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Contract Awarded.-The County Commits
soners on Wednesday awarded contract to John
III. Beckley, to build a culvert on the Washington
road, in the 18th district, for 1878.
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PRIZE

A PRIZE.---Send six cents for postage, and
Areceive free, costly box of goods which will
help all, of either sex, to moro money right away
than anything else in this world. Fortunes await
the workers absolutely sure. At once address
TRUE Co., Augusta, Maine. (Mch.22,' says.
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HAND MADE SHoEs.-Alfred Phipps, on Della
ware avenue, in rear of Whecer's Hotel, Towson-
town, makes to measure all kinds of LADIES AND
GENTS SHOES AND Doors. Correct styles and fit
guaranteed. Repairing promptly done.
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WAvERLY Observation-Disclosures is called to
the advertisement of the Waverly Laundry. The
office is at the Stationery store in Waverly. All
kinds of laundry work done at city prices, and
satisfaction guaranteed. Orders by mail will re-
ceive prompt attention: Work called for from
Boundary avenue to Towsontown. TIE great
difficulty experienced by so many housekeepers
in getting some one to do their washing, can now
be relieved ofthat trouble by sending their clothing
to the Waverly Laundry.
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Philopolis, 9Th District.--The Sabbath
school of Hereford NJ. E. church will hold a mu
steal and literary entertainment on 10th instant.
Proceeds for church improvement. The walls of
the church building being so much soied by
dampness, it is desired to remedy this defect.
Dr. F. D. Mitchell, ST., has bee" emely ILL.,,
but is now somewhat improve SIN very
weak condition indeed. About two years ago he
had a similar attack. At times since he has been
attacked, but not so severely as three weeks ago.
DIR. Mitchell has superior medical and surgical
skill, and has used it to the alienation of his
merous patients, who hear of his illness with
sorrow.
Mrs. Joel Brown is much interested in the
appearance of Hereford parsonage and church,
and is active in the contemplated church i'm
provement She was instrumental in raising over
800 for parsonage needs by proposing and hav-
ing arranged quilt, each appointment piecing
number of squares, with names of officials and
others attached.
Mr.. George Underwood has about finished his
dwelling house at Sparks, and will move into the
same this week. The improvements are very con-
venent and attractive. He will still make other
changes which will be equally noticeable. He ex-
poets to give most of his time to business at
Sparks station, and no doubt success will attend
his efforts. Mr.. Charles Worthington is his eff
cent and accommodating assistant.
Mrs. Matthews, formerly of Baltimore, having
recently purchased the property near 17-Mile
House, from Mr.. Mahlon Price, has already made
decided change in the appearance of the place.
Mr.. VIM. C. Brooks and wife will shortly occu-
Ply the house now in possession of Mr.. George
Underwood. They begin life young and with
bright prospects of future happiness.
Mr.. Wilbur Kraft, of Baltimore, is visiting
friends at Phiopolis and vicinity.
The second quarterly meeting of Hereford Cir
cult will take place at Jessop's M. E. church,
July 18th and 18th.
Mr.. Abraham Brooks, brother of Mr.. Charles
Brooks, has had another severe attack of paral-
ysis. He has been an invalid for nearly 10 years.
Mr.. Charles Brooks is visiting his friends in
Iowa and will be absent about month.
Mr.. Thomas Ingham is in the city undergoing
an operation on his eyes, cataracts having formed
on them.
The Senior Gunpowder Club met at the resi-
dence of Mr.. w. w. Matthews last Saturday. The
secretary OF tho club, Nj. ThVs. oorsucll, alb
SENT owing to sickness.
The Junior Agricultural Club will convene at
the residence of Mr.. Granville Matthews Sat
urday, 10th inst S.
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81. Johns II. E. Church, acknowledgements
ing Sunday, at IL a. and 7.3O p. m, by the pas
tor. Rev. VIM. Dallam Morgan. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening, at 1880 o'clock.
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To,csontoscn X. E. ChUrch.-Preaching Sunday,
at II a. m. and at u p. m, by the pastor, Rev.
W. T. D. GLENN.
Prayer ndpraise meeting on Wednesday even
ings, and class meetings on Wednesday afternoons,
at 8 o'clock, and Friday evenings, ats o'clock.
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Colored Teachers Association.-This
association held very interesting meetings on
Friday and Saturday of last week, at Howard
Normal School Building, Baltimore.
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DOR RENT-Large House, one mile from Ii
IL monium, N. C. r. R.; beautiful location
Garden, Pasture Lot, Shade and Fruit; terms low
to good tenant. JOHN P. CLARK, Lexington
and Calvert Sts., Baltimore. [Sep.1, 'SSy.
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Trinity p. E. Church, ToscsontO,cn.-Preaching
Sunday by the rector, Rev. W. II. ii. Powers, at
IL a. M. and y p. m. Also Wednesday night SER
vices at u o'clock.
There will be preaching at Lutherville, by Rev.
W. H. H. Powers, in the Public Hall, every Sun
day afternoon, at 81 o'clock.
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We also offer services to the citizens of Bal
timore county. Orders may be left at the Office of
this paper. Terms moderate.
SHAMBERGER & RISTEAU.
July IA 'S3y.
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Religious Notices.

