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The sun., 1890-07-20
STAIN HEATERS COMPLAIN
II They Can't Open tho Streets They Cnnr
R"pnir Pipes-Mny Get n Mnndnmus.

II They Can't Open tho Streets They Cant
R"pnir Pipes-Mny Get n Mnndnmus.
! The New York Steam Company yesterday 70.
quested the Department OF Public Work. TO
seud Engineer Towe 10 act as an inspector
while examinations and temperature tests are
made along the line Of the company's mains
down town to-day They want sunday test,
because. they cay that The big boilers In the
office buildings have much 10 do with the sub.
servire heat that the Board Of Health and other
city authorities complain OF, aud they promise
to turn on their full pressure the same as on
week days Tor the inspection. rs Engineer
IowIe is away with Commissioner Gilroy at
PlattsburGh. looking a. the stone to be fur
nshed for the new Court House building Dep.
utv Commissioner Bernard I. Martin wrote
that t Q company would have to be satisfied
with somebody -lse.
The officers of tue COMPANY, President " al.
lace c. andrews and lce-Pre-ident q. +. shall
err are very much exercised over commission.
ar nilroy's revocation OF All their permits 10
trses be w Tay 5h1t ns eou nGgo
mkndamus.
Nj. halter sent 10 the Mayor yesterday the
This company received oroers from the President
OF .ne Heath LeH+rtmsnt !" make IeP..r; 10 TO steam
iniendsn OF our street repair dspat neiI wa arrested
pars oIer.d Sy tue s.ih perariment on tie around
'Si s naG no permit he % Hoo
Wors has ohed a.. permits e9mpsnS p. and in
n
pa viii not permitted TO MAKE any farther open.
h" 10 hard TO obey two masters and
this COMPANY asks e. at you as head
OF tie riy uo,ernmenL nvuty us which OF the masters
We shall serve
We have made several apple ,tions for permits TO
open streets to make repairs 20 steam pth and 70
make house connections for new all or rAid
letters relna,nins unanswerea at nj writing
no d ousiUle tor all GamRLeE because OF
his refusal permit TO carry the business for
which the company was orcanEei AMI chartered by
tie stat ANA this company now nOtihes you that We
Will ho the city nslole for OF business and
any fur. her damage that may be done To us our
and the public generally because OF the refusal
of Commissioner Gir0y 20 grant US permits to make
necessary 'pars AMI InnneC. C.inns
And We further clhim that we cannot be held re-
spousibe to the Health Department for tho fulimont
aid faithful performance OF its ur,.ers while permi1
are re. used us by tie De- arment OF Pubic NorhL
There was queer citizens meeting" in
Parad se Park last night t" protest against the
Board OF lealth'S 5 inte fereuc" with the com.
pany. A band Of music de lighted the young
s;ers. and amid great deal OF acket speeches
were made by two citizens. Popular ndiRna.
IiOn was not aroused perceptibly. perhaps on
account ri the n ise and iun in the park. but
all the boys and girls said aye TO the resolutio nc
The sun., 1890-07-20
voLTs LOOSE i. BEEKnAN STREET
Not Many, But Enough to Surprise the
Hora-s that ame In Contact with Them.

Not Many, But Enough TO Surprise the
HOra-s that nme In Contact with Them.
Ono OF the wires OF the Edison Company
in their conduit IN Beekman street broke
near the corner Of Gold street at noon
yesterday and turned three or four hun
dred volts OF electricity loose in the
surrounding SOIL A mauhole cover at the
juno ion Of the two streets was sulcharged with
electricity. and u half dozen cat horses who
stepped on 1t with their iron sh es went
thr" gh the mos surprising antics. Tho
Hleeckar street car track. Just foot or two
from tho nAnhoie, caUgnt some OF the surplus
current too. and several Of he drivers had
hard time Of Il getting their team- ross the
obstruction. The "t horse o. one The mrs
ie in his struggles, and 1t was We minutes
Al i o'clock one I the Edison men came
around, and alter potteenG with tho wires for
afe minutes announced that they were all
right again.
The sun., 1890-07-20
MAJOR rENDAEION'S DISGRACE
His Wife Knew Noihln. OF His Divorce
and Subsequent Marriage.


