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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-16

Presbyterian Church Matters.-The next
stated meeting Of the Presbytery Of Baltimore will
be held at the Twelfth church. Baltimore. Oct -.
instead Of AZ Chestnut Grove church, near Swee,
Air. The change has been made on account %
the holding d the Baltimore county fair about the
same time. which would interfere wiih the enter
tairmen, Of the members Of the body BY the eoun-
~ people. Several important matters will come
before the presbytery. among them the election %
eonmissoners 20 the recognized Synod % Bal
tinore. which 10 70 meet in the Aisquiih stree;
church. Baltimore. Oct Goth. The overture for
Reorganization va. adopted BY a majority Of the
presbyteries composing the synod. the Baltimore.
Washington city. Rio de JAneiro veting Ia the
Affirmative. and the New Castle 10 the negative.
The Synod hereafter will consist Of "an equal del
egA;ion Of bishops and elders. elected By the seg.
eral prssbyteries on the basis Of one bishop and
elder for every four ministers in the presbyte-
ries." At the meeting Of the presbytery several
pastoral calls will be presented, including that Of
Rev. X. II. Williams 20 the Annapolis church, and
that q Rev. Mr.. Buchanan, of Aisqui;h stree;
church, 20 the mission work in Australia. Also
the question of n supply for Govans chapel.
G0vAn'toWn. in the absence Of the pastor. Rev. :.
II. ThOupson, Who Is obliged 20 suspend work on
account o. bad health.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-16
Republican Primary Meetines.-The Re.

Republican Primary Meetings.-The Re.
publican Executive Committee of Baltimore coun.
~ met in the city on Saturday last 20 hx the times
AMI places for holding the Judicial AMI Congrcs.
siOnal primaries. Nine Of the thirteen districts
were represented, and the programme adopted
was as follows:
Fret Di.,ricf--Poiomae House. Frederick road.
sept. 80. between ! and o'clock p. ".
S,eoad-Ran lallstown. sept. 3Oth. = TO =. ".
flird-Wesi wooiberry. sept. :;0ih ; to Pm.
FpHrih-Re'terstown. sept. 3oih, : 20 +. ~.
FVfh-whiie House. sept. 30tb. TO 6 7. ".
-Midile;own. Sept. 3uih. to 6 +. ".
Srrcpfk-Parkton. sept. Seth. = TO 6 7. VI.
Eigi'h--Cockcysvilie. Sept. 3Oth. . 20 J.. VI.
NiHh-Saverly. Hampden and Tovsontown,
sept. 3oth. to r. ".
TsHh-Slade's Tavern. sept. 5oth. : 10 6 r. ".
Eier,n'i-Benj. ". Aly's, Hartford road, sept.
3oih. = % 7. VI.
T,-,li,i-Blue Bail Tavern. Philadelphia road.
sept. 3O;h. . TO 7. VI.
Thirieenfi--John wade's. Washington road,
Sept. 2qth. 20 L. ".
The county convention 90 be chosen will meet
ai ToWsontoWn on oct. 81. and select seven dele.
gates 90 the Judicial nominating convention for
the Third Circuit. composed Of Baltimore and
Hartford eouuiies. which meets at ToWsontown on
Oct. 9Th. The delegates 70 the convention FROM
the eleven districts. exclusive Of the IL; and 18th.
will also name delegates 20 the Second COngres.
sionAl nominating convention, to be held AZ HAvre
lie Grace October 9Th.
The delegates from the ist and 18th district.
will meet a; Mt. winans. Oct. fth. % elect two
delegates 20 the Fifth Congressional ds;ris; nom.
mating convention, 10 be held al Annapolis. Oct.
9th. The resolutions Of the state Central Com
fnittee authorized the primaries for these events
to come Of September SOFA.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-16
Death OF an Aged Pony.

