davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Baltimore County union., 1883-06-23
BALTIMORE PRICE CURRENT.
RETAIL PRICES.

Be.(.-PoTteThouse steaks. % and 80 cents per
pound ETlOin steaks, lG aud 20 cents per noun.l:
rib Eoasis. u and 20 cents per pound chuck
roasis, !? and - cents per pound Tound, II cents
per pound eorned' 10 and II cents per pound
soup meats, 10 cents per pound beef liver,
aud 10 cents per pound.
LdIL.-forequaTters, 10 aud IL cents per
pound headquarters, u 20 90 cents per pound :
vchops. 90 cents per pound.
MHiioa.-forequart 10 cents per pound f;
hindquarters. Is cents per pound; chops, Is cents
per pound.
Peat.-ShOullers, 10 and I2 cents per pound /:
breast, Ia and IL cents per pound chops, IS
and Is cents per pound; outlets, Is and 2j cents
per pound; veal liver. - cents per pound.
Pork.-Roast, u cents per pound hams, IG 20
Is cents per pound mddlng. 10 cents per pound :
shoulder, IL cents per pound.
Teysiabies.-Potatoes, 80 cents per peck new
potatoes, 60 cents per peck; onions. so cents per
peck spring onions, . aud cents per bunch :
spinach, 20 cents per peck celery. & 10 $ cents
per bunch; cabbagcs. aud IL cents per head I;
ParsniP'. 20 cents per peck carrots, ) cents per
bunch ; sprouts, 20 cents per peek aspara.
gus, 10 to 10 cents per bunch oyster plants, $
cents per bunch; lettuce, 20 , cents per head !;
green peas, 20 20 2J cts. pr p~rk string beans
ysotss. per peck radishes, TO cts. per bunch |;
eueumbcrs, 25 TO 81 cts. per dsEcn; rhubarb. S
cents per bunch; tomatoes, 30 10 80 cents per
quar-. PIX; cymlins. cts. piece; sweet potatoes,
IS cts per peck caniihower. 10 90 20 cts. per
head bee,s. ) cts. per bunch egg planis. Is to
- cts. apiece.
Fish.-Pike. ~ cent per poaai pan rock. 20
and 80 cent per bunch white perch. q and 10
cents per bunch: yellow perch, 90 and % cents
per bunch herring. H. cents per dozen bass, %
TO 80 cent? PER bunch fresh colash. Ij cents per
pound paddock. cents per pound bay Iaacke.
rel. aud i2 cents piece: snclis. i0 cents per
pound; roe shad. - to size per pair; melt
shad, ?5 to 30 cents per pair lake trout. 10 cts
per pound Salt and Smoked Fish--Msckcrei.
20 p cents piece; salmon, % cents per pound :
Goldfish. cents per pound smoked herring. and
cents piece; smoked shaj. ~ To- - cents y
piece.
Gams aad Fosri.-praiIic chickens, Si.25 and
$3.50 per pair; turkey. 25 cents per pound :
chickens, - and 5000 per dozen: geese. $i.aS TO
Si.s5 each: ducks, 81 to $l.2j per pair.
Ba'isr aHd Battcr-Dclawar are print, 81
aud 10 cents per pound; creamery. 30 cents per
pound roll, 20 cents per pound. Egg,-?O and
% cents per dozen.
F'Hi--APples, l0to 90 cts. per peek: banana.
2J % S0' cents per dozen; oranges, Fioridas.
10 20 10 eents per dozen; Messibas. u! 20 IL
cents per dozen; lemons, l2 TO Is cen;s per
dozen; straUberries, & to 20 cts. per box.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-06-23
rCME TROTTING STALLION
i ..MAMBRINO DRUID,' -

