In reserve. Corn looks badly--much vel.
lowed. Whether this comes from the cool nights
or drought or too much working II IL hard 10 say.
For myself, ! sometimes think that We American
people have run crazy on too much cultivation
aud working Of the ground, and II IL n question
whether weeds are not an advantage very often
instead Of q drawback. However, I am not
farmer and submit this subject 10 n discussion
among our agricultural solons.
The woods meeting and quarterly conference Of
the NJ. T.. church, this circuit was held last Sun
day, near Greenwood. II was numerousiy attend
ell and able sermons preached by Revs. II. W.
Black and James =. Afford, Of baltimore. Ny
old friend Mckee seems 20 have made great sue
cess out Of the singing element Of Waugh church.
lie is n bright intelligent teacher aud worthy Of
any mans good wishes. Politicians were as nu-
merous as "thc huckleberTics among the ant hills
aud no doubt things we're all fixed up. The
Forges NJ. Z. church also bad festival last Sat.
urday evening and many friends attended.
Railroad laborers are still hard at work, and
the jury Of condemnation expect TO meet on Cross.
mere's place, 3ist Of August. They were at Col.
Ben. Tayior's last week.
Canning houses are blowing aud steaming
away aud things are getting lively generally.
BIbLr BARLOW.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-08-25

HASn-MApr SnoGs.-AIfrcd Phipps, ON Della
ware avenue. in rear Of Ady's hotel. Towsontown,
makes {" measure all kinds of LADY, and gents
shoe. aui boots. Correct STYLES and III guaran-
teel Repairing promptly done.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-08-25

How Keep Honey. Honey that d 10 be
kept I'LL ialls. until cold weather should be kept
10 a cool place, bat some pains must be taken or
else Il viii sour. IL kept In damp cellar uaois-
turc will collect upon the combs aud the honey be-
come thin and soar. Il l. good plan 10 place
the boxes IN the cellar until autumn when The
seH'hsr gets cool. ueen they may be Transferred
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-08-25

Windsor Heights Camp.-.The Windsor
Heights camp. meeting, which takes place on the
old summerteld camp. grounds. opened on Tues.
day last. The grounds are situated about four
miles from Baltimore. the line Of the baltimore
aud Powhatan horse railway. The camp Il under
the direction Of Rev. A. W. Rudisill. presiding
elder Of the West baltimore district Of the NJ. 4.
church. lie Is assisted by Miss Grace weissr, Of
York. Pa, the well. known lady revivalist. IL l.
thought the camp will be as large as those Of for
mer year,. aud upwards Of GO tents have already
been engaged. II was decided by the manage.
ment TO close the gates on Sundays. Al former
camps the small admission fee Of Eve cents vas
charged. Many persons that are opposed TO clos
Ing the gates on Sundays say that the attendance
will be very small.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-08-25

piAHoSn STATE SrrEH PnosrnArE and Dia.
mond State Soluble Bone are probably the mos,
popular icriiliEers manufactured for wheat. In
quality. mechanical and driilin: condition. they
cannot be surpassed.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-08-25

Hotel Arrivals. The following we're anon
the arrivals n; the Smedley House the past week
A. H. Thompson. Arthur Montel. Charles Cockey.
Charles and Edwin Hunt, John =. Donohue,
Thos l.. Ramsay. Col. Thomas sheppard. Henry
J. Mckee. Il. :. Carsweli, q. ". Yeilott. Thomas
calwcll. c. W. Palmer and lady. all Of Baltimore:
T.. L. Homans, y. V: ". u. Bartleson, Hartford
county; J. A. Sa=ton. East New Market. Nd,
and others
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-08-25
A Work shop on the Farm.-E,

A Work shop on the Farm.-Evory farm
or who has any mechanical genius should have
some place where, in rough or stormy weather. he
can go aud make such repairs on his farm imple-
ncnts a. his knowledge Of mechanics will enable
him To do we'll. IL the farm be large and farmer
skllful, II pays 20 have n small building BIZ itself,
where not only carpenters tools are a. be found,
but also blaeksmith's forge. with few Of the
most important tools. The farmer who turn
his hand 80 rs 10 use successfully both the
penter's plane and the biacksmith's hammer, l.
truly fortunate, because II enables him not only
TO repair n sudden break down. and encourages
the boys 20 learn 60 use the tools and make i'm
proveinenis exercising their ingenuity aud skill.
Better induce them to become manufacturers than
clerks.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-08-25

PnosrnarE. The Laurcnson Phosphate is
advertised in another column. IL has y large
sale throughout the country. Store No. Is South
Frederick st., baltimore.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-08-25

Jurors for the September Term OF
Court.-Judge Fowler drew the jurors for the
September term Of court on Saturday last. The
term commences on the second Monday Of the
month. The following 10 the list:
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-08-25

