The Baltimore County union., 1881-02-19

The friends Of Rev. d. y. Benson, In thi
place. will be glad 10 learn that he was pleasant,
surprised at his home In BelniF few days ago b
host Of his Kind hearted church mcmbers, Wis
brought with them large supplies Of the nccessa.
res and iuxuries Of lie, literally filling bis house
A short while ago Rev. Mr.. Benson was pastor
of Epson y. Il. church, Towrontown.
We hear mentioned the names of number
of gentlemen who will be brought forward NJ
Democratic candidates for the Legislature nexI
fall, among the most prominent being Col. ID. NJ
Matthew, Oregon II. Benson, Bsq, and l.. l.
Conrad, Esq. Il is quite time the Democracy oI
Baltimore county were beginning 10 improve IN
the character of Legislative nominees.
The fund Of the Samuel Ready Asylum foI
Female Orphans now amounts 20 s497, ,egi.2l
Since Nov. 2sth, 1871, the fund has increased
si27.ooo. Mr.. Ready was . resident Of this eoun-
~ and Owned considerable property In the vicini.
~ Of Cold Spring. York road. NJ. Samuel kir.
by 10 president Of the Board Of Trustees Of the
Asylutn, and Mr.. u. q. Perine, secretary.
The Baltimore Annual Conference Of ths
II. \. Church, which meets at Martinsburg. W.
Va, next month, will consider the subject u To-
eating seminary somewhere within the bounds
Of the Conference and Towsontown has been men.
TONED ~ suitable place for the Institution. We
hope those who favor this point may be able 10
succeed In their efforts, should the Conference de.
termine TO build . seminary.
Mise Mary ID. Scott, daughter Of Edwin
Scott. Esq., = highly esteemed farmer Of Western
Run Valley, this county, was married on 10th
inst, TO Mr.. Frank l.. Orcutt, Of Sacramento, Cal.
ifcrnia. The ceremony was performed al the res.
idenee Of Mr.. John A. Needles, Baltimore. Mrs.
circuit, whose venerable grandfather, the Rev.
John Scott, resides In Oakland, CAL, has already
made several trips across the continent and now
goes 20 the Golden State 60 reside permanently.
The people Of wood6erry are desirous of
having the N. Z. railroad company establish .
station at what is called the Clipper Gate, thus
making Il easy 20 reach Druid Hili Park BY steam.
The wonder 10 the company has not seen the ne
cessity OF this long ago ~ the Park could be
reached quicker by that road with station at the
point indicated, than by any other. Thousands
Of people would no doubt avail themselves Of this
mode Of reaching the Park rather than BY the
slow horse cars.
At 81 o'clock on Tuesday morning there
was received at the Usiox ofhce an order from the
Western Maryland Mutual Beneficial Association
for four jobs of 900 copies each. One Of these
jobs covered the half Of large folio sheet and
took one man full lay 20 compose u; the other
thrcc were smaller but required considerable work
In their composition. All four were finished and
packed ready for the expre,sman by 10! o'clock
Wednesday morning. showing with what expc.
dtion the uSioS Office gets out It's work. We
doubt if the,e 10 another printing Office In the
State. In the city or out OF Il, that could have
gotten out the same amount Of work In shorter
space of time. To addition to these, and within
tho same time. also prnted the regular editions
Of the USioS and Herald and also 100 copies Of a
large sale poster.