The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-19
LOCAL. ITEMS.

win be held at Broadway church, Baltimore.
Tho turnpike leading from Baltimore TO
Hanover, Pa, was constructed about the year 1915
Judge Grason attended the funeral OF Judge
Bowie at Rockville, Montgomery county, on Tues-
day last.
We return thanks 10 Mr.. Edwin Scott, MON.
Der Of the present Grand Jury, for late copies OF
California papers.
fadladeen, owned by Mr.. WIN. =. Burch, died al
Pimlico n few days ago.
"A new kind Of brake has been put on the
Towssntown horse ears which 10 said TO insure
more safety than tho old style.
The County Commissioners on Tuesday re-
appointed Harry Councilman, constable for the
18th district for two years from date.
in the Orphans Court this week letters Of
administration on the estate Of Mary Jones, de.
ceased, were granted TO Hannah Ann Reynolds.
The spring meeting Of the Maryland Jockey
Club viii be held at Pimlieo, Tuesday, Wednesday,
9th.
Samuel n. Shoemaker. ESQ.,, Of thi, county,
accompanied by his wife aud daughters, 10 so
journing at the Hygeia Hotel, Old Point Comfort,
Virginia.
The Grand Jury visited the county Jail on
Tuesday and made thorough inspection Of the
premises. finding everything In a very satisfactory
condition.
john D. I.onsneckcr. one Of the eiiio. aud
proprieiors 81 this paper. has been confined to his
house for three week., suffering from arrangement
Of the liver.
The stage line running between nclair and
baltimore now starts from the Rising Sun Hotel,
High street, instead of from the Old Town Hotel
NJ formerly.
The Towsan Guards will assemble a, the
armory at I o'clock on Tuesday afternoon next for
dress parade The company continues. to increase
In member ship.
Harry Swami. aged 25 years. for two years
past janior Of the Johns Hopkins University died
-. II. At
Tuesday night last.
--Mrs. Urcth shawl, widow Of the late Sam'l
Shawl. an Old Defender of the war of 1912, died
ut her r.idcnec in the 9Th district Of this county
on Sunday last. aged 50 years.
Hon. ID. C. II. Emory. Of Luthervillc. who
has been In delicate health for considcrablslmc
but who had recovered sufficiently TO be out, has
had \ relapse aud l. again very ili.
DIR. Sidney o. lIciskell, Of the 18th district.
ono Of the recent graduates oG the College % Ply
sieians and Surgeons, has been appointed one Of
the physicians at Bayview Asylum.
--Goy. Hamilton has signed the death war.
rant Of John Gothard. cOlored, for the murder Of
Jos Wood. lie will be executed In the jail yard
at Towsontown. Friday. April 29th.
a little son of Vim. Brown, residing near
wocdensburg. 9TH district. fell into tub Of boil.
Ing water about two weeks ago and was 80 badly
sealded that he died the day following.
Mrs. Ann Quinlin, wife Of the late Leonard
q. Quinlin, Of, this county, died Tuesday last,
aged 81 years Her fuperal took place at 81.
Johns Church. Long Green. on Thursday.
"A man named Jacob Snyder has been
lodged In jail here, charged with stealing fifteen
billiard balls and lot Of cigars FROM the viaduct
Hotel, at the Relay House, in the 18th district.
AIR. james Sheridan. OF this place, has been
appointed keeper of the York road toll. gate In
Towsontown. vice Mr. james Phipps, resigned
Mr.. Sheridan win take charge on the LIST Of April.
A delegation from Homestead, Hartord
road, called on the County Commissioners on
Tuesday and asked that hridge be erected over
Tifanys where Il crosses q road in that village.
a boy named Frank Nelson, son OF Mrs.
vIIenry Nelson. living near Owings' Mills, broke
one Of bis legs a few days ago while wrestling
With q companion. lie was attended BY DR..
Campbell.
The wife Of Nicholas IIutchins, Esq, q we'll
known farme. Of Ny Ladys Manor. died three or
four weeks ago. She VAS n sister Of Zephaniah
Potee,, ESQ.,, Of the sth district, and most es,i-
mable lady.
