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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-12-04
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Transfers OF Property.-The following L.
list of real estate transfers, &C., fled for re-
cord in the Office Of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
for Baltimore county from Nov. 10th TO Dec. I'd;
DEEDS.
Thomas Ilill to Jacob ". Slaglc.
j. w. Slagle to Abbarilla Forsyth.
Eliza 4. Berry 10 John 4. Hurst Of al, trustees.
Stevenson Archer, trustee, TO r. NJ. Stansbury.
Henry Mike VT Co John Mike.
Henry FoesteS to August kahlcr.
X. s. Corsn 81 nj. 90 Jos. schrcier.
Chas. I. Phelps, trustee, to A. II. Phelps.
A. II. l.. Phelps 10 Philip II. 0wings.
Ann NJ. Alther ct nj. to Isaac Hartman.
q. II. William. trustee 10 Eleanor Wilson.
Andrew Pierce To- Ransom Beman.
Ransom Beman to Fred. q. whelan. assign't.
y. q. wheian To y. A. FoutI. Assign't.
J. J. Lewis to Enos Smcdley.
j. i. 6aitley, ext. e. II. A. knight.
ID. A. Knight W. 60 CAROLS Island Co.
II. X. lioarrnan. trustee, 10 Edward Sticfel.
Geo. c. wilkins 4 W. To Mary q. Taylor.
NJ. Peters 4 hush. to Charles 5. Keen.
Benz. J.. Moore. trustee, TO l.. X. Hopkins.
4. Il. Hopkins hush. to VIM. Hopkins.
L. q. Dawson VT. Christian waldenburg.
LEASES.
J. 7. Greasley VT. TO Citizens Railway Com
pany, BALTIC. city.
David feclemycr TO Mary J. Cavey.
MORTGAGES.
BALTIC: liampden Passenger q. X. Co. to
David Carroll.
Casper Kremer 4 wi. to City Of Baltimore Bldg.
Asso. No. 3.
Joseph schreier 4 VT TO Robert S. Corse 4 VT.
p. X. 0wings q W. TO A. II. l.. Phelps.
Eilenor Wilson TO President 4 Directors Amcri-
can Fire Insurance Company.
s. A. foutz 20 =. q. whelan.
Caleb Fee TO Grant Buldg. Asso. No. @.
Philip Richard vi. TO Peter seipert.
Christian waidenburg 4 W. to German Ameri-
can Fire Ins. Co.
John Z. Brown 4 vi. to L. J. Roberts.
Henry Ruhi 10 Caroline saueriand, assignt.
Penelope Gin q hush. to J. 7. Ducker.
Jas. Z. Sinclair 4 VT. TO A. @. Patterson.
RELEASES.
City Of Baltimore Bldg. Asso. No. 2, 10 Caspar
Krcner 4 VT.
Friendship Bldg. Asso. No. I, to J. Klein vi.
VIM. q. Harrison TO Joseph Freeman.
Thomas J. Morris TO Ellenor Wilson.
Grant Bldg. Asso. No. S, to Caleb Fec.
Charles BaGsman TO Philip Richard 4 VT.
7. V. McCauley TO John L. Brown.
J.. ID. Huff to James T.. Sinclair.
John II. Armacost to Penelope Gill L hush.
Samuel 5. Cole, executor, TO same.
Hills or SALE.
John Adams to John T. Ensor.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-12-04

Stable Robbed.-0u Monday night last the
stable Of Mr.. Jere. d. Mallory, near wavcriy, was
entered BY thieves who carried on several sets Of
ane single and double harness, saddles. brides.
whips, lap-robes, Ac., In all valued At several
hundred dollars. Il 10 thought the robbery vas
committed BY three men Who were seen TO drive
out from the city In one-horsa carriage. Detec-
tive are working up the case but up 20 this time
no arrests have been made.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-12-04
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Fine representations. Drury 4 Ijams,
Wholesale and retail grocers and feed dealers,
corner Of Gay and High streets, Baltimore, have
greatly enlarged their store by taking in the ad.
joining building, 1875 north High street, and they
have now q very large business house. stocked
with the best Of everything in their line. The
firm Is well known TO Baltimore county people and
deservedly popular. Their stock Of goods for the
holidays 10 complete. and their prices such Is
cannot fail TO attract purchasers.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-12-04

