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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-04-07
LICENSES TO RETAILERS OF sPIRITroU
OR PREVENTED LIQUORS OR
LAGER HEER
OYSTER AND EATING Houses.
The license to be paid by the keepers Of oyster
and eating houses l. 5000 Throughout; the State.
FEMALE VENDORS

The license 10 be paid by the keepers of oyster
anu eanng houses Is $1,000 throughout the State.
FEMALE VENDORS.
Females vending millinery and other small mr.
iiclcs, whose stock il not over $780, nav license
of $500 only but IL over that amount they are
required 20 pay the same license a. other person,
oath 60 he made n 10 the amount Of stock nj the
principal season of the year.
LICENSES TO OWNERS AND KEEPERS
OF STATIONS AND JACKS.
The owner or keepers Of every stallion or lack
shall. before being permitted 10 stand or station
such animal. pay to the Clerk of the Circuit Court
Of some one Of the counties in this State tho high
est sum which he intends 90 ask or receive for the
season Of one mare and the recent Of the said
Clerk, with the seal of his Court attached thereto
for said sum- shall be the license for sationins or
standing such stallion jack for one year from the
date thereof provided. that in no ease shall the
sum directed to the paid by this section for such
license be less than ten dollars and that every
stallion or jack upon which the said tax IL paid
shall be exempt from all other State tax.
RICHARD C. TRACEY,
Sheriff Of Baltimore county
y. BY instructions received from tho Treas
ury Department at the Clerks Office, ali persons
applying for license of any kind, EXCEPT mar
riagc licenses. which are the same rs heretofore.
will hereafter have 20 pay the fee Of fy cents for
issuing the same making total of sixty cents as
stated above
The fec Of fly cents has heretofore been charged
TO the State.
RICHARD c. TRACEY,
Men z'.-,d.l Sheriff of baltimore county.
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Br WILSON a RIsTEAU, Aue,ionsers.
pUBLIC SALE
VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. on THE
LINE OF THE MARYLAND CEN. n.
- TRIAL RAILROAD,
a. (c0wPEN'S STATION,) 2 MILES
FROM T0wsONTOwN AND MILES IRON
BALTIMORE CITY.

by authority Of the owner, the undersigned " IN
offer at public sale. on THE PREMISES, at Cow.
pens Station. NJ. g. r. r., on
Wsdaesday, April ls,k, 1883,
at II o'clock A. NJ,
TIE FOLLOWING REAL ESTATE, being the
farm Of Mrs. Ewing, containing
100 ACRES OF FINE FARMING LAND,
being well adapted for dairy purposes, having
water In each field. Two fne quarries on the place
producing Lime Of the best quality, known as
"Bottom Lime" always commanding the highest
market price. The improvements consist ola
NICE FRAME DWELLING, &C.
The fencing is In good order. number Of fne
building sites on the place.
eD-The property will be offered ~ q whole,
and u not sold will then be offered In lots 10 suit
purchasers.
TERMS OF sALE-CAsH. One hundred dol.
lars Of the purchase money must be paid when the
property 10 knocked down.
WILSON 4 RIsTRAU, Auetionesrs.
March SITS.
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N. Charles Burke. Attorney. Tow,on,Own.
CXECUTOR'S SALE
- VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN 49,
EI BALTIMORE COUNTY.

rs BALTIMORE COUNTY. -
by virtue Of the power and authority contained
in the last will and testament aud the eodicil there
TO Of James L. Ridgcly. sr., the undersigned, the
Executor named in the said will, which bears date
the I'd day Of May, 1879, and recorded among the
Will Records Of Baltimore city, in Liber X. 7. ~,
No. Is, folio 500 &c, will offer at public auction
on the premises, on
il'edne.day, ISiA day Of April, 1883,
al O'Clock =. NJ.
The following highly improved and valuable
Real Estate:
ALL THAT VALUABLE FARM, KNOWN As
PARAMOUNT"
situate about six miles from baltimore city, on
the Liberty Turnpike. containing
ONE HUNDRED AND FIfTY-FIvE ACRES
OF LAND, MORE OR LESS,
and being the same land and premises which arc
particularly described 10 n deed from Samuel
Snowden, Trustee, TO James l.. Ridgeiy, bearing
date the 18th day Of February, 1867. and record.
ed among the Land Records Of baltimore county,
in Liber J. II. L., No. So, folio 3?6. &c.
The above property l. improved by
LARGE STONE HOUSE,
containing twenty-one rooms, finely adapted for
n Public House or Store purposes u large Switr-
or Barn, with ample Stabling; Meat House.
MIX House, Corn House and all necessary out
buildings.
This farm is in fair state Of cultivation. and
Is well adapted to the Dairy Business.
TERMS OF sALE.-one.third Cash, on the
ratification Of the sale; one third In six months,
and the balance in twelve months from the day
Of sale, all cash at the option Of the purchaser
credit payments TO bear interest and to be secur-
ell TO the satisfaction 81 the undersigned.
es-A deposit Of $500 will be required at the
time Of sale.
II. CLAY RIDGELY, Executor.
JOHN CROOKS, AuctiOneer.
March SITS.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-04-07

