The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-20

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and is now In good condition.
-About $50 gallons Of milk are nov carried
over the Marylan Central railroad every day, aud
next week the quantity win be largely increased.
Mr.. Woods. who has for some time been
member Of the engineer corps Of the narrow gauge
road, this week sent his resignation TO Chief En-
ginesr Peasants.
a Temperance meeting will be held al Ep-
som NJ. p. church, In this place, on Tomorrow
Sunday afternoon, at ~ o'clock. Able speakers
from Baltimore will be present and address the
meeting. Pebble cordially invited.
The ladies OF the N. p. church at this place
heid an oyster supper, &C., three evenings during
the past week. In the vacant dwelling house re-
Gently owned by Mr.. Lewis Vogle. The supper
was literally patronired and q snug sum realized.
-Me'srs. bradley I. johnson and Bradley
5. johnson. Of this county, have associated them
selves as partners In the practice Of law, under
the firm name Of johnson 4 johnson. Their ofh-
ccs are located at 81. Paul aud Lexington streets
Baltimore.
| -Persons using kerosene lamps will be glad
| TO know that if the wicks are soaked In strong
vinegar twenty -four hours and then thoroughly
dried before being inserted. all smoke will be
avoided, tho wicks viii last twice as long, and
light Of increased brilliancy will be obtained.
a special passenger train on the Maryland
Central road Tan out from Baltimore on Saturday
] night last for the purpose OF accommodating
those who desired 20 attend the theatres on that
night. The weather was feaffuiy bad and the
number Of passengers, in consequence. was not
large.
| -Patrick liarty, who keeps q saloon on the
Hartford road, at Boundary avenue, was tried In
the Circuit Court here. on the 18th inst on the
charge Of killing young man named Daniel Cliff
| ford. In difficulty Ia bis saloon last summer.
The trial lasted about three hours and resulted In
the acquittal Of the accused.
| -Judgs John X. Smith. cf wsssmip.se mad.
bic arst visit 10 kilicott City, since the election
last week. lie was called upon BY many Of his
old friends and welcomed again rs one Of their
judges. Judge smith was accompanied by Judge
Jones. and they came 90 hear arguments in the
case Of Davis vs. Davis ct al. in equity.
Our neighbor. Mr.. John T.. Owens. with hi,
wife. were In Milwaukee. Wisconsin, sn the night
OF the terrible hotel re but fortrnately were not
stopping at that house Early on the morning Of
/ the fire Mr.. Owens t.lcgraphed TO his sister. Mrs
Wardin. At "Aigbur,h Vale" near this town. that
they were safe. thus allaying the anxiety Of tho
family.
! MIR A. Brooke Beali. who died a, his resi-.
dence in this county. the 9th inst. was the son
/ Of the late Rev Upton Bcaii, of Norfolk, Va and
l great grandson of ex.Gov. Ogic. Of Maryland.
| and ~ years of age. lie had been with the we'll
/ known firm Of Messrs. 7. Robert jenkins 4 Sons,
baltimore for ~ years, and leaves wife and four
children.
The trestle work on the Maryland Central
in the vicinity Of the Little Gunpowder has been
eon'irueted rapidly. The stream will be crossed
by means of crib.work. for the present The road
1 is graded to Forest Hill. and this is where the
Mccabe eontrac, ends. The .Egi. says the con.
tractors expect the 10 be running 10 Bsair by
/ May l,t. next.
/ -Mr Dieter Wilhelm. manager for c. Bohn
slingluh. Esq. on his Chestnut Ridge farm. has
been suffering for some time with paralysis ofthe
spine. lie 10 unable 90 walk and Il is very doubt
full We understand. IL he will ever be possessed Of
| that faculty again. lie was an industrious and
hsrd.workng man and has family depending on
him for support.
/ The annual meeting Of the Maryland Ccn.
trail railroad was held on Monday At Boundary
avenue station. and willis; We regret that two good
| men-membeFs of the Board Of Direciors-felt
obliged 90 resign. account Of other business en-.
