The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-08-05

Two Of our best citizens were removed by
death this week-Richard J. Cuttings, one Of the
foremost members Of the bar, aud Dickinson lar.
such, highly esteemed and progressive farmer
The former died suddenly at Ocean City, Ma,
and the latter at his home In the sth district after
a long illness.
The total number Of voters registered in
baltimore county at the July sitting Of the regis
tiers was 1854. The total number on the poll.
books In 1851 was 1850. and = very large per.
ccntage Of these there BY no shadow Of III ht
We doubt u the total registration this year will
reach much over 4, 1000.
Joseph N. STREET., Esq, editor and pro.
pTistor Of the Hartford ID Ioeraf, aud a member
Of the Bcair bar, was - TOwsontoWn on Tues.
day and honored our sLuctum with visit II 1.
hardly necessary 90 say We were pleased 10 see
him. lie spent the night here with his brother.
in law, Charles 4. fcndall. Esq.
To mark tools: Cover the part 90 be
marked with thin coating Of tallow or bceswax.
Then with sharp instrument, write the name in
the tallow. cutting clearly into IL. Then iil in
the letters with nitric acid. Let Il remain from
one TO ten minutes. Then dip in water and rub
OIL, and you will have the mark etched.
The valuable Jerscy COW belonging TO Gen.
John $. Berry. Of this county, which disappeared
about fortnight ago and which was supposed TO
have been stolen. has since been found at the bot
tom Of dry well, twenty FIVE feet deep. She was
taken out aud strange TO say was hurt very little.
How she escaped being killed Is n mystery.
1t 10 likely Rev. Robert II. Williams, Of
Arlington, this county. will receive call TO the
pastorate Of the First Presbyterian Church, An.
napolis. he having been highly recommended by
the Baltimore Pre.bytcry. Rev. Mr.. Williams
preached In that church on Tuesday night last
with view to accepting the call IL rendered.
--MaJsr Richard I. Allison. who was last
week chosen by the Supreme Bench Of baltimore
90 the Office Of Clerk Of the Superior Court. vice
Mr.. Provost. deceased, IL q resident Of and voter
in Baltimore county. We are glad tina, II became
necessary 10 come out 10 our county for q man for
the place. although I, doesn't speak very well for
our city cousins.
The storm o. Saturday evening last was
very heavy In some sections Of this county, blow.
ing down the corn and doing other damage. In
the neghborhood II Worthwhile. Hartford county,
the wind blew gale, uprooting and twisting %
large trees. ieyeling fences, ac. II l. said that
such storm had not been experienced in that
section in many years.
col. J. T. u. Dorsey. formerly of this place.
i candidate for the Associate ia i:eship in How.
ard county. and the Elicatt city Pcoyrs.s says be
u the choice II majority Of the people Of the
county. The same paper suggests that IL col
Dorsey will permit the Of his name ~ an IN.
dependent candidate he will receive the undivided
support Of the independent voters of both parties
--Two men named Merritt and CappCii were
arrested AMI committed 90 Jail by q magistrate on
the charge Of peidling without a license. They
were afterwards brough; before Judge lclloti On
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formality in the commitment. and because IL was
the duty 81 the magistrate 10 Try and fine the par
ties. Il guilty, IL not being case for the grand
jury.
People boarding along the line ofthc North.
rru Central fvad base their wash clothes carried
back and forth from the city by the railroad free
oi charge. The number Of wash baskets sent from
Lgiheryilc al he u sometimes 80 large that there
i not room IN a single baggage car for them.
Mr. g. VI Leisenring. stofekeepor At the station,
employs boy to deliver the ba.kei. t. the scv-
cra boarding houses. charging small fee therefor
Mr.. Robert ;. lleilins who for forty wears
secretary II the Northern Central Railroad
Company. and who esignei that Office IN i>ss.
On account % age. died IN Baltimore On Wcine.-
day, Ia the >Gth wear of his age. llcNas q brother
oi John Smith liollihs. \ former Mayor Il Baiti.
more. and the late Commodore George y lloilin..
pcccasei Wa az one time engaged ia the cotton
manuiaciurin; business ~ Mt. Wa.hingion. Ia
this county.
At meeting of the Board 4 Manager II
the Baltimore county Agricultural society. heli
on Monday. u was decided by vote 81 . g.
that no spiritgous % fermented liquors should he
sold upon the grounds AZ the coming fair Here.
tofore the h.hes; bidder for the rsstaufan; priv
iesc. permitted 10 sell only fermeniei liquor.
but nos even this has been in;erlcted. II j. he
leyei by some that this will very seriously effect
the receipts q the fair.
1t has been decided bv the city autLorities
o. cross the baltimore AMI Potomac railroad. at
Elmoni'on avenue, by bridge aud ihus a qucs.
ton shich has for a long time been under iiscu..
SION has been .c;ilei Me,sr. Fowler, Live4ey
ani Maegill. the new examiners on the avenue.
are making mo-; satisfactory progress With the
work AMI those most interested are highly pleased
with the business like manner in which the work
/. being carried on. The avenue will be pushed
g. completion rapidly a. possible.