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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-01-07
BALTIC. q Delta Railroad-EiectIono OF
ONlrara

The annual meeting Of the Baltimore a Delta
Railroad Company was held at Beair on Thurs
day. The report showed the total receipts for
1881 10 be Slil,T7s5i, disbursement, 81 O. s2i.-
IS; bonds soId, sii4,0O0.
WIN. GilmoF, financial agent Of the road, said
that 5000. 600 II bonds had been sold at 90 cents
about 100000 Of which were on deposii ut ) per
cent. interest.
John I. Iciloii. of Towsontown, asked on be.
half Of the stockholders for explanation Of the
contract made with Mr. Giimor for the sale Of
bonds. IL was explained that In addition 10 per
cent. commits lions on each 500 Of bonds sold, Mr.
Gilmor received $50 in stock NJ compensation for
selling the bonds.
Mr. 0ilmor said this stock was issued 10 him
absolutely a. a guarantee for the protection
equally Of the bondholders and tho Shareholder
Mr. Yelloit then offered n resolution declaring
the contract with Mr.. Gilmor unwiss and detri-
mental 90 the best interests Of the company, and
directing the incoming board 10 rescnd the con.
tract. lie thought the bonds would sell more
readily " stock were given 10 the bondholders in
stead Of 10 the financial agent. lie did not want
the franchises Of the road put In the control ofone
man.
Hon. Stevenson Archer, director, stated that
he was not at the meeting when the agreement
was made, aud no doubt mistake had been made
but the directors were bound by n solemn contract
which could not be evaded. lie reviewed the
difficulties the road had labored under, and said
that before making the contract the directors had
been compelled 10 pledge their individual security
TO keep IL aHoat. They had tried In vain 10 sell
the bonds. and the contract with Mr.. Giimor was
the last resort.
Caleb 7. Taylor also opposed the resolution,
which was defeated.
The old Board Of Directors was 70. elected, after
which the meeting adjourned.
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Pleasant Donation Visit.

A correspondent at Gardensilie furnishes the
following: "while the good people Of this quiet
neighborhood generally have been iuxuriating in
the choice fare peculiar 20 Christmas times, the
Rev. ". A. Mcdonald, pastor Of Taylor's Circuit,
who lives in this community, has not been forgot
ten by the people he serves. On Tuesday evening.
December 10th, the members of Andrew Chapel
congregation surprised the family. took possession
and stored the larder with various kinds Of earth
~ comforts. One amusing incident, which caused
much mirth among the guests. was this: The pas
tor was seated entertaining his company In con-
versAtion, when loud rap at the door called him
10 that point. On opening the door, instead Of .
living being NJ he had anticipated. he was con-
fronted with barrel Of hour. 10 which he grace
fully bowed and politely Invited 20 enter, and find
ing no response 10 bis Invitation, he grasped the
head instead Of the hand and drew his friend in
doors amid shouts Of applause from his delighted
guests. The pastor then informed them that he
began TO understand the mystery. lie recalled
the fact that In his last he had quoted the
passage, 'He that hath pity the poor iendcth
10 the Lord, and that which he hath given will lie
pay him again, aud acting ON that principle they
had come TO make profitable investment. Amer
an appropriate address of thanks by the pastor,
VIC we're again surprised BY the music % the Gar
denvilie band, which rendered in hne style several
Of their choice pieces. Refreshments were then
served BY the ladies present. after which the evening
spent in the enjoyment Of most excellent vocal
music BY the choir Of the church, closing with
prayer and Thanksgiving, conducted by the pastor.
The eveaing was greatly enjoyed by all present.
Having thus expressed our high appreciation Of
our pastors lab0rs among We left for our homes
with bis benediction our heads, Heavens bless-
ings In our hearts and with delightful remembran-
ces Of the occasion"
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From oardenviile, ia,h District.

