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The Baltimore County union., 1883-05-12

Pipe Line.-A correspondent writing from
Fawn Grove. York county, 10 the Delta Herald.
furnishes some facts that may be OF interest to
some of our readers through whose farms the
pipe line will run. lie says: "An engineer corps
in the employ Of the National Transit Company
Is now locating the ditch for the pipe line extent
ing from Miilway, in Lancaster county. 10 Bali.
more. II passes into Maryland about ono mile
east Of this place. The location Of the ditch will
be completed in about two weeks. Mr.. Riiis, ol
Boston, the paymaster of the ditchng gang has
been here making arrangements. A man and a
two.horse team are 60 receive IS 90 per day i,r
hauling pipe. II any one feels inclined TO usc
pick and shovel. he can make Si.7j per day in
the ditch. provided he boards himself II aay
one wants TO board the d,chers. he will get s5 -
per week. These prices are fixed. No advspse
will be made. no abatement will be allowed. A
man cannot ditch for Sl.T per day be must
work for Si.15 or leave II alone. And the zane
can be said of the other wages. The pipe line
men say they are determined TO give satisiaetbn
to all employees"
II Is thought the line will be completed aid
conveying oil by July ist, next.
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Rpiscopal vini,as,o

Episcopal Visitation. Bishop Pinknsg Wis.
tied the following churches In Baltimore esunty
the past week Sc. Thomas church, Homestead,
on Tuesday night, May 18th 81 ciemsnt's ehsreh.
Herring Hun, philadelphia road. May 9th, at II
e.eloek q. m, aud 81. Andrews church, 5 Mix
Hill, Hartford road, on Wednesday night, May pth
a. zach ef these churches he administeFea lhs
rite Of confirmation.
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Local Option In Howard countr.-Ths

Local Option In Howard County.-Ths
Eilieott City Times says: 1--WE have every reason
to believe that the strict letter Of the Law will b
obeyed in our county, because those among M
who sold liquors heretofore. are ~ . rule, Law
abiding citizens, aud gracefully submit 10 the will
Of the majority. II the law is strictly obcyed
and observed We will have an opportunity Of see
Ing the coed results that will now from Its adop.
tisn. The sentiment In favor sf Temperance has
been growing until lie influence is being felt all
over the land. - =
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To rHg PEorLE oP BALTIMORE COUNTY We In
vite attention 10 our new line Of Autumn and Win
ter Boots and Shoes, which We are Offering at un,
usually attractive prices. Gentlemen's dne cal
hand .sewed button boots for S3.ss; Ladies' hand
scwed button boots for $500; Ladies'. Misses and
children's hne custom shoes . speciality. II vii
pay you 10 give US o call. GuxHr. BETswoRTn A
Co.. Opera House Shoe Store, % y. Eutaw Street
baltimore Nd
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

