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Maryland State Archives Jeffersonian, Towson, Maryland mdsa_sc3410_1_81-0460 Enlarge and print image (2M) |
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Maryland State Archives Jeffersonian, Towson, Maryland mdsa_sc3410_1_81-0460 Enlarge and print image (2M) |
| OLD TIME STUFF—WHAT OUR, Prince Paul Trombetzkoy, and it took the famous court jeweler, Eu^ DADDIES AND GRAND-DADDIES DID 60 YEARS AGO IN BALTIMORE COUNTY. (Continued from Page 8) ing is the sentence of Mrs. Sarah Hutchins, wife of Thos. T. Hutchins, Esq., of Baltimore city, who was' found guilty of holding communica-' tion with the rebels, and also with attempting to send a sword to Harry Gilmor. j "Sentence.—And the commission do therefore sentence her, the said | Sarah Hutchins, 'to be imprisoned for and during the period of five j years at labor, to date from the day1 of arrest, (November 3rd, 1864) at such place as the commanding gen-! eral. may designate; and at the expiration of that time to be released upo nthe payment of five thousand dollars (5000) to the government of, the United States, or in default of paying the same, to be further imprisoned until the same-shall have been paid.' "The commanding General has approved and confirmed the sentence which will be carried int oexecution. The place of incarceration is Fitch-burg, Massachusetts, to which prison she has already been sent." -----------o----------- JEWEI4ED PUNCH BOWL. OF CZAR NOW IN THE UNITED STATES. A champagne bowl of silver, studded with jewels, the gift of the late Czar of Russia to the First Chevaux-legers Regiment of NUremberb, Germany, - was recently*, brought to this country and is now on exhibition at the studios of E. & H. de Frise. The Czar, in 1907, paid 300,000 rubles to have the bowl made for the regiment, of which he was an honorary colonel, and it is now valued at $150,000. In the course of the revolution in Germany, after the World War, it fell into the hands of a war profiteer who sought in vain for a purchaser. It finally passed back into the hands of one of the officers of the old regiment, who brought it to this country. It is about two feet long and 2 feet tall. The model was made by EASV TERMS Eden Electric Clothes Washer Lst theEdeti wash your clothe*, It will save you time, work and The Gas & Electric Co. Lexington BIdg. BALTIMORE, MD. «¦ < < ¦ Ye Old Time KggRifi ANOTHE BEST IN Causes P0S§ CAr*#£*S COftr£CT(0M€K3 Km* NOKTM AY£. AT CHARLES - BALTIMORE. SAND Bank Building Concrete Paving WASHED GRAVEL In Car, Scow and Barge Lots The Arundel Corporation Baltimore, Md. Main Office: Pier 2 Pratt St. Wharves: Pier 2 Pratt St., Foot Fell St. Bush Street, Arlington and Canton Phone. St Paul 7120 t gene Fargerge, of St. Petersburg and Moscow, later of Paris, three years to complete the work in silver and to handcut the base. The front of the upper portion shows, with an amazing degree of realism,, Russian Cossacks mounted on fleet steeds rushing after an imaginary enemy. In the rear is a Viking ship. The weight of this part is 28 pounds, and is made of pure silver. The ship is studded with 16 small jewels, such as rubies, sapphires and topazes. On its rudder is an emerald, taken from the private collection of the Czar. This stone weighs 160 karats and is one of the largest emeralds in existence. It was especiallly chosen by the $ X ? ? Y ? I I I The Eureka Life Insurance Company BALTIMORE, MD. Incorporated 1882 The Eureka Life is a le^al Reserve Old Line Stock Life Insurance Co., with 40 years commendable history back of it. Isaues Every Form of Modern Life Insurance. Czar for the regiment for the reason that it was supposed to bring its owner good fortune. The base of the bowl is formed by a solid rock of melachite chrysodor, which has no equal in size and form, and which was also chosen from the private collection of the Czar. It pictures the waves of the sea. The base is ornamented with silver-driven portraits of Czars Alexander II and III and Nicholas II and weighs 90 pounds. ??••??•?•WW**^W%'4"fvVV%wA%"A,VV,t' ? »»?< Get the moral from this picture and then let us give you figures on the next bathroom. We are furnace experts. S. L. HOWARD TOWSON, MD. Phone, Towson 110 Established 188$ SMANO, turrltrm ' Mtnr, JS80 aoa North Howard S*reer FURS WRAPS GOWNS "// pays to buy where you can buy in safety." STRAINING THE KTKS Tryinr to read, write or ww without glasses impairs the vision and sometimes causes headache. Better far to have your eyes examined, for classes and make the siarh t perfect —you'll feel and look a lot better. B. MAYBR 532 N. GAY ST STOP! LOOK!! LISTEN!!! The Towson National Bank has sent out checks for MANY THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS, ranging from $12.62 to $505 each. These checks were sent to members of its CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUB who were wise enough to save a part of their income each week so as to be financially ready for their Christmas requirements. These members are all prepared for Christmas; Towson National Bank Checks are their budgets. How are you fixed for Christmas ? Why not get the drop on Santa Claus for next year by joining The Towson National Bank's Christmas Savings Club for 1925 now forming. 25 cents for 50 weeks pays you $12.62 50 " " " " 25.25 $.1.00 " " " 50.50 $2.00 for 50 weeks pays you $101.00 5.00 " " " 252.50 10.00 "' " " 505.00 Don't delay, but come in at once and talk it over. JUDGE FRANK I. DUNCAN, Chairman of the Board. W. C. CRAUMER, President. MARTIN R. SCHUSTER, Cashier. © Maryland State Archives mdsa_sc3410_1_81-0460.jpg |