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SOLDIERS UNDER FIRE.-Whcnever
you can find soldier who, under fire.
aims low and shoots to make every bullet
wound or kill, you will find fifty who
are nervously throwing away ammu-
milton. seeming to reason that the reports
OF their muskcts will check or drive the
encmy And yet thi, nervousness need
no he wondered at, for they are playing
a game Of lille and death.
Vt Malvern Till, seventeen soldiers
belonging to an Ohio regiment took
cover in dry ditch, which answered
admirably for a rifle pit. A Georgia
regiment charged this little band three
times, and were three times driven back.
The fire was low and rapid, and the los.
in front OF their guns was motc than
l09 killed in ten minutes. Regiments
have been engaged for an hour without
losing over half that number. The fire
OF these seventeen was SO continuous
that Mcclellan forwarded bri lnae to
their support, believing that an entire
regiment had been cut of
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1853
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The Success of the Season, aud is sell
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pages full sheet music size.
81 SONGS, including "Ola Folks at
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Price of each rs cents.
Simple instructions, and nearly 100
tunes in each.
GoUSoD's REDEMPTION, 81.
Only edition with Gounod's 5 orches-
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o y copy with lahr,t o and Busi-
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TIE need Of your people nop Is educatiors."
Address OF President Grant

A. ignorant
an 70 a slave
w." Proverb.
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OUR YOUNG MEN AND Trades.

ENTERPRISE PUBLISHING Co.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-13
REMARKABLE CURES.
Miss Annie Cooper. OF Troy. N. y. and
Mr.. John r. Nen. OF Petersburg Pa,
Cured by Faith.

Mise Annie cooper. of Troy, \. j.. whoss re-
markable cure by faith anI prayer after having
been an invalid for nineteen YEAR,. ha. excited
general attention. and ha. been yi,itel by hun.
dreds Of people. iucluiins physicians. who ex.
pres themseiVcs a. putIlei. She insi.:s ,ha, the
cure was by God alone in answer to repeated
praysss. She is now walking abou; and sainin.
strength RAPIDLY.
The second remarkable sLse 1. ta.t q. : yaEns
man named John Il. Nea. living near Peter.
burg. on the Pennsylvania Eaiiroad. who ha.
been for Is years 90 afflicted with rheumatism A.
10 be utterly helpless aud unable 10 walk. or even
rise from chair. without assistance. Through
= MFs. Miller. of Illinois, who formerly resided IN
that county, and who recently recovered from a
chronic disease through the faith cure. the inva.
lids mother put into communication with
Mrs. Judd. Of Bufal0, y. y. who fxel Thurs.
day evening. January ath. a. a tine for prayer
for young Netf aud O'clock As the hour for re-
lief 10 come, provided he would exerci,c the necc.
sAry faith.
Al his invitation number of ncighb1rs AMI
relatives Of the family were gathered at the home
on the appointed evening 60 witness the expected
miracle and joined with him in singing and prayer.
A few minutes before eigh, he announced With the
utmost confidence ,ha, he would walk. and when
the clock struck the hour he rose from his chair
and demonstrated the truth of his assertion. lie
passed. around the room a. he had not done in
many years. shaking hands with all prcsent anil
receiving their congratulations. lie hlscontinuei
10 grow in strength And o. walk freely.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-13

eS-The results Of years sxPsrImsn, With 10
dusiriai education in the public schools of Bo,tos
have been Of most satisfactOry nature. A roop
in one Of the school buildings was cited up a.
carpenter shOp. supplied with tools and material
aud an experienced teacher. The desire To receIs.
Instruction IN the work was great among tn
boys. that IL was though, advisable to make ,Ir
privilege n reward for good behavior Praetiea
Instruction In building and repair work has besi
given and some Of the pupils have made astonish
Ing progress. without nsgleeting In the leas, ,h.
ordinary studies of the school. The years ,ria
has succeeded 80 well that the School Board pro.
pose 10 add this feature 10 the other schools The
idea ofindG'trial education IL growing rapidly int
favor among educators and will eventually. v,
believe, be adopted In all places Of public ins,f.
ti9n
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-13

