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National Republican., 1883-07-19
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.

Tho leave of absence granted First Lieut..
John T.Van Orsdalc, 7th infantry, is extended
to Sept. 10, 1883.
Prof Simon Nowcomb has been granted
permission to remain abroad until the first of
September next
Leave of absence for one year, with permis-
sion 90 so beyond sea, is sgranted Capt stephen
Baker, 9th infantry.
The naval academy authorities are officially
notified that the practice ships Constellation
and Dalehan arrived at Portsmouth, N. H.
Capt, Charles ID. Yiolc, 10th cavalry, will
proceed to Jefferson barracks, hlssUuri and re-
port in person 10 the superintendent mounted
recruiting service for duty Mt that post.
Private Patrick Welch, provost guard, gen
eral service U. s. A., now at the military
prison. Fort Loavonworth, Kansas, is trans.
iorred to Company ID, lst infantry, and will
be sent to the station of his company, Fort
Huachuca, Arizona.
The superintendent mounted recruiting
service will cause fifty recruits to be prepared
and forwarded, under proper charge, to Fort
Smelling, Minnesota, for assignment to tho 9TH
cavalry; also forty colored cavalry recruits to
| bc prepared and forwarded, uudcr proper
charge to Fort Riley, Kansas, for assignment
to the 9th cavalry.
Assistant Engineer f. G. Ridor has bcen
ordered to the Swatara; Ensign G. A. Cove,
detached from the receiving ship Wabash and
ordered to special duty at Concord, n. II.
| Naval Cadet John b, Jackson, detached fron
! the KcarsarEe with permission to take passage
to Europe and report for duty on board the
Laneasteri Surgeon G. IL. White has reported
his arrival home, having been detached from
| the Lnckawanna on the twentieth of June,
and has been placed on waiting orders Passed
Assistant Surgeon 4. O., Ilelingor has reported
his return home, having been detached from
| the LaGkawanna on the twentieth of June,
and granted three months leave from Aug /;
Cadet Engineers james l., Wood and Albert
Il. Smith, from tho Laclawanna and ordered
home for examination.
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UEALTH is WEALTU.

Dn. T. g. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT, u specific hir liysleria, DEluptS
COnyulsons, Nervous Headache, MoutalircprcEs on
Loss Oi Memory, spermutouhma, InIUteHcy, IN
voluntary Emissions, Premature uld Age, CAUSED by
ONcr-CNtrtlOn, BclfaLu ", or OVCrIndulgccr which
leads to misery, dci,y IN death one n VIII cure
recent cases, zach box uDnlA,lR one months lIcNr
meut. one COLLAR bON, or sN boxes for ilvcdO lars
Sent hy uall prepaid, on rrccpt ~ price. We guar
nnioc six blNts TO cure any case, with each order
received ~ u, inr SN blNe, ncrumpHned with I'VE
OUlnri. We viii send The purchase Our written Huir'
effect cure. Guarantees issued cy STorr& GROIN
WELL, tN pennsylvania ayeuun, Washington, ID. g.,
wholesale and retail agents Orders ny mail VIII re
Ceiye prompt attention y7'ly
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DEP AU'rSIENT DOTS.

The national bank notes received for re-
demption yesterday amounted to $!50000.
Tho receipts from internal revenue yester-
day were 1884, lOl, and from customs SG20, SD
The postmaster general has boon informed
of the destruction by fire Mt o'clock yoster-
day morning of the postotiiCe at Morristown,
Mimi, with tho money order records and
blanks.
The secretary of the interior has decided
that the certificate OF notary public as to tho
responsibility of suretie5 on bonds, &c, Is not
"a certilicaton by United states oIliecr" as
contemplated by tho regulations.
National Republican., 1883-07-19
THE NEW NAVAL UNIFORM.
How Admiral NichoIs's Order OF sus-
pension Is Considered.

