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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-13
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEwYoRK Saturday, Sept ll.-BEEvEs-Reoeipts were
81 cars OF gt head2e at Jersey City and n cars AZ
tOthst Total for the week 0OS4 head against O44 head
last week Arrivals all consigned 10 exporters with The ex
erPuon OF single carload. No trade IN Live Cattle.
sllpments rs reported yesterday.
MT j. A. N unrOe shipped back TO Albany 10 carloads OF
cALvEs-Recepts ee head all AZ e0thst Trade limited
aa feeling steady few lots Of Gassers and Fed calves
SOLD az the range Of 2isd3lsc.
rales-Dillenback ewey: AZ Grassers l96 n. at CSC
70 90 part Fed Calves 257 n, az 21,c.
hume Mullen 32 few Fed Calves 80 u, AZ
2tc; 90 2t2 n, at Sc Fed Calves POS n at 3isc.
SHELF AND LAMBS-Receipts were is cars o. 2I5b
heade ears at Jersey CITY and Goth Tota Tor
ne week 43,5t3 head against 40 9Gs head last week
trade vas slow but the slightly cooler weather caused
gne wa little more buOyant and sellers looking Ior
better times next week.
Common sheep ut Sssa 4sc; very Ordinary to
'oee lambs al 81 20 10 80 6e34 Outsde figure Tor car oad
OF 3bada Lambs 10 average sold by Judd Buc Bingham
oties-Dn enback < Dewey l5e Pennsylvania Lambs >
sici $50 state do 81 o. at 5hci 200 Western DO ~
Hume & Mullen 2l2 Carada I anbs 6s 10 at 81 1885,
JUDD Buckingham 22O Canada Lands 20 H. at 50 SIS
Zs5 inoana sheep, - ~ - o. pa 20 70. al 20 o.
J. y Fldcock I'll iii nois sheep. - H. Al ~ 1924 lss
&c; III DO 81 n, az sa.c.
j. saGler Co.: l75 Kentucky sheep 10l n, at 4c l0i
DO ~ ~ at t3 g l. 4S do l3l H. at u % IL Kentucky
Lambs ~ D. at sc l2 do, 81 Il, at 5sc POI Ohio sheep
Sewton Gnlet lG4 Indiana Sheep, II. AZ do
lr3 u, at 1 70.
HOGS Receipts were % cars Of a34s hcad-l5 at
Jersey 1lv and 4Ot-st. Total for the week,
I1Z5 head against 566 head week Market barely
staoy al - - 90 No sales reported bettrc Change
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-13
EUROPEAN pRopucE MARKErs

