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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-02-11
STATE NEWS

Oath ssys "a Eas,srr shafs uslasn are
the besi sai ussst graceful lancsrs In the -o7ii
fes Ergat 1kspfiir q iAs people 4 May
Land faspf The taxasi1a q asertrNTss Esuf Ssr.
A. n. Fuifsr9, ks.I-. q Bsisir. hss hesn sisc'
81 aus = ne Wee Prrsidsn,s & the Amsuran
Agfisolssrai Asssciaiios
-jasa : Writ. Es4. = Eiktan kss bssn 20.
csatiy aPpointsa seunssi for The BAitlsHofs sni
ohia feAiifuad Caanp2ny
Msryiana. Aeearlinr 4 the reset report 4
ths Csssns bnfesu. 10 flafih "a ihs bst = eoal.
preiuung states u tie ri1n.
Ia k1stea aaAa. fsArfsi Il fsfthss Asfi vssih
-, The rrsgnd neg succe~isd iu tesihg ht'
shsdes. uent osi -iih siss q te.p hin ~
Ar kiktrn iaay has pearl bsttun -ith
diAmasd IN The csntfr, ~htrk 10 clalmisa g. hsts
e~<s usrn - ths Eat q Narsieea bssaparts
--In lsss TIE ta~n Il CAwtriigs wtH - to
huslfsi year Ga. aHd hsf popaisitaH "a ir
cf~ass8 mcFs IN tie iast tee years thar 10 ni hs'
pF.siaof history.
a Pssomafs Cts a.r fs-saiiy siiisl a 80
thsi re- stsrs4 ths magnisceni -sirhf q thifty
tvs pad. though h - qniF to- Year, I'D
Carsfstr ftsnerr~t
-Tho,. Msirin. jstiics = the rs.os = Carsiius
cauniy appaintsi to ysar' az. failed 10 quAiifs
ant it = thsuEhi Al BIZ eiacisi aei. lafug that
tiHs an nuii and soil
TIE tehssco xrossfs y Prince tisorFs', euun
- beds Enestins a, Upper Mafitaso' recsatiy
ani passed resolution ufginr The Legislators T.
aboiish the tobaeco inspection as
Tt~ Local optioa hiii a. 10 pAssei the senate
names wsihe.dsy. April lgth a. the iay 90
uhieh he vote shall - taAsn for aul agAinsi ths
sac ofhQaof 10 Haffori euauiy
-Mssfs- Reynolds nro~n. q Hartford e..
are ruuine ap sac mill h~;-een Easton Ani
Royal OAK. Talbot eoauty. Or ths psfto.s aftsrn-
Ing int timber the sHosiisni pins In that ssctien
--ssastsr Lloyd 4 Derchsstsf. i'ths yosnr.s,
mau 10 the MAry Sand senate. bsing bot - rrar,
oit FfNaFl y. Gunhy. u Somerset caansy j.
ID. younrss, saaa in The sass. being hui p ysar.
oil
-Miss Lille basr. sho shot her frisnd. Mi,,
Hearn, - s,iii rrsiden, q Pocosnohr city. and
her eeadaet since her trial has been .sch - gain
81 tn respect q al NJ one seems g. think any
the les q hsf because 4 the strange tragedy BAT
that msrses ~ eroeh Ia her life.
-Washiurtan county can now boat q . vss
cine fsrn, br. ". ~, Perkins ani : n Oyisr
having established ono Ai Hancock. These gee
tlsmen are he~ prepared g. isrnish pure bovine
vlFus q physician and others. AMI the reputation
of ihs.e ssntisnsn inrures fair dssiing Hag,r.
fosra Hersff
No. John ". Jarrett has presented q the
state - Maryland portrait u Geo Calvert. the
brtt Lord Baltimore, and u has been placed 10
The Capitol ~ Annapolis The portrait -as copied
by J. A Nintn.r. d London. from . painiing BY
Myisns, Who hssi 10 the time Il james I. The
gifi eos about f2.oeo.
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School Board Meeting

