The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-03-04
--Th,ro A., owned and taxed 10 Tal,Imor,


and Towsont0wn horse railway company.
"A well-knOun citizen Of this place worked
upon the fret telegraph line built in the United
States between Baltimore aud washingtOnl in
IsiS.
III. 4. Tieck, ESQ, member Of the Bar, who
was stricken with paralysis about two weeks ago,
at his Office 10 the city, has far recovered to
be able TO drive out.
MIR. Elias c. Stocksdaie, well known cit
isen Of Reisterstown, died on Thursday, In the
Ssth year Of his age. lie was n Justice Of the
Peace for many years aud a prominent member
OF the NJ. +. Church South.
Thomas y. Cuhee. committed 10 Jail here
two weeks ago on the charge Of threatening II.
W. Ady, Of the 18th district, aud who was after
wards sent TO Spring Grove Asylum, was on
Thursday DECLARED TO be insane. cutee Is . ma
tive Of ireland and belongs to u family Of promi'
nenee.
Mr.. Gideon Leisenring. formerly = we'll
known citizen Of Baltimore and father Of MIR.
George N. Leisenring, Of Luthervile, this county,
died at his residence, Charlestown, West Virgil
MIA, Thursday last. In the s0th year ofhi age.
lie was . native Of Pennsylvania but resided In
baltimore many years.
Rev. William L. Bird. who was 81 one time
on Brooklandviile Circuit. this county, but who
has been pastor of Greenmount avenue NJ. 4.
church for the past three years, vas married at
First NJ. T.. church. Baltimore. on Tuesday after
noon. TO Miss Maggie Conn. The attendance at
the wedding vas very large.
john Smith. Of Larkin. who had for many
years lived At Sweet Air. In this county, died on
Saturday last, In the 6;th year of his age. His
remains were inferred at Chestnut Grove church
on Sunday. the pail bearers being Messrs. A. NJ.
Morrison. Robert Piper. Samuel NJ. Rankin, josh
ia Grsen. William Price and John V. slade.
MIR. Milton Albright. Who has fArmed the
Ashland Company's property. at Pot Spring.
for the past ten years. this week removed Co the
worthington farm near cOckeysville. which was
lately purchased by Col. Walter :. Franklin.
Mr.. Albright il q very industrious man and No.
farmer. The farm which he has just left Is in
! first class condition.
There will be another building boom in
weodberry this spring. Msssrs. Poole a Hunt
will erect large addition 60 their foundry besides
rvs of dwellings on ParkdAie avenue. aud Mes
sFs. ". y. Hooper 4 sons vail erect ;wrniy four
tensments on Maple avenue. A number Of other
houses will also be erected aud there several
nov in course of construction.
Ia the Orphans Court this week letters OF
administration were granted % Joseph Nash on
the estate Of Benz amin Nash 10 Mrs. Carrie Den
mead On the estate Of Talbot pcnInsAl 10 Mary
Horn On the estate of Martin l., Horn 10 Mrs.
; \. >piesf on the estate VI James Spiesr. 70 J.
4. sheridan the estate Of r. y. Clark. aaI 70
Alan Schcim the estate u Z. Seheim.
Many complaints have been made 60 the
County Commissioners that the late train iroa,
Baltimore on saturday night brins. 10 wooiberry
GFNNA. % WNu AuA onNs VINO maze btkuk ntl
sous ~ita their h0isterOus eoniuet, O. the great
annoyance u persons living aeAr the station. The
Board %, Aesos iiasly ordered the county police
- be 81 the alert and bas these midnight roi,
,eters.
--rhe salc & a large iot Of stock bslon q "a :
% Mr. Noses Fox, took place N his farm IA the
lltA district, On Wednesday. 6Qoi prices sere
detained All the a;teaiAnce sas large The sale
u Mr.. Robert W Gale near thAse's station. n
Tuesday. vas also sell attended and although q
sAs = cash sale eserythins brought fair prices
Both sales seFe eon4uctei By Mr.. Y VI Bran,
Azcti8neer
some excitement as created 10 Tos.sn.
ia~a asoat noon on Tuesday caused BY the kHosl
siss 4 The fac; taAi sa.c q smallpox the ars;
5ac g the sinter. had maize lts appearance 10 a
soiorsi family living N house ~ the pulany'
Valley pike. fes haa4rcl yards above ;aua.