LIVERPOOL sept INSTRUMENTATION Cumberland Cut
34s Cd. Long Clear Mddes. 36s Od Short Clear Mddle
55s bd Short Ribs 33 o. Shoulders SZs Cd cvt Beef
$50 Cd for EZRA India Mess Prime Mess 42s 3D. Pork
Prime Mess SIS. 81. per bbli Prime Mess. Eastern.
6ls6d; Western 59s Cd. Lard-Amercan 35s. Prime West
ern sos 3D.. Lard OIL 32s. 3D. Hams-Long Cut. ass. OBJ
shoulders 3js Cd Buters2s Sd cw for nnest nitei
states. Cheese-American Choice. 46s. Od Wheat-kei
Western spring. 6s Sd Ga l0d Red Winter. IS sd y
spring IS Cd; New Mixed Western. Ash d California No.
!. o. Id IS ID: do No. IS 3D. IS Sd per GENITAL Pro
duceS Of Turpentne. 2ss Oh do az LONDON 27 Sd
per cwt Refined Petroleum, sd gallon. Glover seed
American Red s9s. per cwt TallOw-2Js. 3D. per cwt.
Fine American. 23s. 3d. Prime city, 23s. 3D. per cwt
kO-uCommOn, 50. 3D. Pale, lis 81. GOs Cd Lnseed on
23s OIL. per ProvisionsAmercan Refrigerated Beet
hind quarters. I'd fore quarters I'd. y. Hops AT Lon
don-New ork state. "a. 5s Cd. 5000
The receipts past three days 10000
centals. including $1,000 centals American.
he receipts American for the past three days were
1880 centals
LONDON sept Produce-Llnseed Oh. s2l l2s 3D. SCI
Us I'd per Calcutta Lseed Is 3D. quarter; LIN
seed Cake Rs l2s Cd ton; Refined Petroleum, I'd
a I'd. gallon. Spirits Of Turpontne. 2is I'd per
cwt. sperm on, 95l tun kosn-Common. 5s. I'D per
Pale o.. Cd lis. Cd. PrOgisonsLri. 34s Cd per
cwt for American Sugar-l2s. 3D. cwt for Cuba Cen
tugal pOarzng 960 and lis Sd l2s Cd for MuscOvadO
far refining afOat Australian TaOw-Beef 23s Od. G2is
Cd; Mutton 25s Cd d27s I'd COcOanut OICeylon. 20
gs Cochin. American Refrge Beef. As Oh for
hind quarters and IS Cd for fore quarters per on By the
ASTwERP sept 1I.-Petroleum- pale American. 10
Wlcoxs Lard closed at 80 francs 50 centInes per 100
klos.
BRKlEN Sept. 1l.-Petroloum-6 marks % pfennigs.
WucOxs Lard closed 81 marks 90 pennigs per LUo ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-13
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

rrvyRpooL. sept ll-l23o p. m;-cotton firm with fai
-,snJ Mddng Upands. 3l6d.. do Mlddling ore ans,
sd salcssOOV bales including 1000 bales Tor spec ua
tyn an Steady az the decline. Uplands Low Mddng
tan. september delivery 964d do September and DC
4-64d; do. October and November dev-
Sy Sd do November and December delivery 656ld 90
Tyccner and January delivery, 6l64d 90 January ah9
seminary delivery. 3D. do February and Mareh dsiV.ry
az 10 March and April delivery, 2O4d do. Apu
anu Cotton-The sales Of the day included 1000 bales
O. Futures closed quiet bat steacy tplands
~ Nidling clause, September delivery, 1-ofd buyers
10 september and october delivery tosI OHyetsi 40 &c
40 "a November delivery Sd buyers DO November ana
IooeI an delivery 06ad buyers do December and Jan
nery delivery 6364d buyers do January ana feDtnAiy
~ .eers DO February and March delYeryto /
id sellers March and APTl delivery So4 'eierS
" A nrii and NAV delivery. 5-t4d sellers 81. .,
q AtvEsrOS, sept llCotton steady Madnne go, 20 70 %
,1 EiddlinR A. Ordinary, ia; net ana gross ie
Low as0 aes sales coo bales stock, 26.3S0 bales
e.-pS.SSsH sept llCotioD nrm Middipg 1l-Io low
,,,ng SAID net gross receipts 40 bales 1Roi
cosstwIse 1928 bales sales LOO oaIeS s''o-' 4'4'
's NTx ORLEANS Sept llCotton quiet Mddlng Low
MiSdiue I6 Good Ordinary 10 net iecelp 70 az no
gross Gib bales exports Coast"p'o az '''
tales stock. l76lI D~leS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-13
GRAIy AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF Ngg.YORx pEALryGA

