The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-11

The general topic Of conversation Ia Tow
soniown nj this time Is the mosquito. There IL
more Of him Co the square inch than ever saw
before or care about seeing In the future. lie has
become 50 pcstiferous ~ 20 render lfe-at ight-
almost burden aud general crusade against
him is seriously talked Of few years ago Il
was rare thing to see n mosquito here. VIII
some one please rise up and explain the cxtraor-
binary increase.
We are pleased TO that the rank growth
of the weeds and the filthy CUTTERS and alleys in
this town beginning 20 attract the attention OF
some prominent gentlemen who have heretofore
given the matter no attention whatever. They
now see the necessity Of having the town incor-
porated, but last winter, when the Legislature
was in session and We forcsaw all these nuisanecs
and urged action on the part of our citizens, no
notice was taken Of our appeals. Unless some Of
our people observe more care than they have
heretofore done We may look for sickness at this
season 81 the year. We have been singularly
fortunate thus far but IL Is not yet too late for Us
60 reap the reward Of our caTeiessness.
Mr.. oambril's will.-Thc will Of the late
IIora.io v. Gambrli, the extensive Woodbury.
manufacturer, has been admitted TO probate in the
city Orphans Court. lie leaves the Druid Mills
property, including the lands and buildings at
tached thereto. 10 his sons. Charles A., William
u. and benjamin =. Gambrill. and his son.in- law.
Jno. W. Brown. in trust, to hold and carry on the
business of cotton manufacturing therein for I've
years. II his sons aud son law shall ht 90
engage in the business, they shall receive
nual salary Of - 500 during the term, 10 be paid
out of the gross receipts income Of the business.
lie further directs that out Of the profits Of the
business such part thereof ~ in the judgment Of
the trustees shall be deemed reasonable and expe-
dent shall be apart and d. lcd into Eve equal
parts one ifh l. 10 be paid 10 his daughter-in
Law, Mary CathaTine Gambrili widow Of n de-
ceased son, Henry ". Gainbriii, for the nainte-
IF he's
life. and IL she should marry IL is to be appropriate
ed for the benefit Of her children n 9th 60 his
daughter. Abigail Brown. wife of John W. Brown,
aud one-6 fth each 10 his sons, Chas. A., VIM. j.
and BENZ. =. GambriIl. The residue Is TO be de-
voted To augmcnting the capital stock ofthe bust
ness. Ia case no profit. shoald he derived from
the business. he make. ample provision for the
widow and children Of his deceased son. Henry
W. Gambrill and at the end of the Eve years the
trustees 10 make up account of the entire
profits. which. with the other property. il 10 be
divided among the heirs above mentioned. lie
also bcqueath, his share and interest IN the cot
ton mills aud premises in Whining Delaware.
known ~ the Arlington Mills. and carried on by
the ;estator in partnership with Vim. II. Baldwin.
q the same tTu.tccs. for the same heirs. and
the conditions those specified in the Druid
Mil. property. 70 his son. John y. 6amhrill. he
bcqucaihc. the of 900 annually for life 60
hi. wife. Eliza 'iambTill lac bc',ucaihes - uun an
nualiy during her life. Al the residue of hi.
tate. uf every description. he bcqueaihr. equally
t. Mary CathaTine Ganbrill. Charles 4. Ganhtill.
Abigail Brown. William u. aud BENZ. =. Gambriii.
The two paid W life Insurance policies of $3.50
for the benefit OF hs daug htcr in law Mary Catha
rne Gambrill. aud her children. he requests shall
be considered part Of hi, estate and charged
against her a. part Of her share in the division
Of the property.
Personal.-Mr. Joseph Patterson. of the arm
0f L HattgFsuu IN fer
works. returned with his family on the "a inst.
after tao months visit 10 Scotland. Mr.. Paitcr-
sons eliei daughter. Who accompanied her
parenis. died soon after reaching Scotland.
Mr.. David Carroll. one of the proprictors of
Mount Vernon Mill. Falls roal was stricken with
paFalysi. On the "a inst. but are glad TO say
his condition has since very much improved. lie
Is quite an ase'l gentleman.