HALLocK's NEw SEEp SroRE.-The new Agri.
cultural Implement aud Seed House Of Z. d. Hal.
lock Is located at 81 " Green street. second door
north Of Lexington Market, baltimore. Roland
Chilled Picws, the Young America Corn and Cob
Mill. Corn Shelters, Hay and Fodder Cutters and
Agricultural Implements Of all kinds. Agent for
the Champion Grain Drill. Goes Original Am
mOniated Rome Phosphate.
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Tho Late Lemuel II. Amos.-A CORES
pondent Of the Bclair Tiass furnishes the follow.
ing interesting items In connection with the death
and burial of the late Mr. Amos. of falision
"Lemuei II. Amos was n farmer through his long
life and was what the world calls a successful
man, having become the owner Of considerable
landed estate. with an accumulation OF means
more than sufficient for his needs. lie was very
self reliant man and would almost seorn 20 be
dependent on neighbors for help. even In his las,
days. lie was the father Of ~ children q Of
whom are dead, having ~ grandchildren and q.
great grandchildren.
or William Amos, grandfather Of the deceased.
we learn from memorial published by GsnPorder
MoRfhiy Meeting, that he died In his 9Tth year.
having been &c years n minister In the Society Of
Friends. During his long liic, which was an ex g.
empiidcaiion OF meekness, benes olenee and
charity, he was frequently called upon 10 act a.
mediator In settling disputed questions among
members Of the community, by all Of whom he
was held in the highes, esteem. lie . the pro.
genitor Of 10 children. - grandchildren, 1888
great grand children and great great grand.
children, and In 1890 his descendants 20 the num-
Der Of liO assembled In Lombard street meeting
house. Baltimore. and were addressed by him on
the subject Of the future State. lie was the
founder of the Little Falls Meeting Of Friends.
The deceased, Lcmuei Amos, was his last surviv-
ing grandson.
Al the funeral of Mr. Amos. Abel A. Hull and
Mordecai Price, ministers in the Society Of Friends,
ofieiated.
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Tho Month OF Mary.-The month Of May.
the most beautiful Of the year. has been dedicated
BY the Catholic church TO the Virgin Mary. and
the entire devotion Of the month IL dedicated 10
her. The May devotlons always begin and close
by special services for the occasion, the principal
feature Of which 10 the procession By the ekil.
dren. This 10 generally observed In all Catholic
churches.
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Storing Eggs.-ons who talks from expert
enee says that eggs stored with the large end
downwards viii keep much longer than 10 In any
other position. The philosophy Of the thing is
this When the egg is on tho big end the air
cannot expand freely. II Cat, or on the small
end, the air eannot be so we'll confined and exu.
dalton sets In much more rapidly. II you cannot
set your eggs a. you would wish, see 10 u that
they are placed large end downuards.
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Lively Times In Beiair.--0n Monday, April
3oth. the day before local option went into effect
In Hartford county, numbers Of persons availed
themselves Of the last opportunity for spree. aud
consequently much drunkenness prevailed. At
night the town was noisy aud full Of people
Several fights ensued and one man was shot.
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jne-At 4 meeting Of the Board Of Directors Of
the Baltimore a Ohio Railroad coRpaay held on
Wednesday, Presiden; Garrett announced tha,
arrangements he'd Lssa made Gor the rapid prose.
cu,ior Of lbs work on the new line betuesn Balti.
saere and philadelphia. The contracts, he said,
would be given GU, shortly. Mr. II. y. D0ugla.
was appointed chief eagineer Of the new lias.
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Pikesville Baptist Churchill 1854 the
Pikesville Baptist church was erected. AMI In
ssbruary is55. was dedicated TO public wonhip.
Rev. Joseph Metiam has been pastor sine its
erection, period Of is years. Alter having been
closed Tor repairs for some time u was reoInned
on s,h Inst. with appropriate services, the psstor
MI. Meitam, being assisted By Rev. J. d. Eng.
iish, the Baptist evangelist, Of baltimore.
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Canned Fruit.-The fruit put up In tin cans
should be taken out when the can Is opened FOR
use. II allowed 20 remain after the can IL opened
the action Of acid juices upon the tin when ex.
posed to the air may form acetate Of tin which is
poisonous. Pour the fruit out into glass or earth.
srnware dishes, and the danger Of poisoning is
avoided.
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vennor for May. We give below vsnno,,,