An effort Il being made 10 organize lodge
Of the Ancient Order OF United workmcn In Tow
sontown. II Is n fraternal and beneficial organi-
ration composed Of men Of ail useful professions
and occupations.
a frame building situate on the Telair road,
opposite weissner's brewery and occupied by Geo.
Hubner as q hay packing establishment, was de-
stroyed BY FIRE Wednesday evening. Loss about
81 500. Insured.
MIR. A. J. German will occupy his new store
store and dwelling has been rented by the young
Dunnings. who are now running the express Of the
late Geo. W. Hess.
Col. Jack Wharton. U. s. Marshal Of Lou.
isians, and brother Of WIN. fitzhugh Wharton.
Eco, member Of the Towsontown bar, says he
will feel easy until early next December, when he
supposcs there will DO q change.
There are two tnen In Towsoutown who
were baptized In the same church TO which Pest
dent Garfield belongs. but We don't know that
either 81 them l. mn applicant for Office. One Is
Republican and the other Democrat.
Michael 0'Dea, for n long time one Of the
popular drivers on the York road horse cars, has
given up his place 90 accept similar position on
the Park avenue line. In Baltimore. where he will
receive more pay and work fewer hours.
Jacob Roop. living near<T oodensburg. 9Th
disirict. while attending the Inauguration on the
9Th inst, was relieved Of his pocket book contain
Ing SIS 10 money, note for Si5 and two tax re-
eeiPts lie had been using the poeketbook for
twenty years.
this place, having been completed, service will be
held forth first time Sunday morning. March 27th.
Tho changes add much TO the appearance Of the
church, which Is now very comfortable and cory
place VI worship.
The annual Conference Of the United Broth.
ren church. which was held al Mount Wolf, Pa,
adjourned on Monday. Tho following appoint.
ments for baltimore county were made: Wood
berry, J. Q. Crider; Pine Grove, z. A. weidler;
Dover, j. u. Jones.
The new stores Of Mr.. James Phipps, next
door to the postofhce. arc about completed and
present . very neat appearance. About the ist
Of May Mr.. Phipps will open = shoe store In one
Of them and the other will be occupied by his son
Charles ~ n cigar store.
Mr.. A. Ewaldt, q Baltimore merchant, has
Gold bis farm formerly owned by Jos. Baldwin,
near Sweet Air, to Mr.. Green, Of Montgomery
county, Md. II contains about 100 acres and 70
well Improved. Mr.. Ewaidt will sell his personal
property on the soth inst.
The following additional assessments Of new
property were returned to the County Commission
srs this week; John Marshall, assessor for 9Th
and 9Th district, 81 ,lis; J. Maurice Watkins for
sth and 9th districts Si9, ESQ; Geo. W. Norris for
.l7th district, s73.7so; total, slsI,3l4.
a competitive ex animation Tor n free scholar
siip In 81. Johns College, Annapolis, took place
In the once Of the School Board on Mondsy.--
There four applicants, the successful one be-
Ing Allen s. wi aged IL years Of the ist district
who had the largest average. IS per ceat
a little child Of Mr.. 4. Il. Aimony, Of this
place, died Of scarlet fever on Monday afternoon.
All three Of his children had been III with me
same disease, but the other two have recovered.
The children Of Mr.. John Burns are also down
with The fever, but the disease 10 In mild form.
-Ex-President Hayes has sent 10 John NJ.
Unglaub, the engineer who had charged his train,
which collided with another train nj Severn sta
tion, Baltimore and Potomac Railroad, March 8,
the sum Of $3.50, as q testimeniai Of his conduct
On that occasion. unglnsb resides on the Falls
road In this county.
The Grst eo-obsra,ive auction sale, under
the auspices Of the Deer Greek Farmers Club, will
commsncs at the Fair Grounds, Bsiair, Wedncs-
day, March 3oth, when hne collection Of high
bred horses, cattle, hogs and other stock will be
offered. The advertisement viii appear again In
these columns next week.
The Baltimore annual Conference Of the NJ.
y. Church South, which was held ~ Harrisonburg,