All there is to be said of the grain markets on
saturday that they were weak without any specially
Development Exporters sparing buyers Of wheat only
10000 bushels being taken and spot fell of < 2 cent
The options active under pressure
OF realzatOns. and prices closed y 3 cent lower
and heavy follows: september S6'-; October. - =
November, SGT; December gO7- January 92e and May,
81 cents Cash on cent but shippers bought
10000 bushels Tho options closed heavy shade above
the inside figures, at losses OF \ for September at
sJ7- = for October at JOs November at 5l< Jan
nary az 624 and May at 81 = and p cent for De
crnber az 81 = oats dull but "A = lower a. toll
lows: septem er 81 l.; october 81, November, - 81
ami December SO cent? Lard neglected here. eeptem
Der at - 40 and October ~ 80 unchanged but No
ve1er al g u was OF and December at @6 ~ and Janu
arr at ~ 80 on points.
The receipts of grain Saturday Network. Ph adel
phA Baltimore and Boston follows Wheat 1913
bushels corn 9oO2l bushels; 1888 bushels total
grain. 6l2.s7j bushels; 30 jZ5 barrels At Chicago
Milwaukee and Louis the arrivals Wheat 1872 5ts
bushels corn - sj2 bnshels oats POI 200 bushels
grain, oyJ, 800 bushels flour. p. lO7 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-13
corpr C4LEyDARs FOR TODAY

SUPREME CoURr-CHAMBFR s-Defore Andrews. J.-Nos.
7 10 10 49, 3d. 80 81 50, So 81, 81 10 "a. 10 20
g. 81 5 0& sos 100 lg7 10 10 ls5 " lt ~ l5g
1913 55 1871 55S l59 57l 49, l7j, 5eO lel 0e2 39 49,
2O3 $50 oil 253 2i4 2l5.
sCRROGArE's COURr-Betore Rollins, S-Wm Of Deborah
Ann Smler. viii OF Henrietta Lenal at 10 IN.
CRY COURT-TRIAL TEM-PARr I.-Betore Browne =
Nos csc 69l 600 6g3 1856, 49, 100, III, -, I55 iiO
1856 TAI 73s. 739.
69I 7O3 7Os 1851, U.s. 7z3 I24, -5, l-o' l2 1e
T29 735. $50. 755. - =,
CRY CoURr-TRrAL TRRN-PART ITT.-Before McAdam, G.
Nos 6-2 $50 6c4 6eJ CSC Se COS, o5o oSo oV' oS''
CcrRT OF GENERAL sYssI0Ns-PA ART T-Beiore Recorder
Smyth and Assistant tt0rney FellowsNos. g.
3 8 TO- H. H. - a. IS Is T. Is, 10 ~, o. p,
3. "a. -, -,
COURT OF GENERAL SFssTONs-PARr ILBef0re in ige Oil
dersleeve ana Assistant District tOrney BedforiNos.
I234B67sg TO- H. T. Is. - Is. 10, II, Is, l9, 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-13
11vr srocK MARKErs RY rELEaRAPH.

BUFFALO. Sept ll.-Cde-Receipts last "a hours 4uto
far T. 227 head FOX same tine Last
1922 head through congnments a. cars OF when
NewYork II for sale; market steady And u-
changed -. -,
shseO-Receps last % hours $500 head total or week
thus far 20 800 lea for time last week 55UO DeS
consigned through. " Of which 10 New OK .
market steady. Common 70 All, 70 -og
IS 20 Western Lambs here; Canadian LANDS - D
q IS ..,
Hog-Receipt 81 hours l0530 head total or week
40 last week. 4oOSO Aeal con
which "a % Newf orK 4S car .
for market dull, Light Pigs - OOa 70 seectea
York Weights - ds4 66 Selected Menn weights - D
~ Coarse Mixed Heavy Ends IS w 81 70 AL oHer
iugs taken. c....
CHICAGO Sept H.. The Dr0uers Journal reports Caue-
Receipts. 1000 mead siiDments 1000, market sl SaP
ping steers s. 30 "a - sksIs AID keedeis y w - -"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-13