The county School Board met on Thursday, all
the members present except Dr. Macgll, who was
detained at home On account of sickness.
An application for a house for a col0red school
a, Mt. Winsns, 18th district. was referred 10
Mcssrs. Jenifer. Macgili aud Braa
The following resolution was adopted: Each
assistant teacher u the public schools Of baltimore
county shall keep = register which shall be In his
of her sole AMI exclusive control and possession.
and not subject 70 the examination or inspection
OF any person except tile School Board. a commit
tee " members Il said Board. the Examiner and
Assistant Examiner aud Secretary d thi. Board.
in which shaii be carefully entered the age II each
pupil. the date uf eutry aud withdrawal aud At.
Tendance 81 each papn Ia b., " her grade and
each assistant shall send to the comms.ioner a.
'ignci 20 the district in which - located such
school "a ahirh the assistant teachers cfupiay
e. three days after the close Of each school tern,
IA a separate envelope from that Va which tho
principal sends biz report, statement verified b.
oath % Affirmation. - the ease may be, showing
the age of each pspi the date u entrance the date
Of withdrAwai u cash pupil who has withdraw,
and the Ransber q days that each pupil in b, Or
her grade has attended said school.
Teachers salaries for the winter term sniih Z
January 81. iss2, amounting % gj,o65.22 ~sre
pAss-t and pay meat ordered
Bill. Tor fuel, furniture repairs, baiiling. books
ani stationery % the amount q q, SIS - we're
aiso passed and payment ordered.
The committee On the revision of the schedule
q salaries u teachers reported progress
The Rev. =. y LenAgham was appointed tfss
tee q school No. ., sth district. vice Richard
Paiiau. deceased
ThC increase u scholars 10 the schools far the
last tern over the zoe pfeceiing "a 453.
The Board adjourned uil March % next.
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From tho ION n,.,r,c,

NJ. Thomas Tracey ahp.e iilns.. va mention
ell 90 Your columns recently, died on Monday a,
PhaniN. g. which place he removed but n lev
months ago. He va blacksmith aui wheel.
wright By tsale, following principally the latter.
aud be NAs a skilled workman. lie served IN the
Federal army during the late sar. where. IL !.
thought. he c'ntsac'ci thc disease Which caused
his death. Tie leaves ~itc aud ten children 90
moarn their lo... H.. farneral took place At
Hereford bAptis, church. Rev. NJ. waits offcia.
ting.
Your corTs-p"nleu; attended the funeral Of Mr.
Tracey ahd learned & the death of Mr.. Joseph
Rove. q, The age - - YEAR. lie wa long AMI
honnrei mem Der II Hereford Baptist church 49,.
iutermsni took place ~ the gth inst Tso weeks
previous Nr. Rose turiei bis sife lis has an
older brother living IN Washiu stou. uha u the
father II Mr.. John X. Rose fesiiiu suear Phoenix.
The wife e Mr.. wm. Price. 4 Ny I.Ady's
Manor. whn has been Ia 10 health f0r several
ysars. u uors. than usual just nos.
Daniel smith, aecl u years. son e NJ Smith.
Of Ph~niN. me, stth q very serisas 1-ciient lat
ueek. lie 4as riding horse O. sa,es ~hcn the
animal slipped Anl ie.l upon him. breaking BE
leg IN several places. Medical assistance w..
called ani he j. n1w Improving .l5sly Other
members Cd! VI. >miih's family are also receiving
the attention afihe physician. Mr. smith %, the
sympaihiss q alsts u fricnis.
The literary society wA.eh meet. weekly 10 pro
sressins slasly. There hss been sJue increase q
members What 10 needed O. advance Is proper
Intellectual success more n,srss, On the part q
the member. II eaca will Do hi. or her part sci.
al sogli proGi thereby y
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Streets IN baltimore County.