WET Good.' for tLe Hoiidsy'.-Mr. Charlie
MeRae. Wholesale liquor dealer, m north Caiver
street. near the depot. has on hand large stool
Of wines, liquors, brandies. etc.. suitable for th
holiday season, to which he invites the attention
Of the public. Those in need Of anything In hi
line will find Il TO their advantage to call.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-12-04
New Railroad to Pimlico.-A cer,iac

New Railroad to Pimlico.-A certificate Of
incorporation Of 1.-The Arlington and Pimiico
Railway Company" has been ieit for record at the
Executive chamber, Annapolis. The incorpora-
tors are 0den Bowie. Washington Booth. James
l.. McLane. J. d. Ferguson aud J. Alexander
Preston. The road Is 10 be entirely in Baltimore
county, the termini at n point near Arlington,
Western Maryland Railroad and Pimlico course.
The route Is from Arlington Station. by an easy
curve and light grade, to Church lane, running
between the Methodist church ON that lane and
the Reisterstown turnpike. crossing the pike ut the
mouth Of Hayward avenue, and thence OF the bed
Of the avenue to the race grounds, stopping at n
point back Of the grand-stand, and allowing suf-
heient space between the terminus and stand for
. wide carriage drive. The whole distancei Is one
mile. The regular ears Of the Western Maryland
Railroad will be used, and special cars will be re-
served for ladies. Should tho dificultie. in the
location Of the road be overcome Il IL the inten-
tion Of the ineorporators to begin work immc-
diately, so that the road may be ready for the
spring meeting Of the Jockey Club. Il Is also
contemplated running street cars on the same
track when the races are not going on, as the
steam cars win only be used on race or fair days
Tho trip from Arlington TO Pimlco will be made
in twenty minutes, and Il 10 thought this new
way Of reaching Il will increase the advantages
Of the that Il will be second TO none in the
country.-Sna
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-12-04
From prooklandyille. 9th pistrict.

From Brookiandvilie. 9th District
Hanfs MHsieai aud Literary !Soeiais Entertain
-SickHe'.-- C.faisked Fence, de.--The
genial aud gcntlcmanly conductor Of the Green
Spring Branch Of the n. c. Il. r., is OF on n
holiday. One Of the patrons Of the road unkndly
insinua,es that he has gone 10 get clean shirt.
The recent entertainment ofIiunt's Musical aud
Literary Social. held in Towsontown, netted about
$50. Among those who labored TO make the affair
= success. none are more deserving Of praise than
Miss J.. Wolf. who was untiring In her efforts to
help make the entertainment q credit TO the
society.
The family Of Mr.. John q. Rider is having n
protractsd siege Of sickness. Two Of the sons
have but recently recovered from malarial fever,
and daughter 10 now suffering from the same
complaint.
The fence around Hunts church still remains
in an unfinished condition. The bare gate posts,
with no gate, arc the reverse Of attractive.
Since putting stone on the road from Riders
Switch to the Falls road ut Cocksys tavern Il has
been much more solid. There Is more stone needed,
however, to make Il rs perfect rs Il should be.
Formerly this road, in y rainy season, was mere
mud puddle. Now Il Is quito n good driving
road, even in wet weather. kSARF.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-12-04

Ns@ York ciofhisy Hou.e.-The proprietor,
Of this well-known establishment, isf west Bal
timore street. opposite Light street, extend q
cordial Invitation 10 their customers and the pub
lie generally 20 visit their house and inspect the
very large stock Of fne clothing 10 be found there
The many inducements offered. including attrac-
tive prices, are unsurpassed. Call and see foI
yourselyes
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-12-04