vennor for May We give below vsnnof's
representations Tor May, beginning with "a. .day,
the 18th: i2th-warm and summer like weather
generally. iath-warm. but too dry bush fires
In Canada; windy. iith-windy with scattered
showers. l5th-warm dry weather North rain.
West and South. l6lh-Thundcr storm. and sui.
try weather; rains. 1sth-IIot and .uiry, with
thunder and wind storms. 1sth-warm and sui.
try with frequent storms. i9th--Evcrythiny IN.
usually advanced; change to cooler and unsettled
weather generally. 10th, 2ist, 22i. 23d--Cioudy
and cooler weather with rains. eth. 18th, 26th
Cool aud rainy weather with cool to cold even.
ings aud nights. 27th. 2sth. Goth, seth, sIst-
Warm TO hot and favorable weather. with occa-
sional storms during the closing days of month.
with genei ally dry weather and strong warm winds
AMI gales; generally favorable.
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Petition Filed--A petition has been Gled In
the Orphans Court by Mrs. 3. A. Wilson and
husband, heirs Of the late John u. slade. John
I. Yelott and Z. n. Rieh. administrators psadrnss
life, asking that portion Of the personal proper
~ Of the deceased. valued at about 81 800. be sold
as Il would be TO the advantage OF the estate. The
order was passed ~ prayed.
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s. cLEAvELASp. of the firm Of y. u. cieave.
land, lj1 Gay 81. having sold out, would be pleas
ed 10 his old friends and customers at the stor,
Of VI. Liebiieh Co., lis Lexington street, neal
Howard, where he will be able TO show them q
large and choice selection Of goods aud offer bes
Inducements.
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saie OF valuahle Farm.-Mr. Thomas
l.. Emory has sold bis farm, situated on the llar-
ford side Of Little 0unpowder. near Taylor y. o.,
containing about 200 acres of prime land, with
out improvements, 10 Mrs. Mary q. SHREDDER.
Mrs. 4. will build o dwelling house and make
many other lmpFox oxemsnts on the farm.
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suffocated.-Mr. +. o. Roller, Of Glen Rock,
Pa, was sunocated BY gas At hotel In Baltimore,
on Friday night Of last week. On retiring, In
stead Of turning on the gas. he blew Il out, with
the result above stated. He vas engaged 10 be
married 10 . young lady of Baltimore, and the
lniy's brother, With whom be vas In company dur.
ing the night. cautioned him, upon retiring. not
10 blow out the gas, bnl Il seems his words Of
warning we're not needed.
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rx.m,ra yo,,r u.,,a II

Examine Your Weils.-It isvery important
al this season of the year 20 make an inspection
Of the wells. Absolute purity 10 necessary. I'm.
pereeptibiy the water will become unwhoiesomc,
and yet lie true character will remain concealed.
until disease 10 traced 10 Il. and the sooner is
Impurities are revealed the better.
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Bishops Herring Hun Course. Philadelphia road
on Friday afternoon Of last week, for purse Of
$500. The entries were Charles Carroll and Ash
land Kate. The race was won BY CarclIin 2;lIl,
2.t0i and 2:aal.
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Orphans Court.-The following letters have
been granted in the baltimore county Orphans
Court this week, viz: To John Sellman and C..
Bohn Slingluf on the estate of Thomas Selman
TO Catherine bernhard on the estate of Valentine
Bernhard. and 10 David Sutton on the estate of
Elizabeth Sutton.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-05-12

Marriage Licenses.-Thc Clerk ofthe Court
this week issued marriage licenses to John Fox
and Louisa Smith Elijah Jackson and Emma
Brown. and to George W. Young and Emily
Jackson.
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HoS. JonS ". cRisriELp. Princess Anne. Md.
wrote Us July 20. iss2, that he had very saiisfae
tory results from Diamond State Super Phosphat,
applied 20 corn, and did not hesitate 20 recon.
mend Il as a fertilizer Of great merit.
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A Visit to Spring Grove.