Will make the season Of 1883. at 0<S0
the STABLE OF Ills OWNER, Md0>
wM: FELL JOHNSON. nearSfTES
BTOoklandyiilc +. o., at $50 for the W.
season, Sl tothe Groom with privilege Of return
ing free Of charge any mare not proving In foal.
(Pas,urage for mares.l
DRUID was winner September, 1879. at limo
mum of both the First Premium aud the Race for
;.year.oids. Winner also on September eth. lSSI.
at Timonium. 0f $; ,illon Race. In first half Of
october. 1882, started In Z races. taking second
money twice and third money twice. llo was
second in Baltimore County stallion Race at Ti-
monium trotted in 2il, 2:iI. 2:ii. and following
at BelaiF ;fotici inside Of 2:tO. lie IL dark
brown, sound, ISl hands high, well boned aud n
fast aud level headed tro,tcr and can speed 2:3J
gait. lie was sired by Marshal Ney, formerly
Jim Gamblel and bis dam l. fast aud well bred
mare, and has produced number Of aiuable colts.
Marshal Ney. tSire Of Billy Baicye. ilaleyon.
Cyeops and others,l was by Mambrino Pilot, (sire
uf Iiannis, z:iT4. MAmbTinO Uiit. 2:2O-MornIng,
2s0-lEmuius, 2;2s-Josephine, 2:32--Doi Dillon,
229--Billy Platter. 2;2G-Rockei. 2:22. and other
fast trottcrs;) his dam was Lady waltemcyer, by
North American, (sire 0f Whitehall and Ariel.)
her dam by Harris iiamble;onian. Lady Waite.
myer Is also iam of S,Fa,hmorc one Of the mos,
popular and high priced stallion. In Kentucky
o. day. Sire Of San Souci, 2:e3. StenWay 2:aO,
and Santa C.aas, 2:ls.
0n Wednesdays and Saturday. Of each week
"MAMBRINO DRUID" will stand at Mn. CIlAS
o. C0ckEY'S TEN.MILE HOUSE. At TIMo-
Mum. JOSEPH LEE. Groom.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-06-23
Shoot All the tColoueis.

The editor Of Florida journal has put on war
paint. His nsighbOrs call him "colonsi," and he
Is in red heat Of evaporation thereat. lie says
he may be "a hard nut" bat when you eraek him
there will be no kernel found anywhere within his
shell. And be proposes TO wage q var Of extst-
mination against all alleged eoionels hy sumsna.
riy reducing them 10 the ranks. Bat he has
undertaken an enormous job, for there 10 not
square In this country that does not have its
half dcIen eolonels-to say nothing Of the gen-
erals and majors.
ny the way. what has bec6ms Of all the officers
under the grade of majorg We seldom hear Of a
captain or . Lieutenant. Perhaps they were all
killed with the privates; for it 10 certain that
none Of the latter survived Of the millions who
served on each side during the late unpleasant
ness. Or, if any Of them still live. they have all
been promoted BY some method not laid down IN
army regulations. And the crop Of upper crust
otheers is much larger nos than during the var,
twenty odd years ago. So Ne hope the Florida
editor will be able 20 "shoot" all of them.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-06-23
THE sTAR.RouTE VERDICT.

