The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-10-07


livery and hiring stable.
"A broom drill and concert will DO held at
ST. James colored church, Towsontown, Thurs
day night next, 18th inst.
Mrs. R. Willis. Of this place, LEFT on Thurs
day 10 visit her son Harry, who 10 cadet at tho
West Point Military Academy.
On Saturday afternoon last Henry Rcpka
fell from n building in Canton, distance Of 80
ieet. and dislocaici his right shoulder.
Judge Iellotts order. abolshinI the Office
of Master in Chanccry, has been signed by Judge
Grason. and the Office has thus been abolished.
-Gcorgc VI. Boiee, who at time
postmaster ut calver,on. this county, died In
Baltimore few days ago. in the 9th year Of hi,
age.
The receipt. of the Maryland Central road
for the month Of September were $500. or abou,
$500 more than the receipts for the month pre-
vious.
The Baptist Association Of the Middle Dis.
trict will NEE, at Forest church, 9Th district.
Wednesday, llth inst. Prominent ministers will
be present.
MIR. John Z Owens will appear at the Bal.
timore Academy Of Music next week. with the
Madison Square tN.lD Theatre Company. in
"Esmeraiia.'
-Bishop bowman. Of 81. Lewis. father.in.
law Of Rev. W. T. u. clcnin. pastor Of the VI.
L. church Of this place, has sufficiently recovered
20 resume his work.
-IIercaf,er the mails from Brookiandvie
and Stevenson. on tho Green Spring Branch Of
the Northern central RAILROAD, VIII close NJ 1.Ju
instead Of $50 a. IA.
Jos. A. Neumayer. chief of tho ffth police
division Of this county, has resigned and Archil-
las Ford. member Of the force, has been promo.
ted 10 ell the vacancy.
Tho Circuit Court on Monday directed Mr..
.ThOs. u. Todd. officer Of registration for the l?;h
district. TO place the of Joscp Kras;el the
list Of qualified voters.
"A large number Of horses are at Pimlico in
-.saaas ls .ha LII lneaiins: ~ The Inekex clnh-
Among the noted stables represented will be that
Of Mr.. Baldwin. OF California.
Mr.. John 7. Riley. who chairman %
the Republican county convention held on Tues.
day, has been in the employ Of the Ashland Iron
Company for thirty years.
-Miss Minnie Mosher will give n temper
ancc, literary, dramatic aud humorous enter
tannent In the church az Warren, Saturday
evening. Oct. 9Th, at :! o'clock.
a few days ago John Reed an engineer on
the BALTIC. a Hanover railroad. found seven
leaf clover in q field Emory Grove, this
county. II Is said TO be rare curiosity.
The comet, which has been visible for some
days in the east at an early hour In the morning,
has been carefully Inspected by many Of our peo-
pie. II Il the largest one ever seen here.
William +. Wharton, Esq. who had an
attack Of Intermittent, fever Mt the house Of
friend in the city has recovered sufficiently TO he
able 90 return 20 his homo in Towsontown.
MI Ernault II. Williams, son Of Hon. Geo.
II. Williams, Of this county. after absence Of
several months in Europe. has returned and this
week was married to Miss Hazlitt, Of Baltimore.
The Gunpowder bridge on Narrow
Gauge road. will be completed by the eEd Of thi.
week. AZ soon as an engine can cross IL track
laying on the opposite side will proceed rapidly.
Mr.. Andrew l.. Warner, son Of 4. J..
Warner, Esq. the well.known Baltimore jcweer.
was married Mt Madison avenue ". T.. church, on
Wednesday last, to Miss Helen =. Monroe Warner.
Owing to an unusual pressure upon our ad
yertising columns this week We are unable TO give
our usual amount Of local matter We therefore
beg the forbearanee Of our readers for week or
Prof. 5. d. Frost, Of Friends School. Bal.
timore, will give an entertainment, Of illustrated
art, travel and story, in the Assembly Rooms.
Lutherville, Friday evening next Oct 18th, at ,
o'clock.
Mr.. BENJAMIN Il. Voc, one OF Baltimore
most highly esteemed merchants, and gentle
man well and favorably known in baltimore
county. died on Saturday last, Of typhoid fever,
aged 20 years.
Rev. DIR. Van Bokkelen, for many years
tho popular rector Of 81. Timothy Church. Ca
louisville, but now rector Of Trinity Church, Baf
faio y. Y, has been visiting old friends IN this
county the past week.
We are glad TO know that the three sons
and only daughter Of the late ex-Sheria Burke,
who have been so III with typhoid fever, are i'm
proving. II will DO remembered that one son,
aged 23 years, died Of the disease.
WIN. II. Emory. timer, has rented the
brick house adjoining the postoiee In this place,
and will shortly occupy Il. His brother, Frank
Emory, will enter into business with him under
the firm name Of wm II. Emory Brother.
-leorge Orth, Fred. kaufman and Wri.
Eitze have been arrested on warrants Issued by
U. S. Commissioner Bond, charged with attempt
ing 10 register in this county on illegal natural
nation papers. They will have hearing TO day.
To-day saturday. Sept. 'th), 10 the day
upon which the Kentucky prophet says the comet
- I'LL. sss. H.. hat h0
DO in darkness for seventy-two hours afterwards.
We advise our readers TO secure extra supplies oil
coal oil.
We regre, TO sec that Hon. Stevenson
Archer, one Of the directors Of the Maryland Gen.
trail railroad, has resigned. The road cant al
ford 10 lose such man a. Mr.. Archer and he
ought to be prevailed upon TO withdraw his res
ignation.
Mr.. J. C. Hull. of Baltimore, who own.
property on Cold Spring lane, between Roland
has lately sold q number Of building lots
Forty dwelling houses will shortly be erected on
the property.
Mr.. John T. Smith. Of Lime Kiln Bottom,
has been very III thepast week with typhoid fever
and his wife and son are suffering from the same
disease. Mr.. Smith l. \ near neighbor OF Mrs
Burke, whose family has lately been 50 very III
with typhoid.
been FIRST assistant engineer on the Maryland Gen.
uai Railroad mas secured Po,nyn a. as''' wN
engineer on the Pennsyisania hanrosa. nj
kidgely and wife have been boarding |" 'ns
smediey House here
The Jersey COW Nalma Holman valued ~
$1,000, and owned BY Mr.. ,. i. Earle OF queen
AIMS county, was exhibited at our county fai'
this week. She was bred by Mr.. John hidgeiy'
Of Hampton. In seven days this COW mas pro
duced ~ lbs. Of butter, "a.
me Deiia Hera,a Q, IAn YES a.
instrument on the stock suosc,'pu IN, " ~. ~,
lana central railroad was pau =. th,s 49,
week IN potatoes. Is this no, an 'ne'o. III 49,
persistent busnese energy, anu hssuFhnee tnee Wv