The Baltimore County union., 1882-04-22
LOCAL ITEMS.

upon their summer term last Monday.
Mr.. JohnEey Burnham has removed from
the vieinity Of Stevenson's Station TO farm near
Randailst0un.
Mr.. Charles Dixon. fos many years con
neeted with the N. c. railroad, died suddenly in
Baltimore, on 18th inst.
john I. Martin, an alleged insane pauper,
was before the Circuit Court last saturday and
was adjudged not insane.
Rev. A. J. Rich was reelected president Of
the Protestant Episcopal Convocation which met
in Baltimore the past week.
There have been four changes In the Jury
this week, that number who had previously been
drawn having been excused.
DR.. n. Louis Naylor. Of Pikesville. has pur.
chased from Mr.. William Jennings, Of Pimlico, his
racing stallion "Ballankeel."
The postoiiee at Clifton, this county, has
been discontinued aud the mail is delivered In
that vicinity by the city carriers.
The next meeting OF the Prcsbytery Of
Maryland will be held At Mount Washington,
commencing September Goth. 1852.
Mail messenger service has been establish.
ed at woodensbarg from dag station ON West
srn Md railroad as often required.
City Postmaster Adrcon has arranged 20
deliver the mails in the BELT ut 1880 q. m. and
2:i5 p. M, gain Of about one-haif hour.
The members Of the ToWsontown hook and
ladder company are requested to meet a, Robin.
sons on Monday evening next. At $ o'clock.
The testimony for the defense In the Johns
will case was closed on Monday. II would be q
difficult matter 10 say when the case will end.
-Messrs. VIM. Bowen Of s., and Sylvester
Bowen are improving their respective properties
lately purchased from the estate Of Mrs. Shcalcy.
The Samuel VI. Ady farm, near Sandy
Hook, Hartford county, has lately been sold TO
Darlington Hopes for $4,000. II contains 2Os
acres.
-Rev. II. II. Hewitt who about twenty years
ago was the rector OF 81. Johns T.. u. church.
kingsville, this county, died At Sunbury, Pa, re.
Gently.
The country roads are now getting In hrst.
class condition for driving, the light winds and
warm sun Of some days past having greatly bene.
fitted them.
1t 10 proposed To construct several build.
ings at Point Breeze. Lower Canton. to be used In
connection with u swimming school to be estab-
lished there.
The congregation Of Trinity 2. T.. church,
Towsontown. intend 20 erect tablet in the church
to the memory of their late beloved rector, the
Rev. DR.. Hof.
--on Tuesday the County Commissioners ap.
pointed DR.. J. Piper. sanitary inspector for Tow
sontown. and DIR. II. u. Prentiss for the same po-
sition for Wavcriy.
MIR Job Smith has removed from Dulany's
Valley TO the snug little property recently pur-
chased BY him from Mr.. Rossiter, near Fork
church. llth district.
WIN. c. Reed, fish dealer living on the
Hartford road, near the city limits. dropped dead
lie was 80 years Of age.
Mr.. Henry Ruehi. Of Canton. has been sen,
TO Arizona by a new Baltimore mining company,
to collect specimens Of gold and silver ores from
mines owned BY the company.
The erection oi brick engine house with
stone basement lIo feet long by 60 fee, vide. will
shortly be commenced on the Sheppard Asylum
property. IL will cost $4,000.
- Gudgeon fishing has commenced in the
PataPseo and also in Herring run and Stemmers 8
run. Now look out for stories Of catches number.
ing "6fty Eve dozen aal two," &c.
Two other robberies were committed In the
Belt about the time Of those reported ShiTk or
Fourth street. The public should be notified Of
all robberies a. means Of protection.
MIR. q. Frank Morgan declines 20 meet Mr..
John c. Bosley 10 test the speed Of their respec-
tive troiters. lie says he keeps bis horse for
pleasure driving and not for racing purposes.
-Persons requiring licenses to conduct their
business should remember that they must obtain
the same on or before the FIRST day Of May. The
notice Is published in our advertising columns.
