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The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-09


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DEEDS:
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es-The Garfield Memorial Fair. which was
held In the Capitol at Washington, ended on
Saturday last. The rssslpla were about S22. 600.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-09

WALLER Boors.-If you want Walker Boot.
call on james phipps. boot and shoe dealer, next
door TO Postofice. Towsontown.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-09

Burning of . oannIng House, &o.--The
canning house and stsble, halopging to Mr.. WIN.
Dieter. near Prankinvils IN che slsvsnth district.
vas bErAsi Tuesday night. The Gre was caused
b. The sxplosiaa ~ a eaal oil lamp. Tbs lons is
eStimated at -. zoe, insured In Baltimere CON-
papiss for Gull Amoant. 4 large stock of canned
sSsss Tsss slsO destroyed bssdsss lot Of harness,
wagons, As
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TorsoHiorn N. T.. CAHrrA.-Preaching Sunday,
at II a. m. and at $50 p. m. by the pastor. Rev
\. d. GLENN. Prayer aud praise meeting on
Wednesday evenings, and class meetings ON Fri
day evenings, at 5.30 o'clock.
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Dedication or q Chapel.-The Abbott Ne
mortal Chapel. located at Highiandtown. 18th
district, and whish was the gin Of Mr.. Horace
Abbot, TO the Presbyterian church, was formally
dedicated on Sunday afternoon last. in the pres.
ence Of about six hundred persons. After the usual
services Rev. Joseph T. Smith preached the dcdi-
eatory sermon. lie took his text from Acts II, u
~ md the Lord added 20 tho church daily such rs
should be saved" The espeakereoncluded by con-
graduating the founder upon the completion Of his
work, which stands nearly alongside the monument
Of human industry that bears his name. II was
better 20 be the builder Of the Abbott Memorial
Church than the builder Of the Pyramids.
The Rev. J. wynnc Jones, pastor Of the church.
said the new church was $1,000 In debt for the
furniture. ground, etc. Mr.. Abbott having contrib.
uted the supcrstructnrc fully finished. lie asked
for subscriptions 20 wipe out the debt. and large
sum was offered in tho collection. Among the
subscriptions were $1,000 from Mr. George 3.
Brown and $500 from Mr.. John $. Gilman.
Tho Abbott Memorial Chapel is 100 feet by 80
on its ground plan. and 60 feet from base to apex.
II is built of brick In Gothic STYLE with bluestone
trimmings and granite ,ills. Over tho front On.
trance Il rose window Of stained glass. with the
inscription, abbott Chapel, 1882" II is q two
story siihce. Tho auditorium oh the fret floor
has seats for COO persons. The pulpit 10 beauti.
fui piece Of wood work in walnut and French
veneers. gin TO the church from Messrs. Graham
a, Smith. There are Ave rooms In the second
story for the use of tho Sunday school and Bible
classes. One IL set apart as the pastors study.
The cost Of Abbott Memorial Chapel, exclusive Of
lighting. furniture and heating 10 $4,000. all Of
which i borne by Mr. Horace Abbott. Tho total
cost Of chapel with furnishing and lights. will be
about 200. Tho grounds, paid for in fee. sim.
pie, cost $4,000.
Takes the Cake.--Thc Baltimore Americaa
says Of tho hre At Mr.. Clubb's residence, near
waverly, that "No. 4 engine and truck Of the
county department extinguished the flames with.
out using their apparatus."
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Baiiimors cireHi ". y. CLarch-Rer. u. r.
Saith, Pastor Re-. j. ". GiH, As.isfani Pastor.
-Preaching at Epson, TowsontoWn. at II a. IN.
Pine Grove. at p. m and Ridge Chapel, at 5.3O
p. m.
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LOCAL ITEMS.
Religious Notices.

TriRiiy r. r.. Church, To,rsomto,ra.-Preaehin
sunday by the rector, Rev. W. II. II. Powers. al
II .. m. and - p. IN. Also Wednesday night ser.
vices at u o'clock.
There will be preaching at Lutheryile. by Rev.
W. II. II. Powers, in the Public Hall, every Sun.
day afternoon, at 81 O'Clock.
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Miscellaneous.
CUTTERS!
For Hay, Straw and Fodder.
In Sizes Suited for Hand or Power.
Tho DOCTOR BAILEY CUTTEU