Of baltimore city visited Spring Grove Insane
Asylum, locate In the FIRST district Of this county
on Wednesday. They found everything In good
condition, though they think more space Is need
ed for the wants Of the insane. There are AIS in
mates. an equal number Of each sex. Sos are
public and so private patients.
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TorsoHfocH F'rs.byieriaa chopei.-Prcaehing
tomorrow afternoon, at - O'Clock, by Rev. W. J.
Gill, Of Baltimore.
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Personal.-Mr. Charles 5. Grason has been
admitted rs an attorney Of the Circuit Court for
Baltimore county.
Hon. Stevenson Archer, Of Hartford county, was
in Towsontown on Wednesday, attending 90 bus.
iness before the Orphans Court.
Mr.. William n. Booker, Of Baltimore, was ai.
mitted 10 the bar here on Wednesday.
Oregon II. Benson, Esq. OF this county, on
Wednesday, was admitted and qualified as an
attorney Of the Court Of Appeals.
Mr.. Benjamin Chew. Of Germantown, Pa, was
In Towsontown = few days ago.
Mr.. Stevenson Archer. Of John, Of Beiair, for
msrly assistant superintendent Of the Maryiand
Central Railroad, was In Towsontown this week.
lie l. now in the insurance business.
J. Thos. c. Hopkins and Daniel Scott, Esqs.,
Of Deiair. were passengers homeward bound
on the Maryland Central Railroad Thursday
evening. Persons from Belair may be seen on
the ears Of this road every day in the week, even
u they do have to travel about i've miles TO reach
the starting point--Faliston.
Messrs. Robert II. and John Thompson spent
Sunday last In this town, the guests Of their
brother. Mr.. James Thompson, Of the Clerks
Office.
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uASB-MADE snoEs.-Alfred Phipps, on Della
ware avenue. In rear Of Ady's hotel. fowsontown,
makes to measure all kinds of lady's and gent's
shoes and boots. Correct styles aud ft guaran.
teed. Repairing promptly done.
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The following jurors previously drawn were ex-
cuscd BY the court this week Vim. Gerwig, Gus
tav W. Lurman, Samuel r. Bellison. John w.
Hutton, William r. Vaughn. T. g. blair, Isaac
crowther and $. ". France. WIN. 4. Grimm, VIM.
Magiedt, VIM. Randall. J. =. Benson. and the fol-
lowing were drawn In their places Timothy
Casey, s. l.. RuH. John Wallace, W. y. Green,
George N. Horne. Samuel NJ. Price. William
Magiedt, Thomas u. Davis John II. Fowler, Chas.
Plat and George Mcdonald.
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Stock Exchange vs.. Towsontown.-A
match game Of base ball, to be PLAYED at oriole
Park. Is being arranged between the Baltimore
Stock Exchange nine and nine from Towsontown.
composed Of the following Walter Warner, John
Grason, u r. Butler, Chas. :. Grason, W. o. u.
Miller. Lemuei Ohutt, Dan. Jenifcr, win wardin
and ". Gill Smith.
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81. JokH'. n. r.. Church, LHfLcrriHc.-Preach-
ing Sunday, at II a. and 5.3O p. m, by the pas
tor. Rev. WIN. Dallam Morgan. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening, at 7.3O o'clock.
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Long Green Station, n. G. r. R.-Mr. II.
Z. Bartleson, the well known merchant Of Long
Green, is having an extensive warehouse built at
the above named station. Mr.. Robert Diiworth
has the contract for the erection Of the building.
Mr.. Barileson Is an energetic business man, and
no doubt will add largely to his already extensive
business.
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Transferred and Promoted.-Ml

Transferred and Promoted.-Mr ". y.
Chiffon, Of waverly. Who has been an agent of
the Singer Sewing Machine Company for nearly
q year, has been promoted aud Transferred 10
Siaunion. Va, to take charge Of the company
agency In that town. The promotion also carries
In this county will be glad 10 hear Of his success.
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Am old rnc,ory superintendent.-rhs