Hardware.-Messrs. Il. Scott Payne a Bro, log
north Gay street, have on hand very large stock
Of builders and cutlery hardware, besides carriage
and wagon makers hardware ofevery description.
This firm IL well and favorable known and enjoys
very large share Of public patronage. Call and
ace them.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-12-04
Bold Highway Robbery.-A bold highwa,

Bold Highway Robbery.-A bold highway
robbery was committed on the York road, opposite
the residence Of the late Capt. WIN. Kennedy.
Barry, who lives on Quaker lane, below waveriy
accompanied BY her daughter, was returning from
the city, having large basket filed with market.
ing. Al the point above named she was approach.
ed BY eolored man who jerked the basket frou
her and started 10 run with Il. Mrs. Berry ran
amer him when the man stopped and dealt her q
severe blow with his est, which felled her TO the
ground. lie then made his escape and has moi
since been arrested.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-12-04

We are selling n splendid quality Of Lupin's
Goods at so cts. per yard-all colors. Goods rich
ly worth Go cts. One lot Of Wool Bourcttc marked
down TO s cts.-cost originally % cts. Large line
Of 25.ct. Goods marked down 90 l2i cts. Elegant
36-in. Cashmeres, soft finish. 25 cts. Al Finer
Goods reduced in proportion.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-12-04

Tho Gunpowder suppiy.-Aithough the
GunTowder water-works are not yet completed, Il
viii 10 interesting TO the people Of baltimore TO
know that from twelve 10 fifteen million gallons Of
watef daily pass through the completed tunnel and
into The te.housc, and thence into Herring Run.
IL the Clifton reservoir and the mains in tho city
were completed the water could easily be con-
ductsd into the city, but on account Of the unin-
ished condition ofthcsc works this water Il wasted
II comes from the springs in the ncighborhood Of
the dam and tunnel. tho water being sweet and
pure, and the quantity flowing through the tun-
mel 10 large enough to supply a city Of about one
hundred and fly thousand inhabitants. On ac-
count Of the Indictment weather, all the important
work has been suspended on the water-works, but
very little remains TO be done. Those having
charge Of the work state that if fair weather had
continued until Christmas the works would have
been finished soon after New Year. But even II
this were Sc, the water Of the Gunpowder could
not be introduced into the city. rs the water
mains will not all be laid until summer. Itisex-
pected that the work will be formally opened
about May LIST. though the exact time Of their
completion depends upon the length Of wintry
weather. II work can be resumed early in the
spring, rs usual, there is doubt that they will
be finished at the time named. There L. only
about S25O0OO left out Of the - ,00O0 Loan but
Civil Engineer Martin thinks he will be able TO
complete II with that amount and have n surplus
besidcs.-AmsricdH.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-12-04

Accident to Fox-Hunters.-0n Thursday
morning Of last week . number Of members Of tho
Rose Tree foa- Hunting Club Of Pa, came over
from Philadelphia ~ the guests Of tho Eikridge
Club, and for the purpose Of participating In the
drag. hunt In this county on that day. Owing 10
the ineemsncy of the weather the hunt was post.
poned and on Friday evening the visitors dined
with the Elkridgers at the Mount Vernon Hotel.
AZ dinner q discussion arose a. 20 the relative
merits Of the horses owned by several gentlemen
and 20 decide wager Mr. Moneure Robinson and
DR.. II. s. Henderkoper, both Of the Rose Tree
Club, ordered their horses at = late hour and
started for Pimlico 60 decide which nag possessed
the greater speed. They started out the Hooks
town road al rattling pace aud the toll gates be-
Ing closed at that hour. and the night being dark
they dashed into the hrst gate, near the city
limits. Both horses FELL throwing their riders 10
the ground. Mr.. Robinson sustained . severe
fracture Of tho right thigh bone, near tho knee,
and was very badly bruised, while Dr.. Hendcrko-
per escaped with some painful scratches and
bruises. The unfortunate gentlemen were taken
Into the dollhouse and were afterwards removed
70 the Mount Vernon Hotel, where they were at-
tended BY Drs. Van Bibber and Smith.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-12-04

