The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-04-14

The large dancing pavilion at Lock Raven
IL 10 b. rooted similar 10 the one nj Pen. Mar on
the Western Maryland road. Last season tails
pavilion was covered by an immense canvas
Other improvements are also to be made 81 that
place before the summer excursion business opens.
Mr.. George W. Yellott, Of Long Green, has
EinteTed on his farm 81 horses. HE treatment u
two feeds Of grain per day with abundance Of hay
and good grooming. Ills reputation for careful
attention 20 stock placed In his charge Is wide
spread, aud the result Is he has Offers than
he can accommodate.
1t Il said that Hon. George u. Williams.
whose hne old country seat il located near Long
Green Station. on the Maryland Central Railroad.
will at his own expense improve the surroundings
of that station and make IL of the most attrac.
tive the line Of the road. It's beautifully stu.
ated aud can be ina n most handsome place.
The Messrs. Herr Bros, Of we'tminstcr,
extensive carriage builders. who were burned out
IN the recent ere in that town. lose property esti-
mated at $4,000. The firm has an insurance Of
$4,000 in the Baltimore county Company and
$1,000 In the Montgomery county Company
Their many friends In Baltimore county will be
sorry TO hear of their misfortune.
Suit has been instituted In the Superior
Court Of Baltimore In the name % the State Of
Mary land. use " John OConnor. against the
Northern Central Railway Company, TO recover
SI0.oOO damages for the death % the plaintiffs
son, james T.. O'Connor. by being crushed between
a car and locomotive at the switch Of the Beaver
Dam Marble Company las, December.
in the bicycle damage case Of u. y. Foster
against Col VIM. y. Maulsby. In the Howard eoun-
court last week. tho court decided that n no war
ran, was issued and no arrest made. Foster was
not under arrest. consequently the plaintiff could
not recover. aud the jury was instructed 60 giveA
vcrlit for the defendant. Foster says he will
carry the case to the Court Of Appeals.
MIR. Harry Brolhead, a we'll known Balti-
more restaurant proprietor. died on Thursday
last. Of heart disease. from which he had been n
long sufferer In the 57th year Of HE age. lilo was
Baltimore since 1864. Mr.. Brodhead was widely
known In baltimore county and had many warm
friends who will be panied 10 learn of bis death.
Mr.. II. l.. Il. Woods. who was for n long
time connected with the engineer corps Of the
Maryland Central Railroad, has been offered and
accepted similar position with the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company and will for the present be en-
gagged on the Phgaixville aud PottstoWn branch
Of that road. under Mr.. John Ridgely. who was
also AZ one time connected with the engineer corps
Of the Maryland Central.
Mr.. Robert Dilwor,h has nearly completed
his store building AMI station house On the Mary
land Central road. In Long Green Valley. lie has
also erected ample shedding aud stabling for the
accommodation Of those who wish 60 leave their
horses and carriages a, that poin; while they are
10 the city. Mr.. II. has worked very actively for
the success Of the road AMI deserves much praise
Tor his efforts in it, behalf
Prank Patterson. son uf DR.. W. II. Paiter
son. Of thi. county. who 50 mystetously disap
reared from his home some weeks ago. the facts
of which were reported In these columns at the
time. returned to his home on Wednesday after
noon last. Iii. story Is that he was "shanghied"
aud taken down the bay on an oyster boat. where
he had been kept a, work dredging oysters. His
long absence had plunged his family in the deep
e.; grief
When the City Council anl invited guests
went up the Maryland Central road Las, week
friend Hyde had provide an ample supply of
champagne and other ''iusiuuaiins" nuids. bat the
party did not stop long en- ugh a, his place 20 par
take Of bis hospitality. The only reason We can
assign for this is that the railroad auihor,ie. hal
a ear attached 20 the end Of the train. which con
tainel many "suspiriaus' looking articles. among
them some labeled romery Sec,' which. We be
lieve. is carbonated GunpoWier water. Anyway.
the Councilmen. all of whom are members Of the
"blue. ribbon bfisale.' par,ook quite freely Of
"Pomcry. which lead. Us 10 the conclusion that
It must have been a very simple beverage.