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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1890-12-27
1891.
Harper's Young People.
AN ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY.

The Twelfth Volume of Harpers Young People
begins on November 4, 1890. This best and most
comprehensive weekly in the world for young
readers presents rich and attractive program
the Plains" by Kirk Munroe; men of Iron," a
romance, by Howard Pyle, with illustrations by
the author Flying Hill Farm" by SOPHIE
trick and "Yellowtop, by Annie Bronson King
In addition to these five serials, there will be
stories in two or three parts by Thomas Nelson
Page Hjalmar Hjorth Boyesen, Edwin Lassetter
Bynner, Harriet Prescott Spofford, Mary E. Will:
kins, Nora Perry, and others. Short stories, and
articles ON science history, travel: adventure
games and sports with hundreds of illustrations
of the highest character, will render Hdrper's
Young People for 1891 unrivalled as miscellany
of the best reading for boys and girls.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1890-12-27
mo LOAN ON FIRST MORTGAGES.

Il -
One sum of 5000, one sum of $500, one sum OF
81 ,000 one sum of 81, OOO ..
JOHN F. GONTRUM.
Attorney at Law, Towsontown. Md.
May 4.-tf.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1890-12-27
SCRIBNER'S MAGAZINE

For the coming year will be noteworthy for a
number of special features which the Pub
fishers believe are of very unusual in
terest and among them the follow
ing may be mentioned:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-04-24
THunspAY April nth.


Prisoners Ia the jail At Westminster
sawed off two iron bars Of q window
of cell and removed : stone from the
wall, but they were detected 10 their
plans 10 eEcapa.
Governor Jackson il still undessrm
ined az 10 bis action on the reassess-
msnt bill.
The North German LLOYD steam
ahip Dresden brought 1897 immi.
grants 70 Baltimore.
The Archer investigation brought
out the idea fTam s. Al. Williams that
fha ax.kfaasnrnr Had owed debt 8!
$lo0, 900 upon which he paid six per
cent. interest annually, also that he
had liquidated $4,000 the debt sfter
becoming treasurer The investiga-
lion will be taken up again next We'd
neaday morning
Tho College Of Pharmacy gradua-
ted forsy-shree students.
Owing Is the great pressure upon
him for office Secretary Blaine has be.
come convert Eocivil.aervice reform.
Senator Barbour has intfodnoed .
bill for The purchase Of number d
| Washington relics from Lawrence
| Washington, of Virginia.
| The Pan.Amerioan Congress- enter.
tanned Pgeaidsnt Hrrison to hand.
some dinner lsst night.
District os Columbia Emancipation
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-04-24

Walter. S. Turrin, cf Csntrstills.
Queen Annes county. Nd, has been
nominated for naval cadet.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-04-24

aIss madneas," he said. "YOn'll
repent tsoms day, taka my word ifOF
that. and with this parting shot be-
vanished into The forest aud ! contin-
ued o. my way.
II had rsined heavily the night b..
Iore, and for while frequent atoPa
were made to clear away the limbs
hich Tie storm had blown on 70 tbs
track. at some points 10 great prOfu.
ion. This occupied considerable time,
aud ii was toward noon when we aps
preached the centre Of the division,
Tie colonela words had somehow left
an impression on nay mind Ehich ]
tried ia vain 10 shake oa, though what
there was 10 fear ! hardly knew my.
sell, IaIwaya carried the pistol with
ne, not from fear IF Wild beasts, but
because the few Hindua who inhAbit.
ed parts Of the forest we're not above
suspicion. We had just struck tbs
commencement Of rather heavy
grade which circled around bend
some twenty yards ahead and ther
swept on il a straight line for dis
lance Of mile and a-half,
We were going pretty rapidly, ans
| / could hear the quick. heavy breath
ing Of the Hindua behind me, as th'
| trolly turned the curve.
I was IN the act Of lighting i cigal
when lopd cry from Persbad CAUSED
me to drop The burning msteh, and
wheeling round, / saw the twp rascal
/ II Hindus making off 10 fast as theil
legs would carry them.
stared In engagement for SECOND
Of two, and then turned and lookeS
down The railway. That ono brie
glimpse nearly stood NY hair On end
for sprawIed lazily on The track barrel,
fiity yards away lag monsIroua ii
gress fondliog two cubs, that wefl
sporting between the raila, and besia
her stood the father Of the family
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-04-24

