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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-10-27
Thirteenth District,

First Precinet-wM. CLIPPERS, ANNAPo-
LIS ROAD.
Second Prccine,-JosEPH IIELMAN's, ST.
DENNIS.
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rs- There is talk in baltimore of having CON-
mission in unacy appointed to "sit on" the Amer
lean.
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First REPRESENTATIVES. TAVERN, HAR.
FORD ROAD.
Second Prccinc, WILLIAM BLACKIST0N'S,
RIDGELY'S FORCES, PIiILA. ROAD.
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The Shooting Case on Roland Avenu,

The Shooting Case on Roland Avenue.
This affair. although an unfortunate one for the
parties concerned. will cause surprise TO those
who know the annoyance that residents on the
suburbs and In the vicinity Of our manufacturing
villages suffer from trespassers. In ell these local
lilies there 10 found class Of people Who act "
they bad perfect right TO dspredate on the prop
crty Of their neighbors and the miidest remon.
STRANGE with such characters. lie met with insult
and often with threats Of personal violence. Un.
fortunately under these circumstances Of provoca-
tion. there are few who can exercise proper re.
straint over themselves and most persons are apt
10 use undue severity In Furnishing such offenders,
while they, even those suffering more severely
than their oaenee would merit, get no sympathy
from honest minded people.
These remarks are not 10 be construed a. an ex.
preston Of opinion - 10 the degree Of culpabiiy
% either party 10 the affair above referred 20, bat
u IL very certain that . proper regard for the
rights Of others wouid make such oecurrenees i'm
possible.
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First precinct-AT THE HOUSE OF ELI s.
SAMPSON.
Second Prrcinc;-PLEASANT HUNTERS
HOTEL, WISEBuRG.
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s. Parker Bosley. Attorney, Tow.ontown.
TRUsrEE's SALE G.
- NICE LITTLE FEE SIMPLE
E# PROPERTY IN THE End DISTRICT.

by virtue Of decree passed BY the Circuit
Court for Baltimore county on the 18th day Of De-
tober, 1858, In the case of Henry J. llebb. u
s. Parker Bosicy. vs.. Isabella Armstrong ct nj. the
undersigned. Trustee, will offer at public auction,
on the premises. near WIN. Pic's store. on the
road leading from Powhatan TO kandallstown,
and about mile from Liberty turnpike. on
MoHdoy, 5h day IF NoreH,bsr, 1883,
ut o'clock =. NJ,
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND
Of which Mary A. Coleman died, seized and pos
sessed, consisting Of ONE ACRE OF LAND.
more or less. improved by a Two-SToRl
FRAME DWELLING House. 32xi6 feet. con
tanning 4 rooms, young orchard Of fruit trees.
variety In full bearing. Would suit . mechanic
or laboring man and would make a good store
stand. School and churches convenient.
TERMS OF SALE;-One.h half purchase money
cash on day Of sale or ratification thereof. and re-
maindsr In months. deferred pay mcnt TO be So
cured by note endorsed to the sat faction of Trus
tee. A deposit Of S25 on day Of sale required.
5. PARKER B0sLEY, Trustee.
s. q. WILSON, Auctioneer.
Oct. l3-ts.
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Washington County Fair.-0ur baltimore
county breeder were quite successful at the Wash
ington county fair last week In taking premiums,
rs follows:
Registered Jerseys-Best bull, years and over.
Andrew Banks; best year aud under 2, Andrew
Banks second best, Watts 4 Seth; second best
COW years old and over, Clark 4 Jones best
COW or heifer, years and under J. Andrew Banks /;
best COW between I and 2 years. Waits 4 Seth !;
best calf, Clark 4 jones; best herd, Andrew
Banks.
Registered Guernseys-Best bull, years and
over. u. s. Watts; best year and under 2, q. S.
Watts; best COW, years or over, best COW or
heifer. years or under. best year and under.
best and second best calf aud best herd were all
awarded 10 Mr.. Watts.