and Subsequent Marriage.
FORT WORTH. Texas, July 14.-NIrs. Pendle-
ton No. made n statement to-day. She
learned Of her husbands infUtuation Tor Miss
Cullen last December. shortly after his return
from the East. by finding in his rocket will
in which he heIueathed 10 Addie Cullen $500
OF his estate. Two da,s later. at the pout OF a
pistol. he forced his wife to surrender the d"c-
umen. He then threw his, arms a. ound his
wife and wepl like child; He told her he no
longer loved her: that he loved 10 one.
At various times he begged her o agree to a
separatom. She declined FOR the chiidren's
sake. He asked her t remain in Tennessee.
but she declined. SAYING she would return to
Fort Mor'h when she comtle ed her visit.
Mayor pendle on feared violence a the hands
OF his wiie's brother. Mrs. Pend eton saws that
while he urged hrr t" agree TO Il sepai iation he
never spoke Of dive CO.
Aayor / end eion = resignation was received
this morning Dy tie City toun ii and was at
o"ce accepted. The neAt regular meeting of
the Citv Council viii arrange for the election
OF his successor. 1t is not believed here that
Pendleton will retu:n to Fort Worth.
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1ACnAASING THE HAIkH FLoK.
7j,OOO.OOO Gallons n Day Now Supplied
by the New Aqueduot.

by the New Aqueduot.
An increase In the daily delivery Of water BY
means OF the new aIueduct was ordered yes
terday after a consultation between Chief En-.
Gineers Fteey and Birdsall. AS a result. tho
water was flowing into the Cen ral Park reser.
voiI at o'clock last evening a. the rate OF u.s.
100000 gall ms day. This How will be kept
up until the reservoir is hlIed up, which will
be only a matter OF a few dayR. Then the
wale will he smut OH from he new conduit
and the repairs W II be completed.
No re orts OF damage 10 street mains or
house rlumbinE have followed the incie Ease OF
pre- sure throughout the Croton water Systom.
Tho inc ease was made gradually and with
excellent ~ Emelt TO secu 9 this result.
The increased pressure In he downtown dis.
trirts has been O. uaI to an additional head Of
twelve feet. Up town 1t has been equal TO an
adHi iounl head Of twenty-one feet ON account
Of the lact hat gain of about ten feet has
been made b. turning the wa, er dire ty Into
the rev 4S-inch mains, and MI those who
live on third and fourth floors in houses thRt
hoast no orce pumps are rejoicing hal they
have 'unn!n water y day as We n by night.
The leak at Shaft %. at lS0th street ana the
Harlem River, has been stopped
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James Culhert who was employed in a box factory
IN Washington street Br oklyn was yesterday morn
ing found unconscious in tho alsyway aon. side Mrs
FalmerS boarding house at III Prospect street An sx
animation showed that he had fractured skull aud
broken wrist lie occupied a furnished room in tho
house nn & Iuly wuen le left taking tho key OF the
room with m lie called Al hs house FRIDAY night
and MAnte" retngags the room but a. no drunk
Mrs Pa,ncr ciuscd toilet him have some force
had 10 be used To ttct MN itis supposed thLi he
tLTeu to the hOusc during the night and gn ng his
room Tell out OF tic window Tnr police 10 NJ suspect
Nlorncs tulbert w,s removed 20 the Cumberland
street Hospital Is thought that e cannot recover
The sun., 1890-07-20
Perhaps They .slashcd Away Tor Fun.

There was Aracerstic Italian cutting affray on
Friday night in front Of t2o Sixth avenue Brooklyn.
There were four engaged IN II, Louis Depao. a.
Frank Cocusoio Ange0 SalvionA and rAsGue!o salyi.
all OF whom live IN the ueIlb DrhOot. The four
men sldsHcd each other niiscTiunAlcy, and kept up
hght unit, Lepaoa lcll rNh Is. ed from hss o.
blood whrn tho others al Of Wptm WrTc A.u more ~
less woudrd. took to ght !tWGs 10 nj th,t Depiua
had received TWO SeNrc 'nis ono IN tie ON AMI Que
In tile and To incnI sClut. hen ed
his house 4, ',sh SiX,n aNcnu,. Thr olhert re men
subsequently arrtEei. aud II lCOk tue ambulance
su gcGn hour dress their item vii
say what IN" uOIhc was RhoyI tut I 10 ia,Ig that
DepaOiA attentions to an Italian gIr, lFuyCAe4Is
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Three Who Were Scared nu, Not Hurt.