The suspension of the order changing the
uniform of naval officers, which was ordered
by Admiral Nichols, acting secretary of the
navy, few days ago, is not looked upon by
officers of the Navy department as the result
of q conflict of authority rs reported, Five
thousand copies of the new regulations came
to the department having the signature of
the secretary of tho navy, and they were dis
trbuted by the chief clerk as any
Nichols, however, did not think that tho
secretary intended the order to be promul-
gated until his return. and therefore issued a
general order suspendiug the regulations.
Subsequently he eceived telegram from the
secretary directing the suspension. 1t is
thought that the secretary, seeing what n
great hue and cry the changes have caused
| among the licers and newspapers, is desirous
of giving tne matter a thorough examination
before ordering any change which may prove
distasteful to majority of officers in the
| service. 1t has been intimated that
the new regulations originated with u
| few officers of intelligence in opposition to
the wishes of the majority 1t is learned at
the navy department that such is not the
case. 1t became apparent several years ago
| that the old regulations which had been in
force fifteen or sixteen years would have to
| be rearranged and revised in order that thoy
should comply with the minor clauses
which had been made from time to time
in general orders. The work of revising
and codifying tho old regulations was in
Secretary Hunts administration given in
charge Of Admiral Patterson who was en-
gagged upon it up to the time of his retire
ment. 1t was then referred to Admiral Wy
man, and he was subsequently assisted by
Commodore Semmes, ana after his death
Commodore Semmes took entire charge of tho
work. 1t was not until last winter that
everything was completed and signed by the
secretary; but owing to the rush of work at
the government printing office the copies
were not ready until last week.
Notwithstanding the opposition with which
the changes have been received in different
quarters on account of the necessary expense
incurred in making the changes, it is held
by many officers that there is in reality no
increase of expenses, but in fact u reduction.
National Republican., 1883-07-19

civil life. formerly made, will, If the exami-
nation is successfully passed, fill all the
vacancies existing in the army up TO July ].
In case these young men fail to pass the cS-
animation other designations will be made
by the President
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Postmastcrs AppOitltetl.

The following postmRstors were appointed
yesterday: John MOI rison, Sigaurney, Keokuk
county, Iowa; George w. Davidson, Talla-
hasa, Coffee county, Tenn, and John l.. Sin
clair Dyersburgh, Dyer county, Tenn. The
last two are reappointments, the offices hav-
ing become presid ental offices since July l.
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ne.lr,,n1ed rnr SECOND Llutennnclea.

The President has designated n, b. Vance,
son of Senator Vance, of North Carolina
Charles D, Clay, of Kentucky grandson of
Henry Clay, and j. Harry Duval, o! PsnN-
sylvania, 10 appear before the board ut Fort
Tess Monroe on the first Of October for oNaml-
nation for second liuutouancie5 in tho army.
These, with tho twelve designations from
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Gusinrss Gilantes,

w I'LL EXCHANGE rs KARAT, GOLD, HUNT
w ing lsc watch, worth $50, or SGl In trade, or
low for cash sold iur Etult, Address BuSl Ness,
Repnhl. can OnlC0. .llFdt'
Y LIBERAL RATE or INTEREST ALLOWED
/ ! on Time Deposits. United states Bonds bought
and sold az mafkal rates Collections made every
where byJ. II. SQUIEh u co., Bankers, lilS Penn
kglvanaaYenue na291
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a6lantro-8tlp--Malr.
S0lanteN---Hooms,

VNTANTED-THREE ROOMS, UNFURNISltFD
w partly furnished, In quiet nciyhbOrhuod, with
private family, by gentleman and wife, without chill
drcn. Address w. w, Republican Office Jyl93t
VNTANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN WITH WIFE
w and child OF years. rooms. furnished or un-
furnished, in the northwest section or ON Capitol
HILL about the fifteenth Of september; references
given. Address Il, Republican Office. iylOSl.
ITANTED- BY AUGUST /, THREE OR FOUR
w unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping; In
good house; terms moderate; between and X and
Fourth Fourteenth streets northwest; references
exchanged; permanent If suited. Address CLERK,
Republican Office iyl7-3tt
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Thnt nnshnmd OF Mine