A Colored Church Burned.-The eolored
church on the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Hal
timore railroad, II miles from Baltimore in the
18th district, was destroyed by Gro on Sunday
morning last. The sexton made the Gre In ths
stove about clock, and then len the church.
short time thereafter the building was discovered
20 be In flames aud was burned 20 the ground In q
short time. The church was also used ~ school
house and all the books. &e.. were burned. The
building cost about 5000 and was uninsured.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-12-04
Miscellaneous.
Miscellaneous.
WESTERN MARYLAND
MUTUAL BENEFICIAL ASSOCIAT'N
OF BALTIMORE COUNTY.
HOME OFFICE AT REIsTERsrowN, Mn
OFFICERS.

-OFFICERS.-
Peter q. Zouek. Pres. W. a. Russell, Viec-Pres.
C. Leplcy. Secretary. Reister Russell, Treas.
Henry W. Crauner. General Agent.
ESeeHfire Coznittse-P. q. Zouek, William A.
Russell. G. Lepley.
AnorHcys-Schmucker & whitlock, Baltic. Nd.
Medical ESaniaers-I. y. Dickson, N. D., J.
c. Larsh, 81. d.
Hoard Of DireeioTs-P. q. Zouck. merchant;
Reister Russell. merchant: William Russell, mer-
chant: c. Lepley, clergyman; II. W. Craumer,
insurance aRnt.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-12-04

Grave Robbers Indicted.-The Baltimore
city Grand Jury has indicted four men-aii co.,
nected with the Maryland University-for rob-
bling the two graves in Baltimore cemetery n few
weeks ago. Three Of them have already been ar
rested.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-12-04

n. WILLIS, Pharmacist, Tewsontown, Nd, is
pleased 10 inform his patrons thathshas secured .
stock Of "pulmona," the celebrated Medicine for
Coughs, Threat and Lang Trouble that has been
working such wonderful cures In other ssctious.-
II Il worth . trial. Price 50 cts.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-12-04

Religious Notice.-The regular religious SER
vices will be held in the Court House TO- morrow
Sunday afternoon, ut ; o'clock, conducted by
Rev. :. II. Thompson. Subject, "Agur's Prayer"
Pab,ic cordially invited.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-12-04
soap Factory Burned.-Ths soap

Soap Factory Burnod.-The soap factory
of Christopher Lips, on the caiverton road, in
the LIST district Of this county, took Ere about
nesn % Monday and was considerably damaged,
causing Ices Of between three and Eve thousand
dollars, which IL covered BY insurance. The city
ere department vas promptly on the scene and
prevented much more serious loss. The stock
In the factory at the time Of the Gre was worth be-
tween sls,oOo and $4,000. This was only slightly
damaged.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-12-04

e9-cOngressman.slee, fArr, from the Sd New
Hampshire district, died . few days ago. An
election will be held on the 2sth inst. 10 an the
vacancy when Republican will feOurss bs ehOssa.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-12-04

More Damage Suits.-R. X. Boarman. Esq.,,
counsel for Elizabeth German, has entered suit
against Mr.. John Henry keene, ST., for $1,000
damages for assault and battery and malicious
prosecution. This 10 the third suit entered BY
Mr.. Boarman for the German family against Mr..
Keene, the damages In each being laid at $1,000.
Messrs. Talbot a Grason. counsel for VIM. II.
Taylor and J. c. lie Grand Cole, have entered two
suits for damages against the w. n. Railroad
Company for 5000 each. The grounds for these
suits is the alleged foreible ejectment Of Messrs
Taylor and Cole from train on that road on the
9Th Of last September.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-12-04

