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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-10-18
Notice Of Registration.
FIFTH ELECTION DISTRICT

FsNHE undersigned, officer Of registration for
A the Fifth Election District of Baltimore
county, appointed by the Governor of Mary
land, under the Act of the General Assembly,
approved April Sth, 1870, having completed the
registration in accordance with the law, will
meet for the purpose of correcting said lists, at
WILHELM'S STORE,
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, 9th, 2SA,
and 29M days of October, 1873,
Sitting each day from 9 o'clock A. M. to 6
o'clock P. M.
All omissions and errors will be promptly
corrected, after which the lists will be finally
closed.
GEORGE w. JORDAN,
Officer Registration 9Th Election District.
Oct. 1t.
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Legal Notices.

THIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Baltimore county, letters of admin-
istration on the estate of
JAMES A. STANDIF0RD,
late of said county, deceased. All persons ma.
ing claims against the said estate are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, to the subscriber,
on or before the 9th day of March, 1874;
thew may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. Those indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate
payment Given under my hand this 2Sd
day of September, 1873.
SARAH A. STANDIFORD,
Sept 27.-4w* Administrative.
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NJ. R. Ron Wednesday last trains on
Western Maryland Railroad commenced
wing at and departing from the Union De-
North Charles street, instead of Calvert
on, as heretofore. The mail train will
e at S:25 A. NJ, the accommodation train at
P. NJ, and the express train at Ais P. NJ.
r the present the old road from Cross Keys
on to the Relay House will be used for way
Il and iron ore trains. Should the North
central Railway Company at any time wish
Irchase that part of the road it will be dis
/ of upon the payment of the cost of con-
,tion.
a meeting of the Company held in Ba lii
on Wednesday last, the following gentle
were elected directors for the ensuing
4: Hon. John X. Longwell, of Carroll co.
ua Biggs, of Frederick county; John We'll
go. W. Harris and Isaac Motter, of Wash
m county.
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Monday, October 27th, 1873,

at IL o'clock M,
The following Stock, Household Furniture and
A>1 Bay 1S'5 Ha atsiot cow Wv with
AG calf; 1 Brood Sow, Shoat, -.4G
light Express Wagon, nearly new; set Bug
gy Harness, Bedsteads, Tables, Chairs, Cook
ing Stove, and many other articles. Also, lot
of Poultry.
Terms of Sale.-All sums of $40 and under
Cash; on sums over that amount a credit of
sixty days will be given, purchasers giving
from day of sale. Notes made payable at the
Second National Bank of Baltimore.
HENRY RULLKOTTER.
s. G. WILSON, Auct. [Oct. At.
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CAUGHT.-On Tuesday last, officer Brown of
this place, arrested at Kelly's Hotel, in Balti-
more, man named Charles Carter, who, on the
first of September, robbed his employer, Mr..
Abraham Chilcoat, living near Whitehall, of a
sum of money. Carter lodged in jail at
Towsontown.
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Es.-Early on Wednesday morning Of last
the frame carpenter shop erected for the use
orkmen building the new barn at Mount
Retreat, near the six mile stone on the
stown road, was set on fire and completely
Dyed, together with tools belonging TO the
men, whose combined loss on tools is $3.50
t 1000 feet of dressed lumber were also de-
ed.
out half past five o'clock On Sunday after
last a small frame house on the property OF
seorge Freshman, situated east of the York
about 81 miles from Baltimore, took fire
some unknown GAUGE, and with its contents
ntirely consumed. The house was occupied
coIored woman named Sarah Collins, who
II her household effects, and she and her
title children were left with nothing but the
IS they had on. The were kindly cared for
G neighbors.
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" WHITE HOUSE
RESTAURANT AND DINING SALOON,
No: 1872 North Gay Street,
BALTIMORE.

This House has recently been JfttedupW
O w E N B O Y l. A N j.,
- fffformerly - 5e - Rose IIIfe---a Her,
The appointments are all first-class and the
house has every appliance calculated to make
it pleasant place of resort.