Not aday passes" said DR. Van schack, yesterday.
who has charge Of the New York FasteUr lnsutge in
Dr. Gibcrs absence that at least person does
come here with bite a scratch from dog from
which there is not tho slightest danger since the opsn.
ing OF t institute Il nEmOe- oil such VISITORS
red with those who rea " heeGcG reAIneut has been
~ r g on" Al. such c we send away with The as
surRlre liza tnei" IA no llng 10 IUar."
1h"re were three VlErorS NJ the institute yesterday
whV were mere scared ana not huTt uI th,sc two
were school chr Zen. uOU Ui Thum had cen hit en-
sIht uInn the ~ I!n The third rs a woman " oac
do scratched ntr laud whi.e Ehe playing with
h,m NJ three we're tod that the wounds were harm.
less and soAt away.
The sun., 1890-07-20
THREE rRArALhAD s1oUx RErUnN
Gen. O'Beirne Thinks Buffalo Bill She ouldn' t
Have sent Them In the SteeraGe.

Have sent Them In the SteeraGe.
Three ble-looking Sioux Indians from
Buffalo Bill's show. low Mt Hanover. landed at
the Barre Office yesterday with the immi-
grants who rived on the mShip Augusta
Veto la. Gen. O'Beirnc who has ha expert
ence on the plains with the untutored red man,
took charge of tho loug-haireI Americans.
They are Bear Pipe. White Horse. m VIII te
Weasel. and were acc mpaned on their voy-
aGr bv kcnHrl Matthews. the crack whip OF
tie Wet and driver OF the Black Hills
coach. They were the guests OF George &.
Cra.er at the Occi @ tai Hotel lat night. To-
day they will be entertained Ivy Gen. U'Beirne
and the Rev, ather Craft formerly mission
ary among the Sioux.
Tie General thinks that the three Sioux have
been unJustly tIeateI. By the terms OF the
contract between. the, United States aud
Buffalo Bill and Nate Salisbury. the indians
were to have such things as may be requisite
and proper" Tor Their health. The General says
that voyage L. the stee age is not one Of
Ridge Agency on Tuesday.
The sun., 1890-07-20
BOUND FOR ALASKA.
A Party OF American Tourists or for =
Fifty Days. Journey.

Fifty DRyH' journey.
NOMINAL Quebec. July 19.-An excursion
party of 100 Americans arrived in Montreal
this afternoon en- route to the Pacific coast and
Alaska. A specia train consisting OF five
Canad an Paci!c sieepeIs. a dining car and q
baggage car will leave here on Monday even
ing for Winnipeg. EauH Hot Spring. and
Gac er House are 10 be halting places. AMI
the I. ain " Ill reach ancOuNer Oh july 81. On
Aug. the ,rn!ty will ,ail from Victoria tor
Alaska on the Gamer Queen. On the eturn
from Alaska rherr will be series OF visits to
Puget Sound cltics and Portland, Oregon.
The homeward Journey VIII % over he, North
ern PRcinc Hailro d. with sde Trips through
the Yellowstone Park.
The entire round will occupy n'ty days. The
Alaska voyage Will cOVGrA 10 tniGht, and the
Yellowstone Park tour II week.
The sun., 1890-07-20
No Lnw to MnVe n Wife Let Hcr Husband
Into The House.

Several policemen from tho Adams street station
in Brooklyn hurried 20 20 johnson early ysster
day morning in woman loud screams tor
help They found that tho Outcry was raised by Mrs
l,ndlum n Gre'smaker, Who oCculie. the house, and
ihhi q was provoked by tic "h"Tt- of AOnlO Lud.
un, her gsrHnd I" o' tam AdmhHiOu. There had been
AquArrC b. tween tile couple n tie evening and vile
the husband came hack efn nj the doors ocGed ami
boltei. He wAs eiIHgoI Ia breaking In tho or with
bricks when III, wife cries armed the hbOrh oo1
The presen OF tie police Stpprd tho tunult but mrs
Lu llum duggtd refused to admit her husband And Ao
had to sock OtAeT guRTlsTA
The sun., 1890-07-20
An EnterprlslnG Errand Boy.

Fourteen year old Joseph Silver of Brook yn was held
in 800 bail at Essex Market Court yesterday on a
charge Of obtaining goods under false pretencoa Tho
boy formerly emp!oyed errund hoy by Berg
BrotherA ~ Lispenard street lie was discharged a
month ago aud the firm soon discovered that somo ono
WAS obtaining goods the CLARK spool Thread Com
pAny in their On lTIuHy Afternoon silver
presented at order at te thread factory purporng
was e.ted, ana iested 10 having forged several
oriers "f tbs same KIND VI on winch is supposed
obtained fully 400 worth Of gOuds The goods hs
disp".ed OF through agents whom he hired for tho
L MI
The sun., 1890-07-20
Sunocnted by Gna.