IEo-A man was convicted in the Circuit Court
here one day this week for taking ,omb-s,ones
from rraVes
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-04-07

es-The next Baltimore Oriole will be held on
the 10th, lith and 18th Of September. The order
promises grandsr show than ever tefore.
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TO ORDINARIEs AND TAVERN
KEEPERS

The license to oriinaries and tavern keepers to
sen sPritnou. and observation-disclosures, or lager beer
In quantities less than pint, at any one time ars
az follows, the applicant to make oath before the
CLERK as to the rate Of rent or annual value Of the
house at or in which the business 70 be authorized
by the license may be done, or intrn,lrsi 10 Dc
done:
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E0R SALE.

E0R SALE.
Imam excellent neighborhosd, Frame Dwell w.
ling aud Store House, Tenant House, Blacksmith
and wheelwright Shops, 2Acres Of Land, so Fruit
Trees. 0ne-haif cash, balance on time TO sui,
purchaser.
A NUMBER OF GOOD FARMS FOR SALE.
TO L0AN-On arst mortgage security, 81 SEQ,
si,loo, 81, 200, s2es. Two snms-ssoo and 81, 900
lin sums to suit. Apply 10 or address,
e.PARKRR BOsLRY,
Attorney al Law, Towsontown, Nd.
Feb. 3l.-tf) Towson p. o.
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STRAY STEER.

STRAY STEER.
S,rayei from the farm Of John Burton. &C.
near Towscntown, ON Tuesday mornings MULEY
STEER, weight about 300 lbs. A fair reward will
be given for information leading 10 his recovery.
DANIEL TURNBULL,
Taylor =. o., Hartford county.
Meh.3I-2tsl or at UNION OFFICE.
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IIOR SALE
DRIvATE SALE

A HOUSE AND LOT IL TowsoNToWN.-
Lot III feet front and adjoins Trinity Church
property. Tho lot l. in fee. The Hiousc u two.
story frame, containing eight rooms, with cellar
under the whole.
ss-for further particulars apply to
JOHN BURNS,
May 2i.--tf. Towsontowu.
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DARN WANTED. 100 to 200 Acres; N. c. or
II W. ". n. n. preferred; within short distance
Of city. J. 2. CLARK, Lexington a Calvert sts.
Baltimore, Md: tPsb.stAug.26.
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MONEY To LOAN.
TOR RENT.

EOR RENT.
A HOUSE. BLACKSMITH, WHEEL H.
WRIGHT AND PAINT SHOPS, Q miles on Bel
air pike. Apply 70 JAMES 5. CLARKE,
Near the premises,
or GEORGE GRAMMER,
Meh.i1.-3tol Timonium.
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Sales of Property.
TRUsTEEs' SALE

VIM. 8. Keech and James Miller, Attorneys,
Towsontown, Nd.
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E,0R SALE, number Of Small Places In the
Lexington 4 Calvert st., BALTIC. [Rsb.stAag.2e.
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New Advertisements.

