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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-05-08
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on sa'atas', ~. ha'hs Of 'as '"s'' ~. ehahge'
w. W" '.hta, Nf"en""ts' N"e'e'f' " vas -
siisi 70 hoi' tue net shh''','n At ',anfei' ~
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surgeons is't' !" e'eii any information 81 rfe's
lsnee OF any disease amcng cattle IN ffeic"ea
COUNT! several eauls OF 'mal hefi purchases
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-05-08

The Dublin correspondent Of the Bclair .Egis
says: Last week Vim. T. SnudgTass while gun
ming saw q hawk dart into the top OF - high tree
and seiIe a squirrel in his talons. They both
came 60 the ground where n hard hgh; ensued,
but tho bird soon killed his antagonist. Mr..
snodgrass then shot the hawk. Just afterwards
another hawk Of equal tiEe came down with a
swoop aud seized the uckless squirrel, but before
lie could rise with his prize Mr.. Snodgrass shot
him also. Each bird measured over ! ie.i from
tip to tip Of it, wings"
Captain Gallup, of Hartford county, who re
Gently slaughtered his cattle 60 prevent the spread
Of plsuro pneumonia. has been frequently visited
by TeysTsss. When On Spcsuiia leland the hail
destroyed his wheat, the FIRE burned aud destroyed
much 81 his hard earhings, and at the Dairy the
lightning struck his barTaek and burned u with
all hi. wheat, oai. and hay, leaving him Hothing
except the corn and fodder which happened 10 be
in the field. Hi neighbors propose To- raise sub
scription Of about 900 o. renuneraie him Tor the
cattle he sacrificed for the benefit Of other cattle
owner, ia the vicinity.
The Green SoTpsntiBo Marble Company, Of
Hartford couGty. who have, for the pasttw year.,
been building mills anl putting IN snWing ma
ehinsFy, opening Up their eAtsnsvc quarry 81
green .erpsntino On Broad creek, preparatory e.
getting out and marketing the same. are putting
steam diamond drills IN the quarry o. cut out the
stone. aud are nov ready g. commence active 0pef
iuus 10 ggafrylug. The stone u matftte, hard,
tsnaeiou. aud .usscpiiLic ~ the poish. and oiihe
most beautiful .haiS % green. and greatly admir-
81 for ornamental work. ts4ug suitable for sithef
insids ~ outside Use. No.. K.pntheaa.
A sestlelnau h,Ins "a the Llits thoptsnA
fi'sf. lee seasons ago bsi'iei quantity o'oys
tef.. ani shsn be- rams &, tas' tletn ~ 10 found
they had all bseu staisu -asp,ian rested
strongly % the sglsfed iaaB that trldsI then bat
there sai ~ PROT Neat sprins the fanlt - 'tsf
solicited the JOB u again e9ssf.ng th' gtsisf
bel 9TH oystsfs statIs tbEt be- would - - ~
in cshts Jss bushsi We'll. sali the farmer %
yoa a's ~ilins ~.il maze you .'pvcla. ahef.
-lii pay ysa shat ypg ask fef tutt.i An1 ynu
msy sfisf-afds .tssi zoe bali Tue systrff. bsi 81.
10 hanFei q ! -i fafuifA So tie boiling
ground shd pay yea 10 csnis sssheI y yos saH'
81 tie etst.fs after itss Efs~ aHd iaitsH
Toe coioFri avstsfuan ia snaniiT f4t1.'i ?
away % isnt inehus {. an sf'ca. baffain.
st4tst|. 10 Nsrs
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-05-08
MARRIAGES.

CAMS "fNr "u p"-smher f,-e ~
Bs, liorrheo. taArlcs ~ nsi't q. N.p
kmua Gehh both Cd, Ha'iifn.-s caurp
kIEkrATRtCk rLATT ON Iarusr I Is
Re, Alexander nclnsAi Rcuhsn v ktrkrat
fick. Il Baltimore Co Me- iitre riar. .fta
tonstiile. baltimore county
lJAMS MITCHELL Atthshatns 81 th, bride 3.
father. VI Jos y Mnehsi usa' n' ~.
NAV .. ts>o. bv Re, J y DAVIS, NJ Go.rss
" ijaml g. Me- MAY Mitchell
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-05-08

NewPresbyterian Church. The new Pres
byteTian church at llighianitoun, 18th district.
was opened on Sunday last With appropriate SER
vices. conducted BY Rev. !. wyBne Jobes. pastor
Of the Tome Street Church, Canton, aud uho uiii
hereafter have charge &c the new congregation.
The church l. On the Highlandtoun road. and Was
formerly used for school bsilding. The need for
another church of this Denomination having been
felt - strongly In that section, u decided by
the Prssbytsry 90 rest and convert the school
building ints church. This vas done on short
nOsiee. the money having been contributed for the
purpose BY the segregation II Brown Memorial.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-05-08

