The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-03-18

Of the wor6 on the narrow gauge road. When
the line IL completed 10 Towsontown the company
proposes, We learn, 10 hold q sort Of jubilee meet
Ing here. Our people ought to join In the project
most heartily.
lit is reported tina, a prize fight between
the leaders of rival bands Of Gypsies took
place the Smile House, IIookstown road, on
Wednesday Of last week. Nine rounds were
fought. lasting one hour and a-haf. and both men
were badly used up, their faces being Battered al
most beyond recognition.
The new school house at GoyanstOwn, being
built under the superintendence Of Mr.. Alfred II.
Shriver, 10 fast nearing completion and Is quite
an imposing looking building. The trustees are
taking an active interest In the school aud gold
and silver medals are soon 10 be awarded 20 those
most proficient In their studies.
Last fall, just after the first frost, Mr.. J.
c. Councilman, Of the 18th district, took apples
from tree and digging hole In the ground,
buried them simply with q covering Of dirt. On
Monday the pit vas opened and every apple was
found 20 be as sound as when put in. Those sent
to US look rs though they had just been taken
from the tree.
-George II. Shock. a former Towsontown
boy. spent portion Of the past week here. A
few years ago he started as a freight brakeman on
the Pan Handle Railroad, between Piitsburg and
Columbus, and he is now a passenger conductor
on the same line, earning his promotions by close
attention TO duty. His career Is good example
for other young men 90 follow.
The Delair .Egis Of last week says 'the name
Of David Fowler. Esq, an able aud well. known
member OF the Baltimore county bar, IL mention.
ed in connection with the Democrats judicial
nomination for this circuit. which will take place
next year. Judges Grason and Yellott are also
named a. candidates. Only two judges are 90 be
elected. Judge Walters holding over until iSs6."
Mr.. John Pearson sanderson. Of Denver.
Colorado, brother Of Mr.. Frank Sanderson. Of
"The Plains" farm, this county. was married on
h. tuae 40 Nj. EuIia q hi
more. Mr.. Sanderson, who l. extensively engag-
ed in stock raising. has been spending the winter
In the East. and when he returns TO his far West
err home will take one Of Baltimcres fair daugh.
tiers With him.
Our people need never be afraid Of meeting
the fate Of Prince Frederick. Calvert county. We
have hook and ladder truck stowsi away some.
where and this makes "a feel secure enough. The
fact that there 10 only one man in the toWn who
knows how 10 manage the machine should not in
the least disturb the equauiuiiy Of the residents.
OF course L. gill be able 10 cope with any eohaa
grafton We may be likely o. have.
Mr.. Samuel Ben;s, Of Caipnsvillc. who has
a patent process for unbFanning wheat to which
We alluded two weeks ago. writes o. that he pro-
poses 20 establish one Of b.. mills in Tvwsuntswn
and will most likely reside here with hi. family
The completion of the steam railroad wiil no ioubt
make him well a. other business perma
nent residents of the place. AZ least thi. {. a
contamination deyOgtiy g. be WISHED.
AT the annual meeting q the Hartford Fire
Insurance Company. held on the 9Th inst. the
following losses were adjusted and ordersl g. b.
paid: To Jacob Srppef's representative. for loss
Of f!Bt mill. $3.50 % A. u. Almony. for dam
ages 10 barn. s2j TO Amos spencer fpr barn.
$3.50 90 A. y. Lewis. for tenant house, s5vo 60
DR.. e. A. Rutleige. for damages To Dwelling. SO.
and 20 G. Seifert. for barn and contents IN 18th
district. Baltimore county, ss:s.
A number 81 gentlemen were given pleas
81 H.. Halt 4 ali e.Hfa e.
Tn. n,,,v "a. accsmnsnisI NV NJ, 4 sui,
Norris. president of the Board Of Trustee. Il the
Asylum, and an inspection of that Institution vas
also made. she visitors being greatly pleased With
what thew saw The second engine for the new
road has been received aud has been namei the
John N. DenisOn, out q compli ment 90 that gen
tleman.
.---Thhe Annual Conference AZ the VI. T.
Church south, which was held this year a; FRED
erieksburg. Va. adjourned on Tuesday. The FOL
loving appointments were made Cor Baltimore
county aud adjoining Circuits Frederick avenue
{. Z. Simmons; Reister,iown. e. W. BroSn
Arlington. u. W. Bond Tayiof's Circuit ". 4.
Stginger: West Hartford. l.. W Hasiup Eat
Hartford. J. ". Steele. ". A. Mcdonald. Who has
been on Taylor's Circuit for tuo year. past. has
been sent TO Talbot county.
--TwO swindlers have been operating among
the farmers about Uppsfco. Baltimore county. and
in the adjoining districts Of Carroll county. They
represent themselves % be agents q the indiana
wind mill company and agree g. fufnish their
victims With wind free Of charge II they will
agree to sell three OF more mills. taking from the
farmer note for the profit. the mills O. be
sold The note contains an asreemen, that the
psyse OF assigns eau defer the paymeH; e the
note from time 90 time but the sNiniler. get the
notes discounted and leave. the extension part Of
the note having been adroitiy cut %. II farmers
would read the newspapers they would MT be
ls.ll. a. l.. - L. ~ d -
Iuu'0""s"" avenue VA 'ne bcs'r'ntH'"'
The Annapolis correspondent u the Baltimore
Gassne. ia the issue Of that paper q Wednss ias
says The mysterious matter known a. the Ei-
mondson avenue subject catne up Ia the lioass
this morning. Mr.. farter. FROM the committee l.
whom IL had been referred. submitted a report
een'uring the examiners for a delay Ia the work.
Mr.. fendai moved that the entire delegation
from Baltimore county be adiel 70 the committee.
that the testimony be printed. Mr. wiImot John.
son said that the order offered for delay. aud
be did not for one favor any farther pos,ponement
The road had been built for tao and a-half miles
Ut az enormous expense, and there IL has stood
and will stand for years unless something j. done
10 correct the evil Mr. Bosiey said that the order
vas not offered for delay. lie wished the report
10 be printed in justice TO the examiners having
charge Of Edmondson avenue, who had been
sailed. They wished the members and the public
to see all the testimony in the case.
"Mf. Fsrber seat 20 the clerks desk q copy Of
the testimony aud papers 81 the case. announcing
that they we're open 10 the inspection Of anyone.
Mr.. Morris offered an amendment that the ss-
pense Of printing be met by the parties interested.
Which unusual proposition was received with a
hearty laugh. Mr.. Greenfield opposed the ords-.
lie said theeonmissIonsrs. Mes'rs. Carman, Rider
and Brady. had been appointed in 1850. after
Ednondson avenue had been left unpaved for
eight years. They were directed 90 finish the
~Ork. but after two years the road va. in a worse
coalition than before. notwithstanding the expen-
diture of large sum of money. Mr. Handy OBJ
faet 10 the prin,in, a, ali becaa.. \. belsvci 4,