Warerly M. E. Church.-The pulpit will be
filed Sunday morning and evening by delegates
to the Reformed Synod and Southern Baptist As
ISOLATION, now in session in Baltimore. After the
sermon on next Wednesday night, by Rev. Robert
of this charge will be held in the interest of i'm
portant matters pertaining to the church.
w. E. BIRD, Pastor.
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rhe ..Rev.n BEN BROWN in Harford :

The "Rev." Ben Brown in Harford.-An
item in THE UNION of last week gave q brief ac-
count Of the "various transactions COL John
ston would say--of the "Rev" Benjamin Brown,
in the vicinity of Cockeysvlle, this county of how
he palmed himself off on the colored people of
that vicinity as minister of the gospel, and of
how he managed to swinde several of them out
of funds, one too.coniding sister even BLENDING"
him her watch. The "Rev." Ben "worked" Har-
ford before he came here and the Times tells about
his exploits as follows:
"One morning recently, between and o'clock,
a brown-skinned man, with heavy whiskers, went
to Edward Waxood's house, near Level, called the
family up, and told them he was the new minister
who was to take charge of the circuit, instead of
the pastor already in charge. He gave his name
as Ben Brown, and said the cause of the change
of pastors was that the health of the in charge
of the circuit failing and he had five churches,
while Browns circuit only had two and the change
would suit much better. He stayed there until
late the same evening, when he went to Isaac
Washington's, where he told the same story, and
also said he had two horses and buggy which
we're to come to Belair on the train. He said he
was from Winchester, Virginia, and he owned a
large farm and stock there, and had $50, 900 in
bank. He had a check for $500 with him, and
letters to show that he was a Freemason. He re.
NAMED there until Saturday morning He pre-
tended to be hunting teachers to 60 South, and
said if he got any he could get tickets for
third of the regular fare, as there was money set
apart to help bear the expense Saturday, when
he left, he said he would send for ticket for one
of the family to go South and return with the
horses and buggy on Monday. Suspicion arose
in the Washington family after he had gone, as
he had borrowed small sum from one of the
family to get ticket from Virginia. A. N. Wash
ington and his niece started on the hunt for him.
As they drove into Belair Brown was the first to
meet them. The niece alighted to ask him for
the money, while Washington drove around and
hitched the horse. He soon Joined Brown and
his niece and asked her if she had got the money.
Brown said he had sent for the ticket Washing
ton said '.just you two stay here until come
back" but Brown refused to wait and gave up all
the money but twelve cents. Finding that he was
really an impostor, Washington at once tried to
have him arrested, but the authorities were so
busy they could not attend to it md
Brown took to the pike, not, however, until Wash
ington, considering his expense for board, and his
trouble, proceeded to see what arrangements they
could make about it and if he had taken anything
from the house. Brown took off everything, piece
by piece, to convince him be had nothing, and
gave his watch and locket for board and trouble"
1t is said that "Brown" halls from Harrison
burg, Va, and that his real name is Scarbo. He
is evidently big scamp and the colored people
should be on the lookout for him.
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CELEBRATED