The people Of tho whole country have been
completely surfei,ed and wearied with this seem
ingly interminable Star Route subject. We could
scarcely open newspaper, daily, weekly or n
periodical Of any kind, in the past two or three
years that this matter was no, presented to view
In some form or other. nhad become an eye sore
and next TO a nuisance with those whose business
orpleasure Il was to read newspapers. Whether dc.
string or not. among the first things to meet the
eye was the wearisomc and -interminable Star.
Route business. II got so that people forgot when
or how IL began, and apparently grew careless Of
It's ending. Tho supposition was Il had been born
in sin and nurtured in iniquity. Whether right
or wrong Il assumed such proportions as TO require
investigation at the hands Of the Law. In other
words Il got into the courts and prominent men
connected with tho business were put on trial
under certain indictments for robbing the Govern
ment. These men then stood before the country
as other citizens accused Of crime, catled 10 trial
by their peers, whoge duty IL should be TO pro-
nounee upon their guilt or innocence. They were
forced to the only alternative, and being obliged
to submit. after long and tedious trial. were ae
quilted. Those who prosecuted had open TO them
every means known 10 the law whereby 10 make
good their accusations. so was Il with the lie.
PENDANTS to establish their Innocence. Both sides
appealed to the only source by and through which
justice, under the laws Of the land, could be OBJ
tained. There l. no power behind this. 50 far as
secular laws and secular justice can be had or
hoped for II is dnality and We not only must
submit, but II becomes our duty so to do. There
may bc errors in human Judgment, but We must
accept that judgment whatever il be aud make the
most Of 1t. Viewing the subject in this light.
making due allowance for the errors and weak
nesses in human judgment and mans fraiities, we
must, in respect to our laws. aeccp, the verde, In
the trial Of the Star-Rou,e cases.
As a law.a6iding people il is our duty to uphold
aud sustain the acts of our high tribunals Of jus
tieo whatever phase they assume. This is our
only security and safety. We must respect our
laws and those defended and protected by them.
Hence We canno, with propriety and legal sane
tion unite with many In their bitter jcnunciatons
Of those accused in the Star Route cases whom
jury saw CT, after patient investigation, to Sc, at
liberty. Neither can VIC join in the still deeper
injustice Of making these Star. Route frauds--if
there were any-grounds Of either personal or pO-
litieal abuse one way or the other. Until better
instrumentalties Of obtaining justice than We now
possess are had We must feel compelled TO accept
what Is offered and cheerfully abide thereby
Strenuous efforts will be made by politicians to
warp these s,ar-Rou,e complications into illegiii
mate uses but men Of sense and discreetness will
not so consider them.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-06-23
CAPE MAY IN THE LEAD.
A Select Excursion on Juno 3oth-s4 for
the Round Trip from Baltimore.

The close observers of last seasons attractions
at summer resorts, noted the decided prominence
which Cape May took in the competition for pa
tronage, and well the great success which fol.
lowed. Stimulated with the result Of its efforts,
the famous old watering place comes 10 the fore
with n list Of entertainments that will continue
without interruption from June 3Oth until Ear into
September, and Of 4 character and variety that
will satisfy the sojourner for the season as well
as the transient visitor. frequenters of the Cape
are familiar with the great lawn Of the Stockton
Hotel, with its unobstrueted view Of the shore
drive and the surf beyond. An immense pavil.
ion, capable Of accommodating an orchestra Of
one hundred musicians with n portable extension
for seating Eve hundred ehoristers, is nov being
erected, and an addition TO the porches IL being
made by flooring in eight thousand feet Of the
lawn adjoining, thus making 4 grand dancing
pavilion and auditorium, unequaled on the coast.
Opcratic, oratoTio. and promenade concerts, and
balls are 70 be given on n scale Of eompieteness
and grandeur never before attempted at the sea.
side.
cn Saturday, June seth, the festivities CON.
menee with visit Of the famous State feneibles
Of Philadelphia, accompanied BY full band and
drum corps. Dress parade Of the fencibles Sat
urday evening.
There will be grand concert in the new pa
vilion during the afternoon. and at night hop
complimentary 20 the fencibies, With lawn con.
cert alternating.
On Sunday, July lst, there viii be n battalion
drill with exhibitions Of loading and firing. clos
ing with dress parade, n sacred concert In the
afternoon. and in the evening sacred concert By
the combined orchestra and military band.
Other attractions have been arranged for every
afternoon and evening during the week follosing,
commencing on Monday afternoon with q concert
By grand military baud. Although not entirely
perfected, the arrangements will likely include
great and novel display Of fireworks on the 9Th,
with concerts aud other features.
A select excursion will leave Baltimore via
special train from Union Station on Saturday,
June 30th. at about 10 q. m, and arrive at broad
street station at p. m, and Cape May at about
4:30 p. m. The tickets have been placed at the
unusually low rate Of 81 for the entire round trip
aud the return portions made good on any regular
trains until July sth, enabling the visitors % en-
joy the musical and military atiraeiions referred
to above. Fall particulars may Be bad on sppli-
cation In person or by letter - va. :. Young,
division ticket agent. Baltimore. Nd.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-06-23
New Advertisements.
Maryland Central Railway.
leA@N -