Isss-i;oB. 10; ". Morrill,, died at Augusta.
Maine, on Wednesday morning last. sitsF a long
illness. lie began studying Law in 1884. aud in
Eve years afterwards was admitted to the bar.
lie was thrice elected Governor Of Maine and
took his seat in the United States Senate in 1861,
vas reelected. but was defeated for the third
term BY Hannibal IIAmiin. On Mr.. Fe.senden's
dssih in 1869 he served his term out. In ISL he
vas rsslsstsd. hgt resigned to serve as Secretary
ofths Treasury in ihs is,isr part Of Grants ad-
ministration. Tue Esmtor. Of his G.L.iIy we're
with him during hi' last moments. and his Pass-
ing away vas very peaceful. The aass Oh tho
public baiidings a, Washington were hung at
half-mas,, and the principal entrances thereto
draPed in mourning. as = token Of respect to this
Distinguished man.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-13


Gs-Judge Pearre, Of Aliegany county. in his
charge 60 the Grand Jury on New Years day,
gave some sound advice. which u acted upon BY
our own would save the county much expense
He charged that the Grand Juries Of his and other
circuits had been In the habit Of finding number
Of indictments where one would answer the pur-
pose, which always devOIvsd upon the county the
payments Of large sums Of costs. As for instance
when man sells liquor on election day and to
number Of persons at the sano time. II vas only
nessssary to End one Indictment containing four
or Eve counts. setting out the name Of each per-
son. instead Of four or avs separate indictments,
- has been done BY many Of the Grand Juriss
heretofore. A person against whom four indiet-
msnts were found eOald come into court and plead
guilty in one case and have the States Attorney
20 dismiss the other thrss cases. the costs Of which
would Be possibly greater than the fines and the
costs In the ease In which the plea Of guilty had
been entered.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-13

Fo-The Hagers,own p,pers speak in glowing
terms Of the visit Of the"weinesday Club" Of Bal.
,imore, 20 that town. and their participation in
the plea.an. little society play Of "snow Ball" at
the Academy of Music. The ladies' who pariici-
patei were Miss Carrie jenkins, Mis. Jeanie
Shriver and Miss Beatrice Tiffany and four gen.
tlsmen-Me.srs. George May, Glenn Pitts. 7. r.
jenkins. Jr., and clymer whyie-consti,u,ed the
cas-, Of the play. The entertainment was given
for the benefit Of the Pubic Library Of the Thurs
day Club Of IIaserstown.
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NOTICE.

rINIII> l. To GIVE NOTICE. Tha, the .ub.
l. scriber has obtained from the Orphans' Court
OF Baltimore county, letters Of administration on
the estate of
ISAAC u. ROLLINS.
late of said county. deceased. All persons having
claims against the deceased are hereby warned 10
exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof, 10
the subscriber.
on "r L,fors fhe Gh lay .i Aryu.i. ISs3.
they may otherwise by Law be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Those indebted 70 said e..
tate are requested 10 make immediate payment
Given under my hand thi. 5,h day oi Jan. iss5. -
wM. A. GALLOWAY,
Jan.l3.-it.a Admini,tra,.r
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-13