ANDERSON. Ind. July 19.-Whtle Louis Pip
pin was digging In q well near here yesterday
aterno n his pick broke through into hollow
nj the bottom. There WAS q rush OF gas and
err was lowered into tie well. and he
too wa suffocat"d. The bodies were recoy-
cred two hours atcr.
The sun., 1890-07-20
Ohm Fonr Ont on RniI.

Chm FonE, tho Chinese Napoleon OF Finance, who has
been imprisoned since December last on indictments
for forging he Of Chinese and japanese nler.
chants to commercial paper to tho Of s3OotO
released by JudIo Marine in tensra Sessions yes
10 ca, ~ Ft' nah !uIhiHneu by Jonh I.an OF h5S
Ninety event street civi, sult WIS brought AKA nst
fung before Judge hcAdaIn for Taisng money On n
forged n0r tor Si+iO but the suit WAS dismissed.
10 had made the note nu. in tho name OF of ihe
Arms OF which he is n member.
The sun., 1890-07-20
Hoyle's PUN . Not strong EuouEb.

Tho discharge OF Arthur Boyle from his place as fore
mAu OF construction on the new cruiser No. !. at tho
navy yard, has proved surprise tic Republican pol.
iticians in the TwenIieth ward In brooklyn, where he
has DeenA leader IN The BrardIohuLU faction Il Is
unuefSi, % nat hH removal due 10 the carerss
IeT IN winch he disc HT!ei his dutitS anu an lOugA
some Of tie big kepu CaI Siacrnou III Btuokly went
with him ash lgt to gcok tor his telnstateme MI
tey have not been ruCc,Gsful IN Their enOrtG boyle
has oesn trsi me- Part ~ quAr'ermau III tho CON
foreman In hiI place
The sun., 1890-07-20
Excelsior Down stairs, Fnmll,e. Up Stair.

Al 1:2O A. NJ yesterday Gre broke out in SAmuo
wizers mattress factory in tho basement of The i've
story tenement II Norfolk street flames burst through
tho wniows OF the shop into tho air shaft a tho
tenement Tie inmates were badly frightened and
scrambled hONn the ne rs apes on the front Of the
bui ding Mrs >msn NeyodoHsky who :" as about TO
fire scnIe 1ho hrenen hOisted Iaddrr and helped
her d0Nn. DAVID KuDerhi l., IN, WIte. ami ive ri.
dTen hai ErAnEei by EnUkr before they reuchet
tho sidewalk Tho llrrmen by QUICK work prevented
mueh lus. The damage was sl,:O !.
The sun., 1890-07-20

Aktttle containing 100 pounds Of bceSwAN exploded
yesterday forenoon in L. Brommonds factory, as5
West sixteenth street and SGT IRE 10 the place smoke
nsd the two upper floors Of tho houIe, and Tho FAINT
lies ~ j. H. MnICtOn teacher ana hTs Knapp had a
lively time TtA ng the street cat ln The M0nctOhs
TSonls was smolhsTsd ana = pockstbook On Mrs.
nTs under control IN twenty minuIsL bTommondb
loas = C200a
The sun., 1890-07-20
L,verpool JaeL Wants IIls Liberty.

Upon the application OF william p Howe, counsel for
John fupAIrick better known rs Liverpool Jack"
Judge Andrews in Supreme Court yesterday granted
writ OF habeas corIus directing the Warden Of Sing
Sing prison 10 produce Fitzpatrick heOTr him on Mon
day IieNt ~ 4. A. NJ ground upon which me writ
Issued IL that FEparcks uue years sentence for
klnApp was reversed on Friday bT tho h"ntTA Term
~ Tho suTem" Court and FzpaITCk desires his liberty
on bail pending u new trial
The sun., 1890-07-20

4 voluntary dissolution OF the Grand United order OF
Odd Fellows Building Association has been asked for
by majority Of the trustees and Judge Andrews has
entered order directing all persons who hav" claims
ARanBi tho HAsOciation 10 present them Thomas B
CIaTksOn before oct % object m the assoc alton
was to nurchAe prupert. and erect temple in which
tho various lodges could hut only fOur.ntthB OF
tho stock has hern subSc bed for and there A pOss
bity OF carrying out tie scheme.
The sun., 1890-07-20
Tore tho PolIe-man,s cIethss 60 shr.as.