Is three times the man he was before he be-
gan using Wells Health Rcuewer," ST.,
DruggiBts,
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educational.
WUUtHIIUNUI.
-
CELECT BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
- YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN.
NORWOOD INSTITUTE,
1912 and 1914 Fourteenth street Fourteenth street
Circle),
MoNDAY md + TiIMSDNY iIgI "TFL 10 "JIJLl

MIR. and MRS. W. d. cABELL, Principals,
Washington. ID. c.
The next session opens September 20, 1888, with
COmplished Instructors and best methods
GUNNER COURSE At SPENCERIAN BUSI-
- ness College. Ninth and ID Streets IN Pen
manshlp, bookkeeping, and Correspondence for
June. July, August, 1884 Day sessions n. IN. to II
M, Ave days each week. Evening sessions, to p.
m, iour evenings ench week. These sessions provide
during season when habits Of indolence and indul-
gence In expensive pleasures are liable TO produce
permanent injury. special rates of tuition by the
month or quarter. Scholarship for year, day or
evening, $50 Special classes In practical writing,
ganzed at beginning of each month, sixteen lessons.
g. Call or send for circulars.
HENRY G. SPENCER, Principal
MRS. SARA A. SPENCER, Vice. Principal
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SourOilrg.

R1S II STREET NORTH rHWEST-sTRICrLY
% - first elias, board Ht ,slj per mOnth, In nd.
yuucc also three pleasant rooms for rent REASON
able terms. Jyl7.6tt
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CAP M AY ~

ITO! FOR GLYMONTl
Ii No liquors. sold ON the grounds Temperance
associations, sunday schools. or others giving excnr-
sOns Will apply tor terms aud days OF engagement TO
agent Tor Pi.tOnnC Fruit GrowerS' Improvement
Company, j. ORVILLE JOHNSON, No. $50 Penn
Sylvnnia avenue northwe1t.
National Republican., 1883-07-19
SUrOitul.

I,TO CURE. NO PAY-N YEARS EXPERIENCE
~ and over 20 years ut OO0 street southwest A
cure guaranteed In ovtry case OF gOnurrlel, syphilis
and Oss ofsexual power. Medicine furnished, Ad
vice tree mys2. Inns
National Republican., 1883-07-19
Seal Gstatr Brokers.

Our Weekly Rent List, published every Monday
morning. contains complete schedule o our hOu u,Os,
stores, Shops aud ilrms offered Tor rent, together
with descriptions, prices, sc, and how they nny oe
Property for sale IN n parts OF tho city Moncy
TO loan oil real estate. Call
u. II. WARNER. oIG + street
National Republican., 1883-07-19

GUNNER BOARD, ONE MILE FROM TRAN.
= coma Station on Alexandria and FTedei lcks-
burg RnllrOad miles from Washington For par
tCulnrs apply to MRS, IL. GREllAh. Garfield Post
Office, Fairfax County, Va. jyl73tt
"A FEW BOARDERS ACCOMMODATED
IA with good rOOmsi excellent table, well shnded
grounds. Address JACOB H. WALKER. Water
ford Loudoun County, Va. jyl7'3t"
r OCKWOOD HOUSE HARPEWS FERRY, w.
IL VA, rebuilt and newly fnrniShed rooms; no ma.
ar,L or mosquitoes table board unsurpassed Terms
"a to 81 70 per week according 10 location of rooms
special terms for Elmilic. open JUNE 10, 1881 Mrs
$, H. LOVEIT PrOprieress Jy3-ig
(tOOD BOARD CAN NOW BE ENGAGED AT
w Markham, Val plenty Of shade and near Bts-
tiUn.
Special rates to families
Address A. \. DAVIS,
le29l2t4 Markham, Eaugnler County, Va.
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t'osl an0 .Founo.

7 OSr-A WHITE FEMALE sPIrz DOG SUIT.
il able reward Will be paid by returning lhe fame
~ tOJ street northwest lyl9Nt
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Gnrkisb Matbs.