Mr.. John Z. Owens has opened tho Stand.
ard Theatre in San Francisco. Mr.. Barry Sulli.
vans son Is his business manager
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-12-04
Sheep Killed by poss.-on Friday nj

Sheep Killed by Dogs.-0n Friday night
Of last week Mr.. John crowthcr, Jr., special au-
ditor Of the county, whose farm 10 situated near
Texas, had Eve very enc sheep killed by dogs.
while others Of bis flock were badly torn and
wounded. Four Of the killed were Shrophshires,
purchased from Col Edward Lloyd Of Calvert
county, and one--a SouthdOwn buck-purchased
from the Druid Hill Park Commissioners. All
we're very Gne sheep. Mr.. crowthcr having re-.
Gently refused S25 per head for them. This flock
took first premium ut the late county fair and
were thought TO be the finest sheep in the State.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-12-04
.J,stIces of the peace-Th;.v -.

Justices OF the Peace.-This week Governor
Hamilton made the following appointments Of
Justices Of the Peace for Baltimore county Sam'l
Baehtel, llth district. vice Albert ". Brown, de-
ceased; Thomas J. English, 18th district, vice
Thomas Marshall, resigned.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-12-04

Tho Licensing OF County Vehicles by the
City.-A demurrer was sustained by Judge Pink.
ncy in the baltimore city Criminal Court on Sat.
ur'lay last, and the indictments quashed against
Mrs. Ann Ritter aud Theodore Brown, of this
county, for driving unlicensed wagons on the
streets of the city. The indictments were drawn
under the ordinance passed last May requiring
nonresident owners Of vehicles using the city
streets 60 pay 50 license. T.. Beatty Graf, coun.
sci for tho defendants. filed the demurrer, and con-
tended that the parties could not be onyictcd un.
der the indictments. Judge Pinkncy at once dc
ciled the indictments were defcctiyein not
that the acts were done wilfully. which Is neces.
sary in all criminal prosecutions, rs such viola
| tions Of ordinances made by act Of As
scmbly. The decision. therefore, applies only 10
| the two cases before the court. Mr.. Graf, how
ever, had 10 been necessary, would have contended
that the ordinance Is altogether invalid. being
In contravention of the constitution Of the United
States prohibiting discrimination between citizens
In certain cases, as decided in the Baltimore city
wharfage cases, the Ward case. &c. Mr.. Graft
also claims that the ordinance Is void because IL
was not sufficiently Published, section 30 ofarticle
4, local code, requiring certain publicity of such
ordinances. which the one in question did not
have. Il 10 stated that Baltimore county citizens
have paid $4,000 into the city treasury under this
ordinance, and that application will DO made for
its return 20 the payers ofthctax. Theordinancc
allows vehicles owned by non residents 20 DO
driven on the streets Of the city at walk, but re-
| quircs n SO license IL faster than a walk, but
allows none TO go faster than six miles an hour.
Section ~ article I, public local CODE says that
ordinances Of this kind. affecting non residents,
| shall not take effect unless duly promulgated and
the act be Intentionally done. This the indiet-
ments quashed did not charge.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-12-04

Leg Broken.-On Monday last John link, q
butcher, living near Cockeysville. had one Of his
legs broken by the kick Of horse, which he was
leading TO water.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-12-04

Accident on q Railroad.-John Delta, a
brakeman on ballast train on the Baltimore and
Hanover railroad, while on top Of car on Wed.
nesday. was struck by q covered bridge near REFS
INJECTING other injuries which may prove fatal.
lie was removed 70 his home near Ilainstead.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-12-04
DRESS GOODS.

