The Baltimore County union., 1883-06-16

Circuit Court-wm. Reed. eolOred, larceny,
guilty sentence reserved. Anna BauFnmann,
malicious distraction Of property not guilty.
same, assault; not guilty. y. Louis Wolter, two
enses selling liquor 20 minors In one guilty and
aned $50 and costs, the other stetted Same, sell
Ing liquor on Sunday; stetted. XII Martin, as
saul, with intsntto kill guilty ofcommon assault
and dned 81 and costs Annie Booz, two cases
iareeny, guilty In each sentence reserved.
Robert Stone, Robert Wheeler and Fritz Rayeob,
rio,ing, each guilty aud fined 81 and costs. The
boney Whseler, larcenyt not guilty. The eases
against Marks, larceny, and Fisher and SmitheFs,
nniawfully removing bodies from . graveyard,
we're postponed till the 2lst instant, and that of
Chris. Love, disturbing the peace, was passed.
Joseph lIoofard, alias Mciniirs. larceny gull
~; not sentenced. Charles Peppler, assault
suilty and fined 81 and costs. Henry Ksmpsr
two eases) selling liquor 10 minors: not guilty
in either. Same, selling liquor on Sunday con-
tinucd. Henry House. larceny; passed. WIN.
ii. Beck, bigAmy abated aud stetted. on account
Of death. This was the man who, having mar
ried three wives aud being indicted for bigamy.
escaped from jail here some weeks ago. when
the officers ascertained bis whereabouts In Balti-
more and proceeded 10 arrest him, he shot himself
sooner than run the risk OF . long impFisonment.l
Natnarino frautl tureo cases teNtus uquor on
Sunday In one guilty and fined $50 and costs,
not guilty 10 the other two. John Williams, col
orcd, two cases larceny both stetted. Michael
Blrm, three cases selling liquor on Sunday; In
one guilty and fined $50 and costs, In one not
guilty, and In another demurrer hled, not yet
disposed Of. Michael Blum, selling liquor 10 q
minor not guilty. Charles PetIoi. selling liquor
TO minor; not guilty. Joseph IIoofard, con-
vieted OF larceny, was sentenced 20 the House Of
Correction for three months. Napoleon Bona
parie was Adjudged an insane pauPer.
Temperance In Hartford County.-The
Hartford county alliance met In BelaiF on Monday.
member reported to the meeting that . certain
stage.driver brought jugs and demijohns Of
whisky 60 Belair, consigned 10 various parties
Who we're Designated by numbers instead Of names.
lie thought the matter looked suspicious. Con-
siderable discussion ensned. some members being
opposed 60 any action that looked like prying In.
70 private business. The president said the stage
4siser In questiea had an ssassstea ssshs - e.y
aug or demijohn for even . member Of the ALL
ance, but did not have the right to buy whisky or
sell Il. A committee was appointed to wait upon
the stag. driver and hear his statement. Another
member had seen men sitting In yard In Beiair
at the hotel. The hoiel.keeper brought out beer
into tho yard and warned those present not TO
touch the flowing bowl The warning was not
needed. II was not decided whether this was
violation of the law or not.
Political.-Towsontownl letter in ReisterstoWn
| Voice: "Iion. j. Fred. {. Talbot has announced
that he does not intend TO take q hand in the
elec,ionecring work Of the coming campaign.
Fred. Is host In himself in n nominating conven-
tiOn. and q terror 10 those against whom his In
auence l. cxcrted; he generally manages 20 get
In his work. II IL not his funeral that Is 10 be
socmniIed next fall, 90 that ho can afford to let
the people make their own choice. There 10, not
withstanding his assurances Of non-interfercncc,
. strong suspicion 10 the minds Of many who
look below the surface, that when last year Chas.
b. RobeTts helped Fred. 10 get the Congregational
nomination. IL was understood that the latter
would use ali his influence 10 hand over the Bal
timore county delegation TO Mr.. Roberts IN the
Gubernatorial contest"
Quarterly Conference A. N. z. Church,
Reisterstown.-Th first quarterly conference
Of the RcistcrstoWn circuit met on Saturday, June
sth, at Pine Grove VI. T.. church. The reports
showed that SIS had been paid on the church at
Reisterstown, leaving n balance Of slss, $40 for
the roof at Pool chapel. and $40 for seats for
White Rock church. Stewards report showed the
amount paid minister, SS9.lG presiding elder,
$500 total, Sl0i.lG. L. W. =. Peck. presid-
| ing elder, Jacob Fryer, secretary, and Alfred
Young. preacher in charge. A great days meet
ing will be held at Reisterstswn te-morrow (Sun-
day) commencing at $50 O'Clock. Special SER
mon by the pastor, Rev. Alfred Young. at s p. m.