WINES, Liquors and SEGARS of choicest
brands always on hand.
Steamed Oysters a Speciality.
SPICED OYSTERS, the finest in the market.
respectfully ask the patronage of my friends
in Baltimore county and hope by close atten
ton to business to merit the appreciation of all
who may favor the "WHITE HOUSE, with
call. Oct. 4, 1S73.-ly.
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ACCIDENT On Friday, 10th inst, while VIM.
Kemp, of Woodbury., Baltimore county, was at
tending the spreader in Druid Mills, his arm was
caught in the beader and lacerated in such a
manner as to make amputation necessary. The
operation was performed by DR.. Carnes, and the
Young man is said to be doing well.
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ADMITTED TO THE BARON the 10th instant,
on motion of M. r. Walter, ESQ.,, Mayer s. We'll,
a member of the Bar Of Baltimore, was admit
ted to practice in the Circuit Court for Balti-
more county.
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cIRcuIr cOuRr.-The following business has

CIRCUIT CoURr.-The following business has
been transacted since our last report:
State VS.. Solomon Norris, colored, convicted
some time since of resisting Sheriff Robinson
in discharge of his duty motion in arrest of
judgment filed, argued and overruled, and de-
fendant sentenced to be confined in Jail four
months. State VS.. Jacob Gerst, indicted for SELL
ing liquor to a minor stet on payment of COSTS
State VS.. Stephen johnson, James II. Hyn-
son, and Alexander Negens; verdict guilty
State vs. Robert Watkins, colored, indicted for
assault with intent to murder; tried before COURT
adJudged guilty of common assault State VS..
George Yockel, indicted for an assault with in
tent to commit rape; tried before court; ad-
judged guilty of common assault and fined $25
and costs. State VS.. Fanny jackson, colored,
indicted for petit larceny; tried before court
adjudged guilty and sent to Jail fsra three
months. State Us. George Jackson, Go I'D, in
ldicted fos -srsont tried before oours,s Judged
not guilty.
G. c. H. Coffield VS.. Frank Lewis; action on
three promissory notes; tried before the Court !;
held sub curia. Humphrey Brothers VS.. Geo.
ID. Wise; action on an open account; tried be-
fore jury; verdict for defendant. Melcher
Socks VS.. John Betz; removed on defendants
affidavit to Circuit Court for Carroll county
Sheeler Ripple VS.. VIM. Uhlden; case dock
eted by consent and judgment by confession
for plaintiff for $3.50, with interest and costs
and stay of execution for six months.
Westward Marshall VS.. D. Schaeffer verdict
for defendant. On Tuesday R. r. Boarman,
ESQ.,, announced to the Court the death of Chief
Justice Scott, of Baltimore city, and who be-
fore his elevation to the bench was member
of the bar here. He paid glowing eulogy to
his character as man, as a citizen, as Judge
and as a Christian, and moved that the Court
adjourn out of respect to his memory. VIM. A.
Fisher, ESQ.,, also addressed the Court at some
length, eulogizing the high moral character of
the deceased Chief Justice. Judge Yellott re-
piled that though Judge SCOTS death was not
unexpected, yet he had heard of it with sim
cere regret; that he knew him well for many
years, and had high regard and great esteem
for him; that eulogy was unnecessary in Judge
SCOTS case that every one in Maryland knew
of him and esteemed him for his many virtues,
and that in token of respect for his memory
the court would adjourn until Wednesday morn
ing.
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Special NOTICES.
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS

-
For the Campaign IN Baltimore Co.
are ordered as folIOaUs:
AT PARTITION,
Saturday, October 18Th at 2 o'clock p. N.
AT HEREFORD, (Fugate's Hotel,)
Saturday, October 18Th at o'clock p. N.
AT MONKTON,
Monday, October 2OM at 2 o'clock p. NJ
AT PHOENIX,
Monday, October 10th at 7 o'clock p. ~
AT WAvERLY,
Tuesday, October 21st at o'clock p. NJ
AT REIRs' HOTEL, hartford ROAD, 10
miles from the city,
Wednesday,, October ed, at Z o'clock p. N.