N
Persons desiring to inter in burying ground Of
Trinity Chlreh, Long Green arc respectfully re.
qaes'ed 10 apply to {. ID. wARFEL,
Unionvillc,
or JEREMIAH YRLLOTT.
APh ''-st. Dulany's Valley.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-04-07

EOR RENT.
A DESIRABLE Farm ofabOut 1850 Acres n
In Duiany's Valley. ! miles from Baltimore, suit
able for farming and trucking.
Apply at UNION OFFICE.
March Att.
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The applicant must either make oath, as here.
toiorc before the Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of the
county where he is engaged in business. OF The
amount Of goods kept on hand an the principal
season Of sale. or the oath may be by
a Justice Of the Peace, when the person wanting q
license applies through an agent.
Persons may sell salt tocure iish in March, April
anu May, without license. Vendors of cakes and
vendors Of beer and cider. who are the maker, al
such beer and cider. larger beer excepted are not
required 20 pay license.
~.
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GN A VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT. 80
~ on THE OLD HARTFORD
ROAD, ABOUT 3 MILES FROM BATE
MORE CITY.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-05

owe a,i that wcarr. and have been. contained
AMI rccognlh-d slavery. An VINO took part In
'f ,g "n,1, ,r m ' t, ,e ,9S,'i'n-
which brought Emancipation. are In som.
icsrrgant N some sense r.,ponsibte for -lnl-
n rue vh'S N,ne' ,p t,,!rsn' Tn. are Ia
luencr- an. the sous ct africa. They are
here Tow the crimes OF NJ ancestors and tho
oi tuI,rs Amn ~ Is rsrt,',aiy
upl tt.i hands imriorc the nHtion tor that Iisnt
which educ 'tiou alton" can give, AMI withuui
N,l,n ,ri cannot il1gArst tny dut,,- winch
4ras aud voters.
In The history OF popular education nothlnslt
,,lrr ,ysi,'l I"An IN, e8,l, power a'lr
untySpsai rl%cs,Ion T. Inc goS"rnmrnf 'i ia he
south, by reason OF -layrrt and It. pyruiciout
irsey,c' To- Hroyl" tor thr Tree education ut 9i
r5nrIi pr,,Ir were brll i9 bon'iase' and tbals,
tore lu ignorance, under the constitution Of thr
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-05
SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.
TEXAS TOWNS BY TELEGRAPH
YESTERDAY.
-
The Fourth OF July IN San Antonio
A Mlser Dead Attempted
Assassination.
rArERsN rmrwAssoN GOVERNMENTAL
sn.eIal lel.srm to IN. Eknmmn

san ANTONIO, July I.-'lhis morning
man named Joseph krttoon, aged 3,
died from consumption, At the san An
tonic boarding house an Market street
lie had yed very mrAgrrly and protrsscd
tn hive no money. but the landlord,
David Hammer, ON searching his elects,
{ uud $50 and 70 gOd watch, In addition
10 his trunks. these have been handed
10 County Judge Mason, who vii un-
point u temporary administrator to-mor-
row. In addition to this the deceased is
entitled ~ $1,000 from the bohemian So
cicty Iii, remains were buried thi.
morning.
An attempt was made last night to rs.
sassin nte Il Mexican woman 10y Il negro
unmrd Henry Silly The woman WAS
shot in tlr GOT. Silly Is IN jail,
Uukuown ussnssirs also made an at.
tempt murder a q rmau family
three miles above the city three shots
were fired through the window. No ar
rests.
Riuing here all day. Many business
houses closed though there was o cf
fort made to eel bratc the Glorious
Fourth. The iremcu could not ON
account Of mud aud others did not care
to, The usual salute was fired by the
military boy.
Papers IN the Wussou court martial
case arrived at government headquarters
yesterday. II confirms the previous re-
pot 10y Telegraph from Washington, aud
axes effect Immediately. The sentence
il dismissal from the service and
eighteen months niluement at hard
labor at Lansing, Kansas
Inst night, about llo'clock, at Corbyu
station, just this de of New Brauntrls,
a stock ira II, composed of two sections,
was badly wrecked 10y the cond section
running into the first section and smash
ing things. The two trains or scctiuuv
were only running at the rate Ut four
miles per hour a stockmm ma led
Underwood, who was IN the
first section, had bis leg broken,
and IN thcr stockmAu name not learned,
also was hurt badly \ brakeman was
also hurt pretty badly. All three men
were brought to this city aud are now at
Santa Rosa hospital, receiving medical
attention from Dir Chew, physician and
surgeon for the railroad company. Sew.
erul head of stock were killed, The noon
tram from Austin is delayed 10y the wreck.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-05
IIEOM GALVESTON.
Sneak Thieves and Their Operations