Subject-"wiid goose and jay bird" Everybody
| invited.
Avoid Sunstroke. De careful about sun
stroke. The fret fierce heats Of summer are
always most dangerous, because they catch Us un.
| prepared. During times of excitement In very
hot weather, people are apt 10 forget their danger
and remain too long exposed TO the direct beat Of
the sun. II Is best TO slaeken up the labOrs Of
business, particularly between 9 and o'clock,
and 20 avoid free indulgence In stimulating bev-
erages. But the old idea that water should be
spaFingly used, is exploded. Drink what ice water
| you want. only do not take much at = time. FIRE.
quent sips Of Ice water are cooling aud keep up
the Precipitation. Large draughts are, however,
dangerous. The main thing IL TO avoid overwork
and fret. Take Il easy.
| A Disoovery.-An exchange tel.s Of man
tho plants two or thses weeks altar the corn 20
Tanted a new hill of corn every fifteenth row,
each way. And this Is the reason II the weather
becomes dry after the hlling time, the silk aud
tassels both become dry aud dead. In this con
condition, " IL should become seasonabie, the silk
revivcs and renews Its growth, but the tassels do
| no, recover. Then, for want Of pollen. the new
silk i. unable to GIL the Office for which Il was de
signed. The pollen from the replanted corn Is
then ready to supply silk, and the filling 10 com
pie;ed. lie says nearly all the abortive cars, so
common In all crops. are caused by the want Of
pollen, and he has known ears 20 double In siEe
In this filling.
Entertainment OF the Grand Jury.-on
the adjournment Of the Grand Jury on Tuesday,
and upon invitation Of their foreman, Mr.. John s.
6ittings. they were entertained handsomely at
his residence, "Ashburton." In the ID district. A
pleasant feature Of the occasion was the prcsen-
taton Of n gold-headed cane. . gift from the jury
TO Mr.. Cuttings, as q testimonial Of the high re-
gard they have for him. The preset tation speech
was made by Capt. Thomas II. Moore, In his usual
happy vein. Among the prominent gentlemen
present were Hon. David Fowler, Col. David q.
MeIntosh. Wiimot johnson, Patrick II. Walker.
DR.. lIiil, Lewis N. Bacon, William n. Ruby, y.
Charles Burke, Z J. Farber, Samuel J. Robinson
and many others.
Towsontown Colored Camp -Meeting.-
40 . meeting Of representatives from the churches
at Tossontown, Meivaie. Bare Hill, Hartford
Road. Hill Street. Baltimore, and Waters Chapel,
Carroll county, u was decided 20 hold union
camp. meeting, in Mrs. chas. r. chew's woods,
adjoining Towson'own. commencing July 2lst,
and continuing over three Sundays. Il 10 sx-
pected that tho camp will be much larger than
any ever held hero before, and there 10 no doubt
but IL will bring together immense crowd Of
people, especially on the Sundays during the pro-
sress Of the meeting.
At Jessop's Church.-very impressive and
interesting services were held at Jessop's NJ. 4.
church, near cockeysville, on Sunday last. Ap.
propriate addresses were delivered, hymns sung,
aud the graves Of former teachers and scholars
connected with the church handsomeiy decorated.
Mr.. W. W. c. Stewart is the superintendent Of
the school, the other officers being the Messrs.
Duncan, Geo. Taylor and Thos Roystcn. Rev.
joel Brown, pastor, delivered an appropriate ad-
dress to the children. The attendance was quite
large.
The Stallion 0lenmore. In our advertising
eolamns will be found . notice Of Gienmore, BY
Marshal Ney, considered BY many. one Of the
finest stock horses In the State. His two aud
three year-old colts are marveis Of beauty, show
ing fine frnifinR acfinn nf Iarra sire md nf haan