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c1yBAN INTELLIGENCE.

HAVANA, May 31.-The cargo OF the Ameri-
can hriyantine Nettie has been discharged and ap-
praised by the Custom House officials and was offered at
nub,c sale on the Goth inst Its value will amount to
about 100000 but as the fine imposed amounts 70
42s1l &c. with duties OF nearly $4,000 TO be ADDED
,l ain be large deficit even should the auhori-
49, ss the vessel The cargo has suffered greatly from
tne effects of the climate The vessel remains with Its
dar bosted, and the captain and crew are on board,
hs The s sSSa Ssv has
Tba dronth In several important districts OF the
island continues and is a9ns ssS Pant
hndivg an exposition OF plants flowers and fowls in
tbe Circns building in this city The society mas
hao liberal in creation of honorary memberships
@ It's Efforts to ameiorate the condition of animals
M effects are yet dscernibe.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-06
GIGANTIC WATER-BUGG
To tie Edttor Of Ths Tribune.

To the Edttor Of The Tribune.
SIR The "huge. horrid and mysterious In
sect" mentioned this morning in OF your letters
from the people is probably member OF tho genus
Belostoma Of the order Hemiptera, and fs one OK
the large species Of water bugs The members OF tn's
genus have oval, edptical attened bodies largo eyes,
and the antennn or feelers provided with hook'liko
appendages. The hind legs broad and fringed TO
aid in moving through the water. Professor Packards
in his Guide to the study Of rnsects" states tnas
Belostoma Hademanum ia not uncommon In onr wa
ers three inches and half In length and has black
patches on under side OF the body while b. grsea
is Of the same size. without spots These gigantic
water bugs have long. sharpponted suckers that ara
folded down upon their breasts when not In use with
these weapons the bugs destroy many young sn Boys
while bathing have frequently experienced the sharp
OF the sucker Thegenerc name Beostoma is from
the Greek, meaning dart" and mouth" The sudden
appearance OF these large water bugs upon and quo
to the they the ut night and take
long flights probably in search Of some pond In which to
live They have been known to fly In large numbers
and when their journeys, sudden wind or rain storm
has brought them down to the ground, greatly TO ths
asfonshment Of all persons who have met with them
Ner. York, June 3, 1888 BYRON d. HALsrED.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-06
Smoke Welcome" Cigarettes.
Milj, sweet and delicate. Our new brand.
GOODWIN & Co.
MARRIED..

FLAGLER-sHoURDs, On Tuesday June D. At the resi- 81
Henry NJ Flagler to IDA Alice, daughter OF MIS- Margs
Il. shourds.
HOLT-WILLIAMS-In New York on Tuesday, June 3.
residence OF the brides mother No io5 Eass
8sths by Henry ]. Van Dyke Jr, Charles owen
Holt Ella A. daughter OF the late John C. Williams
PORTER -BAKER-M Monday June l. az the Church OF me
Holy Spirit, Rev. walter w. Williams, ID: d. as
sisted by the Rev Edmund Gbor John Porter to Eliza
beth daughter OF the late w. ID. Baker,
sWAINE-PARKER-On June 2. at the Church OF t1e
by the Rev Dr. Geer Edgar L. Swaine ot
silver City ~ Florence Parker. daughter OF the late
William A. Parker, Of New-York City.
WARREN-LEvISGs-B the Rev. Z. Winchester Donald
az the OF the BRIDES parents Clara daughter OK
Or Noah Levings, Alvah Hall warren
Reception postponed account OF severe illness In the a
ny.
WUITTEMORE-TILLI Tuesday, June Q.
1883 at ST. Johns Church Troy, n " by ne rev FRANK
L. Norton Dean OF Albany, assisted by the Rev. H. A.
snvey the Rt Rev Dr. Dosne pronouncing the oeneoic
ton the Rev Charles TestOn Whttem0re Rector OF Zion
Church sandy HILL Alice Griffith. daughter OF the Late
Thomas ~ Tilinghast OF Troy.
al notices Of marriages must be iadorssa wlsaf"p
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-06
THE PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.