Registered Dutch Friesians-Bcst bull. 2 years
and under >. y. W. Patterson. In all other en-
tries under this head DR.. Patterson carried of the
premiums, with one exception.
Registered Hereforis-Iest bull 3 years and
ove., +. Cuttings Mcrryman took first and second
premiums, also all other premiums in thatelass.
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Fork, nth District.-we had the opportu.
nifty during the past summer o. visit Fort To-
bacco. the county seat Of Charles county, Md.
Port Tobacco IL situated about Eve miles from the
Potomac on n small stream which was once navi.
gable for small boats. IL Is one Of the Oldest
towns 10 the State, from the looks. the Oldest. II
IL noted rs containing n house which was once the
headquarters Of Gen. George Washington. some
say, while he was surveying in that section
others say that he used TO stop there Whenever he
crossed the Potomac by the way OF Ledows ferry.
The former, We think. Is correct. The house Is Of
brick. imported from England; Is two stories
high. with the old fashioned hip.roof. IL Is now
owned By Judge George +. jenkins, who lives one
mile from the town, and Is occupied by Robert
Ncviit Standing on hill. overlooking the town
and about three. Fights Of mile from lie centre,
Il n very large brick house, owned and occupied
BY Miss 0levia Floyd. who. We think, 10 . sister
In law Of Mr.. John u. Pict, the well known book
seller Of Baltimore. This house was built by
doctor who was one Of Gen. Washington's physi-
clans. The doctor IL buried at the foot Of the
hill. close by spring. very elaborate slab has
been placed upon his grave. Miss Floyd kindly
showed US through parts Of her house. which was
finished in very grand style. The papering rep
refenting many ancient pictures. representa-.
tive Of prominent Northern paper, having learn.
ed Of the existence Of this house, paid Miss Floyd
n visit the past year for the purpose OF gaining
It's history, and the inscription the slab above
mentioned. One mile from the town 10 . house in
which lived one Of the signcrs Of the Declaration
Of Independence. IL is still occupied BY his de-
scendants, whose names are Stone. From the
above you will sec that Port Tobacco contains
some very old houses. and from the looks Of tho
majority Of the others, they must have been built
about the same time The people are social. but
the town Is something like Annapolis. "a finished
city"
The canning house Of Gorsuch 4 Wade, at this
place. shut down last week. They will commence
shipping this week.
The school nj this piaee-No. 3.-is having q
well dug. Mr.. T. d. Gorsuch 10 the contractor.
An oyster supper aud fair will be held at Shir.
ley Hail on tho sth, 9th aud 10Th Of November,
for the benefit Of Long Green NJ. y. parsonage.
The wife Of the Rev. Mr.. Bolton. near Friend
ship church. Hartford county, died on Tuesday.
II.
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Hoiton Cuba Hart u. Holton club Of so
members has been formed al Pikesvills, aud on
Friday night Of last week they held very large
meeting. The Republicans % the I'd district are
slassd 81 the bright prospssts Of their party nsxt
month.
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Tenth District.
Eleventh District.

First PFecinct-SLADE'S TAVERN.
Sc.oni Prccinct-LYNCfi'S lG.MILE HOUSE.
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runIIsuEb ~ =, Tn0RirI.
JUDGE OF EI.s;s rION.
GENERAL ELEs TION. 1859.

November 9th. Isss:
FIRST DISTRICT
(DAvID LEONARD,
LIST Precinct LEONARD A. POHLMAN,
ERNEST SPRINGER.
JOHN J. PILHRT,
% Precinct JOHN rNGER.
ALEX. X. CROSBY.
WILLIAM T. MccAuLEY.
Sd Precinct ALEXANDER BONE.
WILLIAM PIERP0NT.
SEcOyI. DISTRICT.
GERARD EMMiRT.
DAVID WILSON,
W. II. SHIRLEY.
THIRD DISTRIC7.
(HENRY DALEY,
L., Precine, WILLIAM l.. HAMILTON.
ErllkAIM HOFFMAN.
(RoBERT MAGRUDER.
% Precinct In. JOSIAH $. BOWEN,
JOSHUA PARSONS.