The following is the record o. streets and ave
nsss which are on Gle 10 the County Commission
ers o6ies % this county, certified by Mr.. J. Har.
man sehsne, chief clerk, and furnished 10 Mr..
PsrbsrS eemnittss In the Legislature.
hssu~ssf Sfres'--Appliestion hled may 9th.
1875; examiners, George n. carman, WIN. ~.
Birch ana Jehn wsathsrsiins benefits ssssssss.
ss,sg3s0.
Eisrs.h SS.s,--Appiieaton hlsd .: the same
tine a. preessiingi sane sxaninersi bensats as.
ss.sed ts,s2s.i0.
Wikiss Ar,s1s lsssa city hssifs % Sirfk Street
-ApplieAtisa aled April 23d, 1875 examiner.
WIN. n. shipley benefits assessed $500.
Highland Assnss-Application hled April 25th.
1871 examiner, WIN. II. Birch benefits assessed
$500.
1aHkia Siyssf--Applieation fled March 9th.
ISIS; examiner. George u. carman benefits as
ssssed, o., $50 10
HssfiHgaoH Arssss-Application filed October
isth, 1878 sIsminsr, George II. cssmsn bene-
Gts assessed, $3.50.
EdaoHd.os Asssse-Examiners, tereated BY
Act 81 1879 George n. Carman, Samuel Brady
and Edward Rider benefits assessed. si02, ss2. So
hadisos Arsass--Appiication alsd May 18th.
1850 examiner, George II. cAFman; benefits as.
sessed, sI,i0I.
HortA S,,ss'--Applisaiion hisd October 25th
1850; examiner. George u. Csrmsn benefits IS.
sesssd. s37.ssi.
Mayyia.d Are.ss--Applieasion aled August
3ist, 1881 examiner, George n. casman bens.
Cts assessed, ti,s70.
D-eassi Ssrssi-Applisa,ios alsd February 2s,h
1875 examiner. George II. Carman benshts ~.
sesssd, 81, 07s.st.
Total amount Of assessed benefits sigs, is0.l4
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Petition Cor a wrs, De Luna.ico In
gufreado

Me'srs tasustss ". 7 Ksu All SAMUEL "
Bradford, eteeaiers II the ~ili Il the late "a
Govsrnsr Augustus W. bradford. SLED a psiitlau
in the crcuii Couf; - inst. se,iins fsfih tAst
unfsf The terms % the gill Charles n Bradford
- enttlet g. valuable htefes, in ami . the real
ani pefsonal estate therein dsEifei and hel aea,h
sg by the tssia,or also that the said sc hsfss n
Bradford. she 10 nov about 3. years - Ass. hss.
in the pruvidsnss Of sod. bsen deprived q souni
mind AMI understanding, and for several years
has been ani EOS 10 sos ra@pos -esfs." And
thereby inraPaeitatsd from sksrcisngprupsres con.
tfol over bis person and property. T. The end.
therefore. that q committee may be appoiu,s8 g.
take charge q the rsfsgn and property ofths saii
charles ". Bradford u IA prayed that . eomsi.-
SION 10 the naiare Of urit q, iaasiieo 5sgai,sado
may b issasi 70 the shsfia q baltimore county
O. inquife iato bis NE. B.si mentai condisiou Ae
The petition was sspPgrted by the necessary ~
iauis. Jsags Ysliosi ordered the communion q
Issue A. praved
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Propartv rrnnsfsra In Baltimore County.

EEOpeEty IroustoTo IN 6nitAhnoho Oountys
Deeds Leases, Mortgages. Bills Of Sale, etc., 70.
ccvcd Tor record In the Office Of tho Clerk Of the
Circuit Court for Baltimore county:
DEEDS.
Edward W. German a VT TO Geo. Pitt.
Charles J. Hull 10 Charles Il. Reip.
X. X. Boarman, &C., trustees, To VIM. Weitxel.
Lavinia Hopkins to Fred'k J. Brown, assign't.
David warfci a W. 20 WIN. d. Michael
Jas. Henderson, &c., TO Rufus Bennett
Sylvester kcyser 10 Rufus Bennett.
August EWaidt, &c., TO WIN. b. Myer.
JAS. Myer TO August Ewaidt.
y. W. Garrcttson 10 Lewis n. Robinson.
Albert Richie ct al., 20 Geo. NJ. Bokee.
Geo. NJ. Bokeo a vi. TO Maryland Brick Co.
Thomas J. 0rupy a VT. 10 Elizabeth Koencr.
Perry q. Mitchell 4 VT. to Ann Il. Ham.
Apollonia A. klug, &C., 10 NJ. A. klug, assign't.
chas. J. Hull 10 Dec. T. APPEL, &c.
Jefferson Morgan VT. to Mrs. Mary. y. cortes.
Geo. Pitt 4 vi. TO Edward W. German.
Register Of Sherwood Church 10 Grafton NJ.
Bosley, 4c., conveyance.
Edward Patterson, JT., 4c., 10 Leonard Lang.
MORTGAGES
Edward W. German a W. TO Eighth German
American Building Asso., $4,000.
Geo DilWorth, 4e', to james Burton, a'sign't.
W. Sherlock. &C., to ". y. MeKswen, assixn',.
Nicholas l.. Dashisll W. to Philip u. iioG.
man, Ss.1Ou.
Nicholas l.. DashiclI, &e. to Charlie. W. sIase.
$500.
VIM. y. Michael 10 David warfel, $500.
Philip II. Hoffman 10 T.. q. Miller, 4c., assign't.
David warfei 20 Elizabeth warfel, assigns.
John q. Helms 20 Franklin RAver. assign't.
The Maryland Brick Co. toJas. A. Gary, $50, 900.
Richard $. Hardesty TO james Mccolgsn.
Mary A. kiug A hush. 10 wAverly Mutual and
Permit. Land Loan 4 Bldg. Asso., $500.
RELEASE
Eighth German American Bldg. Asso. TO Edw.
W. Gorman.
Estelle s. Smith, adsn'r., 10 Louis Frsund.
Edgar q. Miller. 2c.. 20 Nicholas l.. Dashiell.
Chas. W. siagle to Nicholas l.. DashielI.
Wavsriy Mutual A Permit Land Loan A Bldg.
Asso. to Apcllonia A. klug.
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How a Burglar was Caught.

