The Baltimore County union., 1883-02-10

already had very dissgreeable taste Of ID.
Col. John q. Holland, for many yenrs the
efieisnt superintendent oi the Catonsville horse
railway, has been made superintendent Of the new
CeHtIal Railway, which extends from Fulton sta
tion % Locust Point Ferry, Baltimore. A better
H,an for the place could not base been .sasa.
capt. 4. p. Dennis. residing near Ellieott
City, has lost three children In week. recently,
from diphiheria. IL will be remembered that he
had little con killed last summer by stone from
a blast striking him whilst walking along the rail
road Much sympathy I. feI, for the family.
MIR. Thomas Z. Psslsit, the weli-known
Baltimore city auetioneer. vas recently given a
surprise party and Presented with q cane By the
Daisy club, at his residence. Lafayette street
Mr.. farlest's many friends In the county will be
glad TO hear Of his being 90 kindly remembered.
-Baltimore eounty's sold man Of the noun
tain" appears TO be growing more aud more un
popular. The people in the Belt say they are
heartily sick ef soda water" Even those in
elined 10 abstemiousness say they would not OBJ.
ject TO something with little more "bOdy" 10 u.
Mr.. Rdw. c. Price. we'll known 90 many
citizens of this county from the fact of his long
connection with tho Maryland Central Railroad,
has made sale Of his personal property at Forest
Hill. Hartford county, and goes TO Baltimore 10
engage In business. Hartford has lost . good
citizen.
Mr.. Edward Ferry, Of Bclsir. has bought
from Major wm. II. Dallam, strip Of land, con.
tanning acre and third. between the Maryland
land. for 81 800. Mr.. Ferry intends 20 start a
coal and lumber yard In connection with other
business.
baltimore being nearer many large towns
and cities in Pennsylvania and New York State
than they are to New York city. an exchange asks
Why trade don't come to Bai,imore' Simply be-
cause their people can go 10 New York city for
two cents mile, while IL costs them three TO 60
TO Baltimore.
Mr.. George p. Everhart. of Railroad. York
county. Pa. intends building a new warehouse in
the spring. He conducts very extensive bust
ness At that point. aud has many customers from
this county. he is . brother Of Mr.. Edward :.
Everhart. Of woodberry, formerly Of New Market.
Tth district.
At a meeting Of the executive committee of
the Maryland State Grange, held In Baltimore on
Wednesday. Harry ". Murray, of Anne Arundel
county was elected treasurer. vice Joseph y. CHS.
we'll. Of Frederick county. recently deceased. Mr.
Edwin Austen, Of this county. j. a member Of the
| committee.
William J. Holt. uho has been empIoyed Cd
In the Appraiser department Of the Baltimore
Custom House for some years. died on Tuesday
afternoon last. al his home in the l:tn district of
thi. county, near StctEmer's Run, Of consumption.
lie was - years Of age and leaves wife and an
adopted child.
Joshua ". Fisher. of the sth district Of th,
county. appeared before Justice Gideon Herbert.
| Of Towsontown. on Thursday, having in his pos.
session III crow heads. lie made oath 20 the fac,
of having killed the birds. The Law aIlous6! ei..
per head. They were killed in shiplsy's woods.
near Texas.
--During the month Of January the County
Commissioners had GO new lamps erected. There
6je gasolihe and l75 gas lamps in the county.
! There expended for lamp service during the
month 81, 800. The Commissioners arc asked to
place gasoline lamps on the Hartford road A. far
| out a. LaurAvile.
-On the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. few
| days ago, the distance between Laurel aud the
Relay House, l3i miles. vas made In u minutes.
! This is pretty rapid travelling We should say
The engineer vas the veteran Vim. Gallo way. ased
! - years. Ills son. George 4. Galloway, vas the
conductor Of the train.
We hope every body saw the advertisement
of the Clerk of the Circuit Court published in las;
weeks Journal. Competent judges say I; is the
funnie., thing that has appeared in print lately.