The DOCTOR BAILEY CUTTER
combines new feature. the knife 30 acting on the
feed a. TO economic power It, simplicity ren.
ders IL easy 10 mansge, and makes Il durable. The
cut Is changed 20 ten different lengths with !acili
~. Tho feed can be stopped instantly at will. aud
IT. capacity j. far greater than any other machine
using the same power.
OLIVER CHILLED PLOWS
Run lighter. are aorc easily adjusted aud 10 bet.
ter work than any other plow.
Malta Shovel Plows. Iron Age Culiiyators, Corn
Drags. Cahoon Seed Sewers Plane, Seed Drill and
Cultivator, lIagersipWn Grain Drills. Monarch
Grain Drills. Farmer Friend Grain Drill, The
Star Horse Rake, The Victor Horse Rake. The
Hagerstown Horfe Rake. Billiards. Hay Tcdder
Foust's Hay Loader. American Hay Elevator
Double liarpoon Hay Fork. Grain Fans. Philadel-
phia Lawn Mowers, Mccormick Iron Mowers
Mccormick Imperial Rcpeafs. Mccormick TWire
Binders, Cider Miiis. Corn shcller.. Farmers
Friend Corn Planters. Keystone Corn Drills. Hay
Presses, Hay. S;faw sai Fodder Ca:;e:s.
Moscley's Cabinet Crcamers.
Stnddari Churns. Dayi. Swing Churns. Butter
Workers, Fountain Pump. Cucumber Pumps. Pat
ent GALVANIZED Steel Fence Wire, cheap, durable
and easily pu; up.
~ Repairing done With Dispatch.
>o- send for eiFculars.
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81. JoLH's =. h. ChHrci. King.riHs.-Scrviees
every sunday morning. at quarter before eleven,
by Rev. A. J. Barrow, rector.
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Topics of the Town
MIR. WIN. Bowen Of s is having his dwelling
house rcpainted.
On Friday morning. at o'clock. tho mercury
registered seven degrees above aero.
DIR. X. Willis, druggist, has been suffering for
some days past from an attack Of bronchitis.
The Ekridge Fox Hunting Club with their
large pack Of hounds, passed through our town
again on Wednesday.
Tho Towsont oWp building association has
changed Its place Of meeting TO the room in the
rear Of Phipps' cigar store.
-Burls, the barber. whose headquarters have
been at the Smcdley House, has removed his shop
TO the room over Collngs' meat store.
"A number Of our citizens availed themselves
Of the opportunity Of viewing the transit Of Venus
BY the use Of smoked glass on Wednesday.
MIR. Nelson Cooper, road supervisor. isrepair-
ing the sidewalk leading from Washington To
Baltimore avenues. past tho Episcopal church.
Prof b. c. Reed, principal Of woodberry
high school, has beeu confined TO his home In this
place the past week, suffering from pneumonia.
Ill. l.. Bowen, Esq, agent for the Watertown
Agricultural Fire Insurance Company, has been
on business trip TO watertown, N. u, the past
week.
--ThOs. +. Il. German on Tuesday OF last week
slaughtered Eve hogs, nine months old, weighing
together i,i93 lbs, the largest weighing 3?3 lbs.
and the smallest 2l6 lbs.
There being no services held in the N. T..
cnurcn on lnauktgiNing uay, tho pastor, heNs '" {.
7. ID. GLENN, preached an able Thanksgiving
sermon on Sunday morning last.
Rev. W. T. d. GLENN will preach on Sunday
morning next, at II a. m, on "Flameless Lamps.
and at night on "a bad Sale" The lesson for
Wednesday night prayer meeting will be "The
Talents" Public invited.
MIR. Milton W. 0Gat,, In connection with two
other gentlemen. has purchased 500 acre. Of coal
and mineral lands in Mineral county. West Nir-
ginia. Mr.. offutt 10 delighted with the purchase,
thinks they have a big thing in it--not millions
but good many thousand "shekels."
An alarm Of Ere about $50 o'clock on Thurs
day afternoon, caused much excitement In Tow
sontown, but fortunately no damage resulted. A
chimney Of Philip A. Debau.hs house took ere.
but the flames were quickly extinguished by
pouring water down the chimney. very large
crowd congregated when the alarm was given.
The wind was blowing gale at the time and had
the Gre not been quickly extinguishcd there Is no
telling what the result mig have been. Strange
TO say this ire occurred on the same premises
from whence two big eOnnagratiOns have alcrcady
originated.
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Serious Accident.-Mr. Richard @. Woods,
Who has been living with his brother, Mr.. WIN. Q.
Woods, ai Arlington, this eaunty, met with .
serious accident on Saturday pight last, BY falling
from his bedroom vipdoU while walking IN bis
sleep. His right leg was very badly broken just
above the ankle. the bones prolrnding through the
assh. He 10 attended By Dr.. Min, of Arlinglen,
and will be laid mp for sqme time.
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Sudden Termination Of an Interesting