GALVESTON, July Two robcrics ON
the beach came iu light to-day. /. y.
Task IA rural citizen from Columbus, Col
uradu county, became engaged ON the
sands with "a Young stranger who made
himself generally agreeable. The two
drank together several times. Task WI
probably mu4gcl lie became drow~y
Hud on waking discovered his wallet, with
$50, zone and ms new acquaintance out
ct sight The Vi tim said nothing OF hIs
loss, vi -itcl the beach daily until finally
he was rewarded hy meeting the sharper
and having him Jailed. The other cusc
was that OF CHARLES lluri, t,alvc-toninn.
who lInd a number of dollars extracted
from his clothing, which he had lrIt IN
one OF the bench resorts while In the ,lIri,
IhiI arrested In thi, instance also.
In Galveston the tribute ia the anu.
ycrsary was quot hut none the less sin
ccrr. luvrc WIS no booming at rapnun-,
because there was no ON. To boom them,
the u-uu boomers for -uCh OrCH-.
ions having zone tr Fort worth
to boom tor tn" eel 'bruipn In that
CITY. The day opened brightly cnOu ,h.
but about x O'Clock sharp bit Of d
storm came up. II listed only little
while. The nat ounl tng was float d
from all public buildings, aud wa dis
played on great number Of private cs.
Establishments also, and There wa. % dcci /.
eddy liberal display NJ bunting
in the hurhor. The beach wa.
literally throug Il with people The Pa
wilton garden and hotel walks aud
drives were crowded and 10 is freely c'ti
mated that the Attendance WAS 10y lun-
odds greater than nu- ever been know
before. At the pavilion the band dis
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-05
FROM FORT WORTH.


Special Telegram To the ENImucr
FoRr NuHrH. July l. The Fourth
opened ia gloriou. -ty lc thi, morning by
Il salute OF thrty-cight gum, !irDd by the
Galveston Artillery on the square. Thirty
three guns were also fired by the same
company On the picnic grounds. Al 100
early hour the streets were gro Ndud win
people from the country ami adjacent
towns, giving the place the appearance OF
true national Gala day The procession
OF industrial pursuits wLs three mil long
and occupied one hour u pas,.u!. Every
trade ard business was represented. Fol-
lowing this, the crowd iourncd To- the
pi,-ui grounds across the river where
Senator MaNey delivered Hu eloquent ud-
dress. reviewing tire history OF the cUur-
try and showing the progress made since
our iureEthrrs licked the English. Then
came the barbecue, at which ten thousand
enjoyed the substantial. and d,licacio-
literally provided. Pigeon and glass bull
matches followed, won BOY sam FlnIuy.
pWnclI 70 Il fucker. The base BAH match
between the Cl,burn" Uni Font Worth
mines was PLAYED 100 the presence ut %
multitude and rr-uI rI in luvor ut Font
WORTH by ~ to D. Betting before the
match was Ito ! ON CluburnC. Al night
there was grand display OF fireworks ON
the square, which drew and delighted
crowd OF people. and later the festivities
,lOrcd with 20 bail at tuc DCutsrac Nrr'in
hll. The q, 'rhaiipn was u biz success
amt Fort Worth scored another boom.
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TROu NTESNiI.IE



GrrsvrLLr, July AT o'clock
yesterda! evening William Crttrudcn,
uu old aud h1uured citizen, was gath.
cred to his fathers. 1t had been known
fur some time that he could not long sur
vlyc us he was afflicted with cunsump-
ton. He was Texas veteran, aud held
an office IN the American army Ia ing
the Mexican war, lie will be accorded
Masonic burial this evening. Mr. Crit.
tendon was IN his list year " his age,
and was beloved 10y all who knew him.
He died as lac had iNed-a Christian
and often spoke hopefully VI the beau
tlful home ubuvc,
Yesterday an amusing fight occurred
between jeff Bates, AN old citizen, and
County Judge Fuuutleruy II arose
about some school voucher. The only
Il mage done was Il black eye or two,
and considerable degree ut profanity
The llolhuEshcnd children, NJ which
So much has been said an who wer
the huuc Of contention in the late Byron
Mckren trouble here, ran away from
their respective homes last evening and
80 far have not been discovered. One
lived with John W. Wmfrcy, and the
other with Wiley Squyres No plea OF
Ill treatment can hr urged in their favor
nov, aud 1t Is altogether probable that
they tol faschoods on MIR. Mex en-, and
that considerable injustice was done
him ON their account.
John Schlcy, prominent merchant,
left Yesterday for 81. Louis.
Yer, little interest tx manifested here
to-day regarding the glorious Fourth.
The pcu.le don't seem tu know IT.
The election ON the constitutional
amendment does not create any com
mcut IN this section, aud only very
slight vote will ho pollcd.
\ comous rain Tell here To-day, aud
from appearances WAS general II was
badly needed Tins insurcs one of tn,
beat corn crops ever raised IN the county
and will do u great deal for cotton and
watcrmrlou-.
W. \. McBcth leaves to morrow for
visit to- his old home iu North Carolina
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I'isOM DtI.I.1S.