Mr. e. :. lieii has been appointed train master
Of the Northern Central railroad. vice Mr.. John
Eeynold.. rc-ignei. Mr.. Ec has been in the
enploy of the eompany for twenty -oBe years IS
years of the time : a passenger conductor. lie
has hosts of friends and acquaintanees in Balti-
more county who will be pleased TO hear of his
promotion.
Capt. Howard Riigciy. Of Hampton. returned
from Berkeley Springs the 18th instant.
The party who went from here 60 OH POiat
Comfort. Va. on Thursday of last week, returned
Sunday not very well pleased. the heat and
mosquitoes together rendering the trip rather un-
pleasant.
John 7. u. Dorsey. formerly of this place, il
now prac;iciny Law at Ellicoii City.
Mr.. A. ". Pcrrie Of the Baltimore county bar,
Who has been a visit TO his home in Prince
Georges county for some time. has been suffering
from ehills and fever aud has been unable 10 re-
turn.
Robert Moore. Esq. aud wife. Of this county,
we're AZ Getty sburs Springs on Saturday last.
Hon. Geo. Hawkins Williams. State Senator
from Baltimore county. has returned With his
family from New Hampshire.
Col. james &. Clark, formerly of this county.
bu, for some time viee-president and superinten-
dent of the Chicago aud New Orleans railroad. 10
on visit to the east and was in Baltimore
Monday.
A Piece OF Blue Ribbon.-An event no,
down the bills occurred last night at the Monu-
mental Theatre during the performance Of MaEcP-
pa, when Miss Fannie Louise Buckin CHAM. hold
ing blue ribbon in her hand, advanced 90 the
fooiii gh;s and saI: "Thi. il only piece Of blue
ribbon. bat shall treasure IL next 20 my life. IL
vas brought g. me to-day by my horse. james r.
Melville. FROM the fair. where the lady TO whom !
entrusted him won IL in gallant contest with the
lady riders Of baltimore county. I ain proud 81
IT, for this Is nay native State. and nowhere from
Maine 20 Oregon have found such cques;riennes
A. the fair ladies e Maryland. shall take thi.
ribbon 10 Australia. and. when thousands Of miles
from home. il shall remind Of this. the hap
piesi iay Of INV life aud when come back IL
will be o. this theatre. which I hope 30 End n
prosperous a. il Is at this moment" Miss Back
inghan spoke with evident feeling. and her allu-
sons 60 the beauty and prowess Of Maryiand's
daughters were loudly cheefei.-i@sricas IF
Tagesiay.
Miss Bueking CHAM is a daughter Of Mr.. Thomas
Ward. Of Texas. this eounty, and \ sister Of Miss
Ella Ward. who Won the equestrienne contest at
the Fair on Wednesday.
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Injunction TO Suppress n Nuisance.-In
the county Circuit Court WIN. y. wooiyear.
owner -four mill on the Washington road, 18th
district, on GEynns Fails, through his counsel.
Sebastian Brown, Esq. has filed a bill for injane
ton against Henry Shaefer. restraining him from
e;nrtyins OF allowing 20 Gov in Gwynn's Fall.
blood ir";n -lau ghiere'l animals SIR. Shaefer the
deem LIANT Is \ butcher. having slaughter house
close Z" the The bill alleges that be allows
blood aud other ofal from slau shterel animals 10
apw into the stream. and that this animal matter
l. washei into eomplainant's dam and race. uhsre
1t decOmpOses. creating stencil Of such ehArae-
ter as O. prevent compliments enjoy ment Of his
property. Ia the bill the run Is described be-
ing bu; little better than = pool. and it,
diiiOn disgrAee TO any civilized community.
The object of the proceeding Is 10 make test
g. determine whether pers0ns have right 20 use
the run for-euerase purposes.
Painful Accident.-Dal Gordon, driver Of
of the cars the Baltimore and P0uha;an
railroad. painfully injured on Friday AFTER
noon Of last week, near the Ridge church. The
ear having stopped 10 take = passenger Cor
don ATTEMPTED 20 start the horses when oftheta
commenced kicking. striking the driver in the
face and knocking him OF the car, cutting him
badly and injurins one q his eyes 80 badly tina,
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