The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-16

To,r.oRtoisH H. r. ChHreh.-PTeaching Sunday,
at 81 a. IN. and at p. m, by the pastor, Rev. ".
T. ID. GLENN.
So. JokHs p. 4. ChHrek. Ki%y.riiis.--ssrviees
every Sunday morning, at quarter before eleven,
BY Rev. A. J. Barrow, rector.
Triaiiy CkHrek, Long Circumstances by Rev.
A. J. Barrow, rector, every Sunday afternoon, at
$50 o'clock.
Not much this week but 0riOlc. I, alb.
sorbed everything else.
Mr.. Charles ID. Rogers, Of the Sd district,
Is foreman OF the present Grand Jury.
The judicial contest continues 20 boom and
everything else political is secondary TO IL.
Republican primary meetings will be held
sn the several districts Of this county on Satur-
day, September 3Oth.
Mr.. George W. Mckenzie. Of Union, LIST
,tistriet, has gone to IndianapOs, Indiana, where
he will reside permanently.
in the Orphans Court this week letters Of
adm Illustration on the estate Of Sarah J. Price
we're granted 20 Lake 4. Price.
The Governor has appointed William i.
MeCaulsy assistant registration officer for the let
district, vice N. n. Gerry, resigned.
Mrs. Master. wife Of Mr.. VIM. 7. Malster,
died suddenly At "Athol," the family residence
on the Frederick road. last Monday.
MIR. John Pentland Brown, of the Bal,i-
the Circuit Court for Baltimore county.
The receipts Of the County Treasures Of.
Zee for the month of August Sgs pos. 10. and
the disbursements for same month S26.3S7.?o.
William Mitchell. dairyman living on the
Liberty road, nearly Gu, one Of his feet OF with
an axe while cutting down tree ON Tuesday.
--Nichoias J. Watkins, Esq, member of
the Baltimore county bar and at one time . resi-
dent Of this town. Il now connected with the Bal
Rimore daily Herald
An inventory % the personal estate Of the
iate Charles Jes.op Ia. been filed with the Reg
ister Of Wills. II consists of stocks and bonds
valued at SCI 1915.
a French gentleman FROM Cork. who had
taken in little cf the Orioic in liquid form.
was he.ri to ask hi. friend this question: Ibid
yes attiud the O'Rilee ,"
a balsam apple. fourteen inches in length,
and the large', We ever saw. was lei' at rmr
rSioS ofiee on Thursday ~ Mr.. George ".
Lamiey. Of the 18th district.
We regre; 20 learn that William Carmi-
chaei. Esq. ex-County Commissioner. 10 lying
very III at hi. residence in the 81 district. from
the effects Of paraly,ic stroke.
a little son Of Capt. John Ridgely. of
Hampton. aged sixteen months, died on Thurs
day night Of last week. The body was placed in
the family vault. near the Riigely mansion.
a large number Of Baltimore county people
wen; on the excursion 90 Luray. Va. by the
Western Maryland railroad. las; week. and those
We have seen express themselves delighted With
the trip.
The heaviest rain experienced here since
ls6s fell on Monday morning ani iii consider.
able damage by washing roads. &c. This vas
doubtless the equinoeiial storm and We may nov
look for good weather.
james Baker. freight brakeman on the
Northern Central railroad. vas caagh; between
the bumpers Of two cars a. Canton OF Saturday
last, aud had both arms crushed besides receiving
serious internal injuries.
Mr.. John =. Centrum. counsel for Mrs.
Euiocia Parks. was granted al injunction against
Charles Z. Parks. her husband. TO Prevent his dis.
posing Of personal property alleged 20 have been
conveyed 90 Mrs. PARKS.
At fair lately held .; -. Agnes Church.
10; district. fne goll.heaied cane vas voted 70
Or. chas. q. W. MAegill. member Of the eounty
School Board. His only competitor was DR.. Mon
meaier. offrAnkiintown.
On the sth instant Judge Yelloit released
two persons from the House Of Correction under
w,its Of habeas corpus. on the ground that the
com mitments did not show that the parties had
ever waived jury trial.