An Old Factory superintendent
Laurel prince Gcorgcs county, Md EafsTJ,rise
refers Co the fact that Mr.. Robert Pilson, an old
and highly esteemed citizen of that place, who
for years had occupied the position of supeFn.
tendcnt Of the cotton mills located there, "says
that he and his wife are about removing to New
York and will IN future make their home with
their daughter. Mrs. Seymour" The EHfcrPrise
says that In the manuscript copy of the history II
Laurel. which will soon be published. T. found the
following:
"In 1924 Johnson and wat.on leased the old
stone grist mill Of Nicholas Snowdcn for n term
Of twelve years. Under their mana cement IL was
converted into factory for spinning cotton yarn.
Six years later. while Mr.. Robert Pison was
experimenting the affair. Of the factory. the r.
loom was introduced here for the purpose of
weaving cotton cloth.
"And he remained superintendent uf the fac.
tory here until "A few years ago II il said by
those capable of Judging that Mr.. pilson was a
thorough master Of his business, and surely the
reputation the Laurel d acquired seems 10 war
rant such opinion. In 1855 the factory was
burned. Bits Of iron, small pieces of nails. and,
in one instance. u box Of matches had been found
in the cotton, and IL supposed that some such
material had escaped the yigilcncc of the pick
ers,' and, coming In contact with the machinery.
fire was started. Cotton is very innamnablc, and
there was n large supply on hand. and the fire
being once started there was putting IL ou.
WIN iuhucuuatc means NJ manu-, anu 80 tuc
factory was burned TO the ground, Mr.. Piison
nearly losing his life in the flames.
Before the present building was erected. Mr..
Pilson was sent 60 examine factories IN the New
England States, In order 10 ascertain the most ap
proved methods Of providing against dres, aud
his extended tour resulted In selecting and pro.
viiing the present most perfect sysism for ex-
tinguishing FIRE in the factory. ind-heafted and
liberal TO fault, Mr.. PiIson has made many
friends and few enemies A friend in need. ap.
plying TO him for aid, seldom turned away empty
handed"
Mr.. Pilson above alluded to Is brother Of Mr..
George W. piison, Of this place. lIe will be
remembered by many of our older readers. having
at one time, We believe. been engaged in some Of
the extensive factories in this county.
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To,c.oRfocH n. r. .ChHrci.-Prcaching Sunday,
at II a. IN. and At 5.3o p m, by the pastor, Rev.
W. T. d. GLENN. Prayer and praise meeting on
Wednesday evenings. aud class meetings on Mon
day evenings, at 7.3O o'clock.
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nv REnEDr heretofore known as '.Puimona''
win hereafter be called New Life the Great Cough
Remedy. Price so cts. Sold BY druggists. A.
n. Me,iee, Proprietor, baltimore, Nd.
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Triaity ca~reh, Long Grcsn.-scrviccs by Rev.
A. J. Barrow, rector, every Sunday afternoon, at
81 o'clock y. NJ.
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Whitsuntide.--To MORROW, sunday, May
18th. will be the great church festival known az
whiisuntidc. universally celebrated wherever the
German element prevails. whitsuntide is a fes.
tivai of more than usual interest, as being the
cason when the great miracle .rked Of the
descen, Of tho Holy Ghost upon the Apostles. The
feast Is one of the movable holidays Of the Catholic
church. being seven weeks after Easter. The
week before Whit Sunday Is known as Rogation
Week the Sunday. Monday, Tuesday and Wed
nesday Of which are devoted 90 beseeching the
Virgin for favars such she only can bcstow.
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Death OF an Aged Citizen.-Mr. Daniel
Roller. n native Of Pennsylvania but long n resi-
dent Of this county, died at his home. near New
Market 9Th district, the ith inst, in the s0th
year Of his age. lie was the father Of the late
Ills widow survives him. They had been IN arried
ffty sesen long years. lie was an honorable and
rnnscicniions man.
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Jurors for the May Term OF Court
Judge foSlcr drew the jurics for the MAJ term
Of court, which begins the third Monday, 3Ist
The drawing was made from 200 names placed in
the Jury box. The following IL the list;
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81. Joln'. r. r.. Church. K'agsriiie.-serviccs
every Sunday morning, at io.fs o'clock, by Rev.
A. J. Barrow, rector.
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What the Johns Hopkins Men Found.


