The Baltimore County union., 1883-11-17
Sheriff Knlsh, ha, moved hl. family to the

-Shcfih might has moved his iamtly 10 the
Jail.
Judge Fowler was confined to the house
several days this week suffering from n severe
cold.
County Commissioner stiefel, president Of
the Board, was unable 10 como TO TowsonioWn
this week ON account Of sickness.
Margaret Ellen Rinehart. through her
counsel. Mr.. John GrAson. has iled bill for d.
vofcc from her husband. VIM. II. Rinchart.
-GOvernor Hamilton has not yet designated
the chief Judge Of the Orphans Court Of this
county. II Is thought that Mr. Centrum will be
appointed.
Mrs. John ". Garrett. died ut Monicbelo,
this county. on Thursday morning last. from in.
juries received by being thrown from her carriage
on the llih Of October.
-ETasmus Uhler. u native Of this county,
died in Baltimore on Thursday. in his G5th year.
lie was the father of DR.. John &. Uhler. who for.
merly practised dentistry here.
The total receipts Of the late fair Of the
Baltimore County Agricultural Society were S..
O6i. 60. and the Disbursements s7.sts.s6. Leav.
ing balance on hand Of $2iG.i6. The society
was never In n moro prosperous condition.
-MessTs. Crawford 4 Lily's Maryland Cen
trail Livery Stable. located on the corner of JET
fcrson Place and Second street. In the Belt, vas
unrooied by the high wind Of sunday night. The
south wall Of the building was also damaged.
Mr.. James q Kane, well known citizen
Of this county. son Of Mr.. Jane. Hanc. OF Long
Green. was married In Philadelphia on Sth inst.
TO Miss II. Lenore Patterson. Of Baltimore. Miss
Patterson formerly taught school in this county
and has many friends here.
At the public sale Of personal property be-
longing 60 Messrs. Charles Penn 4 Bro. on the
James Robinson farm at the Smile toll. gate.
Belair read. on Wednesday last, good prices were
obtained. Mr.. Samuel Pinkerton acted as clerk.
and y. ". Smith was the auctionecr.
a handsome parsonage for Rev. j. wynne
Jones. pastor Of Abbott Memorial Presbyterian
church. IiighlandtOwn, and Tome street church.
Canton. has just been completed on Abbott Place,
llighiandtown. this county. The new structure
Is three stories high. The cost Of the building
will be nearly $4,000. The pastor gets a salary
u 81 zoe per year.
Something now in the way Of danger zig
nas are being placed at the road crossings along
the Maryland Central The arrangement is in
the shape Of a diamond, with diamond shaped
hole in the centre. In white letters on black
ground are the words "Rairoad Crossing. ""ban-
ger" The sign is placed on n neat post about
ten feet from the ground.
MIR. Joseph W. shaul. sou Of the late Sam.
uci Shau Of the 9TH district Of this county. died
at the residence of his brother. In. law. Mr.. =
Howard Cole. Dulany's Valley. on 9Th inst, in
the G5th year Of his age. III. remains were
buried in the family lot at Black Rock Baptist
church. on the Sth Of November. Elder Chick
preached the funeral sermon.
The FIrm JpHrnat saws the chances are
about even that the old pork barrel /. not sweet
as Il might be. Get il out in the garden and hll
il with earth and let IL stand day or two. Then
empty and lll again with fresh earth after two
or three more days empty. scrub. turn up side
down. and burn under Il some bits of rags dipped
tn sulphur. II will be NJ good a. new.
The new sheriff. Mr.. Joseph Il. knight
made wisc selection when he appointed Mr.
Philip l.. Moore as his clerk. Mr.. Moore has hal
long experience in the Office and il thoroughly
familiar with all 10. duties. At the same time he
Is very polite and accommodating. and will make
a popular official. Mr.. WIN. VI. Ristcau. who has
been appointed first deputy. has also been con.
nec,od with the office before AMI is careful and
efficient officer.
-Rey. +. T.. Funk. pastor of tho woodberry
Tuesday from heart disease and dropsy. lie was
- years of age and a native of Pennsylvania.
lie had been living in woodberry abou, two
years, and was III about two months. and being
satisfied that he could not get we'll had made all
the arrangements for his death. lls was buried
at Hummelstown. Pa. His family consisted of a
wife and one child.
Letters were granted in the Orphans Court
this week ~ follows To Judge Miller on the es-
tate Of Robert II Piper 10 d. II. Carroll on tho
estate Of Lomas Wesley 60 Joseph II. Toomay
and Christopher Bcnncr on the estate Of Catha.
rine Ourspring 10 u. +. Newcomer. of the Safe
Deposit and Trust Company of Baltimore. on the
estate Of Lewis HOLMES 10 Deborah Baker on the
estate Of +. Sturgis Davis. and to Francis Bar
ranger on the estate II Mary +. Barrangcr.