am now catching up with my orders and will
in few days be able to supply the demand with
my former promptness.
The Times Cook, with its new improvements, is
the most perfect cooking apparatus ever invented,
and will be sold almost as low the Penitentiary
stoves freely offered to the unsuspecting public
l have now about six hundred different styles
and sizes of stoves and suit every bodys taste
and pocket You are cordially invited to call and
see for yourself at
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WIN. j. n. CLUCK,
%, IS e. 100 N. GAY STREET.

Bet the Bridge and Front Street, Baltimore, Nd.
@-AND NOWHERE ELSE. "a
Feb,9'S4y.
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.N RINTEAu.

y GENERAL AUCTIONEERS,
0FFICE-No. % LEXINGTON ST.. BALTIMORE.
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Unprecedented SUCCESS!

will continue the sale of MUSLINS AT COST
vxhs Ia OK des asss-a.Ao date those
who were not waited on during the rush.
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FOREIGN.


% Weuid Break the Weaeteny.
PAnrn, Dec. 5.-Ls Ttmps says the
French Government would hail With
delight the threatened attack of the
Chinese men-of-war upon Admiral Cour-
bats hest. a. n would break the monot-
ony Of ths blockade of Formoas.
The king Of Burmah, against the I'd.
vicq Of his Minister. has employed
French company 10 manufacture ire
arms At Mandaisy.
sensenced fss E1ss.
DuBr.m, Doo. Stem Nationnlists and
impris0nment for from one TO three
recent riots at Coal Island.
the Regal Assent.
L0xpox. Dsc. 6.--In the House Of
Commons the Speaker announced that
che Royal assent has been given TO the
franchise bill.
a Remsse gGees.
The Times says the prospect that the
United States will put q stop 10 the coin
aRe Of silver By repsaiing the Bland bill
has unsettled business In India and
caused Calcutta exchange TO decline.
mpllcasssss.
The Liberal associations and electoral
agents continue 10 protest against the
division of borouehs into sections under
the new Redistribution bill. The man.
ayers Of the London Association Of
Workingmen's Clubs protest Against
sectional representation. They say 1t
will destroy the caucus organizations
and splis the popular vote. Chamber
lain advises the Liberals Of Glas0ow to
make the municipal contests political,
and 20 prepare the way for the Parlia-
msntary contest. The Conservative pa
pers are devoting much attention to the
revolt Of the Radicals against the single
ssat principle.
they viii be able 10 return Is members
70 the House ~ soon ~ the rcdistribu-
ton bin goes into effect.
The UHifsd Iyslaad declares that the
rsdistribution bill viii produce the most
momeutous change In the Irish Constitu.
ton that has ever been proposed In Par
lament, and says ID will lead 10 the hnal
triumph Of the National cause.
A. Explanatisn Demanded.
Joxpox, Dec. tin Consequence Of
the foreign Office having ordered tie
0overnmens Of Hongkona 10 refuse TO
allow the French dsst - take on coal
OF provisions Rt that porn, Prime Minis
ter Ferry has asked for an explanation.
He reminds the Foreign Secretary OF
state that under the arrangement tor
the French blockade Of Formoss the
Frcucp RETAINED from searching ueu-
trail ships on the high seas on condition
thai England should NOS prevent the
French feet revictualin9 81 any port.
ID 4 reported that Granville holds thai
dc agreement stipulated against FOREIGN
enlistment a HonRkona. inclusive OF
the iuterdict against coaling. The mis-
understanding In regard TO this matter
Il widening The breach between Ene-
land and France.
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a,~ dosx, Dec. 8. - 0ovsrnnents
~ ! sauways stsady. The Gestures Of
~ azkss today vero coal ahAres,
vess eeusssssd ~ rsposts aGsss-
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TIE RarIncAp ORPHAx.-Lsst sum
mar during the visis Of Mr.. frederfok
RilIincn 20 Tacoma. . company vss
formsd for the purpoes Of purca assn9
ana csnsroliing the Northern fAciec
and Puget Sound road from Posailup
Jrnet;on 10 Seattle. and the korsh-
err Pacific and Cascade road. extsndinz
from South Prairie 10 the Caroouacu
mines. A board Of trustees nes oesn
ehosen. and A 3 meeting Of thess %
Wsdneedsy moruine. the fotlouine ON
- were choseu President. Robt. bar.
ris. az New York; Vice Prssadsns. =. y
Rnokisv o. Tacoma, Who = Also A.sass'
40 0enrrai Manager Of the Northern
Psei6es and Secretary and Treasurer
Nevu sn KIios. Tacsnna Ledger.
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PACIFIC COAST.


