The Baltimore County union., 1881-12-03

ell. lie gave security TO keep the peace.
-Mr George Kirk, Of fallston, Hartford
county, while ON his way 60 baltimore several
days ago, stopped at the Six-Mile House. llar-
ford road, and in getting out Of the wagon he fell
beneath one Of the horses and was kicked on the
back Of the head, receiving an ugly wound.
| -Messrs. DoaEman and Yellott, counsel for
Fred. Michael. have entered suit for 5000 dam
ages against Henry II. HoGacker for malicious
| prosecution. Hodacker charged Michael with
setting Ere to and burning load Of bark. upon
which charge Michael tried and acquitted.
Mr.. Henry Strans, n member Of the firm Of
Straus Bros. 4 Bell, the owners Of the barley
Park Brewery property, on the Hartford road, died
at his residence In Baltimore, on Friday Of last
week. aged about 20 years. lilo had been an ae-
tive business man and accumulated \ large for
tune.
a few days ago officer c. T. Brown arrest
cd Emanuel Mack. Elizabeth johnson and John
Beard, all eoiored, charged with stealing two
sheep and lot Of butter from John Bowen Of the
9Th district. Beard was released on bail and the
other two were committed for the action OF the
Grand Jury.
We had pleasant call on Tuesday from
Mr.. Henry Pennington, former Towsontown
boy, but who for some years past has been resi-
dent Of Philadelphia. lie Is president Of the Ma
tional Bureau Of Engraving and Printing which
Is one Of the largest establishments Of the kind IN
the United States.
As the time draws near for the County
are great many people on the anxious bench
and there 10 feeling Of uneasiness manifest in
several directions. There will. Il l. said, be some
changes, but just where the axe will fall has not
| yet been made public.
| -Charcs T.. fenlall. Ecu, one Of the eoun.
Sc! here for the Baltic. Delta narrow gauge road
claims TO have gone 10 the city by that line last
Saturday. The way he did IL was TO walk about
three miles to Wilson's Summit. at which point
he took freight car and was whirled down 10 the
boundary in n little less than no time.
We learn from Col. John c. Holland, pres.
idcnt Of the Cstonsvillc horse railway. that his
company has not had single horse siek from the
prevailing disease and that consequently travel
ON that roai has not been impeded in the slight.
est degree. The stock Of that company IL No.
much better than that Of most suburban rail
ways
a new passenger train put the BAL
! timore 4 Hanover Railroad. ON December lst, to
run every day. Sundays included. IL will leave
Hanover at 5.ij a. M. connecting a, Emory GTove
at 80 with the train arriving at Baltimore at
$40. Returning. will reach Hanover at 1880 a
nn connecting at Emory Grove with the train
which leaves Baltimore at as
dennis Fenton. who at one time was
member of the firm Of Fenion 4 Allen. contract
| ors on the water works, but who LEFT here some
years ago. came back 90 Towsontown on Mon.
day. II will be remembered that the last heard
Of Fenton he had "stOrmei" the city Of winches-
ter, Va. and had the whole place in an uproar
lie has simmered down considerably since then.
a very successful revival meeting has been
In progress at Lutherviile ". Z. church for the
pact six weeks and sixteen persons have professed
conversion, nearly all q: whom have united with
the church. A successful meeting Is also in pro.
gress at Mays Chapel. Chestnut Ridge, and
| seventeen persons have been admitted 20 the
church out of nineteen who have been converted.
-Mr Charles Keys. Of Warren. one Of the
Oldest subscribers 10 the CSIoS. called on Monday
and renewed his subscription for another year
He Is now pas; seventy years Of age and he in
formed Us that he never experienced twelve days
sickness in his life IIehas always been an active
| energetic business man and has had the respect
and esteem of those with whom be has been thrown
in contact.
One day last week while Mr.. II. s. V. lore,
Of ReisterstOwn. vas out cunning with friend,
the laiiefs gun was accidentally discharged, the
load taking eject on Mr.. Cores person, inaieting
painful though not dangerous wound. Gun
ming accidents have not been numerous this
fall usual and this Is due. think, to the fact
that bFeeeh-iOading guns are being more gener.
| ally used.