WEDNESDAY,, April 10th
The Salvation Army celebrated ii
tenth anniversary
Mm. J. Mason, brakeman on the
NorIhern Central Railway, was killed
NIf William N Wyeth. wholesale
iron merchant, is dead.
TIE Trotting Horse Breeders As.
socIaiion arranged for Two days race
meeting IN the Fall.
Judge Bond decided Id favor of The
United Statea EXPRESS Company 4 IL
neuaa n mAiHh CANA ii is osns
iliet TiAths Interstate commerce law,
Collector Marine was besisRed by
ladies who asked Offices fof their bus
bands.
Mr.. james Carey Coala was made i
Knight Of the Grown Of Italy BY King
Hnmbert.
Thoa. Calleiu, telegraph operator al
the Corn aud Flour Exchange, died
last night on Madison avenue.
Al Annapolis. yesterday, Governor
jackson depoaed Mr.. Stevenson Arch.
or IS State treasurer and appointed
as biz successor Mr. F H. Brown, sx
States attorney Of Queen Annes
county. Mr. Brown accepted, and
will qualify tomorrow.
Five stables at Towsontown, Sc.
longing 10 ]. NJ Watkins, John Mar
ley Laais w Held, William Al. Lee
ard Mrs. James w. Owings, we're de.
atroysd by Gre, muls and COW belong.
ing 70 Mr.. Watkins being burned to
death.
Freedom district. Carroll county.
voted against license.
Mr. William Noble, Of Caroline
county, died suddenly.
Ira speech X the dinner given 10
him ID Washington Gen. Scho6eId
spoke strongly of the urgent need 81
provision for adequate coast defences.
Several Of the republican Senators,
i il said, ara inclined 10 remit the
Mcnsana contest 10 the people or that
State.
The tariff reports or the ways and
nseAps committee ars delayed BY
demand for q change 10 the sugar
achedula 81 ths McKialey bill.
4 large convention pf working girls,
representing InaaY cities, has opened
~ sessions 10 New York.
New York District Assembly NJ.
40, y. Of Z, now numbers rs 600
members.
The fever patients on tho steamer
Alvo are said 10 DO victims Of Liver.
pool Jack.
Wm. Meehan, laborer, saved the
life Of a girl on railroad track 81 the
risk Of bis own hfs.
Thore was riot Of women 10 Phil,
aaelphia 10 revolt againss street sweep
ers who worked for Iess than rsguIa-
ton pay.
Aquilia White, colored. haa been
arrested IN Philadelphia for robbinp
biug tho pcstcth u at Rising Sun, Ce.
Gil county.
Mia Alice Elliott, Of Ottawa, On
tario, aged twenty-three yeare, while
suffering from demeutia, swallowed
small penknife with the blades open.
50 far she has experienced DO on
pleasant results, but her phys stefan il
watching the case With great anxiety
Up to Monday evening S225, 900
worth Of lots had been sold in the new
town Of RichIand, Southwest Virgin.
j., and The sale Il stia 10 progress,
The New York Senate yesterday
passed the bill masking Abraham Lin
coins birthday alegal holiday.
Bonshsld & Co.'S woodenwara fac
tory, it Bay City. Mich, was totally
destroyed BIZ FIRE Yesterday. Loee,
$4,000; insurance, 100000.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-04-24

