The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-31
LOCAL ITEMS.

--Dr. ripper Is cnucatofiuk TO coiecth library
for tho county Jail. Good idea.
Some people are bitterly opposed to the
introduction Of steam the York road.
-Frank J. Stuart has been rc-appointed con-
stable for the 18th district for two years.
The expenses Of the Circuit Court for sep
TENDER term. 1879. amounted 60 SlO,31911.
Mir. Vim. u. Appleby was this week
appointed constable for the lst district fOT two
years.
We hear Of some contemplated building
Improvements here during the coming spring and
summer.
The person who lost brass night hoy in
TOwsontown can get the same on application at
this Office.
The wilkins avenue appeal eases hare oc-
cupicd the attention 81 the Circuit Court the whole
Of this week.
AN auxiliary society to the womans Chris.
tian Temperance Union was formed ON Monday
Mt Arlington. ID district.
Tile goose bone theory indicates tina, we
are to have the coolest weather Of the winter dur
ing the month Of February.
Mrs. GEORGE dillingham;, of Baltimore. gave
reading before the Reisterstown Literary Asso-
citation on Tuesday night.
The price of whoa, Is declining and farm
ers who did not SELL thinking It would go higher,
are commencing 20 feel uneasy.
THE man who bought fur cap and muller
early In the winter wants 10 trade them uA now
for u linen dusicr and sun umbrella.
Little Mike. TOwsOntOwn's fret news boy.
L. now an as.is;an, bar keeper ia Magazine
taurant on Fayc;tc street. Baltimore.
-Somc time during Tuesday nigh: lat the
stables II Mr.. VIM. II. Pcrot. on Charles -. aV
enuc. we're robbed Of inc se; Of harness
Ills honor Judge GTasnn. with several other
county officials. visited Annapolis on Wednesday
and had an interview With iiuv. Hamilton.
~ water works murder ease. known n the
Sullivan ease. COS; Baltimore county about 80
~" ani lii not result in the conviction Of any
body.
an cior; will be made in the present Leg
isiaiurc g. have local opium Law ras.el tor
Psrkipn. y. Z. Il. H.. bu, i, Is hardly likely To-
succec J.
Tile ease Of George ". Wade. rrsi,irati,n
officer 81 the la,h district. indicted :r Illegal reg:
isiration. &C.. la. gone over to the March term
Of Court.
~ valucl correspondent la. sent " two in
terestinc ARTICLES. the subjects being The Boom.
and '.oa Smoking" They will both appear in
due time.
-pr. J. Barron, who lately removed to thi.
county. La, erected handsome frame cottage in
Govaas;Own. next 10 the residence % Col. John
y. Dennins.
Our nei:hbor Of the Rci.er.,own roic, il
little of ON his geography. lie peaks d: somc-
thing having occurred Tin the 5ih district near
Catonsville.'
--Seyeral fauic. from the vicinity Of IIamp.
stead. Carroll county. recently removed 60 WOOD
berry for the purpose Oi workin: in the factories
at tina, place.
Applicant f,r the positions Of census emu.
mcra;or. are looming up in every direction. The
work Of taking the ccn,u. will be done during the
month Of June.
II, i. asserted fyr n Ia; tina, there i. boy
in one Of our Sunday schools 80 talented that he
can say the whole caicchi.m with his hands tied
behind bis back
--0Ncn Gnoisn. well.h known in this county.
was assaulted with club. Holiday 81. Ba!ii-
more. Wclnesia! afternoon. AMI was badly cut
the left eye.
-Joshua Clements. whose parents live a;
Union Factory. let district. had le: broken in
Baltimore few day. ago by bank Of earth cav
ing in upon him.
The work of grading the narrow. gauge
railroad between this place and Charles street
avenue !. progressing satisfactorily. About 20
men are employed.
Next, month the County Commissioner. will
sit an appeal tax court. TO hear applications
for Attachments ON assessments made upon prop
erty liable To taxation.
The spring meeting ofthe Maryland Jockey
Club will commence at Pimlico May 2jth and con
tinue four days. Some very interesting events
are down for this meeting
Mr.. Williams. Of Baltimore county. will
h;h; the bill. proposed BY one of the city mem
beers in the Legislature. 10 tax all vehicles going
into the city 81 Baltimore.
