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Saunders both Of Virginia, three sea-
men killed. and five wounded. What
the Federal loss was Is unknown. Her
captain was killed, and we brought Off
thirty-seven wounded and unhurt.
In April General Hoke made an at
tempt on Plymouth, n. c., assisted by
the ironclad Albemarlc Captain Cooke,
and ten ships boats under Lieutenant
Robert Minor of the navy. Several Of
the enemy's ships We're damaged. and
one sunk, and the town SURRENDERED
Ina second fight with the whole sound
fleet, the Albcmarle was rammcd by
several vessels, her smokestack shot
away, and with hardly steam enough
to move she regained the Roanoke
River and was afterwards sunk with a
torpedo by Federal lieutenant and
boats crew, and Plymouth was re-
taken.
In south Carolina Waters.
The operations in South Carolina
were first at Port Royal. where Tattnall
met Admiral DUPONT, With somt tWen-
ty-ilve ships, carrying over zoo guns.
| Tattnall having three small steamers,
with six guns, succeeded IN hol1.nS
them at bay until most OF the Conted-
crates had evacuated the forts. In
Charleston harbor Captain lngraham,
with the Chicora and Palmetto State,
| Iron clads, carrying four guns each,
| drove Off the blockading fleet and
| drove them TO sea. One snip surren-
| dcrcd and afterwards escaped The
navy at Charleston did excellent work
| in patrolling the hnrbor and watching
the great fleet of DUPONT, and the Chr
cora under Marley, of South Carolina
assisted the defenders OF Fort sumter
l In the night attack by the UNITED
/ r,. In, n
/ boats, nearly tho whole OF the oNpcdi
i ton were either killed or captured
! with their boats.
There wore built Mt Charleston foul
ironclads The Columbia. tho finest
i was wrecked on trial trip. and tn,
ICharIeston, six guns with the Others
1 mentioncd, upon the evacuation o
i Charleston were burned, and the naVa
4 contingent Joined Hurdee's command
/ At Pee Dec was n navy-ynrd, which
i|supplied Wilmington and Charleston
i with material to build ships, and there
vas built the cruiser Poe Doe, carryinl
Ischooner rugged. but she was too late
land, with the yard burned. her officer
and men Joined Jotnston's army.
In Georgia.. 5
In Georgia little was accomplished
Iby the navy. Tattnall's small steame
was reinforced in time by the ironcla'
| ATLANTA. built upon the hull of the Fin
4 gala vessel that ran the blockade into
4 savannnh. She engaged two monitors
4 In one OF the sounds below savannah
and after hard fight the Atlanta raj
4 hard and fast aground. and Webb, lel
!, commander, was compelled to surren
der. On Junoa. 1864, Thomas T.. Pelot
.lot South Carolina, with four SINAI
hnota ona sIyiy men. Captured tho
United states steamer Water Witch
i six guns and 100 crow, Pelot was kin
ed, ana Lieutenant Price brought thu
vessel to Fort McAllster. on the Ogee
, chez River,
Naval affairs IN Florida We're OF in
Idiyidual efforts and time prevents men
Itlon. In Alabama, the Tennessee, un
! der buchanan. with two wooden steam
crs, fought tho whole OF Farragut
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James N. Boyd Colonel Henry G.
Homes Polk Miller George ". SteYenS

James N. Boyd, Colonel Henry G..
Jones. Polk Miller, George w. Stevens,
Captain D. A. Brown:
Decorations-Peter j. White, chair
man: T. Catesby Jones, T. Is. Parrish,
L. ". Cunningham, II. w. Rountrce
George w. Jarvis, Carl Ruehrmund
Printing Privileges and Badges
John T.. Mayer. chairman; Charles r.
Young, Captain d. A. Brown, e.
Is. Wingiicld James +. Hankins, JOS.
Nj. Fourqurean. J. Taylor Stratton.
Press Committec-E r. Chestsrman,
ohairman S. b. Woodiin. A. b. VIII
liams, c. 3. Cooke.
Committee on lnvitition-Eon. j.
Taylor Ellyson, chairman; w. Il. Han
cock. Joseph c. Dickerson, Colonel w.
a. Palmer, William NJ. Turpin, John S.
Elicit, Colonel A. S. Ruford. w. Minor
Woodward, Rev. j. William j ones, Jas,
Enpa Hunton. Hon. G. L. Christian, r.
| l. Peters, Hon. George ID. Wise Colonel
Nv. r. Cutshaw. Colonel Alexander w.