AT BLACKIsTONE'S HOTEL, PHILA. ROAD,
Thursday, October 23d, at o'clock p. N.
AT BLUE BALL,
Friday, October oath, at 2 o'clock p. M.
AT CANTON,
Friday, October oath, at o'clock p. M
AT COCKEYSVILLE,
Saturday, October 25th, at o'clock p. N.
AT sHAWAN,
Saturday, October 25th, at o'clock p M.
AT HARRISONVILLE,
a. 80
AT POWHATAN,
Monday, October 27tA, at o'clock P. d.
AT RELAY HOUSE, ON B. & O. R. R.,
Tuesday, October 18th, at o'clock p. N.
AT JOHN REUTERS, near Kilchenstein's,
miles on Hartford road,
Wednesday, October 29Lh, at o'clock p. M.
AT WARREN,
Thursday, October 3Oth, at Z o'clock p NJ.
SHANEYBROOK's, l6 miles on York Turnpike,
Friday, October 31st, at o'clock p. N.
AT KINGS, JARRETTSVILLE TURNPIKE,
Saturday, November 1st, at o'clock p. N.
The members of the Executive Committee in
each district are respectfully requested to make
arrangements for these meetings.
THE CANDIDATES and other speakers will
be in attendance at each meeting.
By order of the Committee,
VIM. II. HOFFMAN, Chairman.
GEO. B. JEAN, Secretary.
Sept. 27.-td.
TO THE VOTERS OF BALTI-
MORE COUNTY.
II respectfully announce myself as a candi-
date for CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT
for Baltimore county, at the ensuing election.
THOMAS d. COCKEY, of
Ann 22-te
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FATAL Academia fatal accident occurred
at Brehm's beer brewery, on the Bel Air road,
near the city limits, on Tuesday morning last
Several men were engaged in hosting beer
from the cellar, when the hosting apparatus
gave way by the breaking of two iron bolts and
3 beam. The whole mass of beer and platform
were precipitated among the men, killing VIM.
Volgot instantly, and slightly wounding two
Others Coroner Burgan of the 18th district,
held an inquest, and the jury rendered a YER
dict in accordance with the facts.
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The CAMPAIGN MEETINGs-CHANGEs, &c.-By
reference to the advertisement of the Republic
can meetings for the campaign it will be seen
that there will be meeting held at Shawan,
8th district, on Saturday evening, Oct. 25th at
o'clock another at John Reuters, miles on
the Hartford road, near KiIchenstein's on We'd
nesday night October 10Th, at Z o'clock, and
another at Warren Factory, Thursday night,
October 3Oth, at o'clock.
Owing to the above appointments and neces
sary charges in dates, the meeting at Towson-
town has been dropped from the list for the
present.
The meeting atShaneybrook's hotel, 16 miles
on York turnpike, takes place on Friday night,
October 31st at o'clock.
Handbills have been printed for the three
additional meetings, which have been very ex-
tensiveiy circulated.
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MORTGAGE SALE.

DY virtue of power contained in deed of
ID mortgage, dated April 5th, 1873, from
Henry W. shealey to Mary A. Shealey, and
recorded among the Mortgage Records of Bal
timore county, in Liber L. II. A., No. 81, folio
565, the undersigned, Mortgage, therein nam
-. ed, will sell at public auction, on -
:: the premises, on -
E@ Monday, Sd day Of November, 1873, II
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THISGs.-Each recurring fall our country
.nges are filed with stories of "big beets. "
cucumbers," "big pumpkins" "big stalks
n" and we regret TO say, some of them
Jig lies also. Last week we gave an ac-
of some large apples left at our office by
ohm Piersol of the 10th district, and this
we follow ii up by telling our readers that
NV potato on Tuesday which weighed
pounds and eleuen ounces. Our friend, Mr..
W. Aler of the I'd district, came into the
office on that day with something in bag,
], before it was taken out, appeared to be q
melon, and we were surprised to find il only
alto. This monstrocity is of the 'Peerless"
", and is indeed 'big thing"
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LOCAL MATTERS.

