The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-07-10

Second ......... ............... 1851 5,l21
Ih'su Ioll o,lfv
nth..''.'......... .........-2i,id lO,13I
IWciIth......... ........... S,91l S,bb5
Thirteenth. 5,2?S J,I1v
Total population ofihc belt 5G.llG 4O.l5i
This table shows nh increase IN the last ten
years of 1872.
The computed population IL other large cities,
n given In census reports. includes towns and
Villages adjacent 10 them, and u the population
of the belt. as given above. were added t. that of
the city, the population 81 baltimore would fall
only few Thousands short Of four hundred thOus-
aud.
Capt. creager has had prepared separate tables
of the popsis,ions of the villages aud towns In the
districts comprising the belt. n TO make more
eorrecr ceinputation Of the total population 81
Baltimore, were these included in other cities.
SUBURBAN GRowrn.
Iiy reference 10 the above table IL will be seen
that the districts containing the largest p1puia-
ton are the lst 3ri. 9th aud l2ih. the total II
these fur being 1891. The iih, sIh aud llih
districts each contains - large number Of nhabi-
tant. than the "a aud 18Th. which with the four
above mentioned. make up the belt" Of the ia.
crease Of I5,ig, in the belt" as shown by the
apove table. more than 10000 were in the 9TH lis
trict. in which Towsontown. GoVanstown. Waverly
aud parts Of LutherviIlc and woodberry with its
surroundings, are located.
Personal.-ficldcr &. Singlud and family
are at Berkeley SPRING. ". Va.
Among those who left TowsontoNn gu Sunday
and Monday for Ocean City. Md. were lion.
Richard Gtason, VIM. Grasun. Maj. John !. Vel
lott. Cha. l.. fendall. Dr. \. w. Carpenter. Cha..
W. Ice. Vim. L.. Gallagher and \. ". Pcrric
Mr.. Samuel ". Storm and wife. 81 Waycrly.
were at ocean City on Monday.
Hon. VIM. \. Fisher ha. started for California.
His proposed visit To- the Golicn State was an.
nounccI In these columns rone time ago.
Mr.. James X. Sweeny. Of the 4 :. signal SER
vice. Of Mr.. Daniel Swecny, OF fTeeland'..
this county, who has for some time been stationed
at Pikc's Peak. Colorado. will soon visit Wash
ingi0n to undergo an examination for promotion,
after which be expects 60 be sent either To- Alaska
or California.
Mr.. Jared :. SWeeny. ale. son of the above.
has connected himself with the Grant Smelling
Works, at LeadVillc. Colorado.
Tho following teachers from baltimore county
attended the meeting Of the State Teacher A.
sociati"n at Ocean city this week l.. T.. Jams.
Ira :. Fallen. q. Clinton Hanna, VI. =. Tolsun.
Jos. Wilmington, james T.. Green. 4. e. Ebaugh.
Miss ". H. Scott, Prof. 4. X. L"Vcj"y, Mis- Sale
Ebaugh and Geo. ". Green.
Mrs Kate ". Mann j. spending n couple of
weeks with friends near Washington. u. G.
MIR. 4. Bruce Hook. resident engineer at the
Gnnpowdcr water work, left for CobO's Island On
Thursiay.
Mr.. Jos. :. Wilmington. principal Of warerly
high scbooi. has been elected one Of the vice
presidents Of the State Teacher Association.
Arrested for Assault. -Chas Handy. eta.
ton agent and postmaster at Mount Winans
station 18th district was released in 5000 by Jus
tice Geo. :. keefer. GA Thursday Of last week.
charged with assaul,ing Cornelia X. Mooney.
young woman about 90 years of age and the
daughter Of John Mooney. employed on the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad. The circumstance has
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IN the evidence Il was shown tina, Miss Mooney
was standing on the platform Mt Noun, winans
when Handy, IL was alleged, knocked her down
and kicked her without cause. Handy denied
that he kicked Miss Mooney but said he pulled
her away from the track because che was half
witted and had been in the habit of tagging the
trains. which operation was attended with no lit
tie danger.