NEW TUaHINGH SEATSi CDR. BoVEEs),
~ lIi7 q street. opposite Egss House, Large pool,
good ventilation. Ladies, Monday nnd Friday. Not
Open Sunday. open from q. NJ I'LL 10 II. MI Satur'
day ~ y. M Baths. tl: tickets, 9LJ1
apo DIR IL. L. BOVEE. Electrician
TJIIIE SHEDD BATHS, 900 T. STREET. NEAH
4 Ninth, we'll known the oldest ana host IN tls
city This hath Is constructed with view 70 GonyeH
ieice. being the hrst floor. Turkish, lnA'An SUI
phur, and McrCuTiRl Baths given VITA SKIN anu "
neripucp Inluualur of ten years cNperlenco h tns
establishment, Single hath. ~ D Tor ~ AVN Vp9n
Sunday from a. M 10 y. IN. hlI-Jtl
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:for Rcut-- -dlnfurnisbrh Soums.

INoR RENT-UNFuRNISHED, A SUITE OF
II three large rooms second floor; also one fnr.
nshed tr0nt room 3e2 & street northwest lylI-Jlt
INoR RENT-FLAr OF THREE OR FIVE w:
sQuUre from Capitol Grounds and street cars. IN
qre promises. 100 First street northeast. jyilG"
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@tantro- 1rIp. frmals.
alrnntsh. Sitnntinns--.gfluIr.

WTANrED - SITUATION AS MANAGING
w clerk, or employment In u law or claim Offlce,
by gentleman Of fifteen years experience ut the bar
aud IN the courts; familiar with breiing cnseS In
supreme Court; city references. Address ID. q. e.,
Republican Office. jylT-lts
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Summer :8uarSimu.

OONGRESS HALL, OCEAN CITY,, wORCES-
~ ter Comfy Nd, now open Newly iurnshed
first class in every particulars elegant bathing, fish
ing, cunning, &c w. Il, r. SELBH.
jp7.thstu.2JJ
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cfor Salt--farms

EoR sALE-AT A SACRIFlCE-A FINE
N grazing arm iu Maryland. miles from Wash
ton. BISllOP d HILL. 1908 street northwest 2i-tf
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ssur Rtnt. .sfnrnisbtS 8OOms.

1914 KS sTaSar S5sqd dSSS MSEGGSq d0d pea,p one
TO let jylO-3t.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-08-23

in charge and put it in the hands of
receiver, George G. Stubs, law
yer of Indianapolis. Ali the books
of the company have been sent there
under order of court. Under the
provisions of the laws of Indiana
stakeholder is liable to the amount
of his stock not paid up. The re-
ceiver has accordingly sued the
stockholders for the unpaid balances
on their shares. They, in reply, set
up that fraudulent representations
were made to them in the sale of the
stock. Whether or not this defense
will avail them is questionable, the
general rule being chat it would not
be good as against creditors, whom,
Of course, the receiver represents.
The principle is that when one of
two innocent parties must suffer the
one who has neglected inquiry,
which he ought to have made, is
responsible. The assets of the Ar
gentine will depend on how the
courts look at the question.-Denoer
Republican, Sth.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-08-23
CONDITIONS .

B. GI5nTJa IN Of 2l per cent. against
g1 5A n Rfaft payable On delivery of Ship
In documents; or, 5 per cent. with
a 7 o o5:' balance drawn for with Bills
raymsnt. '-e i'UUce 'aKsn II
cs f., Trade and Cash Discounts con-
f, ~ 70 purchasers. Original Invoices
Y TTHsfded when requested
ae -lge'ai Advances made on Consign-
!ar r; agency represents, Buys and Sells
B1 rTs5y branch Of Personal Agency
''Hsss transacted.
rice List ON duplication.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-08-23
TWELFTH DISTRICT SCHOOL.

THE PATRONS OF THIS POULAR
i Institution are respectfully informed
that the First Term for the ensuing year
will commence at 9 am. on Monday,
August u, 1888, with Mr.. W. Van Colt
as principal, and Mss Cecilia Sharp as
assistant.
Terms per quarter lin advance:
Primary epartment... ......... .........S2.O 90
intermediate - ................. $50
Higher {; ............... .... 800
Pupils from other Districts will be
charged SOC. in excess of above.
j. JAQUES,
81. NICE WAN, Trustees.
T. Y. WILLIAMS,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-08-23
Dividend NO. 2.