buuueu IOrmihhtioh OF IN IntUrostIhg
Suit.-In the City Court Of baltimore on Tues.
day last, the ease cf DR.. Henry y. Ware, Of this
county, against Joshua Y. Boyle. Of baltimore
city. TO recover ten thousand dollars damages,
action Of slander, was called for trial. The dec
laration sets forth the facts that the defsndnul
had charged the plaintiff with adultery with dc.
PENDANTS wife, who was divorced from her hus'
band BY the Circnit Court Of this county about
one year ago and In which case the wife proved
the guilt Of hsr husband upon similar charge
and was decreed BY the eourtthe care and custody
Of the children. In the slander suit defendants
counsel hled the plea Of Limitation, and the plain
iii, notwithstanding the fact that he had several
witnesses in court 70 prove the on its merits.
could not do otherwise than take Judgment In
favor Of the defendant. X. Quincy Hall appeared
for the plaintiff and Sebastian Brown Cor the de-
fendanE
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Triaiiy Church, Long GrssH.-Seryices by Rev.
A. J. Barrow. rector. every Sunday afternoon. at
$50 o'clock.
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Another Fox Hunt.-Ths Elkridgers had
another meet at Towsontown on Wednesday, and
among those present was q real live Engllshman
In ths person of the Dake ofkegcasils. II Il sol.
dom that our town 10 honoFed by the presence Of
q genuine "Bosk," but on this occasion us had
him sure, aud We hope be was pleased. lie was
anxiously sngsgsa iooking Tor the fox (which The
Club did not hndl that be did not have time 10
call q the TuE USIox of6ee. Az he vas stranger
10 the Pass ve se sispo'sd 10 ossseeh ihis iliiis
discouriesy,
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Edmondson Avenue. Catonsviils- -Aka,s
Of last week says: "Edmondson avenue ~ FAR as
completed is certainly the most beautiful read IN
the county. aud the new examiners deserve great
credit for the expedition with which they have
pushed forward this much needed and long delayed
highway.
"The avenue ls now In excellent order from lie
intersection with the old Frederick road 10 caver-
ton road, and the work is being rapidly pushed
forward from Calverton road TO the line Of the
Potomac railroad.
"The bridge which is 10 be erected over the
Potomac road has not yet been put up under con.
tract for the reason that the examiners do not feel
justified In making this contract until the remain.
der of the assessments have becn paid. The OK.
aminers have shown great forbearanee In the mat
ter Of forcing the payment Of assessments, but We
are informed that they are now fully determined,
u necessary, TO proceed TO sell the property Of al
delinquents, as required by Law. We arc glad 10
hear this. as all who have been assessed are fully
able TO pay and u 10 doing injustice 10 those who
have already settled 20 allow these tardy individ-
uals any longer TO obstruet the completion Of the
avenue"
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The December term of the Circuit Court for BAL
timorc county began at Towsontown on Monday
last. The juries for the term are constituted as
follows:
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Fire IN the Beit.-About ~ O'Clock Thurs
day morning Gre occurred on Jenkins lane. near
the York road, which destroyed the pork packing
establishment of G. Kurls aud greatly damaged
adjoining property. The county Gre department
was promptly on hand hut was unable TO subdue
the flames, and Il vas not until engines ofthe city
was done. Mr.. Kurie's loss will be about e, 500,
aud that on adjoining property about $4,000 ad.
diiional. II is said that had II not been for the
city department the Ere would have been mos,
disastrous In its results.
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-Nicolai.-Ave very pretty wedding
took place at the Second uniVersalist Church.
Baltimore, on Wednesday. the contracting parties
being Mr.. Charles 7. Hoilowell and Miss Mabury
7. Nisoai. The groom l. the superintendent oi
the Pennsylv ania Railroad elevators at PhilAdel-
phia, aud the bride IL a daughter Of Charles II.
NieolAi, Esq.. n gentleman we'll known In this
county. There were four ushsrs, two Of them be.
ing residents of Baltimore county, via. Messrs. h.
p. Butler, Of Towsontown, and Harry W. Fox, Of
waverly. There was very large attendance Of
relatives aud friends and aiter the ceremony q 70.
ception was held at the residence Of the brides
father, No. 81 Harlem avenue.
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Street lamps viii be lighted at 7:o5 p. m. and
eXtIngufShed at $50 a N.
The grocery store of MT. C. c. Bryan at the cor
ner OF 10Th and streets, was entered Thursday
evening by breaking one Of the side windows An
attempt was made to force the money drawer with
knife, out the burglar failed and left the store
by side door without taking anything.
yesterday afternoon John III. Murphy was re-
leased on ball. 81 500 each being given in two lar
ceny cases, and personal recOgnizance taken in
the others, TWO robbery cases.
kuth V. Hatton, the little daughter of Mr.. o. C.
hattOn, OF the New York Associated Press Off1ce
In this city. died yesterday OF scarlet fever.
A lew people interested in kindergarten work met
this morning at the congregational church and
perfected arrangements for the Observance OF the
FrBbel centennial next Saturday at the same
place. Nearly all the kindergarten schools in the
District will unite, and a number Of kindergarten
plays and exercises will be given.
The public school teachers committee yesterday
afternoon held meeting and heard reports as to
how their cause is progressing. A vote OF thanks
was rendered to Representative Ketcham for his
kind endeavOrs in their behalf. Trustee Lovejoy
has been notified that the teachers as a BODY
prefer to wait until all can be paid, rather than
TO allow Is new teachers to be dropped.
The Washington Light Infantry Corps, through
Col VIM. g. Moore, presented to Capt. Thomas s.
Kelly, for the Capital City Guard fair, silver
now on exhibition in the window OF Wllett &
Ruoff.
F. B. Mohun and Robert Beall send Harpe,'s
Monthly for May.
From j. Shillington we have Harper's Monthly,
DemOTest's Magazine, Frank Leslie'S Popular.
Monthly and the Young Ladies Journal, all for
May.
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EORD'S. MINNIE PALMER, April 18th
That which is native stin is best. "-LOaafellow.
On MONDAY, APRIL 18th,
Now famous because Of its brilliant young Stars.
MINNIE PALMER and ROBT. E. GRAHAM,
viii appear in Washington.
MINNIE PALMER, April 18th.
FORD's.