Archer. Rev. Landon r. Mason. Cen
eral ". r. Cox, G. "A. Davenport, Com
mander W. NJ. Cary, Colonel r. Il.
Maury, Hon: Carlton Mccarthy, Hon,
r. II. Pollard. Hon. jim Lamb,
tnander James .Nass. Rev. ]. p,
Smith, John ". Gordon, Hon. d. c.
Richardson Edgar ID. Taylor, S. I'll
Bowman. Colonel 10 Lane Stern, T.
Leslie Spence, Jr., Major l.. y. Chris
tan. Captain John y. Mayer, DR.. c. w
r Brock, S. .. Woodtin, G. b. Cooke
james N. Boyd e. Leslie Spence, Cap
tein y. A. Brown, Charles 4. Loehr
Colonel j, r. Brown Peter j. Mite
j, Taylor Stratton, e. II. Chestermnn
a. b. Williams; Mrs. George S. Holmes
president jefferson Davis Monument
Association; Mrs. T. Ct. Weed, first
vice. president Jefferson Davis Monu,
ment Associations; Mrs. N. Y. Ran
Idolph, second vice-presidcnt Jefferson
Davis Monument Association; Mrs. Il
| ID. Taylor treasurer Jefferson Davi:
Monument Association; Mrs, b. a
Hlenner. secretary Jefferson Davi:
! Monument Association.
Maids-of Honor Taylor stratton
chnirman; Stewart Bryan. w. Eel
Palmer. w. b. Lightfoot, T.. Leslie
lace, w. r. CHM, Il. o. Jones, Mrs
1 Charles G. Bosher, Mrs. Il. Y. Valen-
tine. Mrs. N. V. Randolph. Mrs, Charles
~ Boiling, Mrs D. c, Richardson, Mrs
4 b. a. Blcnner Mrs. H. -. Taylor
Medical and Ambulance--Dr. G. w
Il. Brock, chalrman DR.. w. Augustus
Lee. DR.. II. b. Crouch, DIR. Stuart Nc.
CURE. Dr. b. L. Hllsman, pr lsaial
i IL. White, Dir George Ross, DR.. IT, u
A Stratton. DR.. Ramon -. Garcin. Dir
/ George Ben. Johnston, Dir. William II
4 TAYLOR, Dir. ]. C, Watson. DR. John N
|Upshur DR.. Hugh M. Taylor, Dr. Ed
!, ward MCCLURE. Dir John S. Wexford
DIR, John G. Trevillian. DR.. Moses y
Il Ioge. DR., Lawrence II. Price.
j Reception and Entertainment Con
|federate Memorial Association ant
i the United Daughters of the. Confed
Icracy--Mrs. N. v. Randolph. chairman
! Miss 1soline Nj, Moses, Miss Mar.
Baughman, Mrs. James ". White, Mrs
. George A. Lyons, Mrs. ". d, Taylor
/. Mrs. j. Taylor fEllyson, Mrs. JOSEPH
bryan. Mrs. Dudley Edwards, Mrs 1891
A Purcell, Mrs. G. q, Bosher, Mrs. p, a
i, l3lenner. Mrs. John Il. Hughes, Mis-
BETTE llllyson, Mrs G. w. r. Brock
!. Miss GGldenberg.
Sons of Veterans,
!, THE local camp Of Sons OF Veteran
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sisting Colonel John w. Gordon, the
general chairman, have been the fol-

sisting Colonel John w. Gordon, the
general chairman, have been the fol-
lowing:
Finance Committec-Jame n. Boyd.
chairman; John G. Freeman. John l..
Williams. DR.. Il. A. Patterson, Thomas
John p. Branch, Henry G. Stuart. Il.
&c. Williams. Jr., Egbert G. Leigh, T..
b. Addison. John Il. Purcell, Joseph
Bryan, 8. T. Morgan, L. ID. Taylor,
Junius 3; Mosby. J. Taylor Ellyson,
Phil. Whitlock, John w. Gordon.
Executive Committee 49, Edgar D..
Taylor, chairman; John W. Gordon,
Hon. George l.. Christian, Major Q.
3. Morgan. Hon. Eppa Hunton. Jr,
Colonel William II. Palmer, James n.