Eo-Ai,hough il is not likely that the new
House Of Representatives will get together before
December next, the Democratic members-eleet are
having lively discussion over the speaksrship.
Ex-sPeaker Randall Of course hopes for the honor,
but be has lusty rivals and his success Is BY no
means assured, especially IL his competitors pool
their strength. Il wassupPosed that Mr.. Carlisle,
Of Kentucky. would command most Of the South
srn and Western strength, bat suddenly Mr.. Black
burn Of the same State announces himself can
dida,e. This will divide votes conceded TO Car
Iisle and eOrresPOndinsly decrease his prospects.
Ex-senator Eaton, Of Connecticut, rolls into the
race also, with sunse, Coz, Springer Of Illinois,
and two or three lesser lights to ail out the list.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-13
rs-A, meeting Of the manager. Of the Fred

trs-At a meeting Of the gers of the Fred
sfiek County Agricultural Society. held this week,
. rssOlu;ion was passed prohibiting the sale Of
liquor, and gambling on the grounds Of the So
eie,y. The majority Of the people we're delighted
with the decision. Il is thought the action % the
society will re.kindIe tho local option ere.
II is undeT,tood that the an,i.iemperanes mem
bers Of the association will make an efTor, to
seind the resolution. The ight no doubt viii be
vigorous one. The Temperance people claim
that many Of the young men Of the county have
acquired their arst lessons in gambling. drinking.
and other vices from the opportunities offered at
the fair grounds
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-13

En-The report comes from hes York that
wilIan II. Vanderbilt has promised to Haks .
gin TO that city which will be knsr monument
to his name thAa say thA, could be bull, Of bronze
or marble. The scheme q to purchase a certain
tract Of land in the heart Of the sy, erect thereon
building suitable for free art gallery. sud all
Il at his own private expense with the best works
Of art that the world affords or that money will
purchase. The estimated cost Of the building and
painting. is Sc, down al 5000. .0Oo.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-13

r5-A AZ meeting of the Executive Committee
Of the Maryland state orange held in baltimore
on Wednesday. Georsc W. Miller. Of Frederick
county, was elected asen, Of the Grange vice
Samuel 81 Kinks. DIR. George ". Dorsey. Of Cal
vert county. was male tabacro 'alesman. and Ed
ward Herbert. Of Baltimore tobacco and grain
salesman. The Office Of ,he Grange is on south
Charles street
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-13

The publisher "f the Beaver Falls. Ia, CoH-
risT. Mr.. John 7. Porter. some time ago contract.
el - severe cold. lie says 81 tried half a dozen
remedies Intellectually and upon recommendation IN
Of physician gave DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup a
fair. square trial. II relieved the Immediately and
cured my cold and cAtarrh entirely. II Is n rem
ely that should bo used in every household"
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-13

eo-There Is a general demand that the names
Of all persons drawing pensions shall bs post
cd In consPiesous places in the districts where
they reside. !, il believed this plan would do
more to bring % light those who stsbbed their
toes while hurriedIy hAssssiss from the asId Sf
battle. or At whom uaitsd States mules took .
passing aing while foOlng around the somnissa-
~ supplies. than any other plan.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-13

The Hon. 0dsu Bowie. Ex-Governor of'Mary-
land. President of ths Baltimsre City Passenger
Railway Co.. also President Of the Maryisnd
Jockey Club, says; "Both In ny family. and In
my private stables. - we'll a. those of tie City
Passenger Railway CO., have for several years
used 81 Jaeob's Oh most satisfaesoFiiy." Snch .
slatsmsat ought 10 convince every reader of this
paper.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-13

c-o-we would advise all our readers Who think
Of making n vegetable or flower garden next
spring to send to d. ". Ferry 4 Co.. Detroit.
Mich. and get their valuable and beautiful seed
annual. The house is entirely reliable and IL you
wish to get exactly what you order you canno, do
better than entrut your orders TO them.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-13

-Referring to country journalists. George
Peek. Of Milwaukee. says: "subserib" for your
paper and pay :or il in advance. and IL you feel
at the end of the year that you haven't got your
moneys worth. then your fortune IL made. You
can 90 to a museum aud get $1,000 a year as
curiosity
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-13