New Year day was most pleasantly spent with
Us. There was an unusually large amount Of Wis
iiing done. especially on Monday. Some adopt
Ell the Scotch plan of carrying a bottle with them
from the contents Of which they treated their
friends. There were shooting and wheelbarrow
matches for Turkeys, the latter creating much
Amusement.
ON Monday Mrs Lewis Friends funeral took
place from her late residence, 81 miles on the
Phila. road. aud proceeded 20 Towards church.
near Stemmcr's Run. where the inierment took
place. The deceased had n very large number of
friends aud there were nearly 100 carriage. in the
funeral procession. The Arion Singing Society.
Of Baltimore, Of which deceased was an honorary
member. was present and sang some beautiful
music. Mrs. Friend vas in her 5ith year and
had been n grea, sufferer for many years.
The frs; ice was cut to-day (Tne.dayJ and was
between . AMI : inches thick and very clear aud
solid There are enough ponds to give employ
ment to all who wish 10 engage in the work of
harvesting the crop. Should the weather eontin-
ue cold for week the butchers will be able 10 lay
In good supply. Many Of them have quantities
Of ice left over from last year and will not be
quired 10 gather much.
There are many complaints from those who
killed their hog. some time ago. during the warm
weather, that their meat has spoiled. Many
make large quantities Of sausage and this has
also become sour and unfit for use from the same
cause.
TN Wednesday evening Deputy Grand Master
Joseph Hoiststter installed the following officers
Of Garden Lodge, No. Ia, I. o. o. F.: n. q A.,
John =. Centrum; Y. e.. John Schweinbcrg f;
Secretary, J. Ilarman schonc; Treasurer, J. Hen
~ Sehone; Marshal, Thos. c. Biddison: Chap
lain, A. Mccormick, Jr; u. $. to n. o., Freder-
lex Neidharit; l.. =. to y. a.. Henry Herman :
Warden, Geo. iIofstetter Of L.. Conductor. T. c.
Biidison; X. :. to V. a., Achilles ford l.. 5. TO
V. g., W. II. Councilman; X. :. =, John Lam
bright T.. =. s, Harry Carter: %. e., Vim. T.
Burgan; J. g.. Andrew Reuter-. Speeches were
made by the Deputy Grand Master, John y. Con
trum and others. The Lodge is In n very pros
porous condition. NJ. A. n.
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From Fork p. O.. 18th District.

Mary Mccarthy. aged Is. oldest daughter Of
Owen Mccarthy, "f Long Green, was burned to
death at the housc oi her employ err ia Baltimore
on Friday, Dee. @0ih. She was preparing dinner
upon range. with her back 20 lighted gas stove
which stood upon a chair. Her clothing caught
fire aud her screams brought TO her aid n police.
man and car conductor, who extinguishrl the
flames bat not until parts Of her body were burned
10 a crisp. Medical all was called in but Of no
avail and she died at l.. ". the same day. She
was buried AZ -. Johns Catholic church on New
Years day.
The body Of the late DIR. J. Wolf Burton. which
reached his fathers home. at GTecnwood, thi.
county, on Saturday night. 3isi uliimo. was in
TERED at GreenmoGnt Cemetery On Tuesday. The
funeral ceremony. conducted by Rev. Vim. II.
Chapman. took place At lo:30 A NJ. at the home
Of his father.
The oyster supper held for the benefit Of Salem
VI. l.. church. Long Green Circuit, on the last
three days ofihc old year. quite success. a
large sum being realized.
by order Of the Quarterly Conference of the ".
I. church. the slicial body Of Long Green Cir
cult has purchased parsonage for said Circuit.
This Is something that has long been needed. II
il pleasantly located on the Hartford pike. near
this place. convenient 10 all the appointment has
an abundance Of fruit and plenty of water.
Benz. Is. Butler. of this neighborhood, has pur-
chased from Daniel :. Wright. his place Joining
the hotel stand, formerly owned by the late Joshua
Wright.
On Friday. December 3Oth. Col Benz. y. Taylor
received letter from a former employee. who was
in Montgomery county. stating that he was GU; Of
employment and wanted 10 stay with him. Al
midnight 81 the same day ne arrived at the Colo
nel's and il soon evident tina, he was crazy.
lie imagined that negroes are pursuing him. lie
has 90 be watched continually. For = hours after
his arrival be never .lep, and medical aid was
procured 90 attend bis case. Col. Taylor con-
templates sendiag him 10 an asylum. lie l. Of
good family aud has had considerable money. but
has squanderei il all.
A large hawk, measuring over four feet from tip
20 tip Of wing. killed the 22i inst. in this
ncshbOrhooi. lie has been destroying not only
small chickens, but carrying of and devouring
large hens. The people rejoice at it, death. u.
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= Prom RayvIlle. 9th pis,rIct.