HfysTsi0iTH Ma. ri iasf.
some twenty-Or twenty four years ago Dan.
Eice. the noted Snowman. at that time one q the
meet prosperous in the profession. when here with
his show. presented % young son Of the late
pnle d the family and the eaVy Of the children
ofiheioEn. This pony. which was named Dan. g
in honor d iis donor. has remained in the Haser
faAily ever since. On Thursday "Dan" passed
in bis checks" at the good old age Of ihiriy-tuo
years. aud "a. deeen;ly and rcspectabiy inferred
q; the IiassF homestead on the Baltimore pike.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-16

Samuel Green, fireman on the limited express
between Philadelphia and Baltimore, made one Of
the most miraculous escapes from death on record
. few days since. The train was going down
Iron Hin grade Al about mile . minute, vhen
Green missed bis footing and tumblsd ever head
foremost on the other track. The train returned,
bis comrades sxpeeting 10 and bic dead body, bat
they we're pleasantly surprised when be ieaped on
board again, having scarcely received . scratch.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-16
Some Narrow.oauee No.o..

There Is talk Ofhavins POstoiEics established
at Loeb Raven.
The engineer corps eontemplatss removing 70
Long Green Valley In order 10 be nearer the
work.
Engineer MeCurdy, who has been running on
the road for some time. lefi this week and went
back 20 the Western Maryland.
--Passenger travel on the road daring the past
wrek has been heavy, notwithstanding the fact
that there was no reduction in fare.
1t is thought that the bridge over the Gun
powder can be erected In about two weeks, the
stone work having been finished long ago.
Between three and four hundred people visited
Loeb Raven on Sunday last, one train In the
afternoon carrying out upwards Of two hundred.
Tho baltimore Athletic Club eontsnplaies
upon which TO erect . club house, build track,
&c.
The train which left the city at go Thursday
night, had about 900 people on Il. There we're
seven coaches oiled, and the train was drawn BY
one Of the 3O-,on engines.
-Jere joiner. Of Delta, n track hand on the
road, had the thumb Of his right hand badly
mashed a few days ago by largo stone falling
upon u. lie has not been able 10 work since.
The depot. stairway, &e., at Boundary ave.
nue have been supplied with gas from the city
mains, and there are now no more complaints Of
darkness from people who use the night trains.
If the road reaches the Little Gunpowder In
seven weeks from the 9th Of September. Il will
doubtless reach Belar by the latter part Of Decem-
Der. Much, however, will depend on the weather.
The very heavy rain Of Monday last caused
. uash-out near Hampden station. but very little
delay resulted. No damage Of any account was
done 90 the road bed, which stood the foods re-
markably well.
Tho water al Loeb Raven grounds L. very
pure and cold and Il carried In pipes from spring
on the hillside. There Il an abundant supply for
al purposes. and the tanks are within = few feet
Of the pavilion.
The Belair stage Was behind time again on
Tuesday evening and did not make connection at
Leeh Raven. II was obliged TO bring It's passen
gers to Towson,own and did not leave here on the
return trip until half past nine o'clock.
The directors Of the road held q meeting al
the main Office on Thursday, where Il was stated
that the road will cross the Gunpouder in about
two weeks. The next eight miles Of the road are
to be built by contract and will be pushed rap
idly as possible.
The Hartford DsAocTaf Of last week saws the
company has contracted for laying the track from
the Gunpowdcr for a distance Of eight miles. the
work "a be done In seven weeks from date. This
will carry the road TO the Little Gunpowdcr, about
Eve miles from Belair.
The road was opened 20 TOwsontown on Mon
day. April 18th. iSS?. and since that time-a
period Of about Eve monihs-the receipts from
passengers at the Office here amounted S5.il5.5O.
grea; many % our people use the hfty.trip
tickets. which are purchased at the main Office.
the receipts from which are not counted in the
amount here given. This. Nc think, a very salts
factory showing.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-16
TonIca Of tho Town.