upAy. April 18th

Mr.. David Frank, retired dry
goods merchant, disi 1t hons, 304
Wast Fayette street, BsItimore.
Major Willard Howard was elected
lieutenant colonel Of tbs Baltimore
Light Infantry.
Dir. Win. j. Gibson died at his home,
05l Madison avenue.
A Chesapeake dog club was organ
ICED, with Edward L. Bartlett preai
dent.
james Harrison, colored. oonfpases
70 having shot Mrs. Julia l., Barnett
10 Washington. IL was thought at
first that Mrs. Barnett . demented son
bad done the shooting.
Fourteen new vessels are building
10 the shipyards OBI fillmore. includ-
ing Two United States naval vessels.
Ii the February civil service exam
lnatinn l72 out Of 100 letter carriers
passed
Maggie Lehr. comedy young w0-
man, trisd 70 xiii herelf BY Jumping
Ont window.
CAPT, benjamin Fl. Startt died at
bis home near Crumpton, aged 81
years.
Henry Dean was killed ou the track
If The r hiiadeIphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad near Iron Hill
Station, Cecil county.
A large barn on The farm Of Henry
8. Condor, near Psrfyville was burn-
cd.
The body Of Dr.. William A. Sad
wick was found ia bis office n tie
FIRST district Of Calvert county. He
had been dead several days.
Governor Jackson yesterday deter
mined finally not to sign the reasaass-
ment bill aud gave his reasons there's
for.
The bond Of Mr.. d II. Brown. the
se~ State treasurer, was approved
ahu ne formally teQk onarge "a the
sreasarers ofice.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal re-
ceigers examined the damage 10 The
gateway between Orleans and Ham
Geek.
Frederick Michael. farmer, aged
E70 ysara, was drowned il a spring
near bis home at AIssia, Carroll conn.
| II.
AT Castle Ga den yesterday ,4QS
Italians and Frenchmen landed.
| An English steamer hte brought to
this country l07 Shetland poniea.
The Massachusetts Humane Society
has presented q medal Ia Capt N II.
FarqnheF, United States nAvys III ii.
eognition of Ills conduct dufip3 he
Samoan hurricane.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-04-24

Ia New Kent county, Va, Tuesday
evening, R 7. Barham shot aud killed
hia father-in-law.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-04-24

Waltef. s. Tnrrin, q CsntrsTills.
| Queen Annes county, Nd, has been
nominated for naval cadet
| Ia The United Ssatee Ssnsls yeater-
day. Messrs. Powers and Snnaera,
republican claimants were admittpd
40 Senators from Montana by stfiet
party vote.
10 the House msjoriiy and minori-
1 ty reports on The tariff bill Nere pre-
sented III the contested election
cases from the first Indiana and ninth
Virginia districts. Parrsst and Boch-
auan, democrats, were confirmed IA
their seals. 49,,
Ia New Kent county, va, Tuesday
evening, R T. Barham shot aud killed
I bis fataer-in-law.
The canal receiysra inspected 20
miles Of the Chesapeake and Ohio ca
pal, beginning at Paw,Paw. West
Virginia.
Over 1000 immigrants landed yes.
terd y st Castle Garden, nearly two
thirds Of whom were Italians.
The factional fight over the Rsn-
dali succession is likely to give the
district to the republicans.
Rev Mr.. Cnyler, who retired from
the pasioTste Of z Presby Church
10 Brooklyn, was presented with 4
purse Of $4,000.
Colonel Daniel Appleton, IL the
New York Seventh Regiment, writes
that IL will be impossible for that
command 70 participate ia the I'M
yelling VI the Lee monument on ac-
count Of another engagement
Col. Dckeraon, commander Of the
Confederate Veteran lamp Of New
York city, gave q reception to the
new organization # Harlem.
Eugene M. Wilson, Of Minneapolis,
democratic candidate for Governor Of
Minnesota ia 1888, aud formerly
member of Congress-. died last Thurs
day At Nassau, Bahama Islands Of
maIarial fever He was son II the
late Hon. Edgar q. Wiison. Of Mor-
gantown, w Va and 4 cousin Of
Bishop A. w. Wilaoa, Or the NJ. L.
Church.
Prof e n Craig. balleohs WI as
vefeIY-rjesea 10 al 1 q el1 6 nak 4
balloon accession and ffsffach psa dFcp
Il Topeka. Kansas. Tuesday afternoon.
A strong wind was blowing aud the
balloon came 10 contact with d tela-
graph wire. throwing him out He
fell for feet, striking head foremost
agalg u pggy.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-04-24

EGa II you suffer fren LOSE Of ap-
petite. imperfect digestion, inaomonia.
tofpor Of The liver, eto.. Laxador will
relieve and cure yon ID "A hours
Price 35 cents.
d G. Ovens, Altoona. Pa, writes
Dir. Bulls Baby Syrup has wonder.
fnl reputation; mothers will have no
other. Il il the best
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-04-24