Ire sventful year Of 1871 Isnow numbered with
the pass. and msnv who h.gun .hs wear wi,h Iov.
Gus ant cipaliops have mel win grief and dlsan.
pointmfni, or have passed 10 .hst untried world
whence none ever return. leaving behind aching
voids wsleh lime can not an. Hut such will n.
main a. case vhile disease and death rclgn. ana
"ManAs inhumanIty 10 nan make, ceuntless
thousAfls mourn"
Georl5 TAYLOR. Who Vas injured bv ire. fall.
ing on him, disd on the 26th ult.. after nearly
three wseks' scvere sufFerinv. uhIrh he ho,e wi,k
Christian resignation.
The x,iles Of Parkton. as n token Of the esteem
In whfK they hold the Rev. z A. Weidier
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-01-07
Our Narrow Gauge Road.

The connection at Delta Of the Baltimore and
Delta Railroad with the Peach Bottom Railroad
has been made. and large force % hands are
now laying the track from Delta towards Balii-
more.
The gssding Of the whole line. - miles, has
been completed, and the masonry Of the principal
bridges, Deer Creek and Gunpowder. Il nearly
finished. The bridge over Deer Creek Will be -
feet above water level, anr the span 1855 feet. Of
iron the bridge over the Gunpowder will be 200
fee, in length. with pier in the centre.
An the ,restling and bridge contracts have been
given out 10 WIN. Ramsey, Of Delta. Who will put
a strong force Of hands on the work.
Pipe. are now being laid from the east end Of
North-avenue bridge 10 the engine-house on the
Fails road TO supply water, arrangements for
which having been made with the city.
Grading for the Baltimore terminal station
house. which will be AZ the east end Of North
avenue bridge. will be commenced in \ few days.
Mr.. Boyd, secretary and general manager Of the
road. aud Mr.. T.. ID. Peasants, chief engineer, are
confident that the entire line TO Delta will be com
pleted and in running order during the coming
summer.
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Toms from yyoodberry.

Walter Berry. young son of Ninroi Berry.
was accidentally shot aud slightly wounded on
Friday evening of last week by young son of
Rev. Mr.. Amos. Young Amos wa playing with
small single barrel pisiol when il Was discharged.
the ball striking Berry's hip bone.
On Saturday last Frank, i2-year Old son Of
Joseph Besley. Of Hampton. while at work in the
Meadow Mill. had his right hand caught in the
machinery and 50 badly crushed that two Of the
fingers had 20 be amputatci.
Mr.. james T.. Hooper has retained from his
visit 20 the South. lie j. now putting into the
Meadow Mil a large quantity of new machinery.
The cotton mill. all running up 10 their fun
capacity anl have orders ahead which will take
them until next July 20 ill.
benson Post. q. A. r., gave chiidren's en-
tertainmeht on Saturday evening last. consisting
Of readihgs vocal and instrumental music, the
distribution % confectionery. Ae
On Monday night last the Sunday school Of
Clipper VI. l.. church held it, annual entertain
ment. There was large audience aud the affair
was decided sucecss. The young ladies of the
school presented the pastor. Rev. II. II. Savage.
with a valuable watch. The presentation vas
made by 4. q. EieheIberger.
Two escaped inmates from -. Mary's Industrial
School, Frederick road. were arrested on wednes-
day by chief Of police jos. X. Knight, and return
ei 90 that institution.
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Appointment OF School Commissioners
Meeting Of the Board. sc.