We are glad TO see that some Of our citizens
are cleaning the grass aud weeds from the CUTTERS
This Il eOmmendable.
Rev. N. L. Ross, Of sunbury. Pa, will preach
10 the Presbyterian chapel, Sunday, lTth inst, At
4 p. m. Public cordially invited.
-TowsontoWn turned out In force 10 take part
In the 0riole festivities, and the town vas almost
deserted on Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Tousontoun Literary and Musical So
eisty viii meet on Friday evening, ed inst, at s
o'clock. for the purpose Of reorganization.
-Messrs. VIM. Bowen Of s., J. Alexander Par
lett and Jacob WisneF left on Tuesday 70 attend
the agricultural fair ut Martinsburg, W. Va.
The Presbyterian Sunday school Of this place
will hold pic ME at Loeb Raven, Saturday, Sept
Esd. ~ the children are invited To attend.
The Towson Guards turned out with very
elm ranks on Tuesday. They did not compete
for the prizes offered by the 0riOle committee. IL
they had buekled down 10 work two months ego
they might have secured one Of them.
Our friend, DR.. Mecurdy, has q celery bed Of
which be II justly proud but in the end u will get
the better Of him. Tho stalks are already very
large and are growing 90 rapidly that he Il dig.
ging up his whole garden to get dirt 10 Oh up the
bed. He fears he may run out Of dirt and then
the celery will have Il on him bad. lie will plant
dwarf celery hereafter, u he can get the holes in
his garden hlied up in time TO set out plants next
year.
MIR. J. n. Hendersop, agent here for the
Royal ~. John sewing machine. has been driving
horse for some time In his wagon. and knowing
that the animal possessed some speed, placed him
In the hands Of Bill Harris, who Is trying TO SEQ
what Il In him. In his first trial on Timonium
track he tFotted in about three minutes and will
60 much faster. The horse IL years old and has
becn Palling heavy wagon over the country for
several years. lie may yet surprise tho natives.
Mrs. Mary Payne, widow Of the late lion.
Benjamin n. Payne, died at the residence Of her
son in-law. Mr.. Samuel y. Batter. In this place. on
Monday morning last. aged about - years. She
had been In delicate health for a long time and
her death was not unexpected. Mrs. Payne was .
most esiimabie christian lady, loved aud respected
by AL who knew her. Her funeral took place at
Trinity r y. church, Wednesday afternoon. and
her rmains were inferred beside those of her bus
band 10 Greenmount Cemetery.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-16
Mathematical Corn.

Afanfa Coasflfaflon.
There are some curious things about corn. and
10 where do the red ears aud the speekied ears
come from when you don't plant any but white
corn. and another 10, Why don't We end an ear
with an odd number Of rows on ~ You can end
. four leaf clover. but have never found the odd
row on an ear Of corn yet. II is always fourteen,
or sixteen. or twenty. or some even number, and
I woald like 10 undsrstand what corn knows about
odd NUMBER
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-16
BUSINESS LOCALS.

HALLocE's NEw SEED STonr.-Thc new Agr.
cultural Implement and seed House Of T.. b. Hal.
lock j. located at 81 y. Green street. second door
north oi Lexington Market. Baltimore. Roland
Chilled PloWs. the Young America Corn and Cob
Mil. Corn sheilers. Hay and Fodder Cutters and
Agricultural Implements q al kinds. Agent for
the Champion Grain Drill Goes Original An.
meaiAiei Bone Phosphate.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-16

Trouble In o Horse Car.-The ease Of John
Mccall, conductor on one Of the York road cars.
who was arrested on the oath Of John Kroner. Of
waverly, charging him with assault with intent
TO kill. vas hear before Justice gallagher on Sun
day. From the testimony it would appear that
Kroner boarded Mecall's car on Saturday night
going south. When Mccall eoiiected Kroner's
fare he gave him hfty cents. when his change
was handed him Kroner eontended that he had
given Mccall dollar, and not hfty cents. Me-
Call said he did not, and 10 prove Il be, in the
dollar about him. A. this Il 10 charged Kroner
became abusive. when Mccall stopped the car and
put him %. Kroner will take the case 10 court.
Mccall gave bail.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-16