&c. LYON ROGERS.
III Precinct THOMAS II. MOORE,
tJAMEs d. COUNCILMAN.
civilian POLE. sR.,
4th Precinct MARTIN VI. MANGER,
JOSEPH W. JAMES.
FOURTH DISTRICT,
JESSE UPPERco,
GEORGE W. ulILER
DANIEL VONDERSMITH.
FIFTH DISTRIcT.
JOHN =. KELLEY,
NOAH COFFIEL.
THOMAS HALE.
SMITH DISTRfcT.
JACOB u. HAMPSHIRE.
JOHN .. AMOS,
JOHN COOPER.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
WILLIAM ENsoR.
list Precinct ABRAHAM DOWNS,
WHITFIELD MEREDITH.
JOSEPH W. NELSON,
I'd Precinc, HENRY wIERs.
lJOiIN 7. BURNS.
EIGH7H DLSTRfCT.
GEORGE II. MIRRYMAN,
LIST Precinct THOMAS NEvIN,
JOHN BOND.
(vINCENT T. SIMPLIFY,
I'd Prc,inc, CHARLES o. CoCKEY,
lELlAS PARKS.
MYTH DLSTRICT.
~. c. LrGRAND COLE
Let Precinct GEORGE MCDONALD,
CIlAKLES HAMILTON.
FLAMES II. SMITH.
I'd prceinc, HARRY LIrzINGER.
J. T. CARR.
IL. MAURICE WATKINS,
Sd Precinct SAMUEL =. BUTLER,
JOHN 4. PORTER.
ORCHARD J. LUCAS.
9Th Precinct wM. MCCORMICK.
JAMES NJ EPPLEY.
JOHN p. CLARK.
9Th Precinct J. EDWARD WARD.
WILLIAM J. JOHNSON.
TENTH DISTRIcT.
NICHOLAS 7. HUTCHINS,
Is, Precinct i. N. SPARKS.
J. MARCH McCOMAS, in.
(DENNTs NJ. MATTHEWS.
I'd Precinct WILLIAM HALL,
lfRANK SMITH.
ELEVENTH DISTRICT.
(DANIEL JENIFER, ST.,
LIST Precinct CHARLES II. oUINLAN.
NATHAN =. CORBIN.
(HENRY WALTER.
ID Precinct FREDERICK RAPHAEL,
JAMES u. NORWOOD.
TWELFTH DISTRICT.
JOHN GRACE.
LIST Precinct GEORGE MORGAN.
lDANiEL POWELL.
(wM. II. REvER.
I'd Precinct GEORGE :. FAwCETT,
JAMES II. ASHER.
(THOS. u. CATCH,
I'd Precinct JOSEPH FORESTER.
JOHN c. COUNCILMAN.
John II. KLINE,
9Th Precinct HENRY OTTO.
lBENJAMIN r. PARLETT.
GEORGE BAKER.
5th Precinct ACHILLES FORD.
JOHN REGISTER.
THIRTEENTH DISTRIcT.
(HALBERT HOFFMAN.
Let Precinct CHRIS STAN MUHLBAcH,
JOSEPH HOVER.
THOMAS J. ENGLISH,
Cd Precinct JACOB oDENSoSS.
(THoMAS :. TIPPETT.
The first person named in each District and Pre-
cinct Is hereby appointed RETURN JUDGE.
by order,
EDWARD ". STIEfEL.
JOHN u. MILLENDER,
JOHN 7. Il. PARLETT,
County Commissioners for Baltimore county.
Test ~. HARTMAN ScllONE, Chief Clerk.
Oct. 6.-te.
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Painful Accident.-About two weeks ago
Mr.. y. y. Marriott, well known in this county,
made . very narrow escape from death. lie was
working In a new row Of houses on Mccullough
street, In the city. when he fell from the second
story Of the building through the hole In the floor
left for the stairway, into the cellar. distance Of
20 feet. lie was taken up unconscious, and DR..
sadtier sent for, who rendered the necessary aid.