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS OF
IN the Crescent Mining Company.
Notice is given that dividend of 5
cents per share on the capital stock of
the company will be paid at the Office of
w. 8. Mccormick, treasurer, on the 31st
day ofAugust, 1888. Stock transfer books
will be closed at o'clock, p. M, on
August 18th, and be opened September
LIST, 1888, and dividends will be paid to
those who are holders as appears By the
books of the company on the evening of
the 25:h. G. L. HAINEs, Sec'y.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-08-23
DELEvAN. WIS,

GENTs-I have taken not quite
one bottle of the Hop Bitters. l was
a feeble old man Of Is when 1 got it.
To-day I am as active and feel as
well as I did at 80. [ see a great
many that need such a medicine.
D. BOYCE.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-08-23

there is in existence and it only
amounts to 1856. I am the only
one of the company that is left here.
I don't know how just the claim is.
1t looks suspicious. The premium
was paid only five days before the
fire, but it has been adjusted on that
basis"
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In all the Departments of their Mammoth Establishment
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-08-23
A BOB-TAIL FLUSH.

A Massachusetts Company Places
Insurance with Four Colorado
Companies,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-08-23

And Finds That Neither One O
Them is in Existence when Pay
Day Comes.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-08-23

"HACKMETACK." lasting and
fragrant perfume. Price Csc. and
500. Sold by z. G. II. I. Drug Store
(lS)
The Baltimore County union., 1883-06-02
THIS Is THE TIME FOR WORK.

The time is rapidly approaching, and indeed 10
now at hand, when II 10 necessary for Republicans
to be up and doing, In view Of tho great political
eontests-locai. State and NatiOnal-psnding in
the not distant future In our own State proba.
bilities that theecn,est between Republication
and Democracy will be vigorously fought and very
close. There are many astute politicians on both
sides who feel that great change may occur in
the political status Of affairs; so much So indeed
as to place Maryland well with reference to her
Governor rs her General Assembly, in the hands
and control Of the Republicans. II 10 fact al
ready perceptible that Democrats, apprshending
such results. and hence their early cndeavors to
harmonic or heal old disputes aud differences
which have grown up in their ranks during the
pas, few years, originating in attempts at "boss-
ism" and other deta,ions unsavory to special fac
tions Of the once "uuteFrifed" and particularly
to that independent element known as the young
Democracy" which Il seems. would rather unite
with Republicansthan submit, any longer to boss
dicta,iOns. This vas clearly shown by the sec-
tion in Baltimore last fall. The same feeling still
slumbers in the party.
Then again it must be born in mind that Dem-
many years, aud tha, the people Of the state want
a change, or in ether words new deal. and this,
they think, eau be best had BY asserting thorough
independence. Il is also fully understood that
reforms have taken plaee-been forced into exist
enee by the new registry Law, especially in Balti-
mOre-which, by preventing fraudulent voting
and other frauds at elections, now render the for
tner a'tOaHdiay aaOrifiss, always rolled up for
Democracy, very uncertain. An honest, fair vote
in Baltimore, heneeforward If not making the con-
test there uncertain, is sure of making Il exceed
ingly close, 50 that By unity and harmony among
Republicans in the counties their success in the
State can scarcely be doubted. There is most
cheering prospects for us in the coming contest,
and we ask Republicans TO begin the work carly
be up and doing, embracing all honorable op-
PortuLitics to maintain those great principles
which have spoken to their own Justification in
results Of state rulings aud also Of the general
Government. |, is quite evident that the Demo-
Gratis are marshAns their forces for the approach
ing great political battles both state and Nation
al. in the almos, forlorn hope Of success at the
next Presidential election. They must be met,
on former occasions, and routed. The time has
not yet come when IL will be safe to leave our
great Republic to the control aud ruling Of party
who at time ready to risk its falling into
the hands Of destrGcives, IL not traitors and dis
unionists. Republican rule has thus far been cafe.
We know what it is. what il has done-and is still
doing so well-then may it be the pleasure and
duty for all good citizens TO unite in It's future
support and encouragement.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-06-02