Occasionally SAW deer Fuu acroas
the track. aud once panther gave .
brief glimpse 81 himself A. be dove
into the Jungle. Tigers knew there
we're, 81 conrsc. for | frequently saw
their tracks il the sofs ditch that ran
alongsiie the railway cutting.
The rainy season which bsgias Id the
month Of February. slways gave me
extra work, ard | was compelled q
make daily trips on The division, ior
Young trees we're apt to loosen - The
root aud sOppls oyer Oh tho track. and
sometimes the sArlhena would siok
into The lreaehsrous soiI Of the jan-
gle.
oBe damp. anlify tnorpnzssks
ial started from ne station AID my
trolly men, psrshad and jung. were
bowling ms along at gentle rate d
speed, when Colonel Dauyen, CON.
mandant Of The canlonmsnt At Ny.
Aeasipg. stepped on the track just
ahead Of me, with HE gun en- biz
shoulder and { couple 81 native beat.
em At his beels.
MY dear fellow said The Colonel,
II soon a. The first gresting wac over,
'you surely don't make your inspec-
ton trips unarmed r
Pulling small revolver from my
pocket, | replied iaughingly That's
All / carry Colonel. and | have never
had usa for even that.
Ths Colonel uttered long exprsa.
aiye whistle.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-04-24
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-04-24

u The United Ssases Ssnsls yeatsf.
day. Messrs. Powers and SAUNDERS.
republican claimants were admitled
40 Senators from Montana by stfiet
party vote.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-04-24

DULL WITH POISONED Pulls "A
Partisan duel which, says The Glasgow
/ Star. sceasionad 4 great sensation At
| The time Of ils occurrence. Was ons
bslWesn Henri Dslsgraye and All.
| phonso Riyiere, tho canse being the
! success Of The former 10 wooing 4
| young lady to whom they we're both
asleehed. Four men met Ia quiet
wood. They were Riyisrs. with n.
savalla, bis ascond. and Dslagrave ac.
oompanied BY doctor named R e.
quet. The latter informed the rivals
that Monsieur saville and himself haa
arrived ii The decision that, in order
% secure fatal result To one Of the
principals, Il would be best 70 leave
cut tbs question swords aud pistols.
and 10 trust 10 the mora sure action
II ! deadly poison.
Az he spoke be drew IRON his pock.
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-04-24

MI. Nieholss gtoneagrset died at ia
Plata. Charles VounEy,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-04-24

Isoa immunity from harm II aps
so..oAks men oArsIesa and inaIlIereAt.
bIibdinc Them Is daneen that others
can readily nofoTiyS and lsae taIe that
/ Il, going d relate n1easais 5 lofeI.
BIZ iiluSlratI5n ii tbis truth.
slnoe tfe construction 81 lie DAa.
"a. M4nsnsino Railway. & space 81
two ysass ~ moFs. 1 bad besh pdr
n,ansss Way inspector 81 i certain II.
vision. fsn Mia II Ishrtk sasf ~
.abant midway ID TIE lice. Tie ti,tsl
>kis0 Il #s|ak W. seventy mI|ss.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-12-16
BRIEF NOTES.

The funeral Of Mrs. n. Nielsen took
place on Sunday. Her husband was buried
on the preceding Sunday.
A large force of men is engaged in repair.
ing and strengthening the trestlework be-
tween here and Davisville.
The police were to have raided tramp
camping-place in the outskirts of the city
at 8 o'clock this morning.
A car horse fell at Nineteenth and 81
streets on Sunday and was so badly injured
by the car running upon him that he died
yesterday.
Articles of incorporation of the Women's
Christian Temperance Union OF San Fran
cisco were filed in the Secretary of States
office yesterday.
In the Superior Court yesterday, before
Judge Armstrong, the case of William S
Kendall Va. Gregory Bros. & Co. was dis.
missed onmotion OF the plaintiffs attorney
On Saturday evening Sacramento Lodge
l. o. o. F., received a frsternal visit from
members of the Veteran Odd Fellows As.
ISOLATION. Speeches were made and 6
| pleasant evening enjoyed.
| At the meeting of the Board of City
| Trustees yesterday the Chief Engineer OF
| the Water Works reported that during the
| past week "a 9lS ,0o0 gallons of water were
| pumped. The Holly engine worked 104
hours and the Stevens GA hours.
August Wall has caused the arrest O
| Barney Norton on charge of disturbing
his peace. He alleges that Norton went t
his bedside at hotel on Front street, anC
brandishing weapon, tried to make him
pay man some money which, Wall says
| he doesn't owe.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-12-16
FoUlD IN DEATH.
HENRY MASON GATES DIES UNKNOWN
IN THE HOSPITAL.
His Fate Revealed After Long and
Fruitless Search for Him-Heir
to an Estate.