E0kfxpfhscs
sAs fnAxcrscc. Dee. S.-This even
iuR's Bsiistin prints statement that
the London Telegraph, In order TO CD
tain cheap paper stock. has bouRht .
large tract OF railroad land on the
Moiave Desert, and viii nss Yucca plant
pulp as the basis Of its paper. TIE
plans viz Be- ground 70 q pulp ~ sauna
noini on the Colorado river. and viii be
shipped by rail 10 New ori~sns. aud
thence BY - 10 Iavsfpcol.
shsppang Intelligence.
e.n FsAxcrsco. Dee. e. Arrived
Bsrksnfinc @. G. Funk. from Port Dis
eovery steamsr Qoeon OF the Pacific
from Portland bsrksntine Annis
Johnson. from SEATTLE; bark Forrss'
Ooeen. from Port Discovery.
Cleared - Bsrksntins bkAeis, fo'
Port Towneend.
Sailed BARK Samoset. tor Tacoma.
pnrr Towxsxxn. Dec. 6.-Arrsved-
Bsrk Aureola, from San Frspoisso.
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FasswxIL PxRsoEnAxcs.-Aftsr .
weeks sucossHfnl engagement ~ frys's
Opssa House. the Nellis Boyd Dramatic
Company closed its ssasoa hess lssf
evening. With the fcur 90 oonseoy en-
titled a8oiomon IsAaca William
Marble ID the tbs tstle roies = 10 mAn
vith "a sshys iike an heaRiess produeed
uush upeFyimsnt. snd when be sxctain-
~. . fhers's . lady IN the veuta; ]
ean's suim. has ] can h0vla z - fairiy
hrourht down tha bouss- Ihe play
shru1rhouf waa vii rseeived ~ ~
audienos. Ths company Roee frou
hrrs % Tacoma
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SwxYr FsoM THE Dncx.-Ths iron
collier Willsmette. coal laden from Ee-
atsie, made the mouth Of the Columbia
Yesterday morning, about the same time
q the Oregon from San Francisco, and
Law Cd si.t after elevsn, cFossinR in short
IN AFTER the Oregon. A high wind from
WsW had bsen blowing during the
early hours Of ths morning. and the
bar vas sxcesdingly rough. when
abrease Of Ctass0p spit, . great vave
of the boats, etaviuQ IN the main hatch
way and doing other damaee. second
Msts Callahan and one Of the crew we're
afs on The starbosrd side, and vhen she
wave came IL swept the unfoftunafs men
into the sea- There vas . strong hood
tide and they we're carried toward the
brsaksr& Captain Holmes pat the vss-
Ell about. bat q vas impossible % save
them. % signaling chs Osue station %
telegraph the news 10 Astoria and
notifying the tus Hunter. which was
met inside the buoy, ths Willametss pro-
orsied On her var. There - scarcely
doubt bat that the poor fsllows ware
drowned. when they saw the fatal ware
coming they clung 10 life rain that vss
near them, bus the go took raft, men
and ell and hurried them into the boiling
waves. when last sen they we're BAL.
ding for their lives. with tbs sliRhts.s
pcasihis show. Some comment " tnaAe
ou the neglect OF failure Of the steamer
20 make no more exfsndsd s4ort for TOE
rescue. Il b lust pcesibls shAt she hfa
crew af the Cape may have ~ cut -
time 10 cave the lives Of the nnfoFtunAts
men. bet she contingency y almos; toc
sliRht % esse hops on---Asfssfss-
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GOOD STOCK. DAIRY AND GRAIN
NJ harm Ter 49,; Mecress sdfnsfed ave
misos noeSh e 0ak Harbor. lsland cconfy,
". r.; - 5000 under c1lrtvax1en -
coUfnrenhIe hoass: IS heaTing kru1x
rees Wisl ssi1 Dsrx g - Sto1s ~
TT nelling Is en1irA Ho< terUA w41e4
~ psasaes4IA sppay e lfe11eSe.
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Terrlae Aterna.