Trains leave North Avenue Station daily, ex-
ccpt Sunday, for Belair, Loeb Raven and way
stations at 200 A. NJ, and $40 =. NJ, aud for
Towson, Loeb Raven and way stations at g.lj A.
VI. and 2.30 and 7.sj 7. ". aud Tor ToWson aud
way stations at ll.20 4. M.
Returning. trains leave Belair for North Ave
rue ct $50 A. NJ aud 300 Z. ~. aud Loeh
Raven for North Avenue % 5.;3 and 1919 4. ".
AMI Sis. COS and $40 Z. NJ. aud Towsun for
North Avenue al $40 and 1925 A. ~, aud l.25,
$50, 6.27 and 900 =. NJ.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave North Avenue for Belair at $50 A.
". aud . 2. NJ, arriving at Belair at Il.35 A.
NJ, and SOS 7. NJ, and Belair for Baltimore az
T.30 A. ". and Z. ~, arriving a, Baltimore at
9.20 4. ". and s.0i =. M.
All trains stop at ToWson and at all other sta
ions when necessary 10 receive or deliver passen.
gers. $. @. BOYD, Superintendent.
June 23.-tf.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-06-23

2S-Ths new rooms of the Young Mems Rspub.
yean Club Of Baltimore city, located at I25 west
Baltimore street. were opened on Wednesday
evening last, upon which occasion stirring ad.
dress was delivered by Gen. A. +. King. There
was large attendance Of invited guests and
member. The toO.ns are handsOmsly furnished
and Republicans from all sections Of the State are
iss::sd TO visit them when 10 the city.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-06-23

jes-As the Democratic vote Of baltimore city
is the one mainly relied upon TO carry the State
candidates through in n general election, the
recent primary contest was regarded with much
concern by the Democratic wiTe.pullers and ina
nipulators in the several counties. The result
does not prove very satisfaetory. The hArmonys so
loudly proclaimed as having been restored to the
diseordant factions Of the city Democracy was
very effective in q nearly equal division Of the
vote pOlsd by the regulars and the Young Demo-
Gratis. The bi,,eres, struggle that has ever been
made by any two factions Of any party will be
made this summer and fall by the Democratic fac.
tions Of Baltimore city. The regulars are strongly
entrenehed behind the city Offices, and they will
make desperate Gsh, to hold on. The Young
Democrats cannot possibly defeat them single
handed. Whichever side puts candidates in the
Geld Is sure to have the other one working against
them. Under such state Of circumstances, the
Republicans Of Baltimore city are masters Of the
situation, and IL Is to be hoped they will organ
iEe themselves as to make the mos, Of their posi-.
tiun.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-06-23

Sn0-The Newport, Rhode Island, Msreury, in
referring to the "sereen Law" Of that State says:
"on the ist day Of July the new liquor Law goes
into force. This Law requires that every person
licensed TO sell intoxicating liquors, shall cause
10 be removed on his licensed premises ali OBJ
sirueiions Of whatever Kind that may prevent
clear view Of the interior Of the same from the
outside thereof BY the Passer BY, through the win
dow during the entire day of each Sunday This
iaw,ws understand. His Honor the Mayor proposes
20 enforce to The letter. and will notify the dealers
that al screens and distractions Of uha,sosvsr
nature must be removed on Sundays 90 that the
ofhesrs can have fall view Of The rooms where
quoF is sold from the street.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-06-23

E1-we have received two communications on
the subject Of inviting proposals to furnish books
anu stationery to the public schools Of the county,
to which called public attention last week, bu,
while the letters nigh, not beeOnsidered offensive
in themselves, we prefer not to publish them al
this time. We have good reasons for believing
that the School Commissioners will avail them
selves Of the opportunity a, hand, Of trying what
saving can be effected BY inviting proposals to
supply the books and stationery needed for one
year In the schools. They have the right Of re-
jeeting any and all bids but with the bids before
them they will be able to see whether any Of
them is less than what they have been paying
heretofore for their supplies. The cos, Of books
and stationery last year was over $4,000. and We
believe, if allowed, the competition for that
amount Of business would be exceedingly lively.
II will not be long before the contract will be
given out. and II Is to be hoped that an aiver-
tisement inviting proposals will shortly appear
In the city papers, by order If the Board. Nov
IL the time for action.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-06-23
n. w. offutt. Attorney, Towsonioun, Nd.
MORTGAGEE's SALE
A PINE FARM IL THE SIXTH ELEC- AR.
- TON DISTRICT OF BALTI- -
MORE COUNTY. -