MskLLiP.-Ih wssiministcf. on Mas ! Annie
L.. ~ife Il col. William 4 Mckelip and
daughter of the late Joshua smith.
hoMkN.-ln ratsr,co Neck, April 20. Waiter
r.. IA the ssi wear q his age. the third son II
Josiah and Mary Jane Bowen.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-05-08
nnualnn,no our c,n,,ln rrada-A Timely

DovalopinQ our Cattle Trade-A Timely
Enterprise. The Baltimore Stock lark Com
pany Of baltimore county was organized yesisr-
day at the oifico Of Mr.. John X. Cowan, counsel
for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company.
The corporators Of the new company William
keyser. Robert Jarrett. Jacob Ellingcr. WIN. j.
KIRK, Abraham Lehman, James Clark and John
X. Cowan. The capital stock agreed upon 10
$500 900. 10 be composO oil 81 900 shares Of 500
each. The stockholders in the company will DO
represented by large stock operators in Chicago,
Cincinnati. 81. Louis and other Western cities.
The principal live stock dealers of baltimore will
ais" take an active interest IN the matter Tho
Clarclnount estate On the Mount Clare Branch 81
the baltimore aud ohio railroad, in the suburbs of
the city. anl comprising about sixty acres. has
been purchased by the company, ani will be at
once ittel ~ ~ stock yards, combining all modern
improvement and facility for tfansaeting the cat
tie business. II Is expected that the improve
mcnt. will be r0mplsteI before the opening Of the
fall cattle trade. Two hundred acres of the WnAns
property belonging 10 the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company. near the Relay House. On the
baltimore aud Ohio railroad have also been
bought. and will be uscI "a cpunsctisn with tho
Iiarcm"uht stock yafls. The director. chosen Al
the meeting yesterday, o. serve tor one year. were
VIM. key-ef. Robert Jarrett josiah H. keet.
luggs = Cunningham. John King. IT, Jacob
Elingef aud Jane, Cisfk Ne" af TAa,.dny
Towsontown Narrowly Escapes Anoth
ar Fire. The fsslisnre - 'ul. u. q M,lEtlsh.
ia this piase. narrowly e.espei dssturtion ~
IRE pn NeinFsiay night last The family ~sfs
abssut a. tie time aGt the hYuss va "a charge
Of the .sttants. Nh. before f.tung. hung tie
~-sLsi clothes - lines srfpss tie tltclen. uue
% tie hnc- broke au1 . sheet falling upon the
stove IL rsu.msnesi sinoa!;snus TEs servants.
smelling The -sas.s the room sb,'s, descended
aHi - soon - the Aitchsh door ~as opened
light Aiase shot 40 from the fupf, thtgugh Shith
= hoIs bad Tee. baru,I Fortunately there was
4. ~
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-05-08
Transfers of Proparty.-Ths followinr /,


