The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-16

II n. IN. aud !! ?. m. Also Wednesday night ser.
vices al u o'clock.
There will be preaching at Lutheryille, by Rev.
W. II. II. Powers, in the Public Hall, every Sun.
day afternoon, Mt % o'clock.
TousoHfotra a. T.. CAWrch.-Preaehing At II A.
NJ. by Rev. X. ". Black, 7. E., and at y +. NJ,
by the pastor, Rev. ". 4. u. Ciemm. Evening
subject, "a bad Sale"
N. .oiH'. =. T.. CAHrch. Kjng.riHe-Services
every alternate Sunday morning. at II o'clock,
by Rev. 4. ). BsFFow, rector.
Triaiy CL~rcL. Long Grecn.-services by Rev
A. J. Barrow, rector, every alternate Sunday, at
II o'clock. A. ".
There are ninety Oranges In Maryland
with a membership of 2.10O.
The petit jury discharged on wednes.
day las, until after the holidays.
Special tax licenses for the sale of liquor
AMI cigars are not transferable. SO says Colicc-
tor Ditiy.
some Of the public schools Of Hartford coun.
~ have been closed in order to prevent the spread
Of diphtheria.
-"Leaves have their time to fall" but thou
hast thine sweet time to take a tumble-oh !!
beef, butter and eggs.
.---Joscph Scott has been committed 10 the
county jail on the charge Of breaking into an
unoccupiei house in the Bclt.
-Dr. Thomas VI. woTthing;on. of this coun-
". ha. been clcc;ed an active member Of the
Maryland Historical Society
The erection Of the buildings for the cattle
quarantine on the BALTIC. & Ohio railroad, in this
county. IL 10 be commenced at once.
The Western Maryland Railroad Company
has made contracts for the construction Of several
substantial bridges on the line Of that road.
---Dcnisou Post. e.. \. r.. of wooiberry. will
hold it, first grand military and civic ball. in
Noun, Vernon Hall. Friday evening. Dee. I'D.
----George Clark. while descending flight of
steps NJ t;ray's factory. on wednesday Of last
week. slipped anil fell. iniurinr himself painfully.
--Our friend. Mr.. Edwin Sectt. sf Western
Eun Valley. il visitin: relatives in California.
A letter from him will be found in our columns
to-day.
Hon. ]. II. q. Lairobc has sold hiSroaniry
residence. near the Relay House. II. 4 -. railroad.
o. Col J. VI Robinson. president, Of the Bay line
steamers.
fol. Daniel Jenifcr and family have re.
moved 20 the city for the winter. They have
taken furnished house on Madison street. east
Of Charles.
lion Jane. \. Gary has been elected pres.
exhibition which it il proposed 20 hold in Balti-
more in lSsl.
-Pa.senser trivel on the Maryland Central
.oai appear. 20 be On the increase. And generally
the business oi the road appears 60 be in A most
hourishin- condition.
MIR. Rci.;cr Ru..ell. Of Rei.;er.,own. has
admini,tcrei on the estate of hi. late brother.
Wm. A. Russell. who wa. 30 brutality murdered
by burglar few weeks ago.
Are our county school teachers paying NJ.
ten;ion To- the law requiring children to he vacei-
mated? Any teacher who ne;lects his duty in this
matter is subject 20 a fne OF $40.
MIR. Thomas Tracey. Of the iih district.
who recently went 20 Georgia With view 20
maxim. hi. home there. lid not like the country
and has returned 20 Baltimore county.
a young man namei Martin o'Shea. while
engaged on Tuesday in FooGng the new hall a;
Hampton. Falls road. fell distance Of about
twenty feet and sustained serious internal inja'
ries.
Mr. Harry :. Hyde. Of Ro;aney Farm. Har.
ford county. il about 70 remove 20 Long Green.
this eouuty, for the purpose u engaging in the
canning business With his father. Mr.. Samuel y.
Hyde.
Mrs. Carroll wife of Mr.. John y. Carroll.
who was A, one time engaged in farming near
Jarre,,.ville. diei in Baltimore a few days ago.
aged ~ year'. Her husband was a soldier in the
war of l>i2.