Young stranger sauntered into revival meet
Ing At Carlisle. Ind, aud listened To stirring
horiaiicn 70 repentance lie went forward when
rsPsn,ani sinners were invited, and wePt while
the breshren prayed for him. when Questioned.
he said he Was Arthur Thomas, q burglar; that
be had come Go the village 20 open sales, and had
penteni. and wished 90 confess robberies which he
had lately committed In ncighboring towns. A
sheriff Who happened TO be present arrested him,
and found the tools Of bis calling In his pockets.
lie u 20 be tried for the crimes of which he 40.
cuscd himself
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From oardenv,lie. i2tb D,.tr,c.

The GaFdenville high school being now com.
pletcd will be opened on Monday next, 18th inst
The building 4 situated about midway between
this place and Raspeburg, and being on high
ground commands q fine view Of the bay and the
surrounding country. II l. constructed Of brick,
with slate roof and the fine tower Il also rooted
with the same material. II has n front of 50 feet
aud IL rs feet deep with an Offset for tower-base
ioxl2 feet; 20 lights ON each side and back
which furnish ample light for each room. The
building u two stories high, the first Is and the
second ~ feet. The hallway, staircase, hat, cloak
and teachers rooms are lighted by single front
windows. All the rooms are ventilated by ceiling
and hoor openings, with large registers top aud
bottom. through brick stacks. The building
throughout Is handsomely wainscoated and paint
cd. There are four large rooms. each having q
blackboard. The children will not have a view
OF the road and the light Is - arranged rs not 10
affect their eyes. Mr.. John W. Evans, the con.
tractor, 10 n resident Of this place aud deserves
much credit for this hne piece of workmanship,
which has been done under his own supervision.
Nothing but the best material was used In the con
strnetion Of the building. The School Commits
sioners are expected TO be present at the opening
on Monday, as also number Of invited guests.
In my next | will give you an account Of the
opening.
We we're visited ON Saturday last by the heav.
lest snow STERN Of the season. and Il was with
much difficulty that those who attended market,
ard were detained until after night. reached their
homes. In many places the snow was drifted 20
such depth that horses could scarcely make their
way through II. Many sold their loads out and
returned before dark In some places the roads
became impossible from drifts aud the snow had
TO be shoveled out. On Monday large sieds,
drawn by four and six horses. we're used % break
the tracks The sleighing very good Up 10
Wednesday.
The ease Of Mr.. Shsman. Who va. arrested by
officer Councilman aud taken before Justice Rec.
yer on the charge Of stealing wood from Mr.
Shinklc. settled lie was not held for the
Grand Jury. As improperly stated in the USioS
lie was hauling wood for another person aud his
arrest was the result II a mistake.
The omnibuscs which have been running FROM
this place TO the city and which also made three
trips each day 10 Raspeburs. have been discon.
tinacd. Your readers will remember that the pro.
Prietor. Mr.. Eriman. lost number uf horse. a few
weeks ago from the effects # powdered glass.
which some malieioa. person hsd placed in their
trcughs. since tina, time - have died. which
caused him 10 abandon the line. The travelling
public nov. after two ycats' use Of the eonveyan.
ces Is put 60 great incouy snence and Il 1. hoped
rev line will socn take the place OF the old one
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vennors Guess a, February.