Boyd, w. Ben Palmer, James B. Mood
Hon. D.. G: Richardson. Charles D..
nolds, James r. Gordon, Commander
James Vass, Commander w. Miles
Cary, Captain e. Jeter Bosher, Thomas
NJ rutherford, General a. L. Philips,
S. II. Halves, Hon. II. r. Pollard, T..
Strudwick.
Advisory Committee l.. Leslie
Spence chairman; Colonel Archer An
derson. Lewis n. Blair, s.. Dabney
Crensllaw, Hon. Carlton Mccarthy, III.
| L. Cabell Captain John Lamb, Cap
tain NJ. ]. Dimmock, J Scott Parrish,
Captain John =. Curtis. Milton Mar
| y
Transportation Committee S. II.
Bowman, chairman; Robert N. Northen,
| Colonel Barton II. Grundy, Fritz
Sitterdng, a. II. Christian, A. B.
Clarke, Fred. w. Scott. &. G. Nalen-
| tine, j. c. Freeman.
rans-Captain d. A. Brown, Jr., chair
nan; Charles II. Turner. W. b. Light
foot. S r. Gates, r. l.. Lynn, j. e.
Stansbcrry, NJ. L. Rider.
Auditorium Committee-Colonel w.
z. Cutshaw. chairman: Hon. George u
Christian. James T. Gray, Joseph ",
! Thomas. William Northrop, r. l.. Pc
ters DR.. G. W. p. Brock, Captain Alex
ander B. Guigon.
Military Committee-Coloncl 10 Lane
Stern. chairman: General Charles J.
Anderson, Major L. l.. Cheatwood, Cap
tain w. NJ. King, Captain Joseph H.
stone. Captain W. T. Burwell. Captain
! Anderson, Major G. 6. Bosseux, Cap
tain William NJ, Myers. Captain A.
w, Miller, Captain G. II. Johnson
Major l.. 4. Christian. Captain Y. M
Hobson. Captain 9, NJ. WALLACE Major
Il. w. Bowles, Major w, NJ, Evans
d Lieutenant II, u. Norvell.
Committee Information and Quarters
Charles IT, Lochr, chairman; w H.
Zimmerman. Frank II. sutton. j. S
Moore Ferdinand G, I1bel, II. Lee
Z Valentine, Everett Waddey, y. S. Nc,
4 earthly, Charles Hutzler.
i Committee on Reception and Care
Sons of Veterans-E. Leslie Spence
4 Jr.. chairman; John Lightfoot i. j
Rennie. Robert Lccky, u. p. Cox, Il. II
I Blair, Jr,, r. M. Glinn. John a, Lamb
i Stewart Bryan, John Lnndstreet II
Z y. Morgan ]. Singleton Walker, Ell
i more Redwood II. nj. Jones, u. II
Il Thomason.
n Parade - Captain j. Thompson
4 Brown, chairman: II. NJ. Boykin, IT, r
4 Wickham. @, Percy Halves, James d
Patton, w, Brydon Tenant. W. NJ
Evans, Wyndham r. Meredith, w. u
U;rquhart,
Carriages and Horses-Major u. Il
4 Christian. chairman: Greer II. 3augh
nan, Samuel Cohen, Charles j. Islllups
Muslc-lldgar y. Taylor, chairman
lJohn w, Gordon, Edmund strudwlcl
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have ably co-operated with the other
ORGANIZATIONS IN handling the prepar-

have ably co-operated with the other
in handling the prepar-
atoms for tho great reunion. To tIe
Sons was assigned the care OF the
Visiting Sons and the entertainment OF
the sponsors and maids OF honor q
committee from the Daughters Of the
Confcderacy assisting them in this
work.
Under direction of Mr.. Il. Leslie
Spence, Jr the general chairman, have
been the following committees OF the
Sons OF Veterans:
Entertainment OF Visiting Sons of
Veterans. Sponsors and Maids-John
ID. Lightfoot Jr., chairman; j. Single
ton Walker, T. Garnett Tabb, Branch B.
Morgan, w. Crump Tucker, John Stew
art Bryan, T.. A. Palmer II. Il. Pey-
ton, Jr., George D. Morgan, Il. B. Thorn
ason, DR.. Greer Baughrnan.
Quarters-Roy M. Jones. chairman;
Edwin II. Courtney, j. Bernard Robb,
Judson S. Bosher, Joseph L. Levy, John
p Lea, Il. B. Cox, Henry c. Reilly, l..
II. Blair, Jr., r. d. Morgan, w. 3.
Smith.