yEd'- The annual meeting Of the Mas. land State
Teachers Association will be held at san City,
Nd. on Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday, 10th,
il;h aud 18th Of July. lss3. Excursion rates
have been secured for members Of the association
on all the railroad lines leading to Baltimore and
Ocean City. Orders for these reduced rates and
any further information may be had on applica-
tiOn TO the several county Examiners. The round
trip ,icks, to Ocean City. BY boat, from Baltimore,
will cost $3.50 Board has been secured at Ocean
City for members. two in a room. from the eth to
the li,h of July, =, 81 so per day--w;h the priv
ilege Of staying as long as they desire after the
lith, at $500 per day.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-06-02

Eo- New York Tribune II needs only acssuai
glance a, the Republican papers to jieover tina,
tho difference which one year ago appeared
certain to rend the party in twain are rapidly dis
appearing and that the organization IL getting into
excellent condition for the National campaign
Of next year. This does no, result from mere
suppression Of quarreis for the sake Of keeping
the party In power, but from conviction among
the thinking and intelligent classes. tha, have
stood by tho party in past time. that the coun-
try is safer under Republican than under Demo
cratic rule. The insinecriiy Of Dem m,cra,ic prom.
ises and the alliances Of the party with the worst
element In the population Of the country has been
eonspicuously shown during the past few months
and Il has strengthened sen'ibly the pssjudiees
against trusting the Government to its charge.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-06-02

eS-Cheaper meat, the prices Of 1877, 1878 and
the early days Of 1872 are near at hand, unless all
signs fail. The great cattle ranches Of the West
and southwc', appear to have again brought the
tOn, and the corn crop Of last year, while ninth
smaller than the phenomenal crop Of 1850, Is still
large enough to supply the gap made last year in
the Western pork supply. Add to this the largely
increased acreage given TO corn, and tho excep-
tionaily good condition Of small fruts, and the
prospects, excellent Of cheaper household expenses
In the matter Of food next autumn
The Baltimore County union., 1883-06-02
DEATHS.

Deaths Erce-- Tributes, &C.. no cts. % Line
DAvIs.-On May 25,h. after painful illness.
Annie, In the 10Th year Of her age. widow ofthc
late BENJAMIN Davis
wILSoN.-0n May 2Jth. Bls nchc s.. in her iih
year. only daughter Of Il. n. and Ida e. Wilson,
OF Cockeysvilie.
wELsH.-0n May 2sth. Michael welsh. in the
seth year of his age, q native Of county Mayo,
Ireland, but resident Of baltimore county for
the last % years.
GRRGG.-On May ?6th. at her residence In Bal
lmorc county. Elizabeth, wife Of J. Newton
Gregg.
wILLiAMHR.-Johnny, departed this life March
10Th, iss3. after a short illness, age years. .
months and !? days, son Of Thomas L. and
Elizabeth wiiliamec.
MITTEN.-In Baltimore county, Nd, on May
10th, Carrie Sidonia Mitten, aged % years,
month aud days, daughter Of Noah aud Lydia
Mitten.
HAYEs.-At his residence. near Rayville, Balti-
more county, on May 2eth, after = long aud
painful Illness, John Is. Hayes, aged II years,
~ months and Is days.
Gone 10 his peaceful rest,
His tolls are Ger his troubles cease
From earthly cares, in sweet release
lie sleeps on Jesus breast. BYr.Lc.
COCKEY.--On May I5th, 3. Upton, aged year
10 months and Is days, after an illness Of only
&c hours, son Of Samuel u. and Laura Cockey.
We stood beside our darling child aud bitter tear
drops fell,
For, oh, how We had loved him no heart but ours
could tell;
He was the precious sunbeam that earth's rough
path bad cheercd,
Aud very dark without him our wearied course
appeared.
Dressed In the fair white garments that loving
hands had made,
Within bic saaii, ssesi eofin our darling boy Se
laid;
In calm unbroken slumber his weary eyes were
closed,
Lifs's little day was ended and he In Heaven re.
posed. wonrs ~ ms MANA.