Policeman John heCreS of the Charles street station
was passing through Fifteenth street in plain clothes At
"a A. NJ. Yesterday whom gang OF Young upon
him, knocked him down. kichsd him. and tore his
clothing TO HhrcdA Tie noise ut the Gcufs attracted
another ohcer and he and McCTeA captured The
men-,'hArles Norton ~ $40 Nest Tnrtieth street a
bORtman and Thomas McKteyOr, a plumber OF 40 West
Thirteenth street Tho prisoners were held in SllGIJ
each at JeGeTsoh Market yeSeTday
The sun., 1890-07-20
Ths star spAng!ed Bs
. p.,.-, A., alter RogsrL
More Time TO Cbase Paper Up Town

Ito pArer chaterS' whose usefulness hAI diEuinsd
IN" somewhat defi'Ns term, have been divided into
Two squads by their chisL Sergeant r. II. pieksu
thirty OF the policemen whose dstTicta are aouth ~
IHsnE second street Will continue 10 report for rcli
GU az the htoHAft building Ihe others WhO do dutI
tSgs hseond street WI report ~ the TwsGt
Depot and lots Of time aud uo1bls VII BE- IHysS sseS
The sun., 1890-07-20

Staten Islands FAte Chsmpeiro on the Henderson
grounds July ~ for the hcneht OF the WomAnS III
change promises to he great success A large plat
form covered by tent is TO be sTe,trd the avn for
dancing tHppAE music TIE grounds 10 10 ilut'
mated by co0reu secTIc lights lhe entrance fee .hGS
Teen nGed ~ Sl.
The sun., 1890-07-20

The Great Presidential NyStery--ons Of the most rs
oSnS In 6IAmpL Room ~ Tribune Building, N. Y.-laH
The sun., 1890-07-20

Music on the Mall In Central Park this afternoon At
O'Clock ny Uappa's seventh Regiment band. The fol-
lowing is the programme
PARrL
"Ths star SpAnH,ei Banner"
J. Grand ror"nt.ion March. - ie fropbste" Msyerbser
= overture crown diamonds ,,...,.,,,' Inner
= - mphOhio poem Les Pre udeS" b.. ...,LiaIi
CoFne'spso song OF the hebrew Maiden"
. ,- Walter RogsrL
p" 'NT"u'iL IL FAFlAA ,s'.''.,.,. Verdi
PART
y Overture, Aud Lang syne ",,..,...... usiis,
iAnlatie Tho GeruAnS Before Paris .. -. Tfsntisr
"TarAutelle do salon -..-'.- " JnI,sh
Aa'''s fide'e' 20 Come all ys Faithful
10 CAPRICE Pleasures Of Matrimony !" 'SSpii Si
DOkology,
The sun., 1890-07-20
The List or Referees,

These referees were appointed in cAkeS In the stats
coLI,s ia LA.s city .As, wees
tITKkMK
RI Ji.fJ nd
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1890-02-21
Legislative Notes.

The Baltimore Belt Railroad bill has been
favorably reported In the House.
Mr.. Richardson's order requesting our rep
resentatives in Congress to vote against the
civil service law was unfavorably reported
In the House, on the 14th. Mr.. Richardson
spoke vigorously in favor of the order but
the unfavOrable report was adopted.
The order to appoint Mr.. James Amos, OF
Hartford county, assistant postmaster was re-
ported favorably by the ways and means
committee. Mr.. Hess claimed that it was the
right of the postmaster to appoint his assist
ant. Mr.. Preston, of Hartford, opposed this,
saying that if men work in any part of the
House without authority from that body they
should take their chances of being paid Mr..
Philbin wanted the Speaker to appoint the
assistant postmaster. Mr.. Preston also op-
posed this. Mr.. Philbins amendment was
adopted.
The Senate bill providing for the appoint
ment of School Commissioners in Charles
and st. Mary's counties, after debate was re-
ferred to the committee on education.
A petition was presented in the House,
last Friday. by Mr.. Mitchell. from 1O3 citi-
zens of Hartford county, praying that the
owners of land bordering on the public high
way be compelled to maintain fences.
Mr.. Mitchell has obtained leave for bill to
incorporate Tue ITusC, Loan ana security
Company of Hartford county.
The bill to amend the law relating to shoot
ing wild fowl from boats was read second
time in the Senate, on Tuesday.
Another proposition was received for leas-
ing the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal to per-
SONS who promise to maintain it as q water
way.
Mr.. Mitchell, of Hartford, has leave to in
troduce In the House bill appropriating
money to support the Hsvre de Grace High
School.
Leave has also been granted TO Mr.. Hop
kins for bills to prohibit seine-haulipg in
Spesutia Narrows; TO incorporate the Trust
and Security Company of Havre de Grace
and to repair the State Hay Scales at Havre
de Grace.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1890-02-21
Apo intments by tho Governor.