Eo-Mrs. Prudence Ann Patterson. widow Of
the late George Patterson. Of Springfield. Carroll
county. died a; her late residence. ?j7 " Charles
street, Baltimore, on Wednesday last. in the 6S;h
year Of her age. She was the mother Of the late
Mrs. Florence Patterson Carroll. who was Proini-
nent in social circles in Baltimore, and aunt Of
Mr.. Frank Brown. the weil.knOwn proprietor Of
''sprin gfield farm" Her remains were inferred
n, Springfield Church. Carroll county. on Friday
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-13

ra-IIon. Peter Ncgley, editor Of the lIageFs-
town Hcraii. don't seem 10 be much Of an advo-
cate Of life Insurance. lie says. ia speaking Of
the late Maj. +. Dorsey Herbert; iha; he had an
insurance on his life for the benefit Of his family
to the ex,en, Of $4,000. I; i. providen, ProVi-
sion when his descendants sc, the money. but we
presume if he has carried said Insurance since he
was married, he has paid for the same about an
equal amount, interes, being added TO the Prinei-
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-13

-s-Rev. Peter Light Wilson. Of the Methodist
Protestant church. died a, hi. home. at townsville
Frederick county. on Wednesday. in the Goth year
Of his age. lie began preaching a, the age Of ~.
and was ordained in the Maryland Conference in
1913. lie was the father Of Mr.. Charles l.. vii.
son. deputy surveyor Of the port Of Baltimore.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-13

Ea-The Baltimore SaR almanac has been re-
eeived. is brimful Of useful and valuable in
formation aud we could not we'll get along with
out it. Ii perfect treasure house to every in
teligent citizen Of ,lre State. The Messrs. Abel
will please accept thanks for their kindness.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-13
Miscellaneous.
OLDFIELD'S ExCELSIORPUMP.

HAVE greatly inercase1 my facilities for max.
] ing Pumps by building a LARGE STEAM
SAW MILL AND PUMP FACTORY. which j.
supplied with all necessary machinery for making
Pt MPS OF THE BEST QUALITY. n full sup.
ply "i which alwa's IN hand.
The stocks being prepared months in advance
are thoroughly seasoned and impart NJ disagree.
able taste &. the water. Being made and put NJ
by me with the greatest care they WILL OFT.
LAST ANY IRON OR ORDINARY WOODEN
PCMr. besides being lee. likely 10 &c, out Of order
Pump. put In in any part of the State an1 guar
an,ecd for one year or they will be kep, Ia order
for ten years afterwards at - per year.
Pumps repaired and Puisp- made where they
are 60 be erected, when timber y furnished, at
short notice.
re- Price A. low as Pumps Of the best puniiiy
can hc made Tor. Aiiress
WILLIAM oLDfiELD. Pgmp Nsae-.
JulySy.'l Fountain Grecn. Hartford G." Ii.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-13

eo-The welding Of Miss Virginia Roieiie
Cameron and Lieut.. Alex. Rodser'. United States
Army.wa. celebrated on Thursday evening last, at
the residence Of Senator james Donald Cameron.
the father Of the bride. on Scott Circle, Washing
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-13

sS-The Civil Service Reform Bill passed the
House on thursday Of last week. The bill vas
passed precisely as !, came from the Senate by a
vote Of Ijj TO u. The vote in the negative was
nearly IL not entirely by Democrats. Me.sr'
Talbot. Hobli,zel. McLane and urner Of Mary
land. yoiel for the bill. The names Of Mr.. Cow
ihg,on from the is; anl Mr.. Chapman from the
9Th Maryland district. DO no; appear in the vote.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-13

ra-At an adjourned meeting Of the cannef' Of
Hartford county. held at IIavre.de-Graee on Saiur-
day last, permanent organization was Effected
and Il will be known az the iltrfard county Can
ners' Association. Mr.. :. J. Seneca elected
pre.ident, ". :. McCombs. secretary and p. Leslie
Hopper, treasurer. The membership was placed
\, $3.50 and the annual dues a, 80. The mec;ings
TO be held monthly in IIavre.dc. Grace.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-13

