The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-04-23

-wm. Kite, who was 80 badly injured At
Jessop's crossing, above Ashland, ON Sunday
morning. 10Th inst, is improving and lei. thought
win entirely recover. His escape from death. -
well A. that of Evans and Zimmerman. who were
with him, almost miracle.
in the Orphans Court this week letters Of
administration on the estate Of Charles ID. Parks
were granted 60 Samuel Z Parks; on the estate
Of Elizabeth Robinson 20 J. e. l.. Cole; on the e..
tate Of John J. Wagner to Mary Wagner; on
the estate Of john Carroll 20 Wexford Day.
---Wesley's stages were literally packed on
Tuesday hauling supper eenders" from and 10 the
railroad. IL was noticed that some Of them re-
turned with longer faces than they brought down.
They must learn TO get used 10 disappointments.
This is only foretasie Of What is In store for
them.
The public school teachers Of the county
will give complimentary musical and literary
entertainment at the rooms Of the Young Mems
Christian Association, baltimore, ON Friday even.
ing Of next week, commencing at o'clock. The
entertainment will conclude with play entitled
"0ne too Many for Him."
Mad dogs have been creating Considerable
excitement In waverly the past week and . num-
Der Of CANNES have lost their lives In consequence
less ours with which every village is afflicted were
put out Of the way. Better kill them all than lose
one human life BY hydrophobia.
The late Grand Jury requested the Court 10
suppress the license Of Bridget Rice. who was in
dicted and convicted Of selling liquor on Sunday.
The motion for now trial Of the case was with
drawn last Saturday and the Court declined 10
suppress Bridgets license, claiming that Il had no
authority under the law 20 do 30.
An anonymous Catonsville correspondent
sends us postal card with the following written
upon the back: "wanted-Young gentlemen TO
lead mules ON the tow-path Of the Erie Canal
There 10 an opening for those ambitious 10 have
the fame and better their condition. The United
States wants President every four years."
II 10 now pretty generally conceded that
Mr.. JOS. X. knight will have "waik over In
the 9th district next Fall. lie came very near
ee.tins The Demoerstie nomination for Sheriff In
1879 and this time he fully expects 20 20 through.
He carried his district before and thinks he can
do u again, and II half we hear Is true he Is no
doubt right.
According to the decision Of tho Howard
county Circuit Court in the Murray Tyler case q
mans residence 10 not where he lives but where he
transacts business. This IL certainly something
new but whether II Is good Law or not IL another
question. IL We are not mistaken tae Court Of
Appeals viii stand Judge Hayden on his head be-
fore IL gets through with him.
The law against fishing With seine Ia Mid
die river. this county, which was passed In 1889.
Is 20 rigidiy enforced. The penalty for an infrac
tion Of the law 10 fine and conhscation Of boat II
Is sad the Law was passed In the interest Of rich
Baltimore sporting club and that Il operates
K
IL this Is 20 IL ought to be repealed.
a new school house Is said 10 be very badly
needed nj Fowblesburg. jth district. The old
house. built about twenty years ago at cost Of
$500. Is In n very dilipated condition aud in wet
weather Il IL next to impossible for the children
60 keep dry On account Of the ieaky roof. A com.
mi,,ce has been appointed to lay the matter be-
fore the School Board at is next meeting
john Gothari. coiorei, under sentence Of
death for the murder Of Mr.. Wood. Of Patapseo
Neck, will be hanged in the Jail yard here
next Friday, 18th inst, before noon. Il is ex-
pected tina, large crowd will be present from the
18th district TO witness the execution. The con-
denned man seems as unconcerncd ever and
will no doubt die without making q confession.
The old burial place OF 50. Aiphonsus
church, In northwest Baltimore. which has been
In disuse for many years. all the bodies. as was
supposed.ha having been removed, was brought prom
incntly before the public on Tuesday last by the
finding Of coffin In which was n skeleton. in an
old vault which vas though, to be empty. twas
In this burial ground that the body ofAdam Horn,
the murderer, was inferred.
The programme for commencement week n;
Lutherviile Female Seminary, rs given In the
sprightly little Se@iHariaH. as follows Sunday.
June 18th, Baccaiaureate Sermon Monday, June
18th. p. NJ. Junior Exhibition Tuesday, June
18th. II A. NJ, Glass Exercises - p. NJ, Alum.
nae Reunion I p. NJ, address before Aiumnae
and Graduating Class; s p. NJ, sxerciscs Of
dress Of Principal.
On Saturday night las, a tramp boarded the
horse car which reached this place nj ten minutes
90 10 and when conductor Frock asked him for
bis fare he coolly handed him n quid Of tobacco.
The conductor stopped the car and put the fellow
on and just rs he did so the tramp drew a pistol
and pointing It Ut Mr.. Frock was In the act Of
firing when he stumbled over the rail aud fell
down. IL Is probably owing TO this fact that
Froek 10 NOT now walking around with an ounce
or two Of lead In hiseoporsaisy system. The tramp
was afterwards arrested and lodged In jail.
The death Of Mr.. Roller makes another
once 10 be led next Fall and there win no doubt
be . host Of candidates for Il. some Of whom are
already in the field. We don't profess 20 be q
prophet bus will throw out the rather illogical idea
that u certain things come 10 pass next Fall
tain other things. which expected to take place
four years later. will never be realized. -Four
years and a-half IL = long time ahead TO be max
ing calculations but there are some people who are
already laying plans which they hopeto have con-
summated when that times arrives. But 'fhe best
laid plans Of mice aud men," &c.