Governor Jackson. on Wednesday, sent a
number appointments to the Senate, among
which were the following for Hartford coun-
ty:
On the State Board of Education, John D.
Worthington.
Inspector of Hay and Straw, Charles II.
Street,
Trustee of Maryland Agricultural College,
jeremiah P. Silver.
Director of Female House of Refuge, Col
John Carroll Walsh.
Justices of the Peace.-First district, VIM
j. Price, George NJ. Hardy; second, George
L. Delaney, George Harris, VIM. T. Gro
min, Everett G. Hughes third. James A.
Fulton, James A. Lyle, Charles W. Proctor,
George W. Richardson, Humphrey Wilson,
James Z. Keech, John Trago fourth, Shad-
rach r. Gilbert, James B. Luckey, Thomas
b. Devoe, Alfred s. Upton, Thomas johnson,
VIM. B. Wright, VIM. M. Barton fifth,
John o. Stearns, Henry X. Waters, Andrew
Boyle, James 8. Davis John McDoon, Luth-
er Fl. McNabb; sixth, John c. Charshee, Syl-
vester E. Penning.
Registers.-First district, John A. Gun
ningham second, Josiah Bailey third, Oc-
tavian N. Whitaker; fourth, Thomas Butler /;
fifth, Archibald Wilson; sixth, Henry C.
Lawder.
Notaries Public-James H. w. Foster,
Havre de Grace; Thomas 81. Robinson,
Frank E. Gorrell, j. Royston Sitter, for third
election district.
Special Ducking Police.-WiIliam Barnes,
Robert McGaw.
Weigher of Hay, &C., in Havre de Grace
Lewis Fresch.
Other general appointments were as fol-
lows:
Commissioner of Fisheries-Gustavus W.
Delswder.
Mine Inspector.-Richard T. Browning
Chief of the Bureau of Statistics and In
formation.-Thomas G. Weeks.
State Live Stock Sanitary Board.-Gener-
al Joseph B. Seth, Alexander M. Fulford
John Brady.
State Veterinary Inspector.-Dr. VIM. NJ.
Wray.
Weighmaster of Live Stock of the City of
Baltimore.-James Rittenhouse.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1890-02-21
Letter from Lapidum.

Reported for The Egis.
FEB 17.-Mr. Augustus Walker was obliged
to kill a valuable horse which had broken its
hind leg. he also lost fine young COW. The
cause of her death unknown.
Our farmers have been having their chickens,
butter, meat. &C., stolen from them. We hope
the thieves will be caught and punished.
We had prize fight on Saturday night be-
tween an old man of 65 and his young daugh-
ter, aged 16 years. 1t ended in the old gentle
man having black eye given him. A witness
of the battle says that he deserved to have both
eyes BACKED.
Some of our farms were badly washed by the
heavy rain of Friday last, and the creeks and
runs were rendered impossible.
Our wheat crops look remarkably well, and
we expect large yield this year.
La grippe is gradually leaving the neighbor-
hood, and all feel inclined to speed the parting
guest. We have had a number of fine fox
cnases this winter, and the sport has been much
enjoyed by our huntsmen.
The fishermen are mending and hanging their
seines, and expect the fishing season to begin
early this year.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1890-02-21
TRAVELLER,

The Lapidum debating society met on Friday,
the 14th, and argued the question us Con-
science True Moral Guide!" Joseph Spen-
Ger and F. P. Carroll spoke for the negative,
and A. II. Bowman for the affirmative. The
Judges, W. e. Clark, Jr., W. d. Craig and
John A. Burkins, decided in favor of the mega
tive.
Mrs. Mary f Stephenson and her daughter,
Nellie, are wishing friends in Washington.
Miss Birdie Lee, of Clayton, is the guest of
Miss Carrie Courtney.
Anglers getting ready to handle their
lines, a very early fishing season being expected
The young ladies and gentlemen of this place
will give an entertainment in the Masonic
Hall, on Saturday evening, March 1st. The
proceeds will be devoted to the church.
Mrs. Mary Courtney. who has been i'll for
several weeks with pneumonia, is now conval
escent. MCGINTY.