by virtue of the power cont ,ined in a deed Of
mortgage, from Mary Z. Miller 20 Ephrain u.
Almony, dated April 2sth. A. d. 1851. and reeord.
ed among the Mortgage Records Of Baltimore
county, In Liber ". ". l., No %. folio i25, &e,
and an assignment thereof 10 Milton ". Onutt,
also duly recorded among the same records, the
undersigned, as attorney named in said mortgage,
will offer at public SALE at Pleasant Hunters IiO-
tel, at Wiseburg, on
Saturday, Ilh day Of J-ly, ISss,
AZ o'clock =. NJ,
ee-ALL THAT FINE FARM-s2
upon which the said Mary 4. Miller nov resides,
situate about three fourths Of . mile from Wise.
burg and adjoins the lands Of n. Best Miller,
Charles c. wittig and others, and 10 about too
miles from Parkton Station, on ". c. X. r., and
CONTAINS ~ ACRES OF LAND, MORE
OR LESS.
The land is In good state Of cultivation, well
vaisfed AMI has on II . good orchard. II 10 i'm
proven z SooD FRAME DWELLING.
Barn, IiAy House and al necessary outbuiIiings.
ALSO,
ALL THOSE PARCELS OF LAND,
called "Priss's Progress part Of "Pries's Has
Eard, part of "partssrshiP," and part of 'Roy-
ston's Folly" adjoining the lands ef William ~.
Miller. Rachel Frederick. George Beekley. and is
about a miles from PaFkton Station, on n. c. u.
r., and contains
81 ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
the last mentioned lot being unimproved. Church.
e. schools, mills, stores 4c In the neighboEhood.
Both lots being very desirable property.
TERMS OF SALR.-0ne-hane cash, balance IN
" months, the credit paymsn, 20 bear interest
signed. Attorney. iee-sIoe yin Be required on
day Of sale. MILTON W. OFFUTT,
June - ia.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-06-23
Special Notices.
IN FRENCH

~ BY PROF. y. Jolly.
Persons will derive much profit by attending Z
this course Of French Convcrsations at Towson,
Mon lay, Wednesday and Friday mornings; at Wa.
verify, Tucsday. Thursday aud Saturday mornin 70;
At catonsvilir. Tuesday, Thurslay and Saturday
afternoons. and on Monday. Wednesday and Fri
day afternoons. at the Professors school, - Frank
lin ST., Baltimore. For further particulars and
terms address Immediately - franklin ST.. BALTIC.
june 6.-3t
The Baltimore County union., 1883-06-23

FCHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub.
l. seTibers have obtained from the orphans'
Court of Baltimore county, letters testamcniary
on the estate Of
ELIAS T.. HARTLEY,
late of said county deceased. Al persons having
claims against the deceased are hereby warned 20
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof. 10 the
subscribers.
"H "r L'J"rs be l1h dag of iaaHa9y. 1851:
they may othcrwi.e by Law be excluded, from all
bcncf; of said estate. Those indebted - said es-
tate arc requested to make immediate payment
Given under our hands this 18th day Of uhe, lss3.
MARTHA J.. HARTLEY, r,,n,o,.
THOMAS X. HARTLEY, "N''''
June l6.-lf1
The Baltimore County union., 1883-06-23
Long ARo.

A long ago as iS5s DR.. worthington's famous
Cholera and Diarrhoca Medicine was known a. a
specific for Cholera, Cramps, Diarrhoea, Dysen-
terry, Summer Complaints and the like. II can be
carried In the pocket. Price % and 50 cents a
bottle.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-06-23
4 SNUG FARM
y Ar PRIVATE SALE.