MARYLAED JOCKEY CLUB-THE APPROACHING
RAcEs.-The stable of H. P. McGrath, ESQ.,, of
Lexington, Kentucky, arrived at Pimlico on
Monday last in order to take part in the COM
ing races next week. The stable consists of a
chestnut filly, TabiLha, three years old, engaged
- IL 1917 nd the renowned bay colt
40. sowing, also three years old, and engaged
in the same stakes. This is the most promis-
ing colt Of his age in America, and was sired
by the great Lexington, whom he is said to re-
semble more closely than any of his get. lie
stands upwards of sixteen hands, and is of
most symmetrical form. Having won all the
great stakes at Long Branch, Jerome Park, and
Saratoga this season, he will be hard TO head in
he Dixie. He was much admired by Lord
Roseberry, at Jerome PARK, last week, who de-
sired to possess himself of SO fine a specimen of
he American thoroughbred, but was deferred
oy the modest price of twenty thousand gum
,as, at which his owner held the pride of Ken
lucky. Several other horses are present at
Pimlco, amongst them Messrs. T. B. and w. R.
Davis excellent horse Allie Hunt, and Mr.. Geo.
3. Maules imported Price OF Wales, in train
ng for the steeple chase. Several other stables
re ea route, and what with the rich and varied
programme, excellent track, and numerous ia
alities for reaching it, the coming week prom
SEES rare sport.
The following is programme, of the races,
which begin on Tuesday next and will contin
te TOUR days:
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 81:
First Race--One mile.
Second Race Two mile Hurdle.
Third Race Dixie Stakes, two miles.
Fourth Race-Tw o-mile Heats.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER %:
First Race-Central Stakes, one mile.
Second Race Selling Race, two miles.
Third Race-Gentlemens Race, II miles.
Fourth Race-Mile Heats, 3 in 5.
THURSDAY. OCTOBER %:
First Race-Free Handicap, II miles.
Second Race-Mile Heats, thrt year Odds.
Third Raee-Four mile Heats.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER "a:
First Rece-0ne mile, two year Odds.
Second Race-Two-mile Heats, Handicaps.
Third Race-Consolidation Purse, mile Heats.
Fourth Race-Steeple Chase, q miles.
The first race will take place punctually at
80 each day.
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DEDICATION OF AN ODD FELLOWS HALL AT Cock
EYsvILLE-The new Odd Fellows Hall, erected
by Marble Lodge, No. 1872, at Cockeysville, N. c.
r r, was dedicated with appropriate ceremonies
on Tuesday last. The Officers of the Grand Lodge
arrived from Baltimore at II o clock and the pro-
cession was At oGce formed, Dr. j. w. Hawkins
acting rs chief marshal The lodges in line, be-
sides the Grand Lodge were Towson, No. 10, of
Towsontowu, n G Jas L Dunphy, V. G. Lewis
Held and 80 uemters; Hampden, No. 1874, of
Woodberry, N G. b. II. Peregoy, V. G. John
F. Mitchell, aud 40 members Hereford, No. 50,
~ G. r. II Mays, V. G. Isaac Ensor, and As
members Prospect, No. ITO, of Phoenix, Bati-
more county, N G. j. w. Hie, V. G. Baldwin
G. Harris, and 25 members Shiloh, No. IL, OF
HarriSOnville, Baltimore county, N. G. r. Pierce
Choate. V. G. r. L. Mansfield, and IS members;
and Marble, No. 1872, Of Cooke, svile, N. G. S. X.
Griffith, V. G J ". Hawkins, with 60 members.
The committee OF arrangements were DR.. J. W.
Hawkins, John T Riley, S. X. Griffith, r. Harry
Gernand and NJ o. Correar.
The line of march was taken up and on reach
ing the hall, after prayer by the chaplain, the
services opened with hymn, following
which S. X. Griffith addressed himself to the
Grand Master, stating the object of the hall, &c,
after which the Grand Chaplain offered prayer.