The unfortunate man received . cut ON the bead,
. aager on the right hand was broken and very
badly torn, and his right leg so injured that he
cannot walk without q cane. The wonder IL that
he vas not instantly killed.
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Kingsviiie, nth Districe.-Thsrs was .
gathering of Democratic politicians aud other At
Boarman's hotel, Hartford road. on Friday nighs
Of last week, which IRted until the small hoars.
The "bread and butter brigade was out In full
force 10 work among the lake.wsrm. The crowd,
ell told, numbered about thirty persons. From
the vigorous manner In which the party whip vas
cracked snd the party gag Threatened, one would
have concluded the speakers were In imminent
danger Of destruction. More than one person
present noted the remark made by the principal
speaker. II vas this: EVERY man Il bound 10
stand BY bis party, unless that party make I'M
suitable nominations" TWAS the only pertinent
aud unpartisan remark made during the evening.
and one which win be acted on In this portion Of
the eounty.
A VERY fatal disease u prevailing ameng the
hogs owned In this section. Between 20 and 30
have already died, scme farmers losing all they
had.
Oar farmers have about finished wheat seeding.
This district fine 1lth,D will give . large Re.
Publiean majority at the approaching election.
II.
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Failure OF Baltimore Ftrm.-CuFry, Clay
4 Co., Consisting Of William u. Curry and Oliver
II. Clay. well known printers and stationers. Of
Baltimore. made an assignment on Tuesday last
for the benefit Of their cyeditors. The liabilities
Of the 6rm stated 10 be about 81, Ooo aud the
assets about $4,000. The firm was about two
years old, and always appeared to be doing good
business. The city papers say no particular rca-
son is assigned for the failure, except that II may
DO that the partners drew perhaps more than they
should for their personal expenses. Mr.. William
II. Curry 10 q native Of this county, and son Of
the late kean Curry, Of the 9Th district. Mr..
Clay 10 also well known In this county. having
been connected with the Methodist Book Concern
on Baltimore street.
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A True assistant 10 nature In restoring
tho system 20 perfect health, thus enabling
Il 10 resist disease, Is Browns Iron Bittcrs.
Cochran, GA.-Dr. A. j. Lamb says: II
never met with remedy that gavo moro
satisfaction in cases OF debility and pros
tration than Browns Iron Bittcrs."
OwESToS, KY.-Rsv. j. w. Waldrop
says: "Brown's Iron Bittcrs greatly re-
licvcd me Of general debility and indigcs.
ton"
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ThtFu District.
First ecinct-MORLtNG'S.
Second Prccinct-AT LEWIS WATERS, AR
LINGTON.
Third Precinci-RUNNING PUMP, NINE
MILE HOUSE.
Fourth Precinc,-AT MRS. GooDMAN's,
CLIFTON.
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Perry Hall, 18th District.-The German.
town building association has elected the follow
ing members TO serve officers for the ensuing
year. via: President, David DeGruchy: vice.
president, Wesley Miller; secretary, Henry Wal.
ter; treasurer. Richard Myers: directors, etc.,
Henry Mohr aud August Schroeder.
Tho temperance halt has been safely moved 20
Joseph lieek's whcelright shop. where il viii be
used a. paint shop. In connection with Mr..
Beck's business. II was placed one Of Rcck-
ord's log wagons and tho motive power was Jake
Robcrson's steam engine.
Louis Walters new house IL going up rapidly.
Wesley Miller, the contractor, Is an enterprising
young man and deserves TO be patronizcd.
Mr.. A France, who has been quite III for some
time. IL now able 20 be about son OF Mr.. II.
Reicher, who had spell Of typhoid, is convA
lescing.
Mr.. Charles Quinlin has lost two valuable horses
lately. from what cause ! did not hear. Mr.
Phil. Rcichert has also lost horse.
The lima bean hulling for this season Is over.
The amount Of counting that is done at these bean
hulling parties 10 simply wonderful. What will
the boys and girls do now!