February l. likely 20 enter uith snow storms AZ
many point. ehiea, % 49,, aud ssu,h-ard. these
tuning % rain storms towari and On the gth Ani
Sch. The 9Th will probably usher IN = week ~
miidness. With rains and foods wesi and south,
vis in oatarlo. Western aud Middle states.
general break Up u the uintsr IN the majority q
sections. The llih and i2th wiil probably bring
q return q colder and bustsry weather. With snow
falls. and rain In zone quarter. The seek be-
ivesn the iith ani 18th l. likely 70 give al,srnA-
tians q milinsss spsn; with and rain storms
these becoming more severe towards the snd of
the week. The 18th OF 18th giving general snow
falls The 10Th will probably usher In a terrible
veek u rain storms (snow Ia some qaartersl and
aoods. With days u very high Winds snd gales.
These will be more marked IN western and south.
sfn sections u county. and will terminate in
generally colder weather and heavy snow fall. To-
waFd the 2sth Ani 3sth DAYS and entry of March.
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Death OF q centonar;an

Mrs. Ehtsbsth kr.,asr died on Monday At the
hone = her s,n. jacob krstfer. % the Hartford
iurnpiks. ght miles from baltimore. aged &C..
YEAR, months ani dsys. This rsmafkabiy Cd
LADY "a born 10 Nsu loFk city ard cane g. BAL
timore vhen she sAs 10 years I'D. Her kusband
John hrrtEer, uas "a the countFys serriee ani let
Ais hfe IA the sar q lsi3. lie cas- over 80 years
q age. Ms kfetSeF had ihsfsf,rs bssa a ui4ou
for - years, and ~As the oldest isi2psasionsr on
the Mafylant feeurds She eoisysi resi health
and never required the services - physiesAn
unil eleven years Axp shea she fell and frnrfufs4
a hmh. woHth ago Mrs krsss~r paid sisit b
baltimore aas sateysa ths tsp. SO -. 49, -
- aboa' until three seeks go shes shs
canlhed g. bodily mt raitss. Tier ninA as clear
and memory sndimmei g. the last. she leaves
thr~e ehilaFen. viz Mi.s Hsnnah krssssr. Jassb
kf-issF ana Me- iAmmsi. respectively axsi -
- and 70 years. There are ave rraaashiidfsu
ant siE grsaigfan4ehilirsn. Mr. kfetrsr VI.
member - HE Methods, Episcopal ehufrh. on
the Haffssa road
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Live Stock proeders. Assoc,a,,on,

The hrst regular quarterly meeting of the Mary
land Improved Live Stock Brceders' Association
well attended. An election for officers took place
with the following result President, John q.
Clarke; viee.president, John y. Phillips; CORES
ponding secretary, Fred. Won kappf; recording
secretary and treasurer, T. Alex. Seth directors,
O. s. Watts, A. Fuiford, J. y. McMullen and
Frank Brown. Messrs. C. Lyon Rogers, o.. 3.
Watts and J. y. Phillips were appointed q COM
mittee 20 advocate before the Legislature the pas
sage of an efficient milk Law. Messrs. \. q. Legg,
Y. u. Emory and q. A. 7. Snauifer were appoint
Cd . committee 10 advocate the passage % dog
Law for the protection of sheep. Mr.. T. Alex.
Seth read an original essay on "In. and.in breed
Ing Of Animals" Amer discussing breeding prob
lens the association adjourned until the next
quarterly meeting, on the second Wednesday In
May.
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Freight Cars wrnokad.

Five freight cars the Western Maryland
Railroad werc Precipi,a,ed down an embankmens
near Greenwood Park Station on Tuesday night,
caused by the parting Of the train while descend
Ing grade west Of Pikesville. The rear section
ran into the forward section before their speed
could be checked. throwing Eve cars from the
track. and down tho embankment. The eonduc-
tor aud three brakemen who we're on the train
escaped injury. although the former, who was on
one Of the ears which went over, was quite badly
bruised. The cars wrecked were individual prop
erty. and did not belong 20 the railroad company,
which consequently suffers no loss.
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A Neat swlndie.

"The patent wagon-tcngue man" has been
having things pretty much his own way among
the Missouri farmers. lie Il Of gentcei appear
anes and pleasing address. lie drives up to a
farmers house and during his talk with the far.
mer lets him know what big business he IL do.
ing with . certain wagon-tongue patent. He Il
ON bis way home. and ~ he may not be back In
that county the farmer can have the right for the
county for $3.50. II the farmer should waat Il he
may Just write. In . few days the swindler's
confederate happens along. lie has learned that
the farmer has the right Of the county for the
patent wagon-tongue, and - he made big thing
out Of Il In Nebraska. he wants 10 buy the right
Of the county for 500. lie pays $40 down "a
bind the bargain. The farmer At once writes "a
Of either Of the men again, but his note comes NJ
Tor collection In neighboring town all the same
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The Lion and tho Lady.