Transfers OF Property.-The following &
. list Of real estate transfers, &c., filed for rs
cord in the Office Of the Clerk Of the Circuit Cour
Tor baltimore county from April 3Oth, 20 May 9th
inclusive:
q. W. Porter. ex'T., To james e. Larsh. assignt
6eo. Wenzel 4 wi. to james Boyca.
Elias Lively a VT. to John ". James.
Elizabeth Armaeost. &c. to Jos. NJ. Armacost
bond.
Anna N. Kirn To Edward kirn. ac.
John r. Street to ShadTach l.. Street.
Chrirtian iloepfner To Tea. .. Ienhod. assignt
Jas. W. Owtngs. ext. 10 Ashland Iron Co.
branch Blaekmer Harlow 10 J T.. Richardson.
John 7. Marshall 4 WI 10 Morton Tase.
Ella q. Oier 60 VIM. q. Oler.
Ann NJ. Albert TO Josephine Huffman, a,sign't
Geo. ". Morrow 4 vi. 10 Gco. NJ. Gin.
Jas. y. Wood. dc.. trustees, Ia John T. Brown.
Winfield j. Taylor VT. 10 Mary y. Taylor.
County Commissioner, BALTIC. county 10 GcDrgc
&. Irwin.
Hiram Woods, trustee. o. u. T.. Middleton.
Isaac l.. Nichoison, Ac.. Ia j. l.. Johnston, Ae
Jesse J.. Hutchinson 60 John carson.
WIN. Il. Monroe 4 III. IT, John ". Garfstt
Thos. II. Matthew, Ac. 10 Levi Price, Sc.
Josiah l.. Johnston, SO. 10 k-siah Fowler.
A. W. Hendrix 4 vi g. Andrew ]. Gladsen.
VIM Macbc. at al 60 Lewis NJ. baughcuy.
John \. Walthcr s Vt e. barbara Ebufg.
&. Irving Ditty & vi 10 Abraham :. Potter
Garrett brown, &c., to Christian E,sriing
"oiti"b ). Soh~oitier I" tee seh"citief
tottiob j. Schwcitfsf L. t'oo. rchWeit4cT.
John nuokhcimer a vi. 10 Andres K,del vi.
Abraham :. Potter g. sophia l.. buy.
Dr. A. ). baldwin g. Jamcs q Robinson.
John Mecubbin 10 Jacob q. McCubLin.
,iSo. " Morning, sc. 10 Esther e M,htns
Henry Doerr NJ g. John ". IIa~kins
Ld"in = Young VI T. M-Ty " Morgan
Absalom khihohau Il al. I" WIN. tlub
Frederick Leiuuf To- Henry = fssuflef
Aehiah ;, far1sti, otccutfiA, g. 1so. Ms"ysf
Jas Z. Lee a 81 %
John J. tAldsell 4 Hi. 10 Mar Love
LtAsEs
Ferry D. Love al 10 GustaSss "ashef
suHtnAsts.
kdsatd hirn vi. a. Anna VI. hirn.
WIN Bell y VI. 1" caroline Holman
J'sephin, Hoffman. 4 &. M-.s.N Mat.a. 8
Permit LIANT Loan biik A..
Matths J. Hil'i,l 81 a. g. ItsHN 'f"thaf.it.
Anthony NJ Jphnf"n uusis' o. i'usnt Sell. .,
assignin'nt
"ep- g. lrstn {" M'tf"l.ai -atlrEs Eant g
baltimore.
Lesr baaEh'p - e. it'.itp,E Mi,f
hafbara tbuTs g. d"hh sitLsf
Andre" hsiei ~ o. John lisHs h~.tasf
Abraham : Potter 4 ~ g. "t.e' hfu~h
N'pbia l. Hith Ar :" MAJ Irgh ltf.~ a.
Jas u. ksbiuE"n 81 g. l'f ha.l-iA
John NJ shbin {. ftill ht.t. gsHl lial
wilson lu~n'rn4 4 80 q - u. la'auats
MAJ it..l- st. l.U suis' ie iDs
L4ui'a 3. .Dir'su O. --..' at''sr
h'ien 4" f.r'r g. -'s~art l.r."1'tA. asHsn
hfIt ,ri-
tan ilssifuef
. Nome IsIIu.bt 10 .ttI -t.,,tA So
rhilp n,...s4 co.. t D~r., No.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-05-08

Sale OF Farming Lands W. Owings.
aae,ionser. snld on Monday. On the premises. for
Jacob u. Gsisi. trustee. several tracts Il land BE-
longing % the estate - the late Jacob Geist. de-
ceased, as fsllsus:
No. IA sne farm of 100 acres. 10 miles from
Baltimore % the Fails road. adjoining lands 81
J. folly wsrthing,on and others. Improved by =
large brick duelIing snd al ss-e.ssry sssbaiid-
ins,; purchased by Mr.. Mary Gsis, for $50 per
aere-ts;al. zoo.
No. Az ace, q land adjoining the shove.
improved By a brick dwelling. Ae. purchased BY
the same for So COO.
No. 5.--5s acres 81 timber land on the Falls
road; not soii.
No. ia acres af land near the Beaver Dams,
nnimProvei purehAsei By Mrs.. Mary Geis, for
sis per aerc-'s;al $3.50. Total smount 81 sales
sIg.i39
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-05-08

Farm Purchased james Robinson has
purchased from DIR. A. 5. Baldwin. Of Long Green,
farm of 1i3 acres, q portion Of the old Brooks
property. located on the Belair aud Camp Chapel
roads, 1lth district. The farm has a large stone
dwelling upon u, with all necessary outbuidings.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-05-08

or Interest 10 Farmers. \ circuiAr from
General Walker Superintendent II the Census,
ssss farmers 10 he pfepffeI g. ans~ef question,
concerning their products. The census viii he
taken in June, AMI The product and acreage Il
wheat corn. rye oats barley. peas And heans. rice,
cotton, yoiai"e.. vineyards. small fruits. sugar
zane and sorghum IN 1879 wili be called for The
wo. clip for the calenia- year. is,o. - g. he -
turned Al the same time The ptuiucts oi the
dairy aud II slaughtered Animals the value II
garden, forest and home products are 10 he 70
tuTned for twelve months ending MAY Let. lsso.
Procure a memorandum OF pass book. cut this
item out anil paste u IN the book, aal begin nos
10 make list ~ all the products of the farm from
MAY lot, 1872 10 NAV let. Iss0. ny 50 dsing
our farmer friends will he prepared TO makssn in
t.lgsni report Of their products. aud promote the
taxing of the census.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-05-08