Parade, Carriages ana Horscs--John
Landstrcct, chairman; John a. Lamb,
a. c. Hartman, Hill Montague, a. b.
Williams, DR.. Virglnius Harrison.
Auditorium, Music and Decorations
Robert Lecky, Jr., chairman; Morgan
r. Mills A, y, Gugon.
Escort and Information-R. NJ Glinn
chairman; w. r. Walden, a. b. Curd
l.. G.. Jelrrics. j. l.. Iattison, George r.
White, W. r. Southwood. =. S. Red
wood, G.. W Blackburn, c. p. Bigger
Jr.. T.. a. Baughman. il, L. L. Rem
ME, David NJ. White, A. l.. Butler, j. IL
| Bennett.
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man. The committee consists OF. mem
bers of the Sons of Veterans and the
Daughters OF the Confederacy and the
sponsors and maids of honor will be
well looked after while here.
Mr.. T.. Leslie Spence. Jr., has headed
a committee on the reception and care
of Sons of Veterans, and with num-
Der Of subcommittee. have had charge
of the arrangements for the reunion
OF the Sons. which is held simu|ta-
neously with that of%the Veterans.
Among the local committees that
have done excellent work may be men
toned the parade committee, Captain
j. Thompson Brown. chairman. This
committee has comDNed a vast amount
Of data regarding the two great pa
rades, and made every arrangement for
their Formations. The committee on.
carriages and horses, under Major L. 4.
Christian. and the committee on bands
Of music, under Mr.. Edgar D. Taylor,
have both contributed largely to the
success of the parades. a number of
bands have been engaged TO be In
Richmond throughout the reunion, and
Will furnish street sercnades, and mu-
sic at the Horse Show and Auditorium
Buildings.
Other Committees.
The transportation committees under
direction of Mr.. S. III. Bowman, has
conducted the negotiations with the
railroads ana traffic bureaus, looking
to special rates and excursion tickets,
and have met with the hearty co oper-
alton of all the railroad lines. The
Auditorium committee, Colonel w. T.
| Cutshaw, chairman, has arranged the
| Horse Show Building into suitable
! meetin g-pace for the veterans, with. q
seating capacity estimated at 10000.
! Tho City Auditorium has also been
decorated, and put at he disposal OF
tho Sons OF Veterans with seating
capacity OF 1000. The Confederated
Memorial Association meets in the Sec
| ond Baptist Church, and gatherings of
brigades and divisions are held at the
various State headquarters throughout
| the city.
The military committee. under Colo
mel 10 Lane Stern, is composed Of the
leading military authorities of the city,
and their advice and assistance has
been valuable in arranging the pa
rades. This committee will have charge
OF entertaining visiting military organ
izatlons. number of military COM
pnnies coming from different parts OF
| Virginia and the Carolinas.
The committee on decorations has
done we'll Its work, under direction OF
Mr. Peter j. White. All visitors to the
city will testify as to tho taste and
beauty of tho street decorations ar
ranged by this committee.
Committees on privileges and badges
under Mr.. John u. Mayer; on press
under Mr. Evan r. Chestermnn, and
on invitation, under Hon. j. Taylor I'll.
i Tyson, have all done efficient work In
7 preparation of details Of tho great
gathering An important committee
has been the medical and ambulance
committee, under Dr.. O. w, p, Brock
who will have charge Of tho health
of tho old soldiers While here. nnt
j who will provide ambulance seryice
during the parades.
List of Committees.
The full list Of committees, who have
had charge Of tho preparations fol
this reunion Will be Of Interest. AS.
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OF
SOUTHERN NAVY.
Continued from Tenth Page.l

Continued from Tenth Pagc)
|Albemarle Sound, and wlthstood the
whole Meet Of Admiral Goldsboro, con-
sisting of over 200 guns. until one OF
his little vessels had been sunk and the
|others badly damaged, when With the
tugs Raleigh and Beaufort, no escaped
through the canal to Norfolk.
AT Wilmington two ironclads We're
built, and Lynch In the Raleigh at
tackled the Federal fleet Of New In
let, Cape Fear River, driving them OFT.
On returning. his ship failed to steer,
and he struck on tho inner bar ana she
broke In two. Two Confederate gen
Iernl. Pickett, endenyored to retake
Eastern North Carolina, ana attnsNed
|Newbern, assisted by Captain John
Taylor Woods with ten boats and 100
men and officers.
Launching our boats in the Neuse at
livingston, we pulled down. and. fnd-
ling the United States Eunbont Under
Writer, carrying four guns and 15N men.