HARRISBURG, June 5.-The House to-day
concurrcd in the Senate amendments to tho bi 10 pre-
vent political parties from making assessments
The senate Judicial Apportionment Committee re-
ported its inability TO agree Both houses have ap-
pointed committees investigate tho charges against
the STANDARD Oh Company. The Congressional AppoF-
tionment Conference Committee has not been able 10
agree upon report acceptable to both parties
PHILADELPHIA, June ga dispatch from Earrispura
says The Governor Informed j. r BARI o. ise rn''
hr po,t this morning that he would call the Legsla-
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COURTLANDT P. DIXON.

Courtlandt p. Dixon died yesterday at hiA
home No. 345 Cintonave., Brooklyn. He was born In
Westerly r. L. in 1877 aud the Of United statee
Senator Nathan F. Dixon. When boy he was employed
this city by his uncle. Courandt Palmer hardware
merchant. Mr. Dixon afterward became contractor
and constructed number OF Government buildings He
was q prominent member Of the church Of which the
Dr. Budngton pastor, and the funeral will bs
held there tomorrow. wife and seven children sur
vi
New-York tribune., 1883-06-06

"Now, Edith" said her mother, "you are are
going to be good girl to-day and act lke niue ,suy
aren't youl" "Yes, mamma" replied Edithj nduing
after few moments silent cogitation, what nakes 20
sav fle lady mammal Is it cause big ladies' acts 30
awful i"-tBoston Transcript.
Two Austin ladies were conversing ABOUT
ono thing and another, after the manner OF WVinen
"Mrs samuleby has not been to me In long imoi
remarked one OF the ladies. "She hasn't got ume 10
make oas che has TO take care OF ana oe WIN ner nus ri,
and aIl tha IimeD away Ia he laid up with sckness
40 no ON the contrary, he IS In the enjoy OF tno
best OF health II he was sick she would not nave W
watch hm."-(Texas biftngS
New-York tribune., 1883-06-06
Dsrrsl 20 sesa,!ers q the same pnss that tnsy so
OBITUARY.
ADDISON GARDINER.

ROCHESTER, June 5.-Addison Gardiner died
OF his residence In this city to-day age eghtysx year
He was the first Justice of the Peace ever elected N
Rochester and was successvey elected to the positions
of DisrictAttorney, Circuit Judge for the Eightn r
cut in 1920 Lieutenant Governor. In 1e44 when sias
Wright was elected Governor Of York. and Judge OF
the Court Of Appeals 1s47. He was the author ot
several noted opinions and was one OF the most disi
guished iuriste OF his day.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-06
GERHARD AND SANFORD.
A WESTERN VIEW.

Cincinnati Commercial Gasete tRepl -,
The Amsterdamner showed talents TOO hlgh
for the narrow scope OF his native village, ana whlcn
needed NewYork fashionable society to snipe n. D. LIS
manners bedtted the tone OF the temple which he was
,hsn seekng The incident s notable AS an example OF
The intellectual elevation and breeding OF set OF men
NM m for neasure and In what is called fashionable
society whose affairs which show the conduct OF Sat
civ aI,d who are spoken with awe as Inc CluDs'
New-York tribune., 1883-06-06
cH,Nus ATTITUDE TOWARD FRANCE.

VI
PARIS. June 5.-The Marquis Tseng, the Cnihoso
commemorative at Paris London and st. petersburg.
who represented China at the Coronation Vi 'no
C,or i, an interview in Moscow said that diploma
t;c relations between France and China would GER
ta;nlv cease if France operated IN lonquin
without having previ ously arranged with emma
Tie said he doubted whether the mission TO PeKn
Of NJ. Tricon the new French representative wonid
succeed. as he would offer even less reasonaoie
terms than those obtained in the inadequate treaty
offered by NJ Bouree, the retiring representative
II was possible, he said that China would not act
d;reetlv: but the situation might become dangerous
owing the existence of Chinese war party. emma
had decided to recognize the treaty OF 1867 IN
regard TO Cochin, China and even that OF 1874,
provided France intervened IN Ionquln anairs,
solely at the request of Chns's vassal tho h,ng OF
AMMAN and that Intervention would not Oe re-
garded by France as rendering VOID Chlnas suZcr
ainty of AMMAN. Even If China remained nertra
France wonld probably nave to make, III order 10
insnrs her success in TonQuiD, sacrifices ten times
Greater than she seemed to ANTICIPATE
An official report from TOnquiD IN regard TO tne
recent hostilIties near Hanoi, states tnat Captan
Piyiere was killed while endeayorlng TO prevent
the capture of q gun, which was subsequently re,
covered The French column retreated III good
order The woundsd were carried back to Hanoi.
The dead were left behind, The enemy lost i 10
men The situation at Hanoi is reassuring. Two
companies of troops started from HHphong ioi
Hanoi on the 9th ultiDo. The commander OF forI
Nam Dinh telegraphs that be is able TO repei any
attack
New-York tribune., 1883-06-06
TRIBuNE LOCAL OBsEavA-