II must be read 20 be appreciated. and in order
that body shall see u We reproduce it in
editorial columns to-day.
| -Thomas X. McCormiek has sael the CON.
missioner. that made the division Of the estate of
the late John :. Giiings. of ihi. county. for ser
| vices he claims to have rendered them in disc1V-
I ering property belonging 60 the estate. The
I miss:oners are 4. q. Psrine, {. W. Lewis. W. W.
| Mcclellan. Iehabod Jean aud W. W. Taylor.
| Mr.. Daniel T.. Lynch. employed in the
Clerks ofice. At Beiair. married in -. johns
church. Long Green. this county, on Jan. 25ih. to
Miss Mary L. Kearney. daughter Of Mr.. Franei,
/
Many prominent, gentlemen from BeIair attended
the wedding. A reception vas held ai the resi-
denee Of the brides parents.
| MIR. Geo. u. Hooper has fled for record in
the Clerks Office here = number Of deeds from
various parties, eonveying 60 him property sitna-
ted in woodberry. Mr.. Hooper proposes securing
about loo front fee; and constructing one hun.
| drei houses. none With frontage Of less than
twelve feet. lie proposes. then. TO dispose Of them
| BY making an Investment in ground rents.
| The store house and station at Bald
wins. the Msryla Central Railroad. is almost
ready for occupancy. aud DIR. Baidsin propose,
opening large country store there in the spring.
| Mr.. Robert Dilworth has also eommoiions store
and station house the opposite side of the road
from Hyds's canning establishment. and both
places are destined 10 become prominent business
! points.
| How 10 Il that n clerk can hold place in \
record Office for three years and his ineOmpetency
only be made manifest at the end Of that tiHe,-
! We should think three months At the outside
would be Sufficient 20 determine whether . man 10
| competent 10 Gil place or not. Il looks like
small business TO remove . clerk for totally
different and then charge Il 90 ''ineompe;en.
| ey." Blu, then such things can be done In Bal,i-
more county.
Harry Baiduin. uho va. killed in = rail-
| road accident near Cumberland. Nd, = few weeks
| ago. vas 4 son % Thomas Baliuin. of AIberton.
| Howard couLty. lie vas fireman on the GEORGE
| Greek and CamberianI Railroad. He bad only
visited hi. father feu weeks before. accompanied
BY biz wife and children. and then it vas tha; be
expressed the iniention q leaving the railroad
! service in = shor; time.
-Miss Fanny Augusta Lyman. nieee of Rev.
Father Lyman. Of -. Mary's church. GOvanssOun.
was married At Raleigh, y. g. on Thursday night
| Of last week. 20 Gen. WIN. Rufhn Cor. meuber of
Congress from that State. The bride IL dasgh-
ter Of Right HeV. Theodore Lyman. ProtesiAni
! Episcopal Bishop of North Carolina Among the
prcsenis were a se; Of diamonds and = cheek for
| $4,000 from the brides father.
| a grand concert and hop. under the diree
iion Of Messrs. L. J. Herman aad Joseph Vols.
Of Rossviie le,h district. will be held shortly a.
Deigie's Hall. miles the PhiladelphiA read,
for the benefit Of those Who have rerenty suffer-
eI BY the grea; foods in Germany. The object 10
. meet worthy one and IL should be literally pa
tronifsd. II promises 10 be a mos; pieassrabIe
affair. Card, of admission. IS eents.
Prof. W. r. Tonrey is nos anAiy ring the
liver. kidneys aud spleen % Nicholas Norris Of
Hartford county. whose wife. Mary Norris. Is m
der arrest on the charge of having poisoned him.
This wi be the prineipal trial Of the nexi of
the Hartford eounty court. Some persons are in-
eined ta treat the charge against Mrs. Morris as
not of much consequence. On the other haad II l.
claimed that uhen the up for trial IL
will be shown 60 be much more serious than some
are willing to admit.
| -Bro,her STREET.. of the Hartford Dea.ocraf,
says: "The Tossontoun UxioS seems 20 be afraid
the coming Of our railroad will Be DELAYED until
after the arrival Of local option. They will prob
ably reach here about the same time. Should
local option reach hrss !, s just reasonable 20
presume the railroad =iil be here so sSon there
after that some of the 'o,i stock viii be lefs orer
We trss, it may aud hope brothers LonEneeker
uil be here 10 see anis,hersise sna out for then-
selves. Both will be seleSms visitors Thanks.
Gov. Bowie's Stabie.-Tbs reports frsn
Gov. Bouies fairvieu training farm in Prince