Tho Baltimore boy Of Monday says; "Prof.
Adams and four graduate students Of John Hop
kins university. accompanied by Rev. Mr.. Leak.
In. on the trip down to Patapsco neck last week.
rediscovered the exact site Of old 50. Paus Church,
the oldest In baltimore county, aud once the cen
ter Of 81. Pauis parish. which then embraced NIL
baltimore county. The history Of this parish
was written thirty years ago by the Rev. Ethan
Allen, who prepared the calendar Of the Mary
land State papers. This work still remains un-
printed, inaccessible 10 students Of history The
manuscript was purchased Of DR.. Allen By Mr..
W. II. Corner, Of this city who, if sufficient sun.
port were guaranteed. would undertake 10 pub.
iish Il. A paper has been drawn up. signed by
| the bishop Of Maryland. the principal clergy
President ID. G. Gilman, Messrs. c. Morton
Stewart. W. II. Perot and others. recommending
the work to public notice. The value and i'm.
portance of such publications 10 the students oi
history are recognized by all but In this case the
story would have popular interest, since the hs
tory of the parent parish Of this whole region
would be one Of the church. social and. To some
extent. the political life Of our people. We com.
mend the undertaking TO the attention and assis.
tance Of cur readers
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M"NA' =" LON 81 MORTGAGE.

oNR SUN OF $4,000, TWO SUMS or
$1,000 each. aud one sum Of S6o0. for from ~. a.
I've years, at per cent. Apply To
N. W. OFfuTT.
Attorney. Ae.. Tovsanis~u. Ma.
Aug. 27.-tf.
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Circuit Court.-A bill in equity has been hlcd
by the surviving executors Of William wilkins,
asking for partition Of the estate and fer . com
mission 10 assign guardians for the non resident
infant defendants. The Court passed an order
directing the commission 10 issue TO Ferdinand
Berger and Charles =. schens. residing at Bremen,
Germany. To assign guardians. The decree for
partition will not be passed until the commission
IL returned.
A new feature in the furstenbcrg divorce case
was inaugura,el on Wednesday. Just prior TO
the bill filed for divorce by Mrs. furstenbcrg Levi
furstenberg executed 90 Lewis Ifochcimcr n deed
In fec for all his property. and lIocheimer stimuli.
tancOus!y executed n lease of the same TO Furst-
cnberg at nominal rent. Now furstenbcrg ha.
assigned the Lease back To iIocheimer, ani in turn
ilochcimer executed deed of the property in fec
TO furs,cnbcrg, the property now stands ait no
conveyance had ever been made. These facts
being presented TO the court, the injunction
granted restraining disposition of the property
was dissolved. The case now stands upon It's
merits.
The appeals from the jury Of inquisition in the
catonsvills short. Line Railroad case terminated
rather abruptly on Wednesday. When tho case
of John Sccmullcr ct al. was presented, Judges
Yclio,t and Waters decided that the jury sum-
moned by the sheriff was irregular. and tha, the
Injunction heretofore taken ia each one Of the
cases. In which appeals are entered was set aside.
and that another inquisit.n in each o: the appeal
eases he taken. The sheriff was directed 10 sum.
mon jury Of ?2 inhabitants, above the age Of 81
years and duly qualified. aud not related 10 the
parties interested, TO meet the lands Of Messr.
Joseph A. Brinklcy, e. c. u. Davis. John Seemui-
Ter ct al. q. $. Watts, Mary Judik ct al. and
estate Of Geo. Thomas lays on the 22d Of May,
1854. 10 value the damages which the owners will
sustain by the and occupancy Of the land re-
quirel by the said railroad company.
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murdered On Monday night last. Mt John
Wesley Chapel, ON the North Point road. below
the battle ground. by Henry Jones. also colorcd
The murdered man and Jones quarrelei concern.
ing female. the result Of which was that Young
struck Jones. They were separated by the com
pany and IL was thought nothing further would
follow, Jones however. crawlcd through window
went up the road and returned with n club, and
when young came out. struck him several times
over the head. crushing the fore part Of the skull
and causing instant death. The murderer was
not arrested until late on Tuesday, when he
denied having committed the deed.