Mrs. Lincoln. Who raised and Psitsl pair Of
lion cubs on Howard street q fe~ years ago. on
Thursday paid = visit 20 one oi then. the lion
EmPerr. The huge beast recognized her snd
manifested bis dsligh, BY the moe, er,Favagan,
denominations. lie licked her hand. sprang up,
and. Plsring hi. PAYS on the grating. tried 10
force be head through the bars. Mrs. Lincoln
laid her face against bis vas; Jaw aud put her
arms through the bar. around bis neck. and the
mons,reus animal purrel like grea, eat. lie put
out his paw % shake hands at his mistress CON.
mand, and then, a. u overcome With JOY, lay
down and rolled over aud over. utiering mean.
uhile qaesr lite grants and growls. and behaving
altogether like \ risky kitten.--iosfos Poet.
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collidlns with a Railroad Train.

During the prevalence d the heavy storm 81
Saturday nigh, last. John Banter. living near
Pikesvilie, while returning from baltimore. van
deFei from the Reistefstown road 10 the track Of
the Western Maryland railroad. near Arlington
station. where he drove the bank and collided
with the 6.35 train from baltimore, which was
passing at the time. The wagon was completely
demolished aud the horse severely injured. the
driver fortunately escaping with bat few bruises
although he Was considerably dared. The acct.
dent could not be attributed 10 negligence on the
part u the railroad company, while everything
sas done BY the employees % render the anfortn-
nate man comfortable a. possible underthe cir
auuseaurea
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Hardcas,le Yello,..

zen. T. l.. y. Haricastls. a prominent eitren
Of Talbot county, "a. married at Trinity r. T..
church. Tousoaiosn. a, one o'clock on Tuesday,
% Miss Maggie y. felloii, daughter q Jeremiah
Ysiloti. Esq.. q Dulsnys Valley. ;his county
The ceremony sas performed BY Rev. 4. 7. PA
dell, rector q sbeTsoli church. Cocksysyilis. a
relative BY marriage % the bride. assisted BY Rev
A. j. Barros. u -. Johns church kingsyilic.
The ushers ssre Messrs. u. u. ani Jefs. Yellot,
IT,. brothers q the bride. NJ. y. L. D. IiAriras;io
Jr., son u the groom. and Mr.. Murray Msyna-
der There vas large attendance II relatives
sni friends, amobg shom we're noticed the
father brothers AMI sisters ~ the bride. Major
John I. icioti and sife Mr. Ge1. ". Yeiia,i, Df
sSartf and Henry ". Fitfhugh. Esg, q Bait
more, uncle. Il the bride Ms.srs. dec. u. and
Henry G. Merryman. Col. u. ". Matthews. Gen.
X. Trimble, Msssrs. Edward =, George and
Thomas Pearce. Mr.. u. Frank Morgan and sisters.
Mr.. Brogien and sister, Mr.. ID. Connolly and family
the Misses Merryman, o. =. MeFfymAn and wife.
Mr.. Frank Chiffon and sister. NJ. David Tfimbie.
Mrs. Thos. ". Moore. Mrs ". :. Ksech. Dr. q.
NJ. BSsley. Mr.. John @. Booth. Mr.. J. ". Mat
thews. Mr.. Robert Piper and wife, Dr. J. Piper
and wife. Mrs. Franklin and many ladies aud gen
tlemen from Baltimore city and the Eastern Shore
Of Maryland. Aner the ceremony the bride and
groom left for Baltimore aud from thence to New
York.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-02-11
Tho DEPUTY Charlottesville.

The Belair .f,gis Of last week snys "Coi. Web.
ster has offered the position Of Deputy Collector,
with salary Of 5000. 20 Major William n. Dial.
lam. of Belair. IL Major Dallam should accept
the position there will be two vacant Offices TO be
hlled IN Belair, namely, Secretary 10 the Mutual
Fire Insurance Company and Auditor Of the
Court, both Of which are now held by Major Dali
lam. The salary Oft the former IL $500 year, and
the fees Of the latter amount 10 about sl0o $500
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