TRIBUNE OFFICE. June 81 a m.-The movement In
the barometer yesterday was upward and downward
The Temperature ranged between $50 and 00'. the
average ,76oso) being 14ao higher than on the core
spending day last year and 4le' higher than ON Mon
day. -,
lowed increasing cloudincss may be expected to-day
in this city aud vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-06
JAMES FISK.

BRArTLEBoRo, VT, June 5.-James Fisk, srr
died at the residence Of his sonin-law, Colonel O. W.
Hooker last evening, at the age Of scventyone years
He built the welknown Brateboro Revere House. ana
was asuccessful dry goods peder travelling with four
finland through New-Y0rk and New-Eugland with his
son. the late James Fisk. Jr. He had wide acquamt
anee
New-York tribune., 1883-06-06
LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS IN GERMANY.

BERLIN, June 5.-The Sugar-Iax bill passed
n. second reading in Reichstag to-day commit
Tee was apponted to inquire into the manufacture OF
sugar from beet root.
The North German Gazette denies that Prince Bismarck
has consulted judicial authority relation 10 the disso
luton of Federal treaty with view 10 aoohshins
the Rechstag.
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SENTENCED FOR INCITING TO sEDITIoN.

DUBLIN, June 5.-Mr. Edward harrington,
the Editor OF The Kerry Sentinel and the printer OF tna
paper have each been sentenced TO Imprisonment Tor
six months on account Of the publication in the once OF
The Sentinel of pacard inviting persons who wished 70
d., .ho rnvncfbles 10 attend meeting They will ap-
heal from their Two conpositors on the
paper pleaded guilty TO assisting In the pubcaton OF
ne nlacard and were each sentenced to two months
Inn
New-York tribune., 1883-06-06

Attend to the first symptoms of consumption.
and that the may be checked in its ncpency use
ut once Dr. Jaynes Expectorant, safe remedy for all
affections of the lungs and broncha- .:
New-York tribune., 1883-06-06

ture together Immediately after It's adjournment
failed pass the Apportionment BILL and tue penei
growing that there will be O special session.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-06
FOREIGN NEWS.
TIE CONDITION OF QUEEN VICTORIA
,,rcp.pH TO THE TRIBUNE.l