Many Of our people are busily engaged making
cider. others in seeding wheat and rye. We are
very industrious and arc determined not to have
any idlcrs in the camp IL VIC know IL.
a horse belonging to Mr.. Harms got so badly
frightened at Jake Robersons steam engine the
other day. that he ran away and damaged the
wagon considerably.
The barn Of Jacob Gcrst was burned down last
week. How the FIRE originated has not been as
certained. II. II.
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CmERIFF'S ELECTION NOTICE

cmERIrF'S ELECTION NOTICE.
General Election, Iss3.
Notice l. hereby given TO the qualified voters Of
Baltimore county that an election will be held In
the several Precincts aud Election Districts Of Bal.
timorc county,
0H The frsf Tuesday after ne fr.t MoHday Of No.
rsabsr. lsS3. IL being me 6h day Of said month,
AT THE FOLLOWING PLACES, VIZ:
First District.
First Precinet-FAIRvlEw INN, FREDER.
lex TURNPIKE.
Second Prccinct--NEwBURG HALL, CA.
louisville.
Third Precinct-AT JOSEPH MERKLE's.
SeeOnh District
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Tho Western Maryland Railroad
road has made important progress In increased
facilities and business Development in the past
twelve months. The gross earnings will be con-
sidcrably more than 100000 greater than the
previous year. The equipment has been increas.
ed aud the road 10 In the best condition. recent
trip over IL 10 Hagerstown aud return, was most
pleasant and agreeable 20 the writer. The cars
are comfortable and eieanIy aud the conductors
and train. are polite and attentive TO psssen-
gers.
well known railroad man who accompanied
the Gunpowder and Dynamite ciabs TO Pen. Mar
. Few week ago, was surprised at the fast time
made, the average being nearly mile minute.
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MIDDLETowN.
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Religious Notice. The third quarterly meet
ing Of Great Falls Circuit will be held at the
church. November I. Preaching ut iOl n. IN. by
Rev. u. q. ". Reed. Of Baltimore, and at p. m.
by the pastor. Rev. Watson Case. Quarterly con-
ference On Monday morning. November 9Th. at 10
o'clock. All are cordially invited.
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A Good Exhibit.-The comparative state
meat Of the gross earnings and expenses 81 che
Northern Central Railway Company for Septsm-
Der exhibits gratifying condition Of prosperity.
The earnings for the month were s5a5. 52s.ss I;
expenses. $40, 96osa net earnings, s2so. 1912.
The earnings for the corresponding month Of last
net earnings. s2s6.3Ts %. For the MAE months
ending with Septempbsr the earnings we're 81
So, l37 total expenses, &2,5eG gs5.si; net earn.
ings Ts5,isi.lp. For the corresponding Pc
Rod Of last year the earnings we're 81, 255TTs30;
total expenses, $26eo, tT5.9ii net earnings, 81
5e5,2e5.es.
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FOurtn Utstrkrl
REISTERsTOwN.
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Now Buildings In the Coun,y.-A nun.
Der Of new dwellings are going up in different
parts Of the county. several Of which have been
noticed In the columns Of TuE Uxiox. In addi.
tion TO those already named are the following:
Randolph Barton. Esq, well known attorney
Of Baltimore, 10 building country residence near
Pikesville Station, W. NJ. X. r., adjoining the
property Of J. Howard MeIIenry, Esq. The house
IL q large one and will be furnished with all the
modern eonveniences, aud from Its elevated POSI-
tion will command an extensive view Of the sur
rounding country In all directions.
Or. Darling, Of Lanraviile, Is also erecting .
neat and eommodicus frame dwelling which he
expects 20 occupy the present fall.
Two new dwellings are also going up on Smiths
avenue-one near the copper mine, Fails road, and
the other fourth Of . mile east Of II. The work
on both Of them Is being done by Mr.. II. v.
Blake, builder. Of Mt. Washington, Who 10 con-
ple,ing . dwelling for himself near the Episcopal
church. IL 10 also proposed 10 erect new hall at
Mt. Washington. on the grounds Of J. fIarmanus
Fisher. ESQ.,. Immediately opposite the new build.