Pfrs 8sc. .LARD-The market In general had very dull
look today In fact most deliveries utterly neglected
November and December lower by 2a3 points while
other months show decided change Western Steam SPOT
quoted I40c Sales $50 September 7$Oc closing 4Oc
October closing Doc November closing e7la672c 1880
ties December s7O8672c. closing 87oa 7lci January
tes e lose Refined quoted at SOC Continent 7s3c
eGutb Amerfcan..-...-BUTrER,C CHEESE and EGGS with
out change % importance. BUTTER-Crcamery. % "a
2tci Pennsylyana Creamery 23d % bot Western II 2S
state Dairy, half hrkin tubs, lsG2lc Welsh tubs, 10
G2vc Western Imitation Creamery Sl5c Western Dairy
II q l2c Western Factory. l024l2l9c CHEEsE-state,
I%dg'c: Night skins, 6sa794c,; Western Flat les4e
EStSstate. In Sc Canada 17ci Western Ia &C
ARINE-Quct and prices unchanged. City quoted AZ
SIC and Oleomargarne at FAC.
IALLOW-setady aud In Light demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-13

FLOUR AND MEAL-FLOUR-A weak feeling u stu
noted further slight concessions ARE re-
ported with marked anxiety on the part Of export
Tradl- however - tulL sales !23up Dds IN
Guiding loo hhls CITY MIL Extra az - - - 80 Tor te
West Indies $50 Dhl- Fine, - lVdNZ 30; 500 Dds
~uperfne y % 20 co. latter for Choice; 900 bbs *
No - 70a 20 %; 400 bb.s. Winter Wheat Extra
- 7u0-J OO 4luO buIs. Minnesota Extra ar - .VN
50 So for Common 20 Good and - - - 90 FOR Cool 70
Choice, the latter price Tor or two laNore brands OF
Pateut Included in the sales were @l"O bs lor ek-
QIotdt.Ou=Elne. - luQeZ 80; Superune, = %
ass: No ?. - 70d-3 %; Good 10 Fancy Extra
state - BOA y 10; Common 20 Good Extra Western,
= 7Oa IS 7O Good 10 Choice Extra Western 81 go -
Common To- fair Exira OHIO a. 7D0s3 75i Good, - -
a u 20. Good Choice - p II Isl common Extra
Minnesota 7Od 81 lOi Clear 3 500 So Rye Mixture
IS 10 StraieL = - - - Patent - 90 - ~,
Bak.rs Extra - 90 70 - LOUIS 'ai2h ,o Ear "a. ~
ira - ~ - 90 Far Z" COO" :, .v4r - 80 1o.Si 90 ~
3 Uo city MIL Extra !or west lnr- - % - ''
America. - tU1ri suf inaise closing uull ~
EhN FLOI R-eu-rt and unchineed -ae- I'O r",s. Dol
90 Fair Extra ~ :" 20 - -, and far 20 Sno'e al
50 goa -5.-.l J. ~ i'-f In. aif' 0.V pn's,' -
V"rNne az I'D - % -i.ii4 l.- ftl'4 az
corn MIA Ii n'hau-es with moderate inquiry sales
200 bIi- "a - 90 for auayFlne
,t-rrr- - In cash lots tfe trading has been
81 -1 r. D. - over CLOSING heavy with less al
,. ~ & mi .irtf in.lr,..s f1r Nv Nuling In
80 i ~ -ra if Va ,~a ar,fr. rrc : Irregular anil
i,r.r ,....7, v.sr a. f.r .. ~ = L,r then Az.
- t IN ..,.rf D. = L.. and closed heavy nd the
rst r.rt ~ f ,l4- wi en- slowed decline Of 10
1.r,rl mn a.. ,.-.. aoir.- az Friday sales 4Gg6-
90 I'M. f,ff,~ 19s 600 hi .p.r including Tnrradc
.rs ON ry1f. terms -l 90 ID, Al sc: Ungrafed Red =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-13
k3l3 991 bales against l95 bales for the pre-
csns rear and Sal6 o79 bales for shs year preceding