From Sunnybrook, 10Th District.
shave again been visited with another heavy rain
AMI Wind storm which has washed the fields badly
the corn l. also blown down fat 20 the ground in
many fields.
A ,hor, time since the lightning struck large
chestnut tree in from; Of Mr.. Win II. Curtis ten
nau, house. and literally tore !; 90 pieces. The
tree would measure about Eve feet in diameter and
only little Of the bat; AMI limb is left stand.
ing. the baiance-about three eoris % kiniling
woods scattered over az area of abou. two
acres q land.
DO send BILLY Barlow" up here 60 look after
our Jarre;tsvillc turnpike. | think I use mild
language when say il is 10 dangerous eondi-
zion. The pike proper IL 90 rough you can hardly
travel IL aud the summer road 10 WASHED % badly
that in many places IL 10 ~ more than a gutter.
! had the pleasure recently % meeting with my
old friend and our former s,Ore-keeper AZ this
place. Mr.. Geo. II. Duncan. IL vas mainly
through his exeriions that We obtained ,ri weekly
mail here. which has since. through the efforts Of
Mr.. VIM. II. Carts and others. be-Ome . daily
mail. Mr.. Duncan Is now in the employ Of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad nj Union, AMI I learn
be IL doing well a. he deserves.
The Ladies Mite Society Of fAirview u. Z.
church South met aud elected new officers a. fol-
lous: President, Mrs. DIR. chas. BAgley: secrs-
tary, Mrs. Dixon Brown; treasurer, Mrs.. Vim.
II. Curtis. There will be = basks; pic-n mic held
in the grove % the church Saturday. Septem-
Der 3oih. and next day Sunday an Ali-day's
meeting will be inauggratei.
TwO other members os Mr.. John Smiths family
are pros;ratei with typhoid fever, making four in
all.
Mr.. Christian Smith has erected n large and
substantial bank barn On his farm here, simon ?.
Demuih. contractor.
Mr.. Bond hs. registered in thi, dis;rie; up TO
the present time 500 voter'-529 white Asd 30
colored.
Mr. Frank Schmid; raised on less than eight
acres Of ground I91 bushels machine measurei Of
red wheat.
Dr. ". Merryman has thoroughly renovated his
-four mill near this place. aud Mr.. stembaugh.
who has recently taken charge. 10 producing an
excellent grade Of -four. Mr. VIM. II. Curtis. our
store keeper. il supplying the neishborhood With
-four from there and IL gives entire satisfaction.
FLiNr.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-16
rha catonaxiIia Ouarda-

Capt d. p. Barnstts catonsvills Guards took
part In the competitive driIl In Druid hin Park
last Tuesday, and while they did not secure one
q the handsome prizes they we're highly Gen.
mended BY the judges. IL vas enc Of The streng-
eat companies IN line Of proesssien, and the msn
marched with the precision 81 old soldiers. The
company L credit 10 Tie county and he snicisnt
Captain cen be Justly prsud ofit-
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-16
A Bold Church Robbery.-on. nigh,

A Bold Church Robbery.-0ne night last
Station, v. c. X. r.. vas catered by thieves who
carried OF nearly all the movable furniture, in
GLIDING ine Brussels carpet from the door of the
church. two stands. several hassoeks, . finely
bound Bible the organ STOOL clock. several pieces
Of silver and other articles. the whole valued AZ
ssSs; ssee. The carpet -. In sns piece and
covered the whole Aoor Of the building. the psvs
being placed on II and screwed down. They we're
removed BY priEins them up and pulling the car
pet from under them. Several persons mus, have
been engaged In the robbery AZ IL would have
been impossible for one or two men % take up and
remsve the carpet. The Bible tina, Vas stolen was
presented 10 the church By Mr. J. Maurice Wat
kins, Of this place. and was valued at SIS. There
u no clue 10 the thieves.
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Death o.. cen,enarian.-Th. Elliee,, q

Death o. q Centenarian.-The Eilieot, City
Progress Of last weak says: "On August 30ih,
Annie ireland. 4 eoIored woman aged 10 years.
died on the place Of Mr.. Jane. Tyson, near Mel
vale, on the Northern Central Railway. and on
Saturday vas inferred at PikesvilIe. Baltimore
county. according 20 the rites Of the Methods;
church which che bslon ged for nearly century.
The aged woman vas born on Carrolrs Manor. in
this county. and when slave belonged TO Capt.
Vaehel Harding. In is7s Aunt Annie los, her
sight entirely. bat In ls7s il returned equal %
that Of her youth. Her declining years .sss 70
inafkabie for the mental and physical visor she
displayed. She was the mother o. large nun
Der 81 children, three 81 whom survive her. Their
progeny, however. number over one hundred, IL
being known that she leaves forty eight grand
children. thirty-two great grand children. and
great great grand children whose number could
not be ascsrtainsd. Emelins Iiapson and Daniel
Ireland, Of this city are the Oldest graniehldren.
their ages being % and 80 years respectively
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-16

