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

BY the school Board;
First Disirief.-sehool No. I, 7. Reese Arnold,
principals Clara Gorsueh, and Miss Etia Hopkins
assistants. 2, d. p. Barnett, principal; sudie N.
Pole, vice principal, and Clara Owens, Margaret
@. Watson aud Olive Macey, assistants. 3, Amy
fishsr. 4, 10 be hlied. s, Daniel 7. Hanley.
Q, sallis N. Collins. Q. David q. Buttsrfsid. 9,
William 0riai,h, principal; Mary Il: Plata and
Holden, principal Mary A. v. Reynolds, assist
ant. 10, Clinton Hanna, principal, Dora stisisl.
Lifsie seholeld and Susie G. Macy, assistants.
II, Miss Kate II. worthington. u, Principal 70
DO hiled; Lula Walker. assistant. u, Y. o. Lang,
principal; Jennie X. Price, Lydia MeGss. Olivia
q. Harrison, A. Herring and Frederick Shroeck,
Second Disiricf.-schooi No. I, Verde c. Jean.
2. Fannie Briseoe. ,, Rorsl Bergman. I, Della
W. Hale. s. Robert d. Chapman. .. Edward l..
Giles. !, James A. zePp. s, Belle y. Chapman.
., George Harrison. 10, Alice l.. Harvey.
?, Elias II. Reed, principal; Laura Given, assist.
ant. 3, John s. stansbury. 4, Z. O.. Cover,
principal; IdsP. Parton and Minnie fundsnberg,
assistants. s, Ira 8. fallin, principal; Rachel T..
Prill, Annie cullington, Belle Bankhsad, Sophie
=. uungeriord and Adelaide Doug assistants.
ley X. Lovejoy, principal; Kate Dodd, assistant.
Fourth Disfrief.-Schooi No. I, Geo. W. Ebaugh.
2, Geo. Prschtei. 3, Marshall stitsiy. 4, Alverda
Gore. s, james Z. Green, principal; Alice A..
Parsons, Ida II. Parkinson and Annie I. Houek,
assistants. 9. Ida Y. gill. Z, Moilie v. slads.
8, Annie buckingham.
FIJI Di.frief.-school No. !, David A. Rbsush.
2. Frank 7. Newbelle. 2, John n. Wright. 4,
Isaac Price. s, D. A. Fowler. 8, N. Frank cohsll.
!, Frederick 8. Myerly. :, To be filled. Q, To be
hlied. 10. Thomas Keibaugh.
Si<h Disfrief.-Schosi No. I, Lulu Fulton.
2, John Z. Balm: ?: e. c. Ebaush. :. Isaac
Shaver. 5, Geo. r. Morris. 9, John q. Donald.
son. !. Irwin Ebaugh. s. Milton y. Ebaugh.
Ssrsnh Diarief.-schooi No. I, Miss L. l. San.
ders. 2. Moiiie Wheeler. ,, Milton 4. Smith.
Z. Virginia wapies. 5, y. 8. McGin. G, Laura
v. Davis. !. 8. Allen Leib. 9, Resale Caplss.
.. Melville Il. 0smmille. 10. Esther shambergsr.
Eiyhh Disirief.-sehool No. I. joshua q. Bos.
ley. ?. A. J. Brown. 3. To be filled. Z. WIN. Il.
liipsiey. 5, To be allied. Q, Eidrsd johnson,
principal; Moliie 4. Moofss, Sale y. Bussey,
assistants. ], N. ID. X. Allen. principal; Mary
0rrick and Mollie p. Cole. assistants. 8, Mollis
7. Cole. ., Mollie Z. brown. 10. Edward O.
Nelson. principal: NJ. Virginia Connolly, assist
ant. u, Rob, u. Bus'ey, principal; Ella 4. Con.
molly, assistant.
NiHtk Disirief.-Sehooi No. I, james J. Kelley,
principal; Maggie Dougherty. assistant. ?, Chas
NJ. White, principal; Amy =. Isaac and Sallie l..
Guyton. assistants. ., Thomas e. siringer, prin.
cipal: Mamie Feast. assistant. I, Alexander
Francis, principal: Sailie Hamilton, assistant
5. Mary y. Baseman. 9, Frank II. Peterson. Z,
u. Z. Reed, principal Matte A. Isaac. II. Dora
Marshall. Anna Pilson aud Emma y. Leilieh, as
si,tants. $, Sarah 4. Welsh. .. Mary T.. Burton.
10. John X. Tucker. ~. n. =. Armaeost. ".
head, vice principal; Laura Nicolai, Georgia
Royston, Maggie simpson. Ella Harrison, Eugenia
l.. Jones, Matilda ID. Hall and Clara Y. Batetnan,
assistants. Is, Thomas 0'IIara, principal Eli.
Iabeth n. Purncli. Clara T.. Jones and Agnes ".
Holden, assistants.
p H.
patrick. .. Alice q. kutledge. 3, William II.
Hendricks. Z. William II. Morris. 5. Florence
Lone 6. Annie kessler. :, Charles W. Ander.
son. principal: Annie Cross, assistant. :, Frank
Leib. y, :. J. Starr.
Eisreah Disfrief.--School No. !. Joseph Blair.