Summit Grove Campaigning. -Thi.
nI-meeting will open "n the 2gth inst. aud con
tinue twelve days under the direction Of the Pre-.
siding Elder Of the Harrisburg District. The
Buell. Family. the we'll known camp meeting
singers. vii. be upon the ground. during the en-
tire time anil lead the singing. Besides the
churches in baltimore city. numerous congtcga-
tions in York. Harrisburg and other point. in
Pennsylvania will be represented. There are in
all l7a tents or cottages upon the ground. arrang
ell in forty three blocks Of four tents each. and IL
is expected all will he occupied. 4 number
Of families will 60 into camp two or three
weeks before the appointed time for the regular
camp meeting To commence.
The 9Th" at Reistcrstown. A, Rci.,ers
town On Monday last u very largely attended pie
mic. gotten up by the literary society ofthat place.
was held in the grove Ut Andres Bank. Esq.
After a street parade Of the literary society and
FULTON Ledge Of Mechanic, Westminster. and
Henry Clay Lodge Of Odd Fellows. Rrister,town.
In . he istfh Nef
by Rev. Dr. Rich. after which br. Gibson read
the Declaration Of Independence. Mr.. X. Quin
ccy Hall. of the Baltimore bar. was the orator of
the LAY. Addresses were also made by Rev. Mr..
Lcplcy. Dr. !. n. Dickson and others. Andrew
Banks. Esq. presided over the exercises and the
music was furnished by the Rcisicrstown coTnct
band.
An Attempt to Rob.-Somc time during
Friday night 81 last week an attempt was made 10
rob the store and p"stoiicc kept by Mr.. Brayshaw.
at Woudhcrry. TN Saturday morning !; was
found that the window shutters bore marks of
having been tempered with. the outside front door
was broken open but the inner door was >" sc
curely barred To- resist the attempt. The cellar
door was also broken open but an iron grating on
the inside foilej the burglar at this point. The
store having been robbed once before II IL there
kept securely fastened.
Shot by an Ofiicer.-A row occurred NJ Can.
ton, 18th district. on Saturday night last, during
the continuance 81 which county policeman smith
shot William Davis in the right arm, causing n
severe flesh wound. Davis had been engaged in
the alteration aud when the officer attempted to
arrest him, he and his brother knocked the officer
down aud beat him. When Smith rcgained his
feet he nrcd at Davis with the result as stated.
Davis and his brother arrested and commit
ted 90 Jail on the charge Of disordcriy conduct aud
assaultins an officer.
Halls Springs Railway deed from the
Baltimore aud Halle Springs Railway Company
o. Robert Jarrett hed for record in the clerks
Office II the Superior Court of Baltimore last week.
The document conveys all the property Of every
description belonging 10 the company To secure
the payment Of sI7.2 $50 worth of bonds aud also
$25, 900 worth Of second mortgage bonds Of the
company. The deed l. made with the condition
that the company Is 10 have full control Of the
road until default in the Paymen, Of the bonds
Station House Report. u. Taylor,
superintendent Of the wavcriy station house. has
made his report % the County Commissioners for
the month of June. There were 81 commitments
Id whites and . eolorcd--as follows: Drunk, !;
Ioding, I; insane and disturbing the peace, 2 I;
drunk and disorterly, disturbing the peace. ; I;
rioting at Laurel cemetery, .; vagrant tramp. ! I;
larccny,2. Arrests were made by officers Cole.
Fisher, fossett, Rogers. Lytle aud Roche. j. G.
l.. Cole, committing magistrate.
Ia Il Hydrophobia "A few days ago John
Crosby, q fireman on the Northern Central rail-
road, was bitten In tho arm by . dog. Nothing
was thought Of II at the time. but afterwards the
arm began 10 swell and became very painful. On
Saturday last while his train was at York. Crosby
acted In o very strange manner when no was
taken from his engine and removed To his home