Judges Grason ard Waters. Of the Circuit
Court, met here Saturday last, and appointed
the members Of the School Board for two years
from January ist, 1859, as follows: Daniel Jeni-
fer. nth district; WIN. s. keech, 9th district I;
DR.. Charles W. Maegili lot district; Samuel
Gore. 9Th district; John Z. Swim, 18th district.
Referring 20 these appointments TowsontOwn
correspondent Of n Baltimore paper rays: at IL
generally thought that the Law in reference to APP
pointing members Of the School Board In the
various counties will be changed by the incoming
Legislature and the appointing power given to the
Governor. Some Of the judges have long believed
they had no constitutional right 20 appoint
the School Board and have declined 10 act
in the premises. Judge Yeott declined to pariie-
ipate 10 the appointment for this reason
The newly appointed Board met In the School
Commissioner Office on Monday, all the members
being present, and was recognized by the cleo
tion Of the old officers, viz. President, Col. ID.
Jenifer secIetary, treasurer and examiner, Thos.
Z. Bruif; assistant secretary, Thos. q. Rutieige
counsel TO the Board, William Grason.
Salaries Of officers Of the Board for the quarter
ending December 81, 1881, were passed and pay.
ment ordered.
The Board agreed TO build new eoiored school
house az Green Spring. provided lot was donated
on the south side of the lot between the present
building and Mr.. C. Morton Stewart, aud ether
satisfactory arrangements were made.
The committees on the new Board were con-
tinued the same as on the old one.
Various bills were passed aud payment ordered,
after which the Board adjourned.
Aner the adjournment WIN. :. kecch, Esq., In
vited the members 20 his resdenee on the Joppa
road where they were Handsomely entertained.
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Tho Mcponogh Farm School.

The trustee. Of this school. which l. located in
Green Spring Valley, this county, held n meeting
In Baltimore Tuesday evening, when the annual
report was presented aud adopted. The finance
committee. consisting Of MessTs. Samuel II. Tag
art. J. d. Bartlett aud Robert baldwin submitted
their monthly report. which showed the receipts
for the month q December. 1881, TO be 81, $50.
50 disbursements, So, 355.I6; cash on hand,
s5.oi5.ls. of this amount S6.7i5I3 are In bank,
and balance of $500 in hand. During the
month the sales from the farm reached $3.50. 30,
and the sales at the farm sS90.7T. There were re-
eeivei from +. I. Lemmes. attorney. In part pay
ment Of judgment against the city Of New
Orleans. 5000 CO. and loan with interest paid
amounting 60 S3O,II0.
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MARRIAGES.

BUTTERFIELD-PIiiLL Dec. 30, By
Rev. u. Il. Wilbur. David q. Butterdcli, Of
baltimore, and Alice Y. Phillips. Of Richmond,
Va.
N--wIDERMAN.-on Dec. 2sth, by Rev.
ID. II. Carroll, Walter 4. Coburn and Alice n.
Waterman, both Of Baltimore.
REST-GUTMANN.-0n Dec. ?sth. BY Rev.
Father J. u. blanche, Joseph n. Rest to LiIzie
u. Gutmann, both Of Baltimore county.
DEGRUcHY-BLAKELY Dec. eth. by
Rev. w. Mcdonald, David Des;ruchy 60 Mary
Grace Blakely. both Of Baltimore county.
M0RGAN-GEORGE.-O dee. 2Tth. By Rev.
J. Edwin Amos. John c. Morgan 10 Mary J..
George. both Of woodberry.
sTEEvER-PARkS.-On Dee. 2sth, by Rev. A.
7. Pindle, Harrie Steever, of Baltimore, TO Annie
Parks. Of Baltimore county.
wARD-GAMBRILL.-O Dee. 3sth, BY Rev.
A. ID. Melvin. William n. Ward 10 Ida V. Gam
brill, both Of lIampden.
RS0N-McCOMAs.-0n the 10Th uitimo,
BY Rev. William ~. Chapman, George ". An
derssn 10 Hannah d. Mccomas, both Of this co.
B0ST0N-MURPnY.-On Dee. 2lst, By Rev. J.
Edwin Amos, Francis A. Boston 20 Annie ~.
Murphy, both Of woodbcrry.
sTARRY-CURTIS.-At Phoenix, baltimore co..
Jan. I'd. BY Rev. A. 7. Melvin, Francis W.
Starry 10 Annie d. Curtis. both Of this county.
MEEk-SCAGGs.-0n January 9Th, BY Rev 4.
Riehardson, WIN. A. Meek 10 Annie A. scaggs.
both Of Baltimore county.
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Another New NH.