We again beg 70 remind several hundred Of
our subscribers that We sent bills 20 them OF she
"a inst. and that We shall expec; them 10 walk
up 10 the captains ofhsc between this time and
January i.,.
One nj :ht last week a coal oil lamp in the
house of Mr.. Cole. At Giyndon. Western Mary.
land railroad. exploded and seriously burned tWo
n table AZ the time.
The United Oil Company Of Baltimore
county has sold 60 Bartlett Haywood { Co.. tor
the sum of 5000. a 10; % ground on the corner
Of McHenry stree; and McIieury alley. subjec; TO
q ground rent of S3jo.
There va. no truth In the report ;ha; two
children of Mr.. Hicks. ofGlyndon, Western Mary.
iand railroad were suffering from smallpox. The
disease was blood poisoning, from the effects Of
which one of them diel.
The case Of Mr. J. Summer6eld Crouther,
who brou :ht \ suit for dana -es in the Circuit
Court here against the Baltimore AMI yorktown
turnpike company, ha. been removed 10 the "a
pesor Court % Baltimore.
On Wednesday night, 9Th inst. Luke
sweeny was shot in house on the Phila. road.
18th district, By Harry Gephar,, inhiciing
Sigh, wound Gephar; claimed tha, the shoot.
ing was done in self defense.
The ice on Saturday morning las, vas between
three ani four inches thick. aud some vas cut and
housed. II we can believe the various prediction.
there will be plenty of opportunities 10 secure an
abundant supply this winter.
Some farmers in thi. county who constructed
ice ponds early in the fall are now 10 a dilemma.
Owing TO the long-eon;inuel dry weather there is
not water enough 10 I'LL them, nearly all the springs
and streams being unusually low.
-Christmas is only about one week of. yet
there appears 10 be very little preparation going
on for that time -honorei season Of festivity. Al
out for n turksy-hence these tears.
The Western Maryland Railroad l. at
present doing a very heavy freight business. while
the passenger traffic il also large and inereasins
This road. under the able management, Of Col.
Hood, has n bright future before IL.
At = meeting of the State Grange, held in
Baltimore this week. resolutions of sympathy were
passed on the death ofthe late Dickinson Gorsuch.
Of this county, who was member Of the Exsca'
tive Committee of the State Grange.
NO tdngs ye; of the murderer of Mr.. WIN.
A. Russell, Of Kei,terstown. The reward offered
now amounts to 50. .I00. but We fear this will
not bring the guilty ones to justice. The whole
affair IL still shrouded In impene;rable my ystery.
Col. Charles L. Trail. Of Frederick. brother
az Mrs. John I. Yclloit, Of ToWs lntown, has been
named as the next Republican nominee for Gov
srnor Of Maryland. Col. Trail u a prominent
lawyer and very highly esteemed and wealthy
citizen.
Dir. Melchor Gist Cockey. Acting Assist
ant Sargeon, u. 8. Army. whose present station
IL Camp supply, Indian Territory. is visiting his
parents, near coekeysyille. lie l. son of MI. i.
y. Coekey, and has been in the army upwards Of
three years.
-severAl Baltimore county breeders ofhefi
book Jerseys have recently made sales Of some of
their stock. Among these may be mentioned
Messrs. Watts a Seth, Mr. Fred. Won kapa and
Mr.. Andrew Banks Mr. Won kaph has lately
added n valuable bull 90 his herd.
Mr.. T. q. Forester, Of Baltimore. son Of
Mr.. Joseph Forester, Of the l2th district. whose
mysterious absence was reported In these columns
last week, has turned up all right. lie had taken
n business trip 20 the south and there was no Oc-
easion for alarm on account Of his absence.
-Trains on the Maryland Central are not
yet running to Hyde's, and no arrangements bare
been made 20 run them to that point. liar-
ford people and those in the upper end of Long
Green appear very anxious that the regular runs
should be made 10 that point instead otto Hisles.
At a meeting ofthe baltimore Water Board,
held on Monday. the permission heretofore grant
cd 10 the Maryland Central Railroad TO lay tracks
on the east side Of Loeb Raven was rescinded. the
CITY Solicitor having given an opinion agains,
the power Of the Board 10 grant such permission.
-. saurin Norris. Esq.. president Of the