The officers Of Trinity =. T.. church, Of this
place, have rented the brick house Of Mr.. Adam
Debaugh. on the west side Of town, which will be
occupied by the rector until the rectory Is
completed.
A freight car of the Western Nd. railroad.
standing at 0wing. Mills. took FIRE on Saturday
last and was destroyed. II had been used as
quarters for gang Of track hands and took fire
from the stove.
A lady residing on the Philadelphia road.
near the city limits. gave birth to female twins
recently. weighing respectively nine and eleven
pounds. DR.. l.. W. Janncy vouches for the fact
and the weight.
The meeting announced TO take place at
Texas on the 2lst inst. TO protest against the in
carceration Of American citizens in English pris.
ons. has been postponed until next month. Due
notice will be given.
--0n Tuesday afternoon joseph +. McCiean
blacksmith employed In Bollman's foundry Ai
Canton. had his right shoulder and back badly
injured BY being caught under falling crane
weighing 200 pounds.
Charles II. Sheridan. who for some year,
has carried on the business of blacksmithing In
this town. will shortly take charge Of Mr.. Sam.
uei Chew's fne farm. nov occupied by the family
Of the late John c. Stetser.
The congregation Of st. James colored ".
p. church, Of this place. has commenced the cree.
tion Of q parsonage. the foundation walls being
already up. Our colored people have considerable
vim aud enterprise in them.
MIR. Fred Won kapf, Of "Stonelcigh," near
Towsontown, has now herd Of nineteen Jerseys,
among them some very high.Priced animals.
lie 10 also devoting considerable attention to the
breeding Of Berkshire swine.
--Henry Strinc. q brewer employ ed in Weiss.
ner's brewery, on the Beiair road. entered one Of
the vaults on Wednesday with = lighted candle.
causing an explosion Of gas. which burned him
badly about the hands and face.
DIR. Chas. II. Cockey. formerly . school
teacher Of this county and autst Of some note,
was lately made the recipient Of handsome and
valuable ring at the hands Of committee Of the
Lederkranx Society, Of Brooklyn. y. Y.
We have now four lines Of public convey
ance TO the city The BALTIC. 4 Delta railroad, the
horse cars. line Of omnibusses on the pike, and
stage TO LutheFville which connects with the
n. G. road. And yet some people walk.
-Tonsy BOkel, graduate of Eaton Bur.
nett's business college and son Of Mr.. T. A. Bokel
. well-known business man living on the York
road. near the city limits. has been appointed 10
. aolerkship In the German Bank, Baltimore.
They are using odd weapons over on the
Bslair road nov. A few days ago Louis wyant
was arrested for assauiting with . eandestiek
Frank Stalens, foreman at Vonderhorsts brewery
Two very severe wounds we're inflicted on the head
AIR. J. Maurice Watkins, assessor for the
9th district, this week retarned 20 the County
Commissioners additional assessments amounting
10 fs2sIs. OF ;his amount $4,000 is on the
BALTIC. a Delta railroad between this place and
the city.
Rev. Robert II. Williams having compile.
ted twenty years Of ministerial service In Mary.
land, will preach q sermon commemorative ol that
event 10 Mount Paran Presbyterian church, %
district, Sunday, April 23d. A cordial Invitation
10 extended 20 all.
-Towsontown ought 10 enjoy q building
boom this spring and summer but there is not yel
much being done in that direction. Property
must not be too siin in their hgures, other
wise those who may contemplate building here
may be frightened oa.
1t Is not fact, as announced In the Tow.
sontown eorrespondenee Of the San this week, that
William :. Kssch. Esq., 10 . candidate for ths
Judgeship. Under some conditions he might
permit the use Of his name, but those condition.
do not exist at this time.
Here 10 . specimen Of . "sum" from q nev
style arithmetic; "A man trades $40 watch fol
. s4s shot gun, pays - for repairs and then ex.
changes Il for $50 horse. which kicks s2s COW
10 death and then dies Of n broken heart. Hos
n. -.