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BALTIMORE, July ., 1915
Departure of The Princeton-7he Barney Marriage Case
One side Of the ediHcuty-Euiaored Negro Ensrrecton
Markets, &C.


The u. S. steamer Princeton sailed from harbor
yesterday morning for Philadelphia, having taken haI
supply of Cumberland coal and intending take Schuyl
kill coal for the remainder. II is stated on the au
thoy of the Washington Union that she is immediately
to return TO the Gulf Of Mexico and that Mr. McLane
will take the next Boston steamer for Liverpool. Hei
departure from our waters unexpected, and thou
sands who had desire to visit her have been dsap
pointed.


The marriage of VIM. Chase Barney, ESQ.,. at New Cas-.
tie Del to the daughter of Chief Justice Booth CONT
to be the town talk. His friends however conf.
IDENTIFY deny the stories put forth by the Philadelphia pa
pers, and assert that he had acted most honorably
throughout the whole affair The bes which his uncle,
the Hon. John Barney has been convicted of promulga
ting, charging him with being guilty of frauds and rasca.


y of various grades and repudiatng him having any
the Barney" blood in his veins under the charge obe
ing iligtmate child, and the offspring of his bro
her the late CON- Barney is the head and front Of the
difficulty The version of the affair given by his friends
is as follows: Mr. Barney has been under an engage.
ment OF marriage to Miss Booth for time past but
the was postponed at the request Of the father
until the libel trials n,imating that his con.
sent would be given II he honorably acquitted himself
Of his unce's charges The trials concluded and
his uncle pronounced beller by the verdict of the
jury but Judge Booth still withholding his they
proceeded clandestincly to Wilmington and were prii
vatey married by Father Reilly OF the Catholic church.
the Goth ut the bride returning to her fathers house
Finding it mpossible to the objections of Judge
Booth to their union Mr. Barney proceeded to Newcas.
tie few days since and made formal demand for his
wife, when the secret of their marriage was made
known and quite domestic was raised in conse.
quence The part OF the story relative to calling the
military arrestag the priest &c. said to be aogeh.
er an establishment The parties still in Delaware
and il is believed in few days virtue will be made OF
necessity and the whole difficulty will be amicaby set.
tied r Barney Is u fine handsome looking fellow Is
well Thought OF by every except his unclo and
iather.lna" and Is believe. the only heir the estate
ton Is also said to be heiress to
ty is estimated that letters containing repetition OF
the bels could be found in the State OF DeIaware II n
was carefully searched. "


The weather continues intoerably hot making bus;.
ness unusually dulls and news Of all description most
confoundedly scarce. 'V''


There is rumor in town Of extensive
among the negroes In Prince Georges county Md and
it is asserted that nearly hundred OF them are
marching In body for the Pennsylvania line should
any further particulars be received by this
cars will forward it to you If in time for the eastern
mail


SrocK BoARp.-Thcre several heavy sales of Bal.
tmore 6's yesterday Il SOli. Maryland SIS closed nj
76l for sale, and 75 bid. The hot weather upon MS
and business on their oars whilst MANY opera
tors absent from the city The market IL conse
quently languid and the rates not maintained
THE MARKErs.-The new crop OF grain is coming in
from all quarters and is pronounced to be Of
fine quality The prices from Maryland red vary from
80 to 30 cents, according TO quality and condition White
wheat sells from 90 to ST.


sales being mostly confined TO retail supplies Old in
spccted Howard street Flour may be quoted at s. 37k
and saasi for good mixed brands City Mills sell *
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