The most attractive offering Of Goods at l2l cts
ever shown In this city. Many Goods marked
down from Is and isl cts. 20 the above popular
price. Yari-widc Cashmere. 2jcts.-elegant goods
Etner laads In
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-12-04

Store Keeper Appointed.-Mr. John l..
Thomas, collector Of the Port Of Baltimore, has
appointed Mr.. Alfred 3. Cooper, . well-known
eitssn Of tho 7ih district Of this county, assistant
storc-kecpcr at the U. 3. bonded warehouse on
Buchnnans wharf, vice Mr.. Harry 7. Leyely, Of
Anne Arundel county, who was promoted 70 the
position Of storc-keeper made vacant BY the death
Of Hon. John Lee Chapman. Mr.. Cooper has
heretofore held . similar position, but bis ware
dropped from the list.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-12-04

An Interesting Cow Cause.-The Belair
..fyis Of last week says: about the LIST Of 0cto-
Der last stranger, who professed to be dealing In
cattle, called at the house Of susan Governs u re-
spectacle colored woman, living near Shawsviile,
for the purpose Of buying her COW. Susan was
away from home. nc work, but the cattle buyer
found her and offered her S22.50 for her COW, the
price asked by Susan being SIS. The bargain
was not closed, but two or three days afterwards
he met the colorcd woman and renewed his offer,
which was accepted, telling her he would call the
next morning. pay for the COW and drive her
away. When Susan returned home at night she
found tho COW gone, the man having already
taken her away AFTER Susan left In the morning.
before the bargain was concluded, and without
paying for the COW. Susan applied 10 constable,
who found the COW In the possession Of John Ma
dairy, Baltimore county farmer, living . few
miles distant. Mr.. Madary stated that he had
bought the COW for 50. The constable took the
COW and restored her 20 her owner, Susan Governs.
The officer also pursued and arrested tho rogue,
who was taken 20 Towsontown jail, but released,
the grand jury falling 10 find bill against him.
Mr.. Madary sued out writ Of replevin for the
COW aud recovered her. The case was tried before
Justice =. II. Gilbert, ut Shawsville, on Thursday
Of last week. A great deal Of sympathy was felt
In the neighborhood for the colored woman, and a
number Of ladies were present at the trial. Col.
Ohio =. Lee, Of Belair, appeared for her, and The
facts, as above stated. being brought out Justice
Gilbert gave Judgment In her favor sor the return
Of the COW and costs. The case was appealed BY
Mr.. Madary."
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-12-04

The Late Rev. Mr.. Cieaver.-Thc death Of
Rev. Charles A. Ccaver ut Hereford. this county,
which took place on the morning Of Thank giving
day, was announced in these columns last week.
The deceased was n native Of England, and came
to mis- country ut M early age. lie served rs n
local preacher for some years In various localities
In Pennsylvania and Maryland. and was admitted
to the itincrancy Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church In 1853 his first regular charge being ut
Bald Eagle, Pa, where he remained until 1855.
lie became n member Of the Baltimore Annual
Conference in 1858. In 1886 he was stationed
Mt Clearield, and in 1878 nj New Washington.
In 1859 he served mt Steclsburg. and In 1901
was in charge Of Bedford Circuit. In 1869 he
went TO Jcrseytown, and from there TO Mifninburg.
whore he remained during 1861. From this lat.
ter charge he went 90 Bioomingdale In 1865. In
1850 he was upon the supernumerary list. In
ls67-s he was stationed at Hereford, Baltimore
county. and from 1869 to 1871 was In charge Of
Bentley Springs Circuit. From this latter charge
he went to West Hartford Circuit, remaining three
years, and in 1875 was stationed at Liberty Cir
cult. This was his last regular charge rs In 1876
he was changed from effective to supcrnumerary
ut his own request, and moved 10 Hereford, where
he died. lie was. during the last four years Of
bis life, afflicted with paralysis and dropsy. Mr..
Cleaver was very eTectiveas q worker, and very
generally respected and beloved, both az q pastor
and friend. His immediate family, who survive
him. are two sons. John and James, and one
daughter, Elizabeth. John cieaver, the eldest
son, Is also q minister Of the Gospels member Of
the Central Pennsylvania N. 4. Conference.