The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-02-18

"A bill has been introduced in the Legisla.
tuFe 10 protect from pollution the waters Of the
0unpouder and other streams which supply the
city. For the ars, oaense the penalty Il hxed at
from g 10 $50, aud for the second o1cnae from IS
20 $500. The present Law bearing upon this sub
ject IL said TO be defective.
The marriage Of Mr.. Charles Phillips, Jr.,
and Miss Jesse 0'Dell. daughter Of Mr.. WIN. G.
o'Dell, took place at Mount Paran Presbyterian
church. % district, on Saturday evening last.
Rev. II. II. Williams performed the ceremony In
the presence Of number Of relatives aud friends
Of the contracting parties.
The enterprisibg firm Of Marshall, shimp,
Co., are getting out very large quantities Of
lumber at their steam saw mill, near Sweet Air.
aud aIs shipping IL 10 Washington, Wilmington
Evsrhart property, which has upon Il some Of the
finest timber 10 be found In the State.
Mr.. Barton Jones, Of Baltimore, q civil en-
gineer In the BALTIC. A Ohio II. X. Co., was mar
Fied on Tuesday night, at 81. Paul's church, Bal
timore, 10 Miss May Dushane, daughter Of John
A. Dushans, Esq, Of thiseounty. The ceremony
was performed BY Rev. Dr. Stokes, rector Of the
Church Of the Redeemer. Charles street avenue.
in the Orphans Court this week letters Of
naturalization were granted TO Mary and Jesse
Pocoek on the estate Of John Pocock 20 George
kephart On the estate Of Susan whalan 20 Julia
G. German on the estate Of Joshua Y. Herman TO
John y. Centrum on the estate Of Charles Null
finger and TO N. y. Mccormick on tho estate Of
Margaret q. Mccormick.
The Baltimore Annual Conference Of the
NJ. L. church will commence its neat session on
Wednesday, March sth. In Broadway N. Z. church,
Baltimore. Besides large number Of changes 10
be made in pastoral appointments, new Presiding
Elders will also be selected for the different dis
tricts embraced In the bounds Of the Conference.
Bishop Wiley will preside.
Among the transfers 90 be made By the
next Conference Of the NJ. Z. church win be the
following In Baltimore county Rev. W. 4. Cur
lev from Mount Vernon, and Rev. T.. X. shipley,
stated supply; Rev. C. d. smith from waserly (;
Rev. @. W. Feelemyer from Long Green Rev.
W. T. d. GLENN from Hereford, and Rev. J. W.
cullum from Bentley Springs.
One Of the men drawn on the 9th instant 20
serve a. juror At the March term Of the Circuit
Court only registered In the district from which
he was drawn last fall and is now not living in
the district. In this same district there some
Of the best men in the county who have not been
on q jury in twelve years and Others who have
never been on one. why l. this thus
The high school At wayerly has sol pupils
with one principal teacher aud eight assistants.
Two schools at lIampdsn have ?Is and 220 pu.
pills respectively woodberry high school. SOC
Canton high school. 800 CatOnsVille high school.
200; Reistsr.town high sehool, zoe. and Towson-
town high school 2i6. There are many schools
in the county which have between one and two
hundred pupils.
The following jurors. drawn on the 9TH
inst, were this week excused and others irAsn
in their places LIT district. Henry Schlosser 3D.
A. C. Cook sth. Frank |. Duncan 10th. II.
Clay Wilson; 18th, 2. flanagan 18Th. q. Bran
dAu. The following were drawn in their stead .
Casper Hoffman. VIM. =. Gardner John " .
sheppard. DR.. T. u. Hall. Thos GoFsueh and
Philip Lehman.
-Some time ago while Rev. Al Barrow. rec
tor Of 81. Johns church kingsVille, this county.
vas in Belair. his horse and carriage were stolen
from the hotel yard BY a man named fsrgusot.
who xas subsequently arrested aud lodged 10 Jail
At Belair and the team recovered. Ferguson since
made several Intellectual attempt. TO escape bot
last Saturday night be uas successful and be has
not since been heard o.
Mr.. John Markell. % Ls,hsrvilie thi.
county. married on the sth inst. at - JONAS
=. y. church, Ilagefstown, 10 Miss Bette Harris
/ daughter q Mr.. George ". harris, u that place
The bfilssmaiis we're Miss Lou l.. Harris. sister
o. the bride and Misc Alice Markell, sister q the
groom aud the grpomsrnen wers Msssrs Edward
and =. II. Markell. The wedding uAs very
brilliant Afair and uas largely ATTENDED.