snecInl reIrs-m /. lna Lnmner

Special Telegram To the Espmucr
DALLAS, July I.-The programme ir-
dicted IN last evenings dispatches WAS
par inlly interrupted by u heavy ram,
otherwise the day passed OIL very pleas
mtly.
Rabbi Schulz was to-day unnuimou'lv
acquitted by the church court ~ Temple
Emnuu |. The verdict gives general
sutif faction, an the rabbi is universally
esteemed by gentle aA veil as Hebrew.
Jennie Gillespie, living ON the corner
Of Cahcl aud Main streets, attempted 10
light fire with kerosene today and WINS
frightfully burned. Her recovery ~
doubtful.
a. A. Iumugc, Col j. NJ. Eddy and
several other muguntcF Of the SOUTH
western system were IN he cltj to-day.
aud left this morning for Longyiew ou a
tour of inspection.
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EIsOu ItItINIIAU.
snerll TlI,grIn Z. NJ Eylwmor

oIffIi lFfIFIW 20 ma fSf"I'HoF
GRESHAM, July l. The day wa- duly
celebrated by the Turner bands pf Wash
iugtou, Austin aud lFuycttr counties.
There was a procession NJ the Turner'S
fire DEPARTING. aud BRENNAN Grry7 to
Germnuin park Or tious were delIv
cred in English aud German, a gen raj
good time was had during the d!, clos
ing with ball at night, There was gen
era su pension of business,
Last nigh a chicken THE, being con
fruuted 10y o dog within twcut, feet N
the hous fired Mt him, alarming the
owner Of hc dog and chickens.
Fine shower today.
Crop prospects fine.
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LuNpoN, july I. The Count de Cham
bord's cnse If complicated with hyphsr
trophy Of tine heart
10 PROSECUTE ANAHCuIsIS.
PANS, july l.-lhc cabinet dcDilcd to
prosecute anarchist speaker who threat
cnrd 4 judge and july OF the court n
which Louis Mic lo WAS recently con
ylctCd
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tItItIINAI.I'bIl!S,


VIch-HrHG. Miss July l.--Cuptaln NJ.
l.. Cole. u member ui the bourd OF super
vi.ors. was found in the road Til. morn
ing hctNecn this city n' Il his residence,
i've miles distant, wirl his body riddlrd
with buck-h,t. The coroner, after au
inquest, filed Information NJ in-t Dr II.
II Cook, an Ibis son. Ncwcl Cook, chHrg-
ing them with the murder OF Cob. They
.ANIn LrLLaiNI
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EIIs: Old WORLD
5 Scotland lnden,Tylng Victims of the
Disaster,

GLNsdow, July The boJies Ut
the Daphne disaster have been idcut.
lied.
LuNppS, July lit tx now tlmntrl
that $50 persons wore drowned by the
sinking ut the Daphne.
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THE FOURTH.
The DAY AS IT PASSED AT
WOODSTOCK.
The Speech OF Elk President Hayes
HIS Views on Educational
Matters.
THE FOURTH.
rprc,uoN OF the NATIONS WARDS.