Upon the invocation having been sung, the Grand
Master announced the formal dedication of the
hall, which was declared by the heralds. One
sprinkled water on the ground, one burned oil
on the altar, another scattered seed, while yet an
other one srewed flowers on every side, each ac-
ton being accompanied by beautiful metaphor
cal invocatons. The Grand Chaplain then offer
ed prayer. The ceremonies closed with an elo-
quent address from the Grand Master.
The building is OF neat architecture, 56x28
feet and cost 50, 500 The building committee
were DR.. j. w. Hawkins John 7. Riley, s. X.
Griffith, W. A. Tracey and Samuel u Gent.
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TW0-sTOR9 STONE Dwell sSNe
E"M LING, frame oyer-shot &Sf
E:M BARN, with stone stabling
under; wagon and carriage house, with corn
cribs attached dairy, ice house, chick en- house,
pigery, &c. They are all frst-class ia rim build
ings and are in good order.
THE LAND
is in a high state of cultivation, under good
fencing, divided into seven divisions, with run
ming water in each field.
TWO YOUNG APPLE ORCHARDS
in full bearing, with other fruits.
WOOD LOT
containing Acres, convenient to tho farm
would be sold with it if desired.
This property will be offered at PRIVATE
SALE until the
Fifth day of November.
If not sold at private sale on or before that
day, it will be offered at
PUBLIC SALE,
on the premises, on
Wednesday, November 19tk, 1873,
at o'clock P. M.
Mls~ For Terms and further particulars, ap-
ply to DANIEL K. MAST,
on the premises, or Fork Meeting House, P. o.,
or to GEORGE H. CARMAN,
Office Street Commissioners for Baltimore coun-
ty, No. Z, Morse Building, No. So, W. Fayette
street. RaltsrAcre-- [Qct Its.
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GRAND ToURNAMENT.--A tournament took
place on the farm of Mr.. Mordecai G. Cockey
in Worthington Valley, three miles east of
Reisterstown, on Wednesday of last week, which
was, we learn, very grand affair. Twenty
one Knights entered the lists and the riding is
said to have been very fine. The successful
ones were John G. Pierce, Knight of the Val
ley, who crowned as Queen of Love and and
Beauty, Miss Laura Bennett, of Baltimore CO.. /;
Elias Pearce, Knight of Ivenhoe, crowned Miss
Mary Cockey, Of Baltimore, first Maid of Hon.
or; DIR. James Gore, Knightof Murray's Plains,
crowned Miss Kate Pennington, of Reisters-
town, second Maid, and B. f. Gore, Knight of
Locust Grove, crowned Miss Sallie Bennett, of
Howard county, as third Maid of Honor. In
addition to the honor of browning the Queen,
the successful Knight was awarded hand
some saddle and bride.
At night there was grand ball and banquet
at the residence of Mr.. Cockey, which was at
tended by large number of ladies and gentle
men from Baltimore city, and from Baltimore,
Carroll and Howard counties.
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at 10 o'clock A. i.

ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND SITUATE
AND BEING IN TOWsONTOWN, BALTI-
MORE COUNTY,
described as follows:
Beginning for the same on the south line of
lot formerly owned by Henry Kone, thence
running easterly by and with the south line of
said Avenue, fifty feet to a stone, thence par
allel to the line of said Kones lot southerly
one hundred and fifty feet more or less to an
Alley, and thence westerly by and with the
north line of said lot and parallel with the
first line of said lot, fifty feet to the south east
corner of said Homes lot thence by and with
the line OF said Kone's lot northerly one hun
bred and fifty feet to the place of beginning,
as will fully appear by reference to said mort
gage.
This lot is wssl improved
WITH AGooD DOUBLE BRICK HOUSE,
sTABLEAND OTHER BUILD
INGS.
1t will be sold subject to q mortgage from
said Henry W. Shealey to the Permanent Land
Company of The City of Baltimore, dated on or
about the 3Oth day of October, 1872 for the pay
ment of 81, 600, and also subject to an annual
ground rent ST $4,000, payable semi-nnually.