The following notice from the Baltimore Sum- Of Apri
llth last Tuesday, indicates the quality of their per-
formances and the measure of their ability. by Of
the most cautious and impartial newspapers in America
Easter Monday was gala day at Fords Opera House
to witness My Sweetheart by Mr.. Rogers admirable
comedy company. and to welcome back its chief attrac
tons Minnie Palmer and Bob Graham. the favorites
tended Over one thousand ladies' with almost innu-
Herable children and many of the Steiner kind filled
the house to overdowing The play beautifully
ed Miss Minnie was received with the utmost enthus-
asm. and Mr.: Graham's reception no less cordial
she presents the same happy combination of Lote and
Maggie MITCHELL with singing and dancing superior to
sither He is sngnlarly conrasted 70 her in the conf
The Gobble Song, from Mascot brightly sung and
recalls were very frequent. Among the new features
small boy-Schnieder's boy-calied Little Dick, was
very attractive, and his song with 'Unser Fritz"
received with the greatest favor"
As part Of Miss Palmere early life was passed in wash
ngton and she received here early announcement
her professional ambition. she now returns crowned
with success and will mark her return with the special
AN ELEGANTLY sTEEL-ENGRAvED SOUVENIR
OF THE PRESIDENT OF The UNITED STATt s,
Which will be given to every lady who attends the initial
performance on Monday evening. A sufficient number
fear disappointment.
Seats reserved on Saturday, when the souvenirs will
also be given to every purchaser Of reserved place.
OPERA COMPANY. 600 Sixty Artists (6O). First
sion-50 cents, rs cents $1-accordng to location
Inc sale commences Thursday. Repertoire-Ihe
Widow, Ohyette La Mascot.e Fra Diavola The Chimes
OF Normandy. Asst
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DIED.
:, DEETH: April 18th, 1882. Of consumption, NELLIE
Taasss fso% hs. % e residence No s21s vest
trinity church, Friends are Te9
sf4EtaG sgEP: sc ssS9S ssy sRs
H 1T {.I ths o city TFsSdIsy April 1859
and ALICE a Easson Late Of B1ooRyn c'1er OF
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wife d Thomas W Philips. e'N' e'' 'ns 0e''Sea
light is from our household gone;
A voice We loved is still;
&6ich never can be dlled n
Husband and Children. dry your tears;
b ax nSw i Fssso e &c se sss rest
sIs sss siss
RANDY; pepasseetdssal..ss April Is. 1881 It ,o2o
Illness Of consumptiop sssd fortyfour years and one
vs ssn sea sssn Il s sn 4s' street u
saS On Fsasg All s ss 4 1s oe1
" and Annie 4. as iscd years. months and s0 Is
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NATIONAL THEATER NEXT WEEP
~ THE OPERA SEASON.

ONE WEEK.
Commencing Monday Evening, April II.
TIE AUDRAN OPERA COMIQUE COMPANY.
from the Bijou Opera House, New York
Under the management Of MIR. John A. McCaull.
20 ARTISTS. 70 ARTISTS.
Monday and Tuesday Evenings and Saturday Matinee,
OIL / T E.
Catherine Lewis il her original creation, Olivete.
Wednesday and Thursday Evenings. only perform
Of the last and most successful Opera by the au
thor and composer Of Ohyette and the Mascotte,
THE SNAKE CHARMER,
presented with all the original costumes, scenery. &c.
and great cast
Catherine Lewis. Prince Mgnapour.
Friday and Saturday Evenings Last Nights,
THE MASCOTTE.
Catherine Lewis ............. as.........B ettips
Large Chorus and increased Orchestra.
Sale of seats commences this morning. a13-t
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Louisville, KY, April 29th will probably be sold
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Address R. NJ. BOardman, Louisville, KY.
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