or THE NATIONS WARDS.
Woopsrock.Julyl.. Henry L. Bowcns
annual Fourth July celebration met
with even better success than usual.
The festivities opened yesterday after
noon with the arrival from New York of
u special drawing room ear containing
eX-president aud Mira iiuyrs, Senator
PUtt, Bishop Cox aud other quests
They were received ut the depot as
Putnam los representative citi2rus
Of Woodstock aud Putnam and es-
cortcd out uf Putnam on the
way to Wooistock los citizens ANA a brass
band. A. the procession pissed Putnam
Catholic church - little girl approached
the iuwrn family carriage. continuing MIR.
and Mrs Hayes, ami To graceful nddrrs,
presented each with u bouquet OF flowers.
MIR. and Mis- Hayes returned thanks in
vrry pleasant words. Almost the entire
population OF Woodstock was out to re
Cclvc the distinguished guests and escort
them TO BuwCn'> summer hpmc. In the
evening u reception WAS held AT Buwcn's
residence. (which WAS 'nttcndrd hy l,NOl
people from Woods urk and suIom ling
towns. Mr. and Mr.. llHyc, assisted MIR
N,,,.,',. H. ,,,i ,.'..11' ,,,,,,
a~I pi',, f,,,,r,,..,,a,, V.',,'
,,t r,,',.,.,i,,t pi.,'',I, ~" y,,
tor and Ms Ndrirh, Rhode Island,
S,n.,tn, uIa,r \r,y lnr,n.Lir.. Inn II
Cough. \ NJ. \ len, Hartford, R.v II. r.
T.. Ntrrhury, km4lrl rWi ling AMI Wm
Hayes NnId, NrN York, Miles ~wndI-h,
"a linctl descendant at a Pilgrim Father
was also one nl III guests ana came from
Nr,y ork with tho I,Ov,n family Rng,-
I.,rl ,,,,L , m, ..,.,,. t,..,t ~ rt,.I a..
,'''' l''"'' ~ r., ~ w
the Town "l N"nNH'neh ny MI. u 'W'h,
WAS thrown open To people, ana between
three and tour thousand citizen. uathrr, ii
tb.r, .t ia IA ., Ii-t., H., J,,,.
''''' "' ." 10 III w "N", q" '-"tN
@lttIlr-, I''lnG i'I nav me Procession
from Bowen Trsldrucr to the purl, two
.p,iI.s Jr.ti,ut ,yts Lrul,J lac u Lr.y.
'','''' Ivy W.
""h' l''"9 luz ''','' az, WV US, I'"E'
containing rN-Iuusldcut Ilus u7 and wife
following. The marshpl of fine duy
- -
Npchh'IN ana guests '''lIIl'l HthtN ON
the large platform, hung W Tia national
BUNTING Hon. Ino 4 Waite mtdr IL
L,,F 'II,.., ~ ,..l.,..,,,., ',,.l ,.,.,
''',' ,"''' -, """ '"'
lunl II Senator llutt ~ chairman, krV.
Dr. VIM HAYES Ward tIorpd "a urHypr.
l, ,..., mn, ,,.I.,.,I M, - -.
senator lIh'I 'Nllh'ncd thh' ne was
present uN "a substitute Tor nlS colleague,
Sruuiur Uu\ylry. and nftor u briy't Mt.
H. , a., .,,,,,,, l,,,..,,... 80.
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-05

A RELIGIOUS RIOT.

A RELIGIOUS lIO1.
LusDps, July A religious riot
broke out III Belfast yesterday. The pu-
lice charged and dispersed the mob.
Several police were severely injured.
rAurER EMrGWASTs.
LoHpoN, July i.-Wm. O'lirieu, mem
her for Mallow, will III the commons to-
morrow ask Treyalyan, chief zecrc ~ y
Tor Ireland, whether IN view Uf the re-
cent action of the en- grafton commits
sion II New York, the expectation "
puuprrs from Ireland 10 IN Quilted
States will be stopped. He wi also u-H
from what particular fund money Will be
taken To- ictray the expenses NJ bring
ing back those emlgrauts aud returning
them 10 the respective warehouses; from
which they Ind been sent.
RECEr1IpN.
LuNpON. July Lowell, United States
Milislor. gave reception To Nmc leans
'u-.lny ~ his residence. Il WIS largely at
tended and was the only reception mt the
United States Consulate.
REOrRSED.
LoSpuN, July 1T Is reported that
admiral Pierre, French commander, re-
opened IHmntaye to commerce, cNclud-
+ ing war material.
THE PARSElL FUND.
/ LoSpuS, July Tile Purnell fund
! has reached Sl7O6o