HAyr-MADE SHoEs.-Alfrsd Phipps. on Della
vafe avenue. in rear % Ady's hotel, Tousontown.
makes to measure all kinds q lady. and gent.
sAses and boots. Correct style. and 10 suarAn-
tsed. Repairing promptly done.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-16

Athletic Grounds ~ Loeb Ravsn.-Mr.
william Giimor, vies-prss;3ss; e 49, Maryland
Central railroad, tsndsred . special ear 10 the
Board Of Directors ofthe Baltimore Athletic Club,
Who On Saturday last visited Loeb Raven. where
the cisb eentsmpiatss the erection q club house.
laying out Of quartsr-nie eindsr track. lacrosse
grounds. swimming pool, and bicycle course. Mr..
0ilmor uas untiring In bic efforts 10 make the
Wait saloyabis. and suesssdsd In showing the ad-
vantagss. The railroad company has made oaers
ef fast tine. special rates. AID esnvsnisnt trains
and the indications are that the club will shortly
avail themselves Of this opportunity Of gstring
suitable grounds.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-16

Emory Grove Camp oround.-Ths din
Guilty about the ownership Of the Emory Grove
camp ground has not yet been settled, though
arrangements for an amieabie adjustment we're
agreed upon some time since. The ground uas
purchased al trustees sale By Rev. ID. n. Carroll
Joshua REGISTER and u. Y. Bennes,, Mr.. Carroll
becoming owner Of half interest. and Messrs.
Bsnnstt aud REGISTER each . quarter. Mr.. Car
roll agreed 10 dispose Of his interest 10 the other
two purchasers with the understanding that the
ground was 10 be decided 90 the camp meeting as.
soeiation on certain terms. A deed uAs made. bu.
Il 10 stated lie provisions did not suit Messrs Reg
ester and Bennett, and they refused 10 sign the
instrument.--lsma.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-16

So. JokH's p. 4. Ch1eh. Kiagsriiis.
every Sunday morning, at n quarter before eleven,
BY Rev. A. J. Barrow, rector.
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Triaity Churek, Long Demonstrates by Rev.
A. J. Barrow, rector, every Sunday afternoon, at
$50 o'clock.
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OFFICE No. ~ SOUTH STREET.

The following IL . statement Of
the business Of the Company, as In
found BY the Board Of Directors at Mk3J
their quarterly meeting. held onNIZ(<SA
Tuesday, July II, IsS2: W9V
Number Of Policies In force 1880, covering In.
suranee TO the amount Of $4,000.
Value Of assessable liability Of Policy holders,
according TO the Company calculations, ga, 500.
LOSSES PAID.
Charles q. Blumhart. wilkins It.. BAito..s 1880
John Decker. 2li Columbia ave-, Baltic. 1890
J. krause, IL and - Barre st., Baito.-.. 1880
DR.. J. Horton Kelley. Kent co., Nd, (cowl 5000
Frank Lauer, 2l6 Aisquiih st., Balto.... $500
IL. Z. Coburn, Centre Market, Washing
ton' y. .............-.... $1,000
w. j. Chapman, York and William sts,
Baltimore. I5O. 90
james Barnes, Colora, Cecil county, Nd. $500
John =. kerns, 6Ss W. fAyeite st., BALTIC. 1900
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Died Of Typhoid Fever.-Mr. James Hall.
. ueli-knoun shesnAksr uho lirei 90 the Hillsn
road, scar Tayler's ehureh, died On Friday marn-
ing Il this ussk, oftypheid fever. He uss absut
IS years q are.
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Tor.oRfo,sH n. r.. ChHreh.-PTeaching Sunday,
at 81 a. IN. and at p. m, by the pastor, Rev. ".
T. ID. GLENN.
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CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CO.
SEPTEMBER TERN. I.ss.