Mr.. Z. =. Kelly. whose farm Is on the Pc;
spring road. raised this year upwards Of one
thousand bssheis Of potatoes. The crop Sas
planted in new ground aud Mr.. Kelly says the
yield was extraordinary.
The German Baptis, services in waverly
Hall. on Sunday last. were we'll attended and
were very interesting. number q members
were presen, from Carroll county, and Elder
shambsrger eoniue,ei the services.
Nov that the 0rioie Il over We hope people
win once more ge; down 90 business. During the
past week their minds have been so preocespied
with the gaities Of the season that they could
scarcely think or talk Of anything else.
in the 18th district between sixty and
seventy men registered from Bayview Asylum
shen IL IL stated tha; not more than fifteen men
are employed there. Would !, not be well TO look
up these gentlemen and see shat Il means.
The annual meeting Of the stoekhoders Of
the Abbot, Iron Company was held on wednes-
day, at which directors for the ensuin; gear were
elected. Mr.. Chss. n. Ashburner was reelected
president, aad Mr.. John :. Gilman ee.presiden;
and treasurer.
a eolorei bush. meeting was held 10 grove
near Mt. Washington. on Sunday last, which
from Baltimore. CAtonsville. and Melvaie. Res.
W. o. Murray conducted the services, Assisie1 By
Rev. Mr. Harris.
-John Hopkins and John Dignan. indicted
for the murder Of Edward Hefner Francs, and
whose cases we're removed from Baltimore 20
Tovsont0un. were brought here on Wednesday
by Sheriff Tracey. They will be tried At the
present term Of court.
Some of the owners Of trotting horses 10
the couniy are nov giving them regular work on
the track al TiISElsEs, ssi =! .. them are i'm
proving. Mr.. John c. Bosley's "Billy Badeye"
'
and viii make some people open their eyes next
month.
Mr.. Isaac Fuller. whose canning house 10
located at Lavender Hill, old Hartford road. has
sent 20 our Office . sample can Of bis echo" brand
Of tomatoes, ~hieh shall try later in the season.
Mr. Fsilsr's goods have already gained reputA-
zion In the market and there l. . demand for all
he can put mp.
i. Z. Latehford Camp, No. 2, Sons Of Vet
srans, has been organized at Woodbury., with
tseuty charter members. The officers are-capt,
J. W. Blakeney; Lieutenants. y. II. Kemp and
J. II. sufer; Chaplain, Edward Griffith Quarter
sr-ssrgsant, A. Jackson Orderly Sergeant,
Albert Ebsugh.
DR.. Doehm's residence. on Catonssiiie av-
snus. 18th district, was robbed on Wednesday
daring the absence Of the family in the city. The
thief, . young man named Harry Lee. haiing
from Baltimore, was arrested and some Of the
stolen articles found on his person. lie was
committed TO the county Jail.
-0ur friend Mr.. l.. c. Carnan. exhibited at
The uxiox once the past week, copy Of the
Federal RspuJiieaa sad CsssnsSsiai Cassffs,
pubiished 81 Georgetown. District Of Columbia,
on September 2sth, 1912. The paper will be
seventy years old on the 2sth 81 the present
month, and Il is quite . curiosity 10 lie way.
Mr.. Wilson Townsend, Of this county, re-
ssntly purchased 700 acres Of land near Pisgah,
Carries county, Nd, and last week colony Of
Rusdan Hebrew refugees settled upon the tract.
The Port Tobacco T;@ss says "thers Is . general
feeling throughout Charles county favorable TO
immigrants, the opinion generally prevailing that
che material prosperity Of the community will be
thereby greatly increased"
in msntioning last week the dangerous
esndifion Of the public road leading from The old
Msner road 10 MoFgan's mill, Dulaney's Valley,
Ne had no intention Of rehecting upon Mr.. coeh-
ran, the supervisor. The road has been In its
present condition for twenty years OF longer, and
u will require . special appropriation By the
County Commissioners 10 put Il In proper shape.
The Board should give the matter attention at
ence.
a correspondent writing from the upper
end Of the county. complains Of the expense pat
npon delinquent taxpayers BY the Collectors men
who are nov engaged In making levies. He says
thai tax-biIi Of SASS vas increased b. the sx-