Waverly Station House Report. -wm. II.
Taylor. superintendent Of the waverly police sta.
ton, on Tuesday submitted his report for the
month Of April 10 the County Commissioners
There were - commitments during the month. as
follows Drunk and disor'lerly, I disturbing the
peace larceny, assault. 2 insane. !; In.
eorrigable. I swearing and disturbing the peace.
lodgings, :. OF those committed IS were
eo'ored and white. J. e. l.. Cole. committing
magistrate.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-05-08

List OF Letters remaining in the postofRcs at
Tcusontown for the week ending May Let. will
be cent 10 the Dead Letter Office June 9Th, 1850.
n net claimed: Hen Cosby. Geo. Dryer. (fOreign.)
Hemp fiegc. Thomas n. Garther, WIN. Green.
Tuimsn. IIoskins, WIN. Holloway. Geo. W. Jones,
Jennie Twopin. SARAH fEAsr, =. NJ.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-05-08

Restoring Carpots.-The question % clean
ing and restoring carpets l. nov 10 that both.
eEs many housekespers. as u 10 tho season for
spring house-eleanibg. The following HATS are
sent au, by an exchange: A Tablespoonful of am
monia in one gallon 81 warm water will often re-
store the eolers of carpets u injured BY acid
or alkali. u a ceiling has been whiieuashed with
the carpet down. and few drops should fall, thi.
will remove H. Or. afisr the carpet IL we'll beaten
and brushed, scoar with on gall which will not
only extract grease. bat freshen the colors. One
pint 81 gall in three gallons of water will do
FOR = large carpet. Table and aoor oil-eloths may
be thus washed. The suds left from wash. when
aoor-eloths well.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-05-08

Tho Census. Capt. N. n. Creager. supet.
visor % census for tho FIRST district Of Maryland
which embraces baltimore county aud city, has
completed bis plan for the division 81 tho several
districts sfthis county, and the same having bsen
submitted TO Gen. Walker, at Washington. has
been approved baltimore county will have 81 cen
sus divisions. 81 follows First district s Second
2 Third. Z; Fourth. , Finh. ? Sixth Seventh
:; Eighth. } Ninth, 6 Tenth. 2; Eleventh, > /.
Twelfth, 5 Thirteenth, L.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-05-08
SUNNI, Grove Camp.

a Sunday Cutting Case. The county po-
lice u the tsi disttie, repor, much dTunkenness
and Disorder in the vicinity Il tbs Frederick road
near the eitv limits. "a Sunday last In the wen
ing . number II young men congtsga,sd on the
corner ~ Baltimore street extended and Harrison
lane. vken a quarrel arose between thcm. during
which Louis sssger plunged large katie into the
lsf, "a! young man nasnsl ffsl'L sehs nielies
producing a terrible wound which nearly sevsred
the arm ~ the elbow joint. The wounded man
~as removed 10 his home ahi two physicians
called In. who decided tina, the arm would have 10
be smputatsi. Dr.. Alan =. Smith was sent for
aud performed the operation. schsnfsisr l.
thought Z" he IN a dangerous condition. Seegsr
~as arrested late sunday night anl vas lodged in
Jail at this place ON Monday
The daily gazette., 1880-08-12
German Longevity.

Some curious statements have been
published by an Austrian official on the
data of longevity in Germany and other
European countries. 1t appears from
this that there are some 12,800 persons
over ninety years of age throughout the
whole of Europe, of which number 600
are women. In Italy, again, female
longevity is superior t. male, there be-
ing in that country PAL women over one
hundred years of age aud only 100 male
centenarians. Allowance being made
for the preponderance of women in the
population generally, even then, accord
ing TO these statements, the female sex
shows the best average of long life. In
Hungary, on the contrary, there are
more old men than women, notwith-
the females outnumber the
males. Austria, it seems, has 100
women who are over a century old,
while only SO men are as aged. The
most interesting fact, however, III these
data is the superior longevity of the
Germans as compared with the Sclaves !;
thus among the Germans of Upper
Austria and Salisbury there are III per
cent. of this population who come under
he catalogue of old people, while among
The Sclaves of Gallicia the per centage
Is 10.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-12
THE CHANNEL TUNNEL.