k3l3 991 bales against ABS bales for the pre-
cedns and o79 bales for the year preceding
tlak
more active than IN the preceding week and the trans
actions u ssocks amounted 20 500. 73e shares,
against 679.937 Tor the preceding week. There was
general hardening OF values and for few stocks the
changes arc material sdvanees The character Of
the market, however. has undergone change Ii 10
the professional dealing with such activity
simple passing OF difference checks the record OF the
higher hgures attained There never, perhaps. was
greater unanlmity OF sentiment among those VINO
dealing than there Is AZ present The feel
ing IL general that the conditions ripe for
bull campaign Railroad earnings although not phe
nomenal, almost universally make handsome showings
when compared with either the earnings OF 1884 or
stringent. does not from this time cravitate
toward essc, also becoming general. II urged
the advances which have been made since
year ago nave been firmly established and
that holders show no disposition to sell at
current figures. In fact, tho only thing
public which VIII adopt the majority IDEAS OF the Ex
change. There 10 small minority. however, who do
hold the sanguine views OF the majority and do not
fail 10 maintain their views by fair reasonable
mona They 90, however fan 20 express their opinions
acts at the stock Exchange As this latter class
afraid to deal according to their belief, their
exercised prudence detracts not little from
the close OF the week prices about their best
the temper OF tho market indicated further a.
suboned usual table giving highest lowest and
final and number Of shares sold FOR the week together
with tho fna prices OF week Of fortv.two active
STOCKS pehxed by the closing prices OF septe
Der p, 1881
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-13

through Texas steers % 50H 20 25
Hsgs-Recepta 5000 head, shipmen,z 1000 market
steady Rough and Mixed 00dSt go: Packing and
IS 75 ~ " " ~ "
Sh>sp-Receipts. 200 shipments 200; market steady
asa so
ST. LOUIS Sept 1i.-CdtrLs- Receipts. 800 head ship
ments 200 market strong; Good 20 Choice Native ship
ping Steers 81 80 50 S0s Common 70 Far So 5OG4 20
Butcher Steers SIS 25dS4 To- Cows and Heers. 81 goo
81 50 stockers and Feeders IS 25aS4 O0 Grass Tcxans
81 5Ods3 go.
Ros-Receipts 1900 head, shipments market active
and higher; Heavy a. gOdS5 is Packing II 81 SO;
Light 81 O0dSs 10.
SAeepRecepts, 200 head shipments nanei market firm
O0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-13
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per vo~h Riv:-, nsss.,s ant Rrii-,rfs
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

coFFEE-For Brazil styles the market advanced
c further to lie for fair Rio Sales about 900
bags afoat e'ids loOc for No and lOi 10 81 O0c.
for No. also 1000 bags Rio Biela private terms
MID grades firm sales 246 pecus Timor kentish Tar at
j. C and $50 bags DO NebO lac; 5000 Mara
caibo 300 savan 100 bags CeniraAmerca and us
bags Mexican. The option market opened strong 10 points
advance and closed steady At the opening figures follows
September 945a95O; October e.4Oa945; November
sSOdg35; December 9.SOde35. sales 45, 25O bags
COTTON-SpOt Cotton to-day dull and unchanged
Sales 4o4 bales 1857 last evening" Including 2a3 bales for
consumption and l6l bales export receipts
the first nst 5342 bales. comparing with $4,000 bales
time last year.
Quotations based on American standard Of
foil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-13

LONDON Sept. 1l-l2S0 p. m.-ConsOls, 100 1918 for
money and O for the account Atlantic and Great Western
First Mortgage Trustees Certificates Canadian Pacific
esq., Erie 81 u St Paul Common, 9sl4 New York Central,
1l4s. Pennsylvania. 69as Reading, l3's. -.
100 m-Paris advices quote Three Per Cent kenes a
So francs 81 a centimes for the account
LONDON, sept ll2 m.-Ere, 81 II DO senond Con SOS
lO4 g Paul Common. SS2; NeW-IOrA CenIa, III 81
Pennsylvania. 591 Reading. l3a
Bar silver is quoted at 43 -ed- per ounce
Canada Northwest Land Company, 3is
4.30 mParis aivces quote Three Per Cent Hentes az
s. francs so centimes for the account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-13