Death OF an Old Physician.-Dr. Charles
Mclean, aged "a years, formerly resident Of this
county, died at his residence, In baltimore, on
Friday Of last week. Al one time DR.. Mclean
lived at shawan. and afterwards moved 20 the place
nov occupied BY Mr.. u. Mclean IlaFdisiy. neAr
Coekeysvile. lie leaves a widow. three dau rh,srs
aud one sou, one Of the daughters being the wife
Of Mr.. Edward Worthington, Of this county. His
remains were inferred AT Sherwood church, Cock.
eysvil' on Sunday last.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-08-25

Death OF n Physician.-Dr. BENJAMIN W.
Woods, a resident Of Govanstown, this county,
for number Of years. died on Sunday afternoon
last. after several month"; Illness Of cancer Of the
stomach. in the 9Th year e his age. lie was
bora in Anne Arundel county. and was a graduate
Of the University oI Maryland. lie was an as
sistant surgeon in the United States army during
the Florida war. hut retired therefrom shortly
afterwards. The DR.. never married. Rev. n.
W. Woods, n Presbyterian minister. Of Nebraska,
Is brother. Al one time Dr. Woods took deep
interest In raising fne horses AMI cattle and was
we'll posted on livestock matters generally.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-08-25

saio Of Towson,own Property.-M Milton
W. oaatt, Esq.. the well-known attorny Of this
iowH, has purchased from lIsn. Washington
Townsend, of westchestcr. Pa, loo feet Of ground
On Chesapeake avenue, opposite the Court house,
improved BY six las Offices. FOR &. 800. This
Il amesg the most valuable property In Tosson.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-08-25

Death OF an Old Railroad Employee
Mr. W. NJ. shaver, who has been connected with
the Baltimore a Ohio Railroad Company for the
past 35 year,, died In Washington. ID. c.. oa sun.
day, 18th inst. at Ills p. IN. Mr.. shawen was q
very kind hearted man. an nfcctionate father and
loving husband. and was ever ready 10 help the
poor aud distressed. His remains were inferred
At Lisbon Cemetery. Howard county. on Tuesday
last, at o'clock p. IN, the Rev. Mr.. Trout con.
dnciing the ceremonies. Mr.. ID. NJ. Shaver, ol
Aiberten. u son Of the deceased. Mr.. Shaver
was 81 years old.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-08-25

Orsm. Church. Hsnr S,can.r's Rsn.-An alt.
days meeting will be held at this church. Sep
TENDER "a. Some prominent minister is expected
60 oficialc. WATSON cAsE, Pastor.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-08-25
Long Green To

Long Green Tournament.-The tourna-
ment 20 be held on Wednesday Of next week.
near Glenarm Station. Maryland Central Rail-
road. under the management of Mr.. |. A. Scarf,
promises to be very successful. A large number
Of knights have entered the list To contend for
the honors AMI prizes. The picnic and dance to
follow the tournament will be very pleasant
affair. For solid day. enjoyment. where every
thing will be conducted in quiet. orderly man
ner, ibis Is the place % 90.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-08-25

!Saisr's baptist cimch.-Rcv. Mr.. Parker. Of
Baltimore, will supply the pulpit every Sunday
morning. at u o'clock, during July aud August
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-08-25

A Street Opening Case.-Judge Fowler
on Tuesday. filed an opinion in tho case Of the
Maryland Institution for the Instruction Of the
Bliad ". Edward W. Steiiel, John I. u. ParIeit
and John II. Millender, County Commissioner Of
Baltimore county, and George II. Carrnan. exami-
ner. The bill was filed for the purpose Of having
the act Of 1850. chapter lo3. declared null aud
void 50 far as II authorized the condemnation and
opening of North street. between North avenue
and Denmead street, aud also 10 have declared
null and void all the proceedings Of the examiner
and to enjoin all further proceedings for ratiGca-
ton or confirmation. "I,eing Of opinion" says
the Judge, that the facts set forth In the bill and
admitted by the demurrer make good case for
the complainant, the demurrer must be overrulsd
aAd the defendants required 90 answered"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-08-25

Tho Camp at Emory Grove. Grove
camp closed Thursday morning last. II ha,
been ane Of the most successful meetings. spiritu.
ally. ever held there. There was no difheuity
whatever. Ia raising money 10 pay the expenses
Of the camp, aud this Il due, Il u said, 10 the
fact that the fence had been removed from around
the grounds. and that no admission fee va,
charged. The old. time Methodists seem TO have
gotten their work In pretty eaectually this time
but how long they will be able 10 continue Oh,
management In this way, We are unable 70 say.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-08-25
MARRIAGES.

wHITEHEAD--GUTM Thursday.
August 9th. by Rev. 4. u. Morris. at Emmanuel
Baptist church. James II. Whitehead. of BaIti-
more city. to Caroline. youngest daughter Of
the late John u. Gutmann, Of this county