lrrssuao. Dec. GA terrible wind
- ram storm passed over Western
ssnaylvania at 6 o'clock this evening,
- 80 alsnouah il lasted bat few min
- gfeas damage vas done TO prop
Z IN this city telephone wires,
sa,ng SIGNS chimneys. ETC., Suffered
ss.s say One sign. four feet vide, and
hshg TIE entire top Of q business
49, on Seventh avenue vas carried
V falling on woman named Pfsff
80 80 nef two children. Willie. aged sir.
,ss - 'us,tie. three years old. who accom-
-. sasa nsr. Willie was killed Instantly,
49,, Nc mother and little girl were seri-
49, injured. There we're rumors Of
A. osnts In other p,rss Of the city and
kneny, but nothing definite has vel
-. recsived. Al Gresnsburg. west
- county. the roof Of the court
49, was carried OF, bat no one vas
i. NO reports Of damage have
- - received from othsr towns. Ths
s.sssf ~ down In all directions, and shs
an companies experiences rrsei
S<4@x1UIIW In ~ a
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DUBLIN, Deo. S.--Tsn Nationnlisss and
sir OranRemcn havs been sentenced 70
imprisonmeut for from one TO three
months each for participating in the
receuf riots AZ Coal Ialand.
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n, NV ioRx, Dec. 6.--Money. easy AZ Il
~ pet cent; closed offered I, prime
s.s s.sssnsile paper. 4,<@6 per cent |;
sssin9 exchange, bankars' hiiis nFm
t&dk; demand. k4.fS
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Nm Yonx, Dec. 6.-The Pert, Ia its
1cseeial article, says: TT IL reported
1~sn London this morning on what ap-
- % b GOOD authority that the New
M Csntral has ds0lsrsd . ~ pr cent
xyj6end, and that tbs Same will b an
SSnneed here on Monday. RumoFs
- Der cent dividend on Lake
- we're current this morning, bat Of
rrPoe they are entirely premature
# - sesms to b. Some ground for the
fsIiof that Erie will be able ~ borrow
lfe emsupt Il requires, though the "a.
- this morning that IL has already
xesx6 eo a unUarrantodv
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-07

.r,uuuno, Dso. 6.--Nicholas Folly
- 5okn MsttzuR. iocsi puRiIisss, in,
S-;erd Il vicious prsze light near No
~ R0ek last evening". Both men
$50 s. badly penished thai - she end
= ~ fourth rsund the batile Vas De-
dnssd draw.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-07

Bosrox, Dec. 6.--The Directors Of the
American Bell Telephone Company
have voted TO petition the Legislature
for authority TO increase their capital
from ten to twenty million. The street
gossip ID that 10 the event Of authority
being granted. new stock will b. Issued
at the rate Of one million per amman az
par. The company expects 20 have
wires between Boston and New York
opened to lease bv July, 1896.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-07

LONDON. Dec. 6.--Ln the House Of
Commons the Speaker announced that
che Royal assent has been given to the
franchise bill.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-07

Nxw YoRx. Dec. 6.--B. W. Naples,
o1itor Of the Norwaik Conn Hour,
toIeRFaphs the Associated Press that the
Sensational stories In regard to the riot
oua proceedings Of the striking hattess
Of that place, ara entirely untrue. Ev.
srything 10 peaceful, and no force 10
being used by tho strikers.