The baltimore Sen o; Monday says The Uuion
Manufacturing Company &C Maryland. whose cot
ton mills are located a, Eliicot; City,
temptation the erection of new mill.
third they will have in operation. IT,
i 90 be 23i feet long. with width q 90 feet, L.
stories high. built of granite. A tower and bcifry
in the centre. forty fee, high. will contain bell
This new mill will be fitted for weaving. warping.
dressing and .pooliHg. and the two now in opera.
tion will bear the relation ofsupply mills, in v hieh
the first stages of the ptocc.. Of manufacture will
be done. AMI then Transferred 90 the last for finish
New and improved machinery will be placed ia
the mill. and then lumber e operatives in
creased. The Improve ment Wiicos, about $50. zoo.
Mr. {. T. Buehm. Of Baltimore. Is president Of the
Union Manufacturing Company. and Mr.. Robert
A. Thompson manager Of the works. This manu-
featuring company Is the Oldest on the Pa,apsco,
II not in the State Of Maryland. having begun
operation in ls0>. and never changed hands The
next cotton mill was that Of Gray's. IN 1890. Mr..
Edward GRAY vas the founder. Ia 1921 Mr..
George and William Morris founded the Thistle
works. the ownership Of which has never passed
out Of the family. Mr.. ". W. Spence. the present
president. relative Of the Morris's owning the
majority Of stock. In 1910 Col. Hugh Ely and
his brother, Asa Ely. began the erection and ope-
ration Of cotton mill At Eiysville. which they
called the oki.ko mill. since changed 20 Aiberton
by Mr.. james \. Gary. the prcsent owner.
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pulany,s Valley Turnpike Company.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Dulany's Valley Turnpike comopany was held at
Ady's Hotel, Towsont0wn, Monday, January "a.
Iehs Riaseiy ., Hampton. in the chair. and DIR.
q. N. Bosiey, secretary.
A dividend Of per cent. for the year was de-
elaFei, to be paid after the goth inst. at the
Marine Bank, Baltimore. A dividend Of per
cent. vas declared last year. and the reduction is
owing to the falling oil from the receipts from
tolls.
An election for officers Of the Company for the
ensuing year was then held, With the following
result President, Col. d. NJ. Matthews; treas
urer aud secretary, Edwin Jessop; directors. John
Ridgely of H.. DIR. q. ". Bosiey, Milton Dance,
Edward $. Peerce and John q. Booth.
After the discussion Of some matters relating 60
The Affairs Of The Company the meeting adjourned.
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wavorly station House Report.

The records Of the waverly station house, Capt.
Vim. II. Taylor, superintendent and J. c. L. Cole.
committing magistrate, show the disposal Of 297
cases for the year ended December 3ist, 1881. as
against $40 for lssO. These were distributed as
follows; committed tothe county JAIL Sc security
for the peace, 60; dismissed, 80 security for
court, rs; sent 10 the House of Correction, 10; 90
the House Of Refuge, 5; TO the House Of Reforma-
tion for Colcred Children, To 81. Mays Indus.
trial School, 2; 10 the county slmshouse. o. fur
nished nights lodging. 50; sent 10 their homes In
baltimore City, ?; released on payment Of fines,
g. aud gave security for hearing. .. Total, 2s7.
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A Road Case.