The naa "a. sea; 81 he MAFias Hospital By Or
Ter q Cuunty Con nissionefs. This 10 hkeiy o.
give aGothsg boom g. vA,cina;iln.
a eoFFcspsnient sriiing q the Nss says
"Canaot the las. for the protectian u Gid fosl
b enfa-cc4' The .aeAs b1a; gsaner. are shoot
ins a. the lacks "a their fseiing grounds every
fAsoraoe night. aai there men sho keeg IA
their boats 70 ;ruui q the Ganposasr railroad
sriisr pretty much the -esls lay AMI chase ani
shoot a. eriPp.e.. an4 ks-p the iack, - eonsiAni
y Q ias sag that they ill eventually drive
then from this rirer.
AT the AnaaAl meeting q the iirectafs q
the Northern CentrAl Railroad. held lAs; sees ihs
foloE.sg oHcers sefe elected fsf the snsaing year
Prcsi1sat t'sors~ b. knsefts vice prssiissi. \
J Cts.Ati treasurer. JOAN :. Ls,b secretary
stephen " Waite Tie grpss eAruings Il The
Company for the month u January wsrs ssa-.
81 -. against sJsS % 81 or the same nos;h II
at year The operating sIpsn.ss -sre s.'s.-
3sesf. sni the -, earnings So s0s..o
~ . that there il ~ loa<vf any 4as.sion
about the ronpistlon q the steam railroad q tbs
place people 10 Baltimore Ar- already lsak % :
% Ta-sonts.n q. place for either permanent %
sgnmer resi4-nce. We this sees received IL;
ter from younx merchant -hs desires - sszs
hsre. ant have heard u others 10 vtii 81 =
they ian secgrs saitahis houses. Nns - the tine
Or property owners. bat they mas; not srAre p~s-
PIE a ~ kskirg .Haruttant prices for their ground
M william Wesley uho AAs or some time
been running stage line bet SEGA this place and
Latksrvis. has dspo.sl q NJ, horses. uAsuu,
aai good sill q NJ. b. HswArd Mays, q Here.
fari. sac took charge On w~inss.iAy. The prcs
paid -. $500 NJ May. sah-ia ias u NJ.
Georgs Whsesr u ;his place. Il hoped
ihat me sams absrAi patronage ukich has been
sEtsni si % the former proprietor may b. Aceori
81 % ne Mr.. Wesley oil taks charge
u the farm e NJ John Crosth.r. Jr. neAr rstA.
Mr. -Amasl Bentr. uho lately located a;
Ca;anssili.. has valuable inssniion for the IN
sranninx q uh~af, process BY which the sheai
j. made q prs4ses . much larger yield = Sour,
a. lie has been Ia -orrs.pondsnes 9TH the 81
tt1rs - the Jsios sith vie~ b esiaslishiHg one
u ais mills a; tkis place. and ue hope that saeali
b. cons here citizens vii ofeS him every "a
sihty p encourage BIN 10 the sntsrpr.s Nos
TIA, steam railroad l. coming u shoaii Be the
pleasure u the people 90 Offer every iniaeemsnt
% rraag.rs % ioeats among a. and help build ~
81. torn.
The y9aas mss sho bad been arrested Tor
disturbing religious ~orshiD in Has N. Y. church,
Harsori rad. had hearing before Justice Her.
herf Of this o. IN, on Monfa Several sitnssse.
tsstissi that the accused bad used blssy ssnous
language 10 the eh arch. 10 the rres, annoy shes
Of the minister and congregation, bu, no,-ith.
uaading this the Jas,ies ascided tina, there "a.
no svidsnes against them" and they -srs die
charged. II swearing in eharsh h not distarbins
religious vorship. us should like o. kso- shat !,
TO-. Bat then ~s are not Justice u the Peace
The evidence agains, only too q the accused uss
heard. The eases against the other three uers
/ aband0nsd