The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-10


From Phiiopolis, 9th District.-This Is
nos the fourth weeksof the protTAeted meeting
~ Gorsueh Hall By Revs. Davis and Case. Much
interest has been manifested and through the In
nuenco OF the active Christian workers there have
been more than twenty penitents and seven con-
versions. Though the ministers