Inttackod her at 2;ao A. NJ. February z,
1864, and after u hard fight captured
her. 1t was the intention OF Captain
MOODS to go down to Nlorehead city
land engage other United States vessels,
but tho United states battery at New
bern opened frennd destroyed her ma
| chinery, when she was set tire, and
abandoned. our loss Was two officers
lklled, Engineer Gin and Midshlpnan
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DEATHS.
Tributes, &C., 10 Cents Per Line

Tributes, &C.. 10 Cents Per Line
HISS.-Suddenly, at his home in Baltimore, on
the nth instant, Charles Alger Hiss, in the 42d
year of his age, son of the late George M.Hiss,
of Baltimore county.
HUKE.-At Cockeysville. on the 9th inst, the
infant daughter of Annie and the late Charles
luke.
SNYDER.-At the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Anthony s. Medary. White avenue, Hamilton,
on the 9th inst. Mrs. Annie r. Snyder, below
ed wife of Joseph Snyder, of Carrolrs Manor.
SOHLL.-Suddenly at his home at violetville,
on the 9th inst, John W. Sohll.
WHEELER.-At her home near Butler, on the
10th inst, Mrs. Elizabeth B. Wheeler, aged Is
years, widow of Artemus Wheeler and daugh-
ter of the late Thomas Bond, of Western Run
Valley.
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John j. TimanWs, Attorney, Piper Building,
TOtCsOn, Maryland.
NEORTGAGEE's SALE
SUBURBAN PROPERTY


In pursuance of the power contained in a
mortgage from Paul Prosser and others to 1.-THE
White Ground Building and Loan Association of
- Baltimore County," dated June 10th, -
- 1876, and recorded among the Mortgage III
Records of Baltimore county. in Liber W. p. c.,
No. 270, folio 1873, &C., default having been made
Hereunder. the said undersigned, Attorney nam
at the COURT HOUSE DOOR, in Towson, on
Tuesday, april Esd, 1907,
at IL O'Clock A. NJ,
All that certain lot of ground and improvements,
situate on the D0gwOOd road, near Alberton, in
the I'd Election district of Baltimore county,
about miles west of Woodlawn and about
miles north Of Catonsyille {. containing 5K ACRES
This land Is In good state of cultivation, suita-
BILE for garden purposes, and has on it an orchard
of choice fruit trees, and is al and the same tract
of land mentioned and described in said mort
gage, and having been acquired by the said Paul
Prosser and Others from George P. Landmann
and wife, by deed bearing date June 10th, 1908,
and recorded among the Land Records of afore-
said county.
This property adjoins the properties of J. wes-
ley Sauter. George Gettings and others. is con-
veuient to schools, churches and Hollofield Sta
ton, on the baltimore and Ohio Railroad, Is well
adapted to the raising of chickens, and would
make q most desirable suburban home. The i'm
prnvements consist of a
GOOD FRAME HOUSE. STABLE. CHICKEN
HOUSE AND THE NECESSARY OUTBUILD-
TERMS OF SALE.-One-t third cash on the day
of sale, one-third In six months, and the balance
in twelve months, credit payments to bear inter-
est from day of sale and to be secured to the
satisfaction of the undersigned or all cash at
option of the purchaser
Attorney named in Mortgage.
DAVID KALB, Auctioneer. Mch. 30-ts.
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httempt has been made to wreck q
be Pennsylvania Railroad, near
Hnd the officials of the company
become thoroughly aroused regard.
dastardly outrages. They held q
betting in Pittsburg on Monday at
be most drastic measures were taken
IN end to this work. A reward Of
les offered for the apprehension Of
traitors and large force Of detectives
work to run them down. if possible.
that some Of engineers Of the fast
|e become 50 apprehensive Of danger
e wreckers that they have asked for
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maryland PHONES Il,

EExPAcKER, Of Pennsylvania,
self several laps ahead of Mr..
marking that celebrity should
with cunctation." Some folks
I'd that haste should be wisely
clay. But Mr.. Pennypacker's
cost Of the Pennsylvania State
which may call for altitudin-
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In THE United States Circuit Court on We'd
nesday James Gordon Bennett, publisher Of
the New. York Herald, plead guilty to several
indictments charging his paper with the en-
ployment of the United States mails for i'm
proper purposes. The aggregate fines amour
ted to $3l 600 and they were Immediately paid.