Ne. Richard Gr'.os. Cli.fJa{g, Hon. Geory,
T.iiofi. A.soeiai, .Jadgs ~. q. N~Iaio.g. E.y..
States AIRY: WH. ~ l.aae. E.y.. C,rk
EieAaof .. Trae,y. E.7.. !Sl,rif.
The September term Of the Circui, Court for
Baltimore county began at Towsoniosn on Mon
da!. The jHrie' for the term are constituted a.
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LOCAL ITEMS.
Religious Notices,

TSiHiiy y. n. CkarcA, To,esoHfo'rn.-Preaehing
Sunday by the rector, Rev. W. II. II. Powers. a,
n - IN. and p. IN.
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Mortgage Sale OF q Farm.-Messrs. 0asfs
a Ofuts, attorneys for Hr. TeaAst Melissa. Assignee
Of . mortgage from susannah Dorsey 20 EIira d.
Brooks, soid a the Court House on Monday, .
farm of 1874 acres. situated . qsarter % . mile
from the Granite QaArriss. ID disiriss, Improved
By dwelling house. s;abiing. &e., 70 Andrew
Dorsey, for s11.se per acre.
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Hartford Road ItemB.-The tomato canning
houses nov in the hsiEa: .! she season. A.
Lavender Hill and IN the vicinity there are Eve Of
them. all working large forces and getting up
stock for their many customers. These sstablish-
menis are run BY Isaac Fuller. Jos. Duncan Co..
wm. Duncan, !. :. u. Seaboid and Brinker &
kilchensiein. on the EeiaiF road
0n Tuesday benjamin Rabb. employed in Mr.
Fuiier's canning house, accidentally stepped into
= kettle II boiling water. seaiing h. foot and leg
10 the knee very badly.
Mr.. Lloyd u. Whitaker. whose sudden death
from paralysis vas noticed in your columns last
week lived in this NEG hboFhood about seven years
kaew him o. years and he was highly esteemed
a. an upright. honorable man.
The wife Of lev. T.. Richardson, the esteemed
minister Of Great Fails Circais. Who suffered from
. stroke of paralysis some time age. ! am happy
to say has far recovered % Ls able 10 attend
% her household duties. vIctLANr.
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A Surprise rs TO Druid Hill Park.-Itap
pears tha; there 10 . tract of land In Druid nill
Park one.haif of which belongs 20 the city. one
fourth 20 the estate of George FRESHMAN and one.
fourth 70 Mr.. Carroll Spence. the whele being held
- tenants IN common By the three parties named.
A eommission uas appointed Eeccnily, consisting
Of Messrs. Tbos. Hill. J. J. Grindall, Pierre e.
Dagan. Jasper ". Berry and Lennsx BirckheAi.
% divide the tract. Prom recent inss.tig Aiisn
Il seems that the water board bsilt the pump
house In the park. which. with its naekinery.
10 said 10 have cost naAriy sIoo,oe0. % this un-
divided tract, without knouing of the other titles
The discovery has caused some excitement.
although the matter has been kept very quiet. II
10 said the owners q the ground can claim all the
Improvements pat upon the i.nd.-S.s.
Respect 90 the Memory OF n. J. Cuttings.
LA the Circuit coart ON Monday last states
Attorney u. q. MeIntosh announced the death sf
Richard J. Gitsings. Rsq.. and paid q bsausifsl
and feeling tribsss 10 his menory. The motion
10 adjoarn the Court cot u respect 10 the memory
of Mr.. Gi,tings, vas sseosdei by r. n. Boarmsn,
Esq., WHO also paid giowing tribute 10 his de
ceased brother, referring 10 bis ability and Macy
virtnes. Appropriate remarks were alec made By
Messrs. wm. Z. Keeeh. n. Charles Bsrks and
Winfield J. Taylor. Judge Grason made . fsw
remarks anI ordered that the prosssiings b.
placed upon the minates, after which shs Ceurt
adjourned.