The CAtonsvilie lrys.-uhich 10 edited b.
Mr.. y. J. Farber. one o. baltimore coun;y's men
bsFs Ia the Legislature -says "ihs iegi,lA;isn
demonstrates that for ten year. the privilege aud
control which the County Cotnnsissoners bad over
the streets we're gradually clipped Auay uniii. By
lar seeing. far reaching lobby legislation they
wsFe ,horn q oil their p0uers. aad tnaliy lodged
I
Ca sunday las, there more 3riViu. %
the lover end q the York roAl than has been sscn
any sundas for = long time. Scores u ;f0iisfs
ueFe cut and some extraordinary bar.is Of sped
weFe sho~n. Al frishy's switch t~o bugxiss cai-
hdsd. smashing them Ani ihruwiu. the drivers
out. They escaped injaFy, bot one u the kafsss
-as very badly cot on the hind leg This sort of
Amusement 10 dangerous shea the road 10 eFuwiei
Mr.. frAnk l. luncAn. son u John u. 4.
Duneas. Esa.. Of Cocksyssiiis iAis ssssty. -ss
married ~ 10 O'Clock % Tuesday nofning last. 81
the First Lutheran church. Ai,ooaa, Pa. 70 Mics
Glars EAverson. q that city. The Csrctnony
performed BY Rev. Henry BAssF. uncle q The
bride. The bride enjoy' AE sttsssire aeguAini-
Ahee in Altoona. Ani Is very AmiAbis All
eomphshsi Young lady. Immediately after the
ceremony the young couple isfi Tor Wasaingson.
The Preach visitors having made request
u ten. Hancock % have the pie,sfss u the mi
liiiA whieh participated IN the Ysfkio-n csntsn-
| NAL celebration. the General has made kno-n
this Ssh % AdjaiAnt. General Watkins. q NAry-
lALJ. and 10 compliance theFeuith the Teus1n
Guards will secnre the services o! A. artist FROM
Baltimore AMI on Wednesday nex, gill have
large Photograph taken. Which. when completed.
will be forwarded o. General Hancoek % beuAns-
mi,ted 90 France.
The bill which uas passed BY the LegisiA-
tare Il le7s 90 permit the use u steam motors on
the York road. and which stolen before /;
reached the Governor for bic signature. has a.
last turned up. II would be interesting 20 kno-
where that bill has been for the past four years.
vho bad hal Possession % IL. and vhy Il vAs
stolen. A COMMITTEES. beaded BY NJ. George T.
sadtieF. wss In Annapolis las; wssk 10 press the
passage o. similar measure Ai the preseai See
sion. IL IL understood that some ~ the Balti-
more county members gill oppose II, bot for uAAi
reason Ne have bsea unable 60 learn.
Terrible Accident Men KILLED.
A most shocking aecidsnt hAppsnsa in the Bal.
timors aud Potomac railroad tannst. between
Pennsyiyania avenue and John ssress, shortly be
fore noon on NondAy last. A gang u nine track
hands wsre ., work In the ;unnsl and stepped out
Of the way Of an approaching train Scarcely had
they done 90 ~hsn al engine, drAwing . lot q
freight ears. backed upon them from the opposite
direction. -Four Of the men escaped by throwing
themselves oa the track against the side Of the
tunnel. but the other Eve caught and literally
ground 90 pieces. the whole train passing over
.heir bodies. The names and residences q the
unfortunate men foil0Ss; Patrick MeGaf
No. - Patterson avenue; james IFvan. Frederick
road. opposite LoaiOn Park Cemetery Thomas
kenady, Calterton road Edward Burming CHAN.
No. Little Calhoun street, and David J. Greer.
Greer - yesrs old. married but leaves no
children; kenady Vas Is years old and leaves
widow and six children; Irvan vas So years old
and leaves . widow and several children; Bur
mingham vas 81 years old and leaves = widow
and two children, and McGad vas 30 years old
! and leaves = widow but chiliren.
An inquest vas held on the bodies Of the Ave
men and the jury rendered the following verdict :
"The jury are of the belief that the Eve men came
TO their death, Feb. ~, 1sS2. about Has A. NJ.
In the Baltimore and Potomac tunnel, between
Pennsylyania Avenue Station and John street.