-Eev. n. y. Purcell cousin of Rev. j. Il.
Purcell. Of -. JONAS T.. T. church. Mount Wash
ington. TIL. county. has established institution
for sailors in Fowey. Cornwall. England.
- number Of iFamps-many more than
usual-hayc been loalng about Tow sontoUn Tor
week or more past. Why dOnt our officers ship
some of them 60 the House of Correction:
- fair AMI festival held two evenings lately
by the ladies Of ReisierstoWn ". T.. Church South
Melted siIo. The furls will be devoted 60 re.
pleaishng the library Of the sabbath school.
Mr.. John =. Slale. a we'll known auction.
Ger and business man 81 the upper end 81 the
county. was married on Thursdsy afternoon last
to daughter Of Mr.. Thos. q. Hu;ledge. Of Mary
land Line.
Now is the winter Of our disconten; made
glorious by the lilly arrival of the finest oyster.
FROM the Chesapeake at trbans restaurant. -
toothsome bivaive, thou ART indeed iniersstin :
invention.
a chestnut tree was recently Gu; down On
the farm Of Mr.. Henry iockarl. eth district,
which measured feet across the stump and -
fec; in eircumferenes at the butt. The tree made
six cords of wood.
-Me.srs. John u. Roe 1 Co., merchants o:
this place. having leased the lower room Of the
Odd Fellows' Hall. now occupied by Messrs. Dun
ply 4 Boyian, will take possession Of the same
about the first of March.
-Miehael Burns. a resident Of the llih di..
trie;. on Monday declared b. jury 10 be- a
luna;ic. lie had been confined in an asylum
since La; October. Burns has $3.50 On deposit in
Baltimore saving. bank.
Mr. Reed. principal of the Towsontown
high school. ON Monday Of this week notified the
pupils that all those whO could not produce a
tifcaie Of vaccination would bc eNeladed from the
school after n certain date.
Il. 4. Harvey, Esq.. prominent citizen 81
Brandywine summit. Chester county, Pa, eallel
TO Thursday. Mr.. Harvey oWns eonsider-
able property in Tow.on;own AMI was here look
ing after his business Interests.
Howard Munnikhuysen. Esq. a member 0i
the Baltimore bar and we'll known in thi. county,
was married in Philadelphia Wednesday. 90
Miss Bessie J., daughter u DR.. Joseph Pane9.,, a
promnen, physician Of that city.
Jos. u. Mitchell. son % Mr.. T. j. Mitchell,
Of Coekeysville, and nephew Of Mr.. Jos. u. Mitch
ell Of this place. died at the la;ters residence.
Monday tasruins. after about q week. iliRe-s 81
typhoid fever. HE age vas about 81 year..
We have experienced more weather this
wesk-that Is more % the sane Kind We have been
having so long that We have become surietel
with IL. What has got the matter with "Oii
Prob" any way Hes dead failure this winter.
a eoiored boy employed by Mr.. Vaughn,
proprietor of the oakland Dairy, on the Pals
road. near Mt. Washington. attempted % commit
suicide on Saturday last by taking quantity Oi
laudanum. DR.. Ewing pumped bin out in tins
=, to avert his design.
-George Blo0m. a laborer on the Frederick
turnpike, struck with = slelge hammer on
Saturday last by fellow workman named John
tDeitE. and had several Of his teeth knocked out
asnd his lip badly cut. DeitE vas arrested by
constable AppIeby.
-wesley u. Courssy. Of the l3th district,
fthrough his counsel. X. Il. BOarman, Esq., on
Tuesday entered suit against the Baltic. Ohio
railroad company, claiming $1,000 damages foE
using crossing on his property before the same
was legally condemned.
Mr.. $. q. Boyd. secretary and eanvasser
for the BALTIC. Delta narrow gauge Railroad CON-
pany, has resigned because his salary uas cut
down from $3.50 10 Sleo per month. We suppose
another good man can he found Who will be glad
70 take the place ai si0o per month.
a number Of theits have lately been com
mi,,sd slong Charles street avenue. In one case