fBY TELEGRAPH ~ inH AN'
,oorov Inn. ga dispatch to The Herald IRON
,.arn from trustworthy source that 'he
Queens health such as to occasion m",,sSowo So
srT,etv in political circles .enSn1%s ,Ia,a ,o,s
,Denential member Of the inner Court circle 'olu
Hnu Great regret that severe dropsica symp'ohs
me- st IN. and that the Queens condition is
% unsafe that the a1sSsy SDsssG' Scotland
~. 'Eer Majesty has always peeh
~ minded woman ana would have her own way
From the fact, no wever that Scotland has away lin
her fayorte place Of abode so closely
,,e prince Consort and is the burial place VI no
devoted personal servant John bromS' owl and
was felt to be mpossi BILE to keep the Queen ,.
accordingly he reaches her Northern cas.o ~ dos,re
noon. Another reason W hich made the queen wn,on
I to 60 to scotland and the only one ,.,'"Vsl ~"sL
caused tho doctors to assent 70 n'' cot ahout
wss the fact that her inability 70 &c, ~D "mt'
was n ,rrt her les has prevented her from taking OUT
exercise. The immediate result Of this
,,tdoor life has been ct after nt OF serious
TStsvva ThS weanohoia has frightened the doc'oiS'
New-York tribune., 1883-06-06
6peelaI Notlees.

~~~
a6 %oEKs c'na
Fine monumental and building work Ia Granite Drawiny
iicitel 4. Y. 0ice. l.s2l Bway w. ~ ~cASFIELD. Az
Christian Home Iacsrats: md Sars2d,c psssnts
ladies Of responsibility only sdmitteL ie6ns s,
without children to take charge OF the mouse .,
iy who WIN spend The sa%sr out 81 and re ere
Iqlnsss are rss1ys ready az t,se Snss u''"'"
Governor Ben Bntisr
Is bald He failed Parker, Hair Bs'sam IN time;
initiate his example fo%r Gr.s 1 ali Sa, soon and csr
tainy. Restores original color
pie, Permanently Eradicatcd
in 70 weeks TsIU9s rssrsnso St Dr. oYr 20 Vast
Tse Most Fashionable Periaae Powder for hsndSer; S !;
s9i aRa kits pAYss brosdway aa s
Post once Nstca
rore,yn malls for ending June Will close AZ this
wEpN EspAY-At $3.50 M for Ireland per ss Payonla.
nsan countries must be directed per PayonIa" at ia W.
o the al dSs nc Tor Psr EarOp per ss va
Southampton and Bremen leiters for France must be G
rscted per Main") NJ D. H. TOR France drect per sS
Berlin, Via ettes and France
Ss Tsssa psr s 8 "a az Eroos
por susa, VIA Plymouth SheIoears ana ~ nsmDafsi
Belize az 1880 M for Cuba Porto Rico and Mexico per
ss city Pueblo, via Havanai at p m' Tor Newfouns
land, g. Alhambra a.-..,,,. o..
town ana Lmon. per S. Aisa at '3o 2 n Tor lraAl'o
snn Rnatau per IS. T. u Ward Jr.. wa New-Orieans
rrIiRDAY At m for the West indies via 81 Ihomass
and for Braz direct, per Advance via Newgor, Mems
ssSo n, fo Europe 5s City OF Rome, VIA QueenSs
town Sletors Germany and scotland must oe aireoao
CIV os some, at 53O u IN for Belgium diecI pes
So beleenlsnc, via Antwerp at oS0 m Tor seo.an1s %
Dcyonia. via Glasgow; at IL a. m ot ~.
gans ~ "a Rhein via Southampton and Bremen; az "
M M i0t for CUBA and Porto Rico per saratoga via a
vana. r..- =, pnxt,g via San
ma, ciose here June II, at Mails for Aue
tTalia Scw.zealand sandwich aud fy Islands psf
SssI.nda via san Francisco, close here June 90 y.
D. Hen ssag
rhe schedule Of closing Of transpacnc malls Is f
ssn Francisco Mails from the East arriving o.
Francisoo ON the day Of sailing si sss~mes s''
us,ucs The aane day.
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sroUELs TO THE CORONATION.

ct PETERSBURG, June 5.-The Journal ae o.
Petasbomg says: ,,,a.r,,.
Tho coronation of the Car will leave behno naepe
traces i'm the hearts of the people OF tne stca' o., NJ
dc (;jers regarding Russias condition anu her 90
with foreign powers was o hnisnea PiOsi" "
peace with which the people sympatnne'
IoSroN, June 5-The Daily NecSs correspondent
at Berbn saws the Mayoro of Moscow has gone to his
estate inTambow. or In other words has been pan
ished jor having expressed the hope in his speech zen
ot the banquet to the Mayors OF cities tna' 'n'
Gar "A Ou d insti tute a constitutional regime
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TIE R1,1 TO MODIFY THE MAY LAWS.

BERLIN, June 5.-The Government. oi,, !, ~ ;,'trn,
.ho Nov laws has been prepared and will be in'ro-
s''.sd !, The Iandtag to-day 1t In substance per
,o;ts the saving of mass and the dispensing Oh INC
in consideration of the recognition OF
-ood6ed ru,e in regard to the duty of giving no'Ie
Of church appointments to the Government cor ~
abo,shes the obligation to give notice to the SOu
srnment Of changes in unbenefced curacies or Oh