The business IN mining stocks at the Conso idatel
stock ami Petroleum ENcla 20 aggre gated 5olol
shares for me week against 45OSj for the precedn
Tie dealings, however presented nothing out OF
the ordinary cOurse. The Comstocds were irregular
Consolidated California and Virginia ruling specially
strong - IS - s5. TIE Colorado stocks attracted
more than attention. Horn silver declined from
II 30 to II CT Il 70.
CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAY FRANcIsoO. Sept. II. 1896.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-13

REILLY g. MCELHINNY,
N. ACCTIONEEkS,
NO SIS NASSAU ST, NEAR FULTON-sT.
rycrpTrONAL AND HIGHLY ATTRACTIVE SALE
--N- Of ENGLISH MANUFACTURED
corn AMI SILVER PLATE, CUTLERY, &C,
At Our salesrOOm Above on
WFDNEsDAY. THU RSDAY AND FRIDAY,
September 18Th 10th and I'm, at clock each Jay
We ara ,rs-,c,ad nv vessrs Ivfon Company cutters
and silversmiths Sheffield England, to sell large con-
signment, shipped per steamer America, comprising
A MAGNIFICENT COLLECTION OF CHOICE ARTI-
Giles FOR TABLE USE
high class EectroSlver Plate;
GRAND FRUIT AND FLOWER EPERGNEs,
SILVER MOUNTED BRITISH OAK.
CROWN DERBY wEDGEwoOD, AND COPELAND
CHINA WARE
IN Modern and Antique Patterns.
The old Jshed and world renOgne lrm OF
ELLINGTON & cos
CIakers TO Her Majesty the Qneen)
Forks and Spoons Cabinets OF Complete sets %
cutlery noble Black Marble Clocks Bronzes sc, &C, tho
adOrllng splendid opportunity parties furnishing
for the purchase Of Birthday, Wedding and copA-
mentary presents. -.-
HE GOODS WILL BE on EXHIBITION
THIS DAY AMI Tomorrow
Catalogues ready, and be had apptcatOn
LADIES ESPECIALLY INVITED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-13

CHARLESTON. sept ll.-rurpentine steady at 33'sc.
SAVANNAH sept ll.-Turpentne firm 40 $3.50.
WILMINGTON, sept ll.-TurpentIne dull az 54c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-13
SAY FRANcr.co. sent. II. 1870

CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON, STOCKS
BOsToy. Sept. II. 1895.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-13

The market forward delivery quiet FIRST prices
showed point and the final figures represented
decline OF ! point september and a points
months Sales Is 900 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-13

otaI bush . 222 20 g294 2995s 80 s1697l
A1-.- 40. ~ .-. 2..-Az.a5 oaaa.gg- a-.2.5.2-I
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1886-12-25

G9- The second annual meeting Of the Mary
land State Farmers Association will be held in
the city of Baltimore, in Wednesday, Jan. 18th,
1887, beginning at 1880 q. m. By the consti-
tuition, each agricultural society regular organ
ization Of farmers in county is authorized to
elect one delegate to the Association. In each Of
the several counties of the State, one County
Farmers Association may be organized, subsidi-
airy to, and designed to promote like general OBJ
jects WITH the State Association, and each county
shall be entitled to as many delegates as it has
members In both branches of the Legislature. In
every county where such County Farmers As
ISOLATION is not formed, the vice. president for
that county shall call public meeting of the
farmers to assemble on or before the first Wednes
day in January, (January 9Th, 1881 to select
delegates from that county to the State Associa-
ton, equal in number to the representatives from
that county in the Legislature; and every citizen
of the State engaged in farming shall be entitled
to vote in the county wherein he resides for dele
gates to the Association, and shall be eligible for
election as delegate-it being provided that in
the event of the failure of at least ten farmers to
attend such called meeting, then it shall be the
duty of the ce-president for that county to ap-
point the delegates therefrom. The usual arrange
ments for reduced rates of transportation will be
mnda
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1886-12-25
Correspondence baltimore County Union.
PUTTING 1T A LITTLE STRONG.
pA1rrMnpr CnnNrx Islh nao mo-

