The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-01


--"Mnny smile who bite."-Joarnai scrap.
Our neighbOr always smiles, even when he ehroni-
clss the worthy president and superintendent Of
the Baltimore and Delta railroad, with their essi.
mable wives, - guests Of the Smedley House, al
though the pebble believe they are summer board
ers there.
-Mr. stagmar, proprietor Of stagmar's Ito.
tel, BelAir, and Mr.. wm. Forwood, son Of ex J..
Sheriff forwood, Of Hartford, were In Towsontown
on Wednesday, and called At THE USIox Office.
They had been 20 Baltimore on the Narrow
Gauge and expressed themselves pleased with the
new road.
Hon. Joshua y. COcksy, chief judge Of the
Orphans Court, has had erected In Sherwood
ehuFehyard, coekeysvills, q very handsome mUn.
ument 10 the memory Of bis late wife, who died .
short time ago. II is i3 feet high, and being on
an elevation towers above all other monuments In
the churchyaFd.
Rev. L. W. Scott, to whose energetic Efforts
was due the erection Of the snug church near Mel.
vale, n. Q. X. r., IL now about 10 undertake the
building Of . church ut Mt. Washington. lie gen.
orally succeeds In anything he undertakes and the
eolored people Of that vicinity can feel satisfied
that they will soon have place Of worship.
--children's Day will be celebrated ut Mt.
Paran Presbyterian church, Sunday, July I'd.
The exercises will consist Of singing by the Sab
bath school and choir, brief sermon BY the pas
tor and the distribution Of prizes 10 the scholars.
A cordial invitation IL extended 10 all TO attend
y.
Bids for building an iron bridge on Belvi-
dere avenue, over Jones falls, were opened BY the
County Commissioners on Tuesday, but the con-
tract was not awarded. Following are the bid
ders: W. BollmAn, factor Z, $500, factor 5,
$5,6o7i Canton (0hiol Bridge Company, $5,G25 I;
masonry, N. Watts, S5,o95, and WIN. ID. Marks,
S2.993.
The collections for the Pope made in some
Of the Catholic churches Of this county on Trinity
Sunday, we're as follows: 81. Agnes, Catonsyille,
go; Sacred Heart, Mt. Washington, SIS; Mon
astsry, Frederick road, $50 81. Thomas. Wood
berry, s2i; ST. Charles, Pikesville, SIC; 81.
Johns. Long Green, SO; 81. Stephens, Upper
Falls, s. +; st. AIMS, York road, $303V.
The late Jesse slinglua having died mites.
tate, on Tuesday Messrs. @. Bonn slingiuf and
istration on his estate, bonding In the SUN Of
$685. The 0rphans Court this week also
granted letters Of administration 10 August Mat
feldt on the estate Of Charles Matfedt and 20 VIM.
Hughes on the estate Of Eliza b. Hughes.
Hon. Geo. Haw kns W illiams, of this county,
recently visited Queen Anpe's county aud while
there presented the Episcopal church Mt Church
Hill with solid gold communion service. lie
also Instructed the vestry Of the parish TO build
new rectory at his sole expense. These generous
acts on the part Of State Senator will no doubt
DO highly appreciated BY the people Of Queen
Anne's.
The grounds about the dam at Loeb Raven
are being much improved and before the summer
10 over much Of the ncwncss which has heretofore
been so uninvi,ing, will have vanished. Mr.. 70.
ley, the superintendent, has the grounds about
his house In nice condition and IL now devoting
his attention TO the banks Of the lake which are
being either sOdded set in grass. When ali
this work IL completed the place will be very at
tTactive.
Tho Union Passenger Railroad COmpany's
stable, corner Of Huntington avenue and Oak
street, will soon be completed and ready for oc-
cupancy. Two-thirds Of IL is filed with double
stalls for $50 horses. The stalls are all white
washed aud present very neat appearance. The
other third 10 for storing the cars. The floor is
Of red clay, rammed hard, aud makes n bed al
mos, as hard rs asphelt The building Is daily
visited by hundreds Of sight. scers.
--Our Orangeville correspondent. last week
gave n graphic account Of tho Sabbath breaking
which IL carried on unmolcsted In that section,
and last Sunday was exception 10 tho rule.
The roads were lined with buggics and nj least in
some instances their occupants were drunk and
amused themselves by firing pistols, yelling and
behaving generally In 4 most shameful manner.
The authorities ought to adopt some means to
break up this Dissertation Of the Sabbath.
The jury Of inquistion that went down TO
the 18th district on Moniay TO condemn some
lands for the use Of the u. o. road, returned in
the evening completely worn out and very much
disgusted. They were obliged to walk about ten
miles through the hot sun. One juror gave cut
and another was heard to remark that he would
not ~ through " Az again Ior $50 serving on
these juries Is very pleasant under some circum-
stances, but the job would not be much sought az.
ter IL they always had TO encounter these hard
ships.
MIR. u. T. Chonowith. Of this place, men,
Der Of Wilson Post, q. A. r., was most energetic
In his efforts for the success Of the late Grand
Army eneampment in Baltimore, and raised $ls2.-
90 TO help deiray the expenses Of the same. Mos;
Of this money was collected in the county. the
principal subscribers being Christopher Lips,
soap manufacturer. Calverton. $25 Jos. Davis 4
Co., shoe manufacturers, Baltimore, S25; Messrs.
John /. Yello,t. ID. II. Emory. Henry Ermer. Jos.
y. Powers. W. II. Cole. NJ. D., Hon. Richard era
son aud b. II. Voc q Co., IS each, and other
amounts ranging from 81 10 80. We doubt II
there 10 another individual member Of the Grand
Army who did moro than Mr.. chenowith towards
the success Of the eneampment.