5cs-"Ful,I wheat" springs from three beau,i-
ful heads Of wheat which attracted the attention
of Abraham FultI, Of Allensvillc, Pa, upwards q
twenty years ago. The three heads the drsi year
produced half pint, the second year gallon,
the third half bushel.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-13

So-Ths Nsvhall Hotel, the snssi hotel in
Miluaakss. Wisconsin, vas destroyed BY ere a,
an early hour on Wednesday. Several hundred
guests were In the house a, the time aud between
Is aad Ieo lost their lixes.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-13

Es-Mr. Joseph A. Sprigg. at one time PTc'i-
dent Of the Stock Exchange has been elec,eiPre'i.
dent Of the First National Bank. Baltic. in place Of
J. Saurin Norris. deceased. Mr.. William l..
Hooper, who has been acting president. was elect
ri Nirc .nrcsilcnt.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-13
S. Parker Bosley. Attorney, To~.on,own, NJ

VNlIlS l. To GIVE NOTICE. Tha; the sab.
i scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Baltimore county. letters ies;ameniary
on the estate of
MARY 4. COLEMAN.
late .: sail coGEty. deceased. All persons having
claims against the deceased are hereby warned to
exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof 10 the
subscriber.
oa az L.f"rr is 6,i day II AHgH.,. 1853:
they may otherwise by Law be excluded from all
benefit Of saii c.iaic. Those indebted to said es.
tate are requested to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand ,hi. 9th day of jan ISs3.
ISABELLA ARMSTRONG. Execu,fix.
Jan. lS.-ii.
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TO EXCHANGE.

A CORNER LOT IN THE CITY. IMPRov-
DRUG STORE. A FARM NORTH OR
NORTHEAST or THE CITY, AT A FAIR
VALUATION, WILL BE TAKEN IN Rx-
CHANGE. JOHN p. CLARKE,
Lexington and Calvert Streets, BaltimOrs.
Aug.26,'ssy.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-13

r5-our old friend, Mr.. Joshua PlAskiu. School
Commissioner from the 9th ward. Baltimore, form
crly a resident Of this county, has handed u.
printed copy Of his address, delivered a; the meet
ing Of the city School Board, December 9th. iSs:,
contendins for one session daily in primary and
grammer schools. Mr.. Pla.kitt makes some very
nice suggestions. Any one desiring information
on the one session system should procure pam
,nhiet f,o,, the author
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-13
Fielder c. Siinglufr. Attorney. l.! -. Paul
street. Baltimore.

TiNHIs l. TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sub.
l. srribers have obtained from the Orphans
Coar; for Baltimore county, letters tcstameniary
the estate of
HERMAN II. GRAUE.
late Of said county. deceased. All persons having
claims against the said estate are hereby warned
10 exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof 10
the subscribers.
oa "r t.tose 'Le oh de-, If A#ya.,, 1853;
they may otherwise by law be exciadei from all
benefit Of said estate. Those indebted 90 said &C.
tate are requested 90 make immediate payment.
Given under our hands this 9TH DAY of Jan, iss3.
LOUIS MILLER
JOHN GEORGE GRArE. hA'su''"'
Jan. I3-4t
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-13

na-sometimss We hear Of blow which knocks
a man seasclcss. but there are other men whose
mental condition leads Us, by the most conclusive
form Of deduction. to believe that they were hard
hit before they were born.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-13