The Saa. Washington corresponden, say.,
under date Of November 2sth "Major Jack
Wharton. whose commission as L. :. Marshal for
Louisiana will expire in few days. !. here and
wants to be re-appointed. lie has several com
petitors. bu, none Of them are backed Up by any
such influence a. he is bringing TO bear. Major
Wharton says he will never forget his old home
and his old friends in Maryland"
The oyster and the church fair is thus de
seribed by an exchange: "Iiere We have an Oys
ter. II is going to n church fair. When IL goes
90 the fair IL will swim around in big kettle of
warm water. A lady will stir Il with spoon and
sell the warm water for two bits q pint. Then
the oyster will move TO the next fair. In thi.
way the oyster will visit all the church fairs 10
town and bring great many dollars into the
treasury
Some one who signed himself "vilIiGei
TOwsontown." sent 81 TO Mayor whyte, Of BAIti-
more. for the Michigan sufferers One dollar is
not much for TowsOntown but tie better than
nothing. The person Who sent IL deserves credit
and he will get his reward hereafter. The Gas,ne
says the donors outraged expression in regard 10
bis native burgh was inspired by the numerous
theatrical gags" which the actors get Of about
the rus,ieity of TOwsontown.
in the Orphans Court this week letters Of
standardization we're granted TO Henry c. Bosley
on the estate of Eleanor Bosiey; to Henry wintr
on the estate Of Christian wintz; 10 Henry X.
Eisenbrandt on the estate Of Augusta A. wairl; /;
10 EliEa J. Henderson, on the estate of David
Hendsrson TO Thomas Galloway on the estate of
Dr. jos. B. galloway TO Emma J. Hinton ON the
estate of Elizabeth Hinton. and 20 John Ensor Of
A., On the estate Of Mary l.. Ensor.
The Army ssd Nary Journal Of last week
says: "sinelairs Light Battery c, Sd L. $. Ar
tiliery. arrived at Fort Hamilton, y. T., this week
from Yorktown, men and horses looking very well
after their march. all reports 10 the contrary not
withstanding. The horses are now enjoying a
rest In their usual stable. but the officers and men
have 10 take up the route 60 Little Rock Barraeks
this time By rail. however. The battery had
pleasant time On it, return march"
Mr.. Thomas james, of Canton, =ko =ss: 20
Mexico about year since 10 establish copper
works for Philadelphia company, retained 90 his
hsme few weeks ago. While there he contract
ed . fever, vas on his back for seven weeks, and
as soon as he recovered sufficiently started for
home. A man whom be took with him nlso CON.
traeted the fever and was sent home, dying after
be reached here. The company desired Mr.
James 20 return bat he declined 20 do % on &C.
count of the climate.
The farm upon which ex Sheriff slade nov
resides, in the 10th district, near Ph9nix, Was
owned in 1912 by Mr.. Fuller. who In that year
was murdered by his slaves and his body vas
buried In corn Geld. where IL vas found after
some days search. Several of the murderers
uere hung and others vent 10 the penitentiAry for
long terms. The Mr.. Fuller here alluded 20 vas
the grandfather u Col. John C. Holland, prom.
inent eitiEen Of this county, and president of the
Baltimore and catonsvilie railway company.
DIR. y. Marion Hawkins died At FsIlston,
Hartford county, on Monday, Nov. 2lst, aged 81
years. The cause of his death Was cancer Of the
eye from Which he had been long and terrible
sufferer. Dr. Hawkins vas at one time . minis.
ter of the N. J.. church and Was stationed at
TowsOntown. lie removed from Maryland 10
Michigan where he became . preacher Of the
Christian church and where he also praetieed his
profession of medicine. His health failing he re-
turned TO failston. where he had previously re-
sided, and died a. stated.
-speaking Of the horses on Mr.. John W.
CARROTS Montebsllo estate the Ce@@oH Sss.s u
responsible for the story that Baltimore horse.
| man said " he were the owner of them he would
take shot gun In his hand. order the head man
and his assistants 10 drive all of them 10 an out
| side gate on the highway, and then he uould
wk...au - - L