TERMS OF SALE.-The purchase money
to be paid in cash on the day of sale.
MARY A. SHEALEY,
Oct. Its. Mortgagee.
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IFrY YEARS A MlNIsTER.-Rev. Francis Macart-
of the Baltimore NJ. E. Conference, who
at his residence in Baltimore, on Tuesday
IT OF last week, in the seventy-frst year OF his
entered the Methodist ministry in the year
}. and for fifty years has been laboring, as far
eaih permitted. Mr.. Mccartney was station
Huntingdon, Pennsylvania, in 1928; Nor
nberland, Pennsylvania, in 1924; Lycoming,
nsylvania, in 1925; Lancaster, l826'27 =
ford, Virginia, lS2s'29; Winchester Circuit,
)-'3I Loudoun, 1928; Baltimore City
ion, 1884; Lancaster, 1885; Bladens-
:, 1878; Calvert, lS39'40; Alexandria,
t-'42; Lewisburg, ls43'44; Bladensburg,
i'46; Baltimore Circuit, lS47-'4s; William
ct, l849-' 80; East Baltimore, lS51-'52; Lib
lS53!54 West Hartford, 1886; Here
lS57'58; Mechanicsburg, 1859; North
imore Circuit, l86O'6l; Great Falls, 1862
East Hartford, 1s64'65; Hereford, 1866 -
,icoat. 1861 to 1869. In 1870 the deceased
appointed Chaplain of the Seamen's Union
eli, becoming member of Broadway Quarter
difference, and remained at that post until
lime OF bis death. To quote the language Of
co-laborers, Mr.. Mccartney literally died
III his harness on.
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j. HUFNAGLE,
a

Saddle, Harness and Collar
MAAUFA CTURER,
No. 225 North Central Ave-,
Sd door below Gay Street,
BALTIMORE.
ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY
PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
Nov. %, '72.-1y.
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Property Sales.
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
A VALUABLE AND HIGHLY IMPROVED
FARM, ADJOINING LONG GREEN VAL
LEY, 1 BALTIMORE COUNTY,
CONTAINI G los ACRES OF LAND, FIF-
TEEN NILES FROM BALTIMORE,
nNE-half lie from the Hartford Turnpike
~ road q, on the road leading from the
Turnpike to Ia Fork Meeting House, and with
in one mile of proposed Station on the Mary
land and Penn Jlvania Central Railroad, which
is now in cour of construction. Adjoins the
Farms of FL 4 A. Gorsuch, Edward T. Por-
ter and O.
PROVEN ENTS
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BREACH OF PROMISE 55 VS.. 74.-In the Balti-
more county Circuit Court on Wednesday last
the case of Mrs. Elizabeth Holbert VS.. Isaiah
Baker, action for breach of promise of mar
riage, came up for trial. Both parties reside in
the 18th district of this county. Mrs. Holbert
asks $40, OOO damages as compensation for her
blighted affections and the youthful ~ Isaiah
takes issue with the lady and has determined
to eight it out on that ine' if it takes seventy
four years more of his life to see himself "right-
ed" The trial was before jury and eminent
counsel were engaged on both sides. The case
occupied the attention of the Court the entire
day and was not concluded at the time of adj
iournment, the list of witnesses being very
large.
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ORNAMENT. "A private tournament took
F. at "StoneIeigh," the estate of Geo. Brown,
on the York road, about one and a-half
! south of Towsontown, on Thursday after
OF last week. Seven Knights entered the
the successful ones being Charles Grason,
selected as Queen of Love and Beauty, Miss
Brown; Arthur Stewart of Baltimore,
ned Miss Alice Patterson, first Maid of Honor,
I'll Macgill, Miss Daisy Hayward, second,
James Wilson, of Waverly, Miss Mcllvane,
Maid Of Honor After the coronation the
any repaired to the residence of Mr.. Brown
,artook of q bounteous supper. The whole
was, we learn. most enjoyable.
AEGE OF NAMB.-The name Of the post-ofice
okstown, Baltimore county, has been changed
linQton.