The Baltimore County union., 1882-10-21

] Fiutsh uAAu AAFs 4. " BtalTs itluuiicnu u0mlnel
for Congress. has no superior and very few equals
lie Is held in highest esteem by every one will
whom he has any business relations, and his ex.
| eeilent Judgment is recognized by all.
An lrishman, very drunk, stood up IL
front OF Lees store, TOWsontown, on Tuesday
and drank considerable quantity Of laudanum
I from bottle which he took from his pocket
Upon being told that II would kill him he said he
could drink twice the quantity without its hurting
I him.
MIR. John Ridgely. Of Hampton, lost anoth.
er child, an interesting little sen In his fourth
/ year, on Saturday morning last. The child had
been ili for several weeks with typhoid fever.
which terminated in diphtheria. Another son,
aged sixteen months. died on the 9Th Of Septem.
| Der last.
! On Saturday last a boy named Pugh. Hv-
! ing on Grecnmount avenue. was stealing a ride
on one Of the York road cars. when he lost
his grip and fell from the rear platform. A
wagon. which was being rapidly driven behind
the ear ran over his body and injured him quite
/ painfully.
Our old friend. Capt. y. VI. Brian. Of the
18th district, sent us this week box Of large and
beautiful tomatoes. as perfect in shape and ne
I solid a. any VIC have yet seen. They are of the
! Livingston Perfection, AMI were taken from a
patch that has been picked over since the leth oi
| last July.
! Charles A. Rockamill. a track hand on the
BALTIC. 4 Potomac railroad. living at Sulphur
! Springs. 18th district. was run over by the cars
and killed on Thursday night Of last week. lilo
! was returning from the city at the time and was
/ under the influence of liquor. Tie leaves a wife
aud two children
( We we're glad thi. week 10 grasp once more
| by the hand cur old schoai-nate aud friend II
| boyhooi DAYS. NJ. Harry Wilson. son Of the late
/ pr. Henry Wilson. of Dulany's Valley. Mr. vii.
son Is now farming near Beair. aud va. a wit.
ness in ,he Preston murder ease. which was tried
/ here the past week.
One day last week some one. for eonve.
nienee. took an umbrella belonging 90 Mr.. Samuel
/ I. Nsyler. from under desk in the SheriH's OF.
Zee. The person who took u Is politely requested
90 return it 20 the place from wheaeci was taken
and receive the thanks Il the owner.
Our friend. Mr.. Thomas Gorsuch, of the
l2;h district. bad one acre in tomatoes this sea
,'n from which he fas gathered and sold about
800 peach boxes. and still has some left Iii.
crop was very tne aud the prices he obtained
ranged from - 90 20 cents per box. From the
acre he will realize considerably upwards of Se0O.
- Mr. Thomas VI. Scott, 4 hi.hiv re.pe.tcl
citizen ut the sth district. died a; hs home. near
Butler. un Wciucsday last in the d5th wear Of hi.
age Mr. Scott sas ~ one time tax collector for
the Nth district aai held other minor Office. in the
county. lie W.. q brother "f Messrs Abram c.
and Levi scott. well known citizens " the county,
In the orrhan-' Court this week letters II
a'ministgati'n we're granted 90 Gv,. 4 smith on
the estate of John T. Smith o. Mary VI and
j hn a.. Mann on the estate Of John VI Mann
@ Nlry " l.naih on the estate of Frederick
Wa'mIih 60 Aircy =. Jackson on the estate af
Anlrcw Jack -"u, and tu Jane. y and t. e. "
Burnham 'u he estate % Gcp. Eurnham.
Ia the ilst two weeks rnE INioN's mail
lists have hal another boom. the postoiicc. where
the increase o'currcl being Perry Hall. Powhatan,
Wlnihcrry. Hcistcr.tpWn. Goyansovn. LON.
Green and Baltimore. There was an increase Il
four a, one q these ofices. These were al vol.
uniary subscrihcrs. somc of whom discontinued
other county paper, and enrolled their aafnes
with "a.
MIR rho.. r. uimblcton ha. lied bin in
equity here against the Peoples Passenger 4. a.
co. "f Baltimore county. asking flT an injunction
O. restrain RESP onicnt, irom executing anv mort.
gage Or other incumbraarc upon the road he'll
fi;a;s ~ f'archise II the company. or from lis.
posing 'f any Il the bonds or notes q the com.
rInv until further order e the court. The i'm
Junction va. granted.
The t,th annssl session og the MARYLAND
bartis; ni,n VI. hcli in Baltimore the past
wees. Among the delegate. were the flllosius
FROM Baltimore county waycrly Rev T. B.