onno;ntments bv incumbents of representatives un,
,a,p 81" snnontees are to fulfil the functions OF
x;cars The jurisdiction of the Ecclesiastical Court
S oho,shsd except as regards the duty of giving
notice to it of the appointment of teachers a IN
and as to questions an %, ony be- objected to
sgnsd rrgnnSds asctng the position the incumbent as
citizen. An appeal is allowed to the Minister u
Worship
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-07-21

I HAVE greatly increased my facilities for max.
ling Pumps by building a LARGE STEAM
SAW MILL AND PUMP FACTORY, which 1.
supplied with all necessary machinery for making
PUMPS OF THE BEST QUALITY. a full sup.
ply Of which are alwars on hand.
The stocks being prepared months in advance
are thoroughly seasoned and impart no disagree
able taste t. the water. Being made and put up
by ne With the greatest care they WILL OFT
LAST ANY IRON or ORDINARY WOODEN
PUMP besides being less likely 20 get out of order
Pumps pu, in in any part Of the State and guar
anteed for one year or they will be kept in order
for ten years afterwards at 81 per year.
Pumps repaired aud Pumps made where they
arc TO be erected, when timber Is furnished. at
shor; notice.
:Er-P Prices rs lOw a. Pumps Of the best quality
can be made for. Address.
WILLIAM 0LDFiELD. Pump Maker.
Juiyliy.sl Fountain Green, Hartford Co., Nd.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-07-21
Don't Fool Your wife.

Men who Try to fool their SiVe. generally come
to grief. No, long ago Mrs. Charles Baldwin. Of
st. Joseph. No., received postal order for S?s,
and gave IL to her husband TO cash. by way Of a
joke he handed her only S2o. explaining that the
postoiIiee charges were 81. Thinking that this
was an exorbitant fee she complained. without her
husbands knowledge, 90 her mother. who had sent
the postal order. and she In turn complained to
tho Office a, which IL had been drawn. The post.
master forwarded n statement of the case TO Wash.
ington. and the department forthwith sent Inspec.
tor Metcalf all the way 90 st. Joseph to investigate
the case. Mr.. baldwin will not do i again.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-07-21

Good Food for Cattie.--we see by the
AaerierH far@eTthat the tomato IL being highly
recommended as food for cattle. II says: "Per-
sons who have praetieed feeding ripe tomatoes TO
mich cows highly recommend them. Tomatoes
are known TO combine hygienie properties a. well
~ nouTishing elements. when taken into the hu-
man stomach, and they cannot be less beneficial
10 animals. They are easily raisea they will
mature and ripen on almost any soil, " started
early enough. An acre or two, containing the
earlier aud later sorts would furnish m abundance
Of milk producing food, when the pasturage be-
comes shor, In the after part of summer and early
fall, NJ IL frequently the case. Mixed with bran
or shorts and mashed together, the mess will be
highly relished. They can be grown At . cost Of
Is cents per bushel."
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-07-21

/ Death OF An Aged Citizeu.-Mr. Joshua L.
Fowble old and highly esteemed citizen Of this
county, died at his home near Trenton, 5th dis
trict. Sunday last, In the roth year Of his age.
Mr.. Fowble Was brother Of the venerable Peter
FOwble. who Is now In his sIth year. lie leaves
six children. four daughters and two sons. one Of
the daughters beisg the wife Of Mr.. George A..
Smith, prominent farmer and business man. re-
siding at Cowpen's farm. In Lime Kiln Bottom.
near Towsontown. Mr.. Powble had been . farmer
all his life and died on the farm on which he vas
born. The funeral took place at Pleasant Grove
NJ. r. church, on Tuesday. and was largely at
tended by the many relatives and friends.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-07-21

zf'-A Chicago man has recently invented 4
one wheel buggy. whi'h is thus rather indefinite
ly described. Il consists Of wheel which will be
attached to a horse by means Of pair Of buggy
buggy seat. The inventor claims that by means
Of his new continuance absolute safety in driving
is secured. as the wheel only tip or turn over
In case the horse does the same thing. Besides,
he claims that his new vehicle can get anywhere
horse can get and that the horse will be able to
make greater speed in thi. continuance than in any
suiky Of the old pattern.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-07-21

Govano Chapel.-Rev. n. q. Martin was in
stalled NJ pastor Of Govane Chapel. Govanstown,
