The Baltimore County union., 1881-11-26

The ElkTidge Fox-H Hunting Club passed
through Towsontown between and o'clock on
Thursday morning, on their way 10 the open coun.
try for another tilt with Reynard. The members
in their hashy uniforms, and mounted upon
prancins slccis. presented very pretty appear
ancc. The party was accompanied by two ladies.
Mrs. Ella u. Morris. wife of Mr.. Vim. IL.
Morris, oi Morrisania, n. V. and sister of Mr.
Lcnnox EiTckhead, oi this county, was ki1lcd On
Monday last by being thrown from her carriage
while on the way from her residence TO the rail-
road station. The horse SHE'D and plum ged over
bank. throwing the lady out and breaking her
neck.
II, cost the county $5s9.96 to repair the
Frederick road chemical fire engine which was
upset and damaged while responding q false
alarm Of Ere nj or near Calyerton. II will be
rendered that some boys or young men built n
bon. fire and gave the alarm for joke. A rather
expensive piece Of fun and one not likely to be
repeated.
In the Orphans Court this week letters Of
administration were granted TO Thomas Leib on
the estate Of Lewis Whitcraft TO Theresa Null
Ter on the estate Of Nicholas Muller to George
II. Palmer on the estate of Cassandra Palmer to
GeO. II. and Jacob n. Palmer on the estate Of
Joseph Palmer. and 10 Charlie II. Holmes on the
estate Of John Il. Holmes.
MIR. Thomas Armstrong. treasurer Of the
BALTIC. 4 Delta X. Il. Co.. gives notice TO the sub
seribers to the capital stock OF tho company. who
have paid their subscriptions In full. to forward
their receipts and other evidences of payment
without delay. to the eompany's Office, 81 Con
cord street. Baltimore. in order that certificates
of stock may be issued 10 them.
The hnc Aiderncy COW sent TO President
Garfield BY Samuel NJ. Shoemaker. Esq, Of this
county, and which. after che Presidents death,
was sent from Washington to Mentor, Ohio. was
sold at auction last week and only brought SIS.
The people In that section certainly don't know
the value Of such stock. Here she would readily
hay tat a. five inn hat
by the FIRE sunday night Mr.. Samuel
Ceilings place, Chestnut Ridge, W. :. Musgrove,
the tenant, loses about 81. 200. Two weeks be.
fore an insurance agent called npon him and Of
fered to insure his stock. crops, &c., for three
years, for $i3. lie would not make the outlay
aud the result l. now before him. Every farmer.
as well ~ every other person. should be insured
-Foulk Jones. Esq. one of the director. Of
the Baltimore and Delta railroad. Nho lives near
Delta. last week made his twenty seventh trip TO
Baltimore an business connected with the road
The Delta Hsrah says ''considcring the fact that
he ha. been serving without pay and that each
trip requires an outlay of about $40. he il enii-
tied Co much cTcdi; for hi. faithfuness an OIL
GER
The talk -nuches. and do nothings don't
seem to care about going To any trouble 60 have
this place incorporated. They prefer to just let
IL alone until IL Incorporates itself The fragrant
hog. pen and the filthy alley are destined To re-
main living monuments of our stupidity.
Rcsul Typhoid. malarial and scarlet fevers.
diphthctia. 4c. The prs. should wear smiling
faces.
--Anothef barn was burned in baltimore
county this week. making i've or six within three
week.. II is not surprising. under the circum-
stances. that the farmers in communities are
becoming alarmed The cause Of not one Oithc'e
fires has been made known. and they were doub-
less all of inccndary origin. Can, something be
dope TO ferret out the perpetrators Of itesc vii
liauics?
TN Monday night. ith inst. the Garden.
Vile band visited the residences of Edward ".
Sticiel aud Edwin j. FaTbcr. Esqs.. IN the Let die
tric;. and rendered each OF those gentlemen n SER
enaie. At both places the members Of the band
were Handsomely entertained. John +. Con
ifum. Esq. accompanied the band and responded
appropriately 10 the words of greeting from
Mc-srs. S,iefcl and farber.
-Ba;,ery e. Third L. :. Artillery, which
leii this place Monday, Nov. 18th. camped the
night AZ Belair. where the officers were
given n supper az Stagmar's Hotel. Some of the
ladies who visited the camp enjoyed the delight.
ful sensation Of firing oG cannon. IL j. said
their screams were louder than the report of the
gun-ihe dear little sons.a-guns.
The National RspsLiicuH says Colonel
Jack Wharton. United States Marshal for the
Eastern District of Louisiana, il n candidate for
denomination. The Colonel ha. made an efficient
officer. discharsing his duties 10 the satisfaction
State. !; !. 90 be hoped iha; the genial. jovial
Jack will meet with the success his merits de-
serve" Iii. many friends here heartily concur
in this.
Our good friend in the 9Th district sent the
turkey n promised and finer bird was never
placed before hungry editor. But like all things
iran.itory it ha. vanished aud We are wiping
our mouth On our coat sleeve and fondly dream .
Ing Of some other good fellow who wants 10 show
his generosity. Christmas eOmeth on aPaee a1'i
We have not engaged a turkey for that iesiiye oc-
casion. II nBther should come from the same
sourcc--although We have no disposition 90 i'm
pose on good nature-we are perfectly willing TO
bear the Gross"
Capt. J. Zowacki, Pole. who served IN
der Napoleon in his campaign from Paris 90
Moscow in lsl2, and who participated in the
battles % AustcTlitE. Leipsic and Waterloo, called
at the uSioS Office on Monday. lie was travel
ing on foot from Harrisburg to Washington.
Daring the late war for the Union the Captain
served nineteen months under Gen. Seigel. lie
born July 18th, 1891, and Consequently u now
upwards oi 80 years of age. lie Is short. heavy
set. rugged looking old fellow. With a heavy white
beard. anil looks TO be fully as old a. he claims.
The Journal calls our attention to the fact
that the total vote given Mr.. u. Hopper Emory,
10 our election table week before last, shor,
ju-i 9GI votes. Mr.. Emory's total vote was 2.2si.
and no; l.39o. our table had it. The error oe-
Cured while hurriedly copying the totals from
thc table "i thc return gudges, anu was not IN
teational On our part. a. the Journal would ap-
pear 60 intimate II the editor of that paper will
looS over his table carefully he will find some
rors in the totals ebi,h h,Gd. Intentionally.
and for the same purpose that be "dOetored' the
returns not many years ago.
a c0lored fraud, claiming 10 be doctor.
created much eommotion among the colored pco-
pie Of this town during the early par, of the pact
week. lie told them that he had been commits
stoned by God and that the reason he left Bal,i.
more was because the other doctor. afraid of
bis power and had persuAded him to do 90. The
eolored people were very much frightened by the
fellow. Some say he l. witch while Others say
he is kilnapper and that he entieed woman,
living in Sandy Bottom, away With him by simply
giving her some candy-probably "tahy." The
fellow Is evidently fraud and swindler and the
best thing the colored people could do. should be
show his face here again. would be 60 give him a
coat Of tar and feathers.
Bill In Equity.
In the case Of David II. Carroll, Charles ".
kidgely aud Others, executors Of the late David
Carroll, Of this county, ". Henry TaTnbull, Jr,
AMI others. bill has been filed IN the baltimore
City Circuit Court 10 enforce an equitable lien
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