Morris. Chas. u. Bond. L. Scott Carswell pikes.
vile. joseph Met;cm. john g. Cox woodberrv
Rev. \ :. Flock. j Frcciani. II Watson. H. e.
>strr. u. e.. Stevens: Gunp9wder. Rev. G. L.
Amy Jesse Daley Hereford. Rev. L. 3. Waits.
Death OF u Highly Esteemed Young
Mann iith inst. AZ the residence Il BIZ
parents. AFnistead Carter stewart, aged 20 year.
llis funeral took place on 18th last. AZ Jes.ou'.
VI. +. church. ~ so o'clock T.. VI. The pail
bearer. we're Nicholas :. iii Wm. o. Bailer..
thas. Wor;hins,ou, Granville MaitheNs. Mahi0n
Price sni Wm. Hutchinson. The Hev. Davis.
Cis-. Par.ons and Mason. the latter Of Emman.
uc T. +. church. ami Prot. Gorsaeh al paid the
very A.hcsi tributes 20 the life aud character Of
the lecea.el. The music vas participated IN by
meH u-r' q choir TO which the deceased had
belonged.
AFmi''cid G. stewart was born a, baltimore.
Nd. ani AZ al early age removed si,h hisparents
% their present country seat. near phil0pois. in
this county. He vas educated a, Milton Academy
at (which Institution he became an assistant
This be gave up aBi after graduating az the bas.
ness college % Bryan 4 Strai;nu. Baltimore en-
gagsd IN active plfsgits in that city. but in con
sequence 81 declining health he was compelled %
reiiu4uish thgs and N the summer 0f lssi returned
home. Four years ago, during a season Of reyi
val at Je'sop's church, be was truly converted %
God. and remained CONSTANT and active While
health permitted. IN church aui sabbath school
work. both ~ which will feel hi. loss keeniy. A.,
~ glanced round gpun the large -aucourse gath
cred 90 pay their inal tribute of respect % his
memory, IL told more f3rchiy than word. the hish
esteem n which ne "a. held. I, il eminentlv be-
sitting that We make this brief memorial. Rarely
inde.! have We known one 90 Young whose ds.
parturc produced ~ deep an imprcssion upon ;hi.
community. Carefully ani wisely nur;ured by
h9dly parents, his religious convictions developed
into dec. lei ami practical character which
mauifes'ed itseif oaiwardiy By high canscien.
tuusncss IN ;ae 3. charge ~ iuty. Posses.eio ola
happy, bluyant deposition. hi. life impressed al
who came within the brig ght sunshine q its per.
petIal spriug, ant gii forever Nieli an Influence
only for good. lie wpn the heart. u those arounI
hin Nithout m effort, one .aii standing beside
hi- rsnains. II lii not know how much 7 loved
h,m. The secret q bis power was that he hal
only the siufcst feelings 'aEard al. liis anse
lsa 'ympathstis nature commanded not only the
.NHa - = -
circle of friends ani acquaintance.
Standing just upon the Threshold of life. with
grand possibilities stretching away before him
ypang. beloved and loving. with a pure. tender
an ] noble nafure-he hal much o. live fsr In.
dovcl with ne musical talent he gave freely II
his time AMI ability % make the music of the
church effective. a. long siren 9Th permitted h.
voice wa' heard mingiing in the songs of praise
n III. Maker ani kelseiner. anf though hushei
o. earth nov We feel assnrei that be sings the
"New song af tie Lamb"
Attacked by = slow and wasting disease. ani
seem; from afsr the sni. he walked lown into the
dark valley withou; = tremor. bis faith mover
waverei. ant he died exciaiming "ths pre-iou.
mess ~ chrs;.' Death u him Wa bu, IN invita-
tion % the "marriaye supper" True, he shall re-.
tarn no more % his house. nor his piaee know him
again, bu; 60 those Who were permitted % asso.
eiate with him, there will ever remain many
happy recoiiections The pleasant smile, aaee.
tiona,e greeting and cordial hand. shaking will
often BE- recalled, % these AMI score Of other
pIsasan, memories the mind viii otter revert.
His dying msssage % any and al who asked after
him vas. tell my friends was ready" What a
blessed assurancs 10 his gci parents and devoted
brothers and sisters; how Il must sooih their sof
rowing hearts while passing through these deep
waters. His close was perfect peace. q striking
example Of the triumph q grace over nature R.
On 20 Bslair.-Mr.J.M M. Street,. ofthe Hartford
D,uoesa,. having received dispatch from vice
president Giimor that the road would reach Beiair
within ninety days says: I'VE learn from other
sources that the contrae; above referred 20 IL b.
construct and complete eighteen miles ef road.
from the Ganpovder 20 Forest Hill. within FIVE
months and tha, the contractors are 10 finish the