this county, Sunday night last. in the presence
Of n large congregation. The ceremonies were Of
an impressive character. Mr.. Martin L. quite .
young man, and IL = graduate Of Monmouth Col.
lege. lie graduated In theology from Princeton
College In the class Of ISs2, and this IL his first
pastorate. lie received unanimous call 20 Go.
vane Chapel and l. a native Of New York. In
speaking Of the troubles which for so long time
in,erfercd with the prosperity OF the chapel, he
says: Everything Is working along peacefully
and quietly; nothing whatever can be seen Of the
old disturbances, and the outlook for peace and
prosperity 10 exceedingly bright" Il has men,
bership Of 81 persons and the Sunday school IL
Aourishiny.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-07-21

Protection from the Sun..-It Is truly sur.
prising that whom 80 simple thing ne q cabbage
leaf will eectually protect people from stroke Of
the sun. that 80 many become victims 10 II every
Having now entered upon the "dog days." more
than usual care IL necessary on thepart Of those
susceptible 10 rays Of the eaFth's illuminator. A
damp handkerchief. . cabbage leaf. or any article
possessed Of the power of absorbing heat, will saf.
Gee, u placed In the hat, 10 grant immunity 10 ALL
The pFecaution should not be neglected, because
enc stroke from the sun ever after makes the vic
tim liable 10 . sudden death from another stFohs
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-07-21

Circuit Court.-In the case Of Joseph Mat.
thews ". the Temple Loan and building Associa.
ton Of baltimore county, In which exceptions
we're hled 70 the sale Of the property under fore
closure proceeding. the court on Thursday last
overruled the sxesptions and ratified the sale
The principal objection 20 the sale was inadequacy
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-07-21

The New Postal Notes.-The notes are in
shape nearly like bank notes. They are printed
~ blank nOriu, sPaces Orrug Irft for tue names
Of the postofiiee from which they arc sent and at
which they are paid. On the right.h side Of
each Of tho notes three columns Of figures. one
for the dollarS, containing the figures from TO g.
the second for the dimes from TO ., and the third
for the cents from ! 10 .. The posting ster who
sells ono of these notes will punch the figures. in
dicating the amount for which the note will be
received. For instance, IL n note for $3.50 is
wanted the figures > In the dollars column, in
the dimes rolamn anil in the cents column will
be punched out. All counterfeiting or raising
Is thus prevented. Tho notes may be bought Of
any value from one cent TO Si.99. A charge Of
three cents will be made in addition 20 the face
value Of the note. The great advantage possessed
BY the postal notes over money orders 10 that the
former transferable. that Il will not be neces
sary for those who receive them TO 60 in person
for the money. They may be used in payment Of
goods for other purposes, but must be presented
tor payment within few months or their eollec-
ton will be difficult. They will be ready for
use about the fret Of September.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-07-21
The Tricycle..

The girl On tricycle. has already made her ap.
pearance at ihc summer resorts. A. observed at
Newport. she sat between two wheels, which were
connected by n short axietTec, on n Kind Of sad.
dle-astride Of IL, but not 90 eireumstanced a. TO
make divided garments necessary, a. in riding
horseback. man fashion. Her feet reached down
to trcadles, and her hands employed in steer.
ing. by means Of device connected with a low
frsht wheel
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-07-21

Sale OF Property at owings' Miiis.-Mr,.
Y. ID. Harman has sold rs acres Of land, binding
on the Western Maryland Railroad az that point,
10 NJ. O. c. SugaFd, Of Arlington, this county
The price for which Il vas sold has not been a..
ssFtained, bat property In the immediate vicinity
Il ls sAid, hes bFousht I'll the way from $500 70
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-07-21

Union Coiored Camp -Meeting.-The
Union camp meeting Of the NJ. p. and A. NJ. Y.
churches, commenced at Middle River Station,
Philadelphia, Wilmington Baltimore Railroad,
on Friday. the goth, and will close on the 30th
instant. The prospects are very good for q large
attendance at the meeting. The committee hav.
Ing the camp In charge are determined to please
all.