If the histories and identity of those who
60 out from the hospitals of the country to
their eternal rest in the Potters' fields y
could be known, there would be many
revelations full of melancholy interest, and
some of character bordering on the SEN
sational
Chief of Police Drew received. early in
November, letter from Thomas MARS of
Chehalis, Wash, asking information Of his
wifs's brother, 8 young man named Henry
Mason Gates, whom they last heard of in
this city in February, 1883. Gates then
wrote to his relatives for a small remit
lance, saying he was in poor health and
out of money. His relatives wrote, re-
questing him to return home, but since
then had heard nothing from him. The
letter to Chief Drew stated that the young
msn was one of several heirs to an estate
valued at SIG 900, and that there was no
necessity for his being an impecunious
wanderer among strangers,
Accompanying the letter was a photo
graph of Gates, and Chief Drew was at
once assured that he had seen the young
man here. he placed oncers Arlington,
Simmons and others Oh the scent, and the
Chief and Captsin Lee also set to work to
try and find him. Ali the hotels and
boarding houses were visited, and, al
though many persons were satisfied they
had seen the young man, noneknew where
he was.
The search was maintained, however, up
to yesterday, when Chief Drew, as a last
resort, visited the County Hospital, think
ing that possibly the missing man might
have been admitted there.
An inspection of the records of that ill.,
stitution developed the fact that on the 4.h
of February. 1888. young man who gave
the name Of Henry Gates, and VINO repre-
sented that he was native of Washington,
was admitted as a patient. He was suffer-
ing from an attack of measles and pneu-
monia, and died on the 18th of the same
month. and was buried by undertaken
Kavanaugh of this city. DR.. White and
others at the hospital identified the photo
graph in Chief Drew's possession as that of
the deceased.
Chief Drew has notified the young mans
relatives of the result of his faithful search
for him. Sad as the news of Gates death
will be to his relatives, il will be melan-
choly satisfaction 10 know the worst, and to
be able to recover his remains.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-12-16
INAUGURAL BALL.
The Executive Committee Meets and
Makes Further Arrangements.

The Executive Committee Meets and
Makes Further Arrangements.
the Inaugural Ball Executive Commit
tee held an adjourned meeting at the Col
den Eagle Hotel last evening, J. J. Steffens
in the chair and ". D. Knight Secretary.
A communication was received from
David L. Haas of Maps. asking for pack
age of invitations.
acquisitions were received for the pro-
curement of platforms, canvas for the
floors. pianos, etc., for the orcbestras, and
| for certain supplies for the Refreshment
Committee, such as lemonade, etc.
Mr.. Ennis, from the Hall and Decoration
Committee, reported that most of the neces-
| sary lumber for tables and platforms was
| stored in the Capitol, and he reported list
OF the help required and the estimated ex-
pense thereof. He also reported the selec-
ton of various apartments in the building
for ladies' reception rooms, cloak-roonls,
etc. Provision was made for twenty.four
large mirrors TO be placed in the dancing
chambers and other places.
At the suggestion of W. S. Leake, it was
decided that the guests should assemble in
the State Library rooms, and the grand
march start from there, the dancers falling
in from the various rooms as the procession
passed.
]. o, Coleman, from the Supper Commit
tee, submitted bids for furnishing the sup
per.
The Chairmen of the Executive and In
vitation COMMITTEES were authorized to
procure carriages to escort the Governor
elect and outgoing Governor to the Capitol.
It's proposed to have large mirrors in the
| windows of the legislative chambers to be
draped, possibly, with smilax. The other
| dec orations are promised to be very fine.
The Committee on Decorations was en-
powered to proceed on the estimates sub.
mitted by them.
The committee expressed desire that
citizens who can accommodate guests from
abroad on the night of the ball shall send
their names to the leading hotels, or te
Secretary W. D. Knights, as the hotels will
be crowded on that occasion.
| Lists were prepared Of invitation tickets
to be forwarded to various cities and towns
The Sacramento list of applicants for tick
cts will remain ct G. s. Houghton's store
| on street.
| The invitations will be sent out as rap
idly as they can be prepared from this date
The committee will meet again on mex
Tuesday evening.