Ing Of Mr.. Blake. The building will have front
Of so feet, With depth Of so feet, and u 10 said
the work will be begun the present autumn.
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(DANIEL JENiFER, SR.,
LIST Precinct CHARLES II. QCINLAN,
NATHAN =. CORBIN.
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Fifth District.
WHITE HOUSE.
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er.-Mr Gottiieb Eagei. aged ~ years, died at
his residence, three.mils hill. York turnpike, on
Thursday last lie bought the property where he
resided, upwards Of % years ago. from the late
Peter Biaiehiey, father.in-iaw Of Mr.. J. Wesley
Lee, Of this town, for 5000. aud has since been
offered s4o.ooU for the half Of Il. when Mr..
Biatehiey bought the place. he paid $500 for Il.
Mr.. Engel and his prudent wife have worked this
place and attended the city markets ever since
they acquired possession Of u, and BY their we'll.
known, industrious habits and judicious economy.
have earned handsome competency TO support
them In their declining years.
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Third District.

second District.
RANDALLSTOwN.
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TENTH nLSrHLcr
ELEVENTH DISTRICT.

(DENNIS VI. MATTHEWS.
I'd Precinct WILLIAM HALL,
FRANK SMITH.
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THOMAS J. ENGLISH,
Cd Precinct JACOB oDENSoSS,
lTHoMAS :. TIPPETT.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-27

TAe Canal % be PusAe1 Ahes1 q

fAe Canal % Se PasAe1 AhesA %
esapsesasA.
IL vii be reneubered that some
no1fhz Aco . corporation vas formed
u Sexfsie for the purpose of connecflng
tie vasers Of Lakes Unisn and WASH
Inzson BY canal and also 70 improve
tie outlet Of L-Ae Union- Surveys and
estimates we're made, and the contract
1n.sly let 20 J. j. CemmIngs- his eoa-
tractor did large a.1~1nf OF work. bat
spdins thai be had taken she ioo az too
snail 6gnrs. add oSing TO risaoder-
Esrdlna between himself and the cozn-
rary. CEnnln4s practically stopped
vork. but refused 10 surrenceg poses
son Of the canal 70 the company until
fheif difersnces we're passed upon BY
the courts However, few days ago
conference vas held and an agree cent
agnea by bosh parties 20 settle On the
bans of the Amouut Of work done; this
70 be determined By q hoard q three
snsipeers- one TO be selected by Cum
mines, one by the company, and these
two 70 select tie third This was done.
and the disagreement has been przcti-
czlly settled
The company has 5000 in funds on
hand. and yesterday negotiated for
$1,000 additional, 90 that It 10 II shssS
to commence work again ana pash tie
canal through 10 completion A prom
iueut member OF the company stated
yesterday that work would commence
~ nexs Monday as the farthesf. and be
poshed as rapidly a. the weather would
Dernit
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Mr.. Blame has been engaged SINCE
the death Of the Amensed Garfield,
IN writing . history Of the stirring
national events which occurred, daring
his twenty years Of Congressional life
Il u history Of the national legislation
from ISL 70 1881 In which Mr.. Blame
vas Q prominent actor. The view pre-
seufed in his work. therefore. Is to some
extent an inside vieg. No period IN the
history Of the model Republic Is 50
fraughf with great events a the periet
covered by Mr. Blainefs work Ii
contains . mastery Summary of the
events that led to tie Rebellion a state
meuf of the var and the financial VI cas-
ures Of the period axcrans with active
conflict, and the measures deemed Ne
secedin2 States and the reasons there
for Not the least interesting portion
Of this history are the graphic sketches
of men prominent both In and out OF
Congress, whose acts became portion
of the history of tha. period Mr.. Blaine
although a strong partisan IS q candid
and dispassionate historian No grander
proof is needed than the remarkable
eoiogy pronounced BY him before the
two houses of Congress, On the hfe,
character and public services of the Ia
mented Garfield o. JACOBS
The above work will be sold by sub
scrip<ion only. and the only person
authorized TO sell il in Seattle, is David
Ross. Who viii canvass the city during
the coming week.