BALTIMORE COUNTY, 18th Dec, 1886.
Messrs. Editors "A few days ago q gentle
man remarked in my presence that CHOSE Long
necker boys are clever boys" which caused me to
scratch my head and think. Well, those BOYS
were boys-lem me sea- fourth of q century or
more ago, wasn't it? However, in some cases it
won't do to be exact or statistical or some of us
might be CHASED with the fogies, and the ladies
might take it up, and there would be no end of
comment, searching of family records, &c. But
we'll always be boys, won't we2 The above re-
mark also led me to think that it was about time
my subscription was paid, and saying as much q
lady in the company chimed in with, eyes, pay
it by all means. I have seen many county
pupers, but none to compare with THE UNION,
and think those boys ought to be told that THE
UNION is the best county paper in the Union
There's feather for your cap, and from a good
Judge of such matters, too, although not on your
side of the house, politically. Well, you deserve
it. I will not bore you these blessed Xmas times
with q Communication" but you may get one
in the near future; not q theological discussion,
but some dry industrial facts of probable interest
to some of your readers. With the compliments
T.
1.-THE above is perhaps rather too fulsome fol
modest editors to reproduce in their columns, but
knowing that the good hearted friend who wrote
it means exactly what he says, we may be par
doned for publishing his letter just as it was writ
ten. We know his heart is in the right place.
and we only hope we deserve half the good things
he says of us.-EIs.]
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1886-12-25

8- William 0. Ensor, of the Sth district, is an
applicant for road supervisor. On Wednesday o
petition, signed by between forty and fifty resi-
dents of that district, was presented to Mr. Todd,
a member Of the Board, in which is set forth the
threat that unless he uses his influence to secure
Mr.. Ensor's appointment, that they-the petition.
ers-will vote against him if he should come up
for denomination. Mr.. Todd is not the man we
take him to be if he could be Influenced in his
action by any such trick as this. That so large q
number of men could have been found in the 9Th
district willing to sign such petition as this
would not have believed. The right of petition
is great American privilege, and the demands
of an officials constituents have right to be re-
spectfulIy heard, but when these demands are
put in the nature of q threat, then they do not
deserve the slightest consideration at the hands
of the official against whom the threat is aimed.
We do not know that Mr.. Ensor got the petition
ND, nor do ne know whose names are ON it, but
We do know that this is not the proper way to
approach sworn officer, whose duty it should be
to subserve the best interests Of the taxpayers
gardess of any expectations for the future,
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HIRE INSURANCE NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CON- I
PANY IN HARTFORD COUNTY.
NOTICE is hereby given, in pursuance of the
Charter of said Company, an election for PRES
IDENT AND EIGHTEEN DIRECTORS thereof
will be held in Bel Air,
on Monday, January Sd, 1887,
as II O'Clock M,
To serve for the ensuing year, and for the pur-
pose of making such changes or notifications Of
the Bylaws as may be considered expedient.
GEO. r. CAIRNES,
Dec. 25.-2t) Secretary.
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SCHMUCKER WHITELOCK, Attorneys, Al
Lexington St., Baltimore.

- US. WILLIAM L. ST0RK AND CLIN-
TONIA W. STORK, HIS WIFE, in the Circuit
Court for Baltimore county, in Equity.
ORDERED by the Circuit Court for Baltimore
county, this Sth day of December, 1886, that the
sale made and reported by George Whitelock,
Attorney named in the mortgage for the sale OF
the property mentioned in the proceedings in the
above entitled cause, be ratified and confirmed,
unless cause to the contrary thereof be shown, on
or before the Sd day Of January, 1886, provided
a copy of this order be inserted in some newspa-
per printed and published in Baltimore county
once in each of three successive weeks before the
Sd day of January, 1886. The report states the
amount of sales to be $6,420.OO.
JOHN w. SHANKLIN, Clerk.
True Copy-Test:
JOHN W. SHANKLIN, Clerk.
Dec. 1l.-4t.