es-BishOP ireland. Ofst. Paul. MINI. has for
hidden saloon keeping amOng the Roman CAiho-
lies In bis diocese.
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ETA HOUSE AND LOT. Is DULA. S
d.. Nl'S VALLEY.
by virtue of n decree Of the Circuit Court for
baltimore county. passed in the case of Chapman
and others ". james Hawkins and wife. the un-
dersgned will sell at public sale. at the Cour,
House door. in Towsoniown. on
WsdHo'd"y. fis elh i"y of January, Isss.
at - o'clock VI.
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND
described in the mortgage iicl an exhibit in the
above cause containing
ACRES AND SQUARE PERCHES. MORE
or LESS.
The lot i. located On a road leading from the
Old Manor road, at point near Trinity Church,
20 Dulany's Valley. and wa part Of the Spring
field farm, belonging 30 Thomas Peercc. in said
Valley. and now aijoins sail farm AMI the land
Of Dixon Connolly and others. IL {. the property
now occupied by Jane. Hawkins. colorci, and i.
improved by some fru, trees good fencing AMI a
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
containing four rooms aud an attic.
The Terms of Sale, a prescribed by the decree
are-one half cash. and the balance in two equal
insianent. payable with interest in siN and
month";. and 20 be secured by the notes of the pur
chaser. satisfactorily inloFsei. all cash at the
option Of purchaser. ..S- $50 the cash pay.
ment will be required on the lay of sale.
wM. :. kEECH.
JAMES ". OwlNGS. Auciioneer.
Dec. 3O.-ts.
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J. seilman shipley and N. RUFUS gill.
Trustees.
TRUsTEES' PEREMTORY SALE
VALUABLE GARDEN Farm on TRAPPE
OR SHELL ROAD. IN 18TH DIS IeRr
= TRICT or BALTIMORE S
E COUNTY, MILES FROM BAL.
TIMORE CITY.

In puFsuance % = decree of the Circuit Court for
Baltimore county. the undersigned, Trustees, will
sell BY public auction. al the Exchange Salesroom
on Second street, in the city of Baltimore, on
T-esday. StA d'.s ef GstrHary, lse5,
NJ O'Clock y. NJ.
ALL THAT PARCEL or LAND
Situate Trappe or Shell road at it, iaterse,isn
with the Willow Spring or Monumental road, for.
merly owned and occupied BY Richard Brooks, de-
ceased, containing
Go ACRES. MORE or LESS,
Of hne farm land. under high .t.ts of eutiv ation
This land u situated about twe miles from the
city limits, ffOnts on both the roads above named
and on Colsgstss Greek, and because of ts dosirn.
bic location and proximity 20 Bsitimore city and
Canton, and the condition Of the land, Il worthy
Of the attention Of persons seeking farm for gar
dening and trucking or other purposes, or a. De.
sirable Investment for capitalists. Improvements
ARE TWO FRAME DWELLINGS,,
Three largo Frame Stables, sufieient 10 aosonmo
date horses and ~ cows, and large Hay Barraek
and Blaeksmith Shop.
TERMS.-One-third cash, balance In aix and
twelve months from the day of sale, with interest
and approved security, or al cash, at the option
Of the purchaser Or purchasers.
iEo-A Deposit of $500 will b required Of puF.
chaser AZ sale.
J. sELLMAN sHIPLEY, 49,.
y. RUFUS GILL, As.
TAYLOR 4 cRRAMRR, Aucsionssrs.
Jan. ia.-ts.
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S50 REWARD.

OrFicE CouNrY CossissioxEns BALTIMORE Co..
TowsoNTowN. January 3d, lSS3.
Ordered by the Boar'l of County Commission.
ers Of Baltimore county that 4 reward Of $50 will
be paid for the capture and return of each or si.
ther o! the two prisoners who escaped from the
county Jail On Sunday morning. december eth,
IsS2.
JOHN McCANN. alias MoCANDLES. Is Eve
feet ,ix and half inches high. blind in one eye.
and has n long dark brown mogstache and dark
brown hair. anil !. about - year. of age aud ha.
a lame step. lie il indicted on the charge Of
robbing the Catholic Church at Mt. Washing gton.
also with horse stealing.
TIMOTHY CLARE il about I've feet Eve
and half inehc. high dark hair and smooth face.
aud is about .? years of age. lie was indicted
for an attempt 10 commit felonious assault on a
young lady On wilkins avenue.