The County Commissioners we're en- "a ged on We'd
nesiay hearing exceptions filed by Eli Matthews
and Robert q. Mcrryman 90 the ratification Of n
roa laid out by the Commissioners leading from
the old York road until IL intersects road lead.
ing from Monkion to the York pike by way Of
Piney Hill. passing through the sih and 10th dis
tricis Of this county. The exeeptants Ailege that
the road will greatly damage their property. A
large number of witnesses were examined on both
sides. Vim. 5. keech represented the exceptanis.
and u. q. Mefntosh the petitioners. The matter
was not finally decided
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Dunkers' Meeting.

The Pipe Creek Carroll county, Dunkers, will,
ON the goth inst, open . branch % their meeting
at waveriy Hall, this county, and will hereafter
hold service every eight weeks. The elders ofthe
Pipe Creek congregation are solomon stoner, Of
uniontown, bishop; Ephrnim stoner, Of Union
Bridge; WIN. FRANKLIN, Of Sans Greek Amos
cayior, Of Frirrleburg; Joel Root, OF Linwood,
and Uriah Bixler, Of Westminster, who will take
charge Of the meetings In turn.
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knights OF Honor-Eiecs,on OF omcers

wavsrly Lodge, No. 2,2Ts, Of the order Of
Knights Of Honor. has elected the following on
GERS for the ensuing term Past Dictator, WIN. n.
Moore f-Dietator, Benjamin Disseii Vice Dicta.
tor, Jehn G. Cross; Assistant Dictator, Harry W.
Baker; Reporter, Harry W. Fox; Financial Re-
porter. A. d. Clemens, Jr.; Treasurer, Henry
yoesting; Chaplain, r. 8. Barton; Guide, chas.
u. Bond; Guardian, John A. Priee; Sentinel.
Robert Paterson; Representative TO Grand Lodge,
George J. Roche, and John n. Muller, alternate.
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Sale OF Belt Property.

Mr.. William seemuller. aactioneer, sold on De.
cember 3oth. for George N. GIN. Adolphus G..
sehaefer and Cumberland d. Hollins, trustees and
assisnees, three houses and lots on Oak street.
Baliimore county, opposite Brown street, 10 Mrs.
hold vacant lots on the north side Of Denmead
street, Baltimore county, TO Mr.. George N. Giii,
mortgage, for 800.
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peath OF a weil.Known colored MAN

Lewis Peek. we'll known colorel barber who.
until few year, ago. lived a, Towsontown. died
very suddenly at his home. Luiherv.lle. on Thurs
day night last. in the 18th year of hi age. lie
hal been complaining for a few days bu, NJ seri-
Gus results we're Appreciated, and his death was
a. unexpected a. IL was sudden and painless. lie
had been n remarkably healthy man and was widely
known in Baltimore city and county.
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Dead Body OF a Child Found.

The dead body Of eolored child. about Ave days
old. was found In Ridgely's woods, near Sandy
Bottom, on Wednesday morning last. The body
had appaTsntiy been lying where found Tor some
time and portion q the face had been eaten
away by buIiards. Justice Herbert held an in
quest and the jury rendered a ve.diet % death
from causes unknown.
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Proposals for a Bridge.

The County Commissioners on Tuesday opened
proposals for the erection q al iron bridge over
Gwynn's falls. on the road leading from Pixies
willie 10 the Liberty road. There vas but one pro-
posal for the iron work-wendell BOman. $s75.
For the masonry tso bids we're received. via
Daniel Maekinson, 1896. and Nathaniel Watts,
$3.50. The contracts will be awarded al the next
meeting Of the Hoard
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The Vacancy TO be Filled.

sheriff Tracey has received from the Speaker of
the House of Delegates the warrant for election Of
n member of the House 20 gu the vacancy occa.
stoned by the death Of Dr. Burton. The election
will take place on Thursday. 18th inst. Of which
notice j. given In advertising columns to-day
by Sheriff Tracey. The Democratic Committee
will meet in Towsontown on the 10th inst 10
nominate a candidate.