I gagemen,'. two excellent gentlemen were selected
in their places. and We hope the company will lose
nothing by the change.
/ DR.. Wake u. Mannikhuysen. physician 10
I the Hartford county alms house. has urged upon
/ the Commissioners Of that county the advisabiliy
7 of erecting temporary building on the aims
house property, in which ,ramps aud other pauper.
coming from localities where smallpox 10 prevA
lent, 90 bcquarantined The Commissioners very
"tSN+s N'HNtNANA :" Htiih tbts
+ -Mr Henry Ligh;ner. one Of the Old Defen.
ders. formerly aresden; Ofths town ha. been quite
III al the residence % his son -in-aw in Baltimore
I for about two weeks past. Mr.. Lightner /. S5
year. old and was drummer boy in the var ofiSie.
! When a resident Of TOwsortown he occupied the
dseilin. known as the old gate house. the present
site Of Messrs. j. ". Lee sons store.
Tho injunc,ions granted BY the Cireui,
Ceur, Of iiarfsrd county sssis'. the Bankers' sud
Merchants Telegraph Company Of Baltimore,
| have been withdrawn. the company agrceing 10
pay the costs and the damages. and allowing
property holders from IS 20 = for each pole placed
on their lanis. The company will proceed With
the construction of the line soon AZ the weather
permits.
The School Commissioners of Anne Arundel
county appointed a teacher of public school In
the face of the protest of the trustees ofthe school,
AHi the counsel "a the Board has given an opinion
iha; the right Of appointmen; va. vested IN the
trustees. notwiihstanding the fact that the State
/ Board Of Education had construed the Law differ
entity. We would ask, wha; are the trustees O! q
/ school for
The Deer Creek Farmer Club. Of Hartford
county. meet today Saturday, at the residence
Of Me'.rs. :. u. and George T.. silver. The prin-
/ epal theme for discussion will be the swin,er
{ care of stock" This club 10 composed of gentle
men Of advanced ideas in agriculture. and their
! discussions are both interesting and instructive
| No doubt many practical lessons are taught at
these social Gathering
! An important change has been made this
week In the York road horse railway schedule
Cars are now run from ToWsont0Wn at :, and 10
a. IN. and every two hsurs thereafter until 10 ..
m. The evening mail from here. which l. carried
By this road. leaves at instead Of . as here.
tofcre. ear nos leaves the city every night for
Towsontown at n 80 o'clock. The company has
lately had its cars cleaned and thoroughly fami-
gated.
States Attorney Maynadier. of Hartford
county, has had the remains of Nicholas Norris,
who died under Suspicion eircunstane in Juiy
ls,i, exhumed. His widsw, Mrs. Mary Norris. l.
nov In Belair Jail. upon the charge Of having
caused the death of her husband by poison. P0r-
,ions Of the remains have been sent to Prof Tonry
Of Baltimore, for analysis. The remains we're ex.
humed fre~s-centre Presbyterian church yard at
Norrisyille.
Mr.. James Hangefford. aged ss years, for.
meriy resident Of Reis,ers.own. this county, died
in baltimore on Saturday last of organic disease
of the heart. lie was born In Calvert county. and
came 10 Baltimore at the age of 10 years. lie was
. lawyer by profession and hal written much for
the press 10 prose aud verse. lie also for time
edited the Sea,ls'n Home JoHraai, published in
Baltimore. lie leaves a wife, two sons and three
daugh,ers. Ills remains were inferred at Reisters.
town.
I Au"W&s ~ boFteyt 1i hoNar1 county,
formerly resident Of TowsontOwn, successfuily
carried od number of prizes at the poultry ex.
hibition held at Allentown, Pa, recently. Heck.
hibited II eOops on which he was awarded 10
regular premiums-lO hrsts, > seconds and third
and special premiums. On eight coops Of
game bantams he received 3 hrsts. Z seconds, l
third. and special premiums ON an exhibit Of
three eooPs Of Polish chickens he captured hrsts
and specials.
THE Dukesboro' Tales" written by Col.
X. NJ. Johnston, Of Pen Lucy. near waverly, are