The undersigned offers at private sale his farm.
situated in the 18th district of baltimore county
near the Belair road, miles from Iialti. -
- more. IL contains - ACRES OT GzS<a
IT, LAND. half in cultivation. balance in
wood. The cleared land il in ane condition. hay-
ing been used for market gardening. The i'm
provemen,. arc large FRAME HOUSE, good as
new; large stone barn, with other outbuiliings
Plenty Of water and fruit of every description in
abundance; fencing good. Satisfactory reason
given for desiring 10 sell. Terms easy. Apply
10 AUGUST DUMER. q miles on Beiair road,
OF on the premises. CHRISTOF DuMER.
June Ste
The Baltimore County union., 1883-06-23

INllIS Is To GIVE NOTICE. That the sub
J. scribcr has obtained from the Orphans' Court
for baltimore county. letters testamehtary on the
estate Of
DANIEL ROLLER, SR,
late Of said county, deceased. Al persons having
claims against the said estate are hereby warned
TO exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof TO
the subscriber.
o" or beiors hs e6h dag sf Deeea,Ler. ISs3,
they may otherwise by Law be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Those indebted TO said es-
tate arc requested g. make immediate paymcnt-
Given under my hand this 29th day of MAY, Iss3.
DANIEL ROLLER, JR..
June 2.-N Executor.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-06-23
XITOODLAND FOR SALE.

EssA TRACT OF lis ACRES IL BAL. scS%s
Ei TIM0RE COUNTY,
Adjoining the property Of John Bacon. Esq, about
J miles from Monkton and the same distance from
Hereford. About ~ Acres are covered with tim.
ber of mixed varieties aud mature groWth-the
value oG the same being equal to thArof the entire
irae;-and the balance il partially enclosed and
readily put under cultivation. II is improved by
a TENANT HOUSE. i6 by Is feet. with garden
adjoining, and Is located near fine spring. Terms
cash. For information apply 10 q. EGE,
Meehaniesburg, Cumberland county, Pa.
Nav l9-3m.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-06-23

eS-Ths Ps.ssyirsaian, publishsd At York, Pa,
has recently been greatly Improved. Il pub
lishsd By the MsssrI. Frey.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-06-23
New Advertisements.
pUBLiC AUCTION

TVNbEsEN NV HHON HA
-OF- n -
II HORSES AND MULES, LOT oPWA
CARTS AND HARNESS, to be sold a; the Stable
on Belar road. near frs, toll gate fo-say, SaiHr-
day, JaHe 23d, at 10 o'clock. Sale without re.
serve. for cash. wM. RICHARDS.
S. q. WILSON. Aactioneer. [June 2s.-Its
The Baltimore County union., 1883-06-23
AT PRIVATE SALE.

A PRIVATE SAkE. 80
"A H.
Valuable Property, situatei in the I2th di..
triet. about miles from the city by way Of the
.N,eiair road. being about d miles from the .sid
road. II contains 100 ACRES, with u NEW
HOUSE and several outbuilding.. About 20 acres
Of this property Is cleared. the balance in heavy
timber. This is rare opportunity TO obtain n
good bargain.
Apply to ALEXANDER MCCORMICK, JR.,
adjoining the premises, Garlenvilic p. o.. Balti.
more county, or ENOCH PRATT.
20 South Charles Street, Baltimore.
June 23.-if.
FINIlIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sub
l. scriber has obtainei from the Orphans Court
for Baltimore county. letters Of administration on
the estate of
JOHN u. HAYS,
late Of said county. deceased. All person. having
claims against the said estate are hereby warned
TO exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof 10
the subscriber,
on or before tie l5h dag of J,'Haary. lsSI:
they may otherwise by Law be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Those indebted 10 said e..
tate are requested 90 make immediate payment
Given uD.ler my hand this 20th day Of June. 1855.
PHILIP :. CROSS
June 23.-ita Administrator c. I. a.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-06-23

FINIIIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub.
i scribcrs have obtained from the Orphans
Court for Baltimore coGnty. letters tcstamentary
ON the estate Of
REBECcA HYNES,
late of said county, deceased. All person. having
claims against the said estate are hereby warned
to exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof, 20
the subscribers,
on ar Lefore fhc I'd day ef JanHary. IssI;
they may otherwise by Law be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Those indebted TO said es-
tate are requested To make immediate payment.
Given under our hands this 9th day of ane, lsS3.
JOSEPH mYNEs. Ix.,u,o,.
JOHN J. HYNES, NNs'u'''''
June 9.-tte