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THE UNION returns thanks to Mr.. DeCourcy
W. Thorn, of "Blakeford," Queen Annes
county, for pamphlet copy of his address on
1.-THE Regulation of Railroad Rates." delivered
before The American Economic Association in
session at Mccoy Hall, Baltimore, December
9th, 1905.
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RATCH from Washington dated April
!; Senator Elklns has decided TO pay
n Burton and George A. Dubreuil. the
altimore promoters. the 5000 which
awarded 10 them by q jury in Circuit
No. 2 early last February. for their ser
\ IN connection with the sale Of the West
tnryland Railroad By the city Of Balti-
land abe Legislature OF Maryland for
o.ooo to the Fuller syndicate in March,
4" The trial Of this case lasted nearly
weeks and attracted q great deal of at
Jon. Burton and Dubreuil sued for $780,
Mr.. Osborne /. Yellott, of the Towson
was one Of the principal counsel for the
ntlls.
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TN rpRrY aDcoSp annual meeting and ban

The FORTY aDcoSp annual meeting and ban
quet Of the Union Veteran Association Of
Maryland was held at hotel Belvedefe, In
Baltimore, on Tuesday evening, when the fol-
lowing officers were elected: President-Capt
Frank NJ. Smith; vice presidents-Joseph
Brooks and Cyrus Sears; recording secretary
George W. johnson /; corresponding secretary
John A. Thompson chaplain-C. A. E.
Spamer. Among those who responded. to
toasts were U. s. Senator McCumber. of North
Dakota; Gen. John C. Black, Of Illinois, and
Gen. Robert r. Brown.
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Ex.Gov. FRANK BRowN, who is now the
Democratic boss in Baltimore city. is calling
upon the county Democrats to come forward
with their cash to help elect the ticket that he
suggested for the leading city Offices. 1t is not
likely that he will be burdened with the money
he gets from this source.
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lE 8. FuLroE. for ten years executive
pd secretary Of the State Board Of
has resigned. He has accepted an
ecome organizer Of the International
On tuberculosis. which win meet in
lon next year. Il is thought that DR..
4. Price. Of Baltimore county. who
Eulton's assistant, will become his
Although q native Of Ohio DR..
b. spent nearly his entire lifein Mary
: rs his connection with the State
aaMRZoyen himself amost active and
pas been instrumental in
8 49, Rtpgious and infectious
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FEW days ago while William Jennings
yan was at Manson, Iowa, he was asked this
sstion: "What would you do if you had a
lion dolIars9" to which be replied: BE
ing one cannot safely leave so much to his
ldren, and that it is not wise to burden one
with the care Of so much money-more
ney than he needs-he should give it to
.fthy religious, educational or charitable in
Buttons all except sum sufficient to keep
|mself and family from want and to start his
lildren in the world, and then donate to his
|untry the talents he has used to accumulate
10 fortune" Col. Bryan further said that if
} were worth million dollars he would be
illing to serve as President of the United
ates without pay.
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@A The undersigned will sell at Public Sale, &lA
ON THE PREMISES, in Towson, on
Tuesday, April 16th, 1907,

On The undersigned will sell at Public Sale. kaA
- ON THE PREMISES, In Towson, on
Tuesday, April 10th, 1907,
At O'Clock p. b..
The following described unlmproved BUILD
ING LOTS. locatedon South avenue and Linden
pike in Towson, as follows:
TEN LOTS located on the north side of South
avenue. ranging In size from So feet inches to
100 feet. all OF them OF IRE gular depth. ranging
from 154 feet to 31S feet inches to 20foot alley
Two OF these lots front on the York turnpike
and are well adapted for business purposes.
Most of the other lots have fine elevation 'front.'
ing southwark. and are especially well suited for
suburban homes.
South avenue extends from the York to the
Hillen road and Is q wide, well macadamized and
much-traveled thoroughfare.
Also, THIRTEEN LOTS on Linden Ter
race, which extends east from the York road,
Nearly all of these lots have front of 80 feet en-
the avenue and range in depth from 1877 to 2O8
feet. They are all well elevated. affording ex-
cellent draining. Several attractive cottages
have already been built on Linden Terrace and
others are in contemplation.
AETERMS MADE KNOWN ON DAY OF
SALE.-A
For further particulars address
P. E. TOME,
40l American Building, Baltimore Nd,
or HENRY L. BOWEN,
Apl. 6-tsI Towson, Md.