The Baltimore County union., 1883-12-29

ALL play and no work makes Jack wild
boy.
Tho birth Of child is now announced by
beautiful cards.
Tho Maryland Legislature convenes on
Wednesday next.
The feebleness Of the Old Year Is growing
more and more apparent.
The man who delivers q message through
the telephone Is called hello-eutionist.
1t is thought that q constitutional conven-
tion will be provided for by the Legislature.
-Ermine has descended so low among
furs as to be regarded as only Ct for mere cloak
lining.
From the MsreLaan' Reriee The canned
goods question-"lIOw do the contents agree with
the labeis!"
The Old Year ends on Monday night next
ut - o'clock. After that hour you will not neglect
20 write 1854.
The number Of deaths in Baltimore last
week were l66. while for the corresponding week
Of last year the number 226
THE hinges Of time are we'll oiled that
the most delicate and sensitive ear cannot hear
the gate Of the Old Year shut nor that Of the Nos
Year open.
a dollars worth given to the poor will pay
better as an investment for pure uippiuess than
tsn-fold the amour, given to those who already
have plenty.
State Of Maryland copy in oil Of the original
portrait Of Lord Baltimore in the possession Of
the Earl Of verulam.
The eattou mills at woodberry were all
shut down this week Ia give the hands an oppor
tanity TO enjoy the holidays. They will resume
!. work on Tuesday next
-subscribers to THE UxIoS. intending to
change their residence about the rst of the year.
should notify Of the faet 80 that the paper can
be changed 60 the new address.
The pupils Of Harrisonville public school.
ed district. gave entertainment on Friday night
of last week the proceeds 60 be devoted 10 the
H.. fac he a@ha
The new postofiee at Hampden. Falls road.
as supplied with mail facilities from the city. for
1he hrst time. on Monday last, the Maryland Cen.
lral Railroad performing the service.
"A fashion writer says. "evening dress Is
more generally by gentlemen At theatres
and informal parties than for many years" There
pught 10 be for saying this Of the ladies'
a shooting. match. at glass balls, took place
here on Tuesday between William Ady. Of the
1sarford road. and DE- J. II. Marley. Ady having
broken the greater number Of balls was declared
fhe winner.
a Miss Kreb-. = student NJ Hannah More
ACADEMY. near Resierstown, had n gold watch
and chain stolen from her recently. The watch
was highly prizei ~ an heirloom. Tho thief has
not been apprehended.
Mrs. Daniel Wilhelm, living at Hampden.
fails road, fell on the ice OF Wednesday and
broke her len arm in two places. William DiSen.
of the same place. disloeated his shoulder the
sams day BY falling on the ice.
Line Railroad are pushing the work as rapidly as
Dessibie. Stone Is also being deliveredia Cations
Eie for the new depot. and everyt thing appears 10
I'D 10 an early completion Of the WORK.
-President Tayior, Of the Maryland Hospital
spring 1rovel. 10 this county, will petition the
Legislature 20 establish asylum on the Eastern
Shore. This is deemed actually necessary, owing
10 the crowded condition Of the institution.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders oi
the Maryland Central Railroad Company will be
- L.. H. AZ H.
January 2lst At 10 a. m. The meeting 10 likely
to be one Of more than ordinary Importance.
a son Of the late 0Hen Y. Reilly, Of Hamp-
Ben, this eounsy. aged ~ years, had the thanh
4 and three hngsrs Of the right hand blown OF on
Thursday BY applying lighted match 20 dyn-
amite cartridge he bad picked up in the street.
We have received ~ Invitation from Mr..
George W. Albaugh, Of Westminster. 20 attend
the opening of Albaugh's Grand Opera House. in
that town, on Wednesday evening. JaZnary I'd.
Itssis Orchestra, Of Baltimore, will give concert
The Tousontown N. Z. Sunday school will
bold he annual treat and estertainment. In the
<ectare room of the church. on New Years night.
eommencing ~ - o'clock. An admission of 10
cents viii Be charged 10 help defrAy the expenses
a we'll executed counterfeit of the standard
dollar has been put In circulation. Aside from q
peculiar biuish east that psrvades the cola. thers
" bot little that would guide the unintiated, en-
cept comparison with one known 20 be genuine
dollar.
Mr.. Thomas d. Ganbsi. one Of the oldss.
omcers Of the Northern CentrAi Railroad. and for
many years acting IS gate keeper at Calvert Sta
tion, died on Wednesday, aged 60 years. He wa'
well known 10 the patrons Of the road living In
this eounsy.
-Chrlssmas passsi ofr very qulssiy In Tow.
sonteun. their Aeiag less noise from the disehargs
- hrearms- &C., than has heretofore been usasl
eers vas very little entertaining. people gener
y remaining iadoors on account Of the veFy
elsmsnt weathsF.