2. Lille II. Chsnowe,h. }, Annie D. Hale. prin.
ciPal South Williams, assistant. I, Augusta ".
Payne. 5. virgie V. Yeakie. 6. W. J. Blair.
principal; Agnes Chandler, assistant. :. Bette
Nansant. 5, Henry A. Bachtei. ., Townley X.
Wolfe. ~. II. Lenore Patterson.
Tsesifh Disfrief.-School No. !, Francis hen.
ney, principal Emma storeh, Florence Martin,
George Yeates and Elite ID. Brown. assistants.
?. Lulu ". Christian. 3, Laura Il. 4. Phelps.
Z, NJ. A. odut. 5. To be oiled. 6. Mary =. Gar.
wood. !. John X. Tucker, 5. To be filled. y,
imogene Owens. 10, Calvin T. Shafer. ~, Chss.
L. MARYLAND, principal: George L. Lang and
Ida j. TOrrington. assistants. IL, Ida ". Nal.
iOnee. Is. T. y. Murray. u. Mary L. Malloy,
August weis, assistants.
Thirf,eHfk Disfrief.-SehooI No. I, D. Granville
cOmegys. =. Monroe Mitchell. 3, Mary A. Price.
=. Mary .. Smith, principal; Clara TimAnns, as
sistant.
Temperance Meeting In Towsontown.
The Temperance Alliance Of Baltimore county
held meeting at SheAley's Hall, Towsontown, on
Tuesday last, Mr.. 4. Merryman Anderson in the
chair. and Mr.. l.. X. woollen. secretary. Thirty
one members were present, including six ladies
and several white and eolored ministers. All the
districts were represented except the 9th. The
meeting was opened With prayer by Rev. J. W.
Trout.
New members Of the Alliance we're elected a.
follows: d. o. friEfeil and Geo. W. Nally, Of the
let district Rev. C. X. Dudrear. ofthe ID district
John II. Gore. Of the 9Th district; Jaber Arms.
cost, Of the 9Th district; Thomas West, J. Alfred
King and J. 7. Burgess, Of the sth district Rev.
Joseph u. Mitchell. ofthe 9th district; Alexander
Dance. Moses I. Green and Jas. y. Henderson, Of
the 10th district Rev. J. y. Y. Grey Of the 18th
district Rev. Chas. II. Williams. Joseph Handy.
Joseph Garrett and Jacob Frantf. 81 the 18th die.
trict. Rev. Mr.. Rathburn offered . motion tina,
all delegates from churches, Sabbath schools and
Temperance organizations be admitted - member.
and their names entered on the rolls, which vas
carried.
Addresses were delivered BY George Il. Stone.
y. q. Potter, b. o. FriEreli. l.. u. woollen, John
:. Biddison. Rev. c. W. Pitshugh. Rev. J. ~.
Manley and others. The speaker ell represent-d
that In the various districts the local option sen,
ment vas rapidly gaining ground. and that Bal,i.
more county could be carried ifthe question could
be submitted 10 the people dependent Of politics
Amer an adjournment Of an hour for dinner the
convention rs'assembled. when . committee on
resolutions was appointed, Of which Rev. J. T..
Benson was made chairman. The resolutions,
after rceitng that we have ample Law In the State
for the protection Of the Sabbath. and that these
laws are constantly violated, call upon the people
Of Baltimore county TO elect such judges and other
officers will enforce the laws.
The convention then adjourned, TO meet 10 Bal
tiInors on the first Tuesday in October.
Killed With Paint DFush.-J.svt din.
norman. aged IS years. . briek.lay whose home
VAS NJ Iiampden, Fails road, received injuries on
Monday evening last, at the hands Of Vim. ".
MeCotaas. which caused his death in few hours.
Zimmerman vas fosnd lying beside the tracks Of
the y. c. X. r., near the city limits, in stupeGei
condition. lie vas taken TO the Nerthwestsfn
Station were IL was found that he had . wound on
the side Of the head. lie vas then removed 10
hospital where he died. Upon investigating the
case Il vas discovered that the two men. Who had
not been on good terms. engaged In an alteration
during the Afternoon, when MeComas struck Zim-
norman on the head with heavy paint brush.
inaicting fatal wound. Mccomss was arrested
and confessed the crime. lie claims that thinner
man bad aiienatsd the Affections Of his wife and
broken up his home. MeComas, Who 10 IS years
Of age, lived In the city and 10 painter By trade
From the Boards 20 the Bench.-The NJ.
Of Monday says: Judge James L. Gallagher,
Justice 81 the Peace Al wassrly, Baltimore eounty,
Il retired actor. well. known tothe theatre gosfs
from the paimy days Of the old Museum, which
stood At the corner Of Baltimore and Calvert
streets, until ten years ago. uhen be forsook the
footlights. His last appearance vas ~ one d the
supports Of Adelaide Nelson in Baltimore and the
South. when the Museum aeurished Mr.. Gala
CHER and John 4. Ovens were leading actors.
Mr.. 0wsns still holds the fort, but gives mach of
his time 10 agricultural pursuits In Baltimore
county, and Mr. Gallagher aderns the bench a. .
staid Justice Of the Peace In the sane county.
A Remarkable Funerai.-An interesting
scene wAs witnessed In Baltimore Cemetery on
Gai.lEiax sllexnaaz LA Il. shs