The following Is an extract from the
report of the directors Of tile South.
eastern Railway Company of France
"The experiments made by the French
engineers after great pains and labor
tend to show that the geological meas
ures are not only in the same position,
but are of the same thickness on each
side of the channel; and the stratum
known as the 'Old Gray Chalk in Eng
land, aud as the 'Crale de Rouen' in
France is impervious to water, aud is
without assures These are the founda-
ton facts in this interesting question (;
for If tunnel con be made without
pumping or tlmbering and entirely, from
side to side, through the gray chalk, then
an apparently formidable and even hope
less work becomes matter of close calcu-
latlon. AS the researches of the French
engineers confirms the view for years
past taken on your behalf-namely, that
The proper point of departure for any
future tunnel is at the outcrop of the
gray chalk on the Southeastern line be-
tween Folkestone and Dover, and not
at st. Margaret's Bay to the east of Do
yer, where the gray chalk, dipping TO
the northward, does not crop out-your
directors have deemed it advisable to
make arrangements for series of I'M
portaut experiments which, so far, have
shown favorable e'results."
The daily gazette., 1880-08-12
HOW MAUD S. TROTS.
From the Cleveland Herald.

During wait for the horses to come
out, the queen of the turf, the beautiful
Maud s., was brought on the track and
Captain Stone announced to President
Edwards that she would be speeded a
half-mile. The little beauty started but
for wonder she left her feet at the
quarter-pole and she was slowed up.
The next time she did better and Went
to the half-mile pole so fast that the old
turfmeD, who were watching her closely,
could scarcely believe their eyes. One
man who was holding watch looked
at it carefully and it was quite little
while befor he could believe but that it
had stopped. A more beautiful or
more even trotter could not possibly be
found. She moves with the ease and
grace of gazelle and there is not the
slightest degree of waste power in her
action. Her performance was loudly
cheered. Her time to the quarter-pole
was 32s seconds; to the half-mile pole in
the wonderful time of 1.04a. When
this time was announced hundreds of
people could scarcely believe it. She
made the last quarter in 31a seconds.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-12
A Happy I'm pulse.

While sitting in the cars recently, one
of New York's wealthiest steam boat own
ers read the advertisement of the Louisi-
ana state Lottery Company. 1t was on
the morning of the June drawing, and he
telegraphed for a ticket. The lists had
not closed at No. 3l9 Broadway, New
York city, and he received from NJ. A.
Dauphin u ticket-the last one sold there
when to his surprise. few hours after
wards, he received a note informing him
Ii in as luck?" Any ioformation about
the ext drawing, on the second Tuesday
o, tn month. will be given on a plcation
to NJ. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La, or
same person, No. Sl9 Broadway, New York
city. aug4 IL
The daily gazette., 1880-08-12
HOW TO MAKE FERN PICTURES.


THere are two ways, says the Chemist
and Druggist-the mechanical and the
photographed. For the first take q
sheet of strong white paper, and with
an atomlzer pass over 1t spray of very
diluted mncilage. so as to obtain a very
thin and liz h ly sticking film, which will
make the ferns adhere of which it Is de-
sired to make the picture. The ferns and
leaves must have Been first pressed in a
book, and, after arranging them to suit
your taste, cause them to lie as closely to
the paper as possible; fill an atomizer
over the ferns, more or less in proper.
ton as you want a darker or lighter shade.
1t is we'll to do this with intermissions,
letting it dry little so as te avoid excess
of moisture and possibility of running
the liquid into drops. When nearly dry,
but still little moist, remove the ferns,
which may be used ovdr again several
times. For a Photographic meth
od, cover a sheet of paper with weak
solution of salt in water and some white
Of an egg, well beaten after it is dry,
take it into a dark room with turft Ut
cotton pass over 1t a solution of nitrate
of silver (tiity grains to an ounce of wa
ter) dry il in the dark, aud the coat of
chloride of silverwill receive the impress
sion, Then arrange your forms between
Two plates of glass, and cut the paner to
the same size as the glass plates; place |
it under them and expose to the sun, iu
the same waa a photographer prints |
portrait. Watch 1t until dark enough, |
and before removing the paper from the |
glass take it into dark room. Here |
place the picture in solution ofhyposul- |
phate OF ssda, which will dissolve the |
of silver, but leave the decom-
posed material( finely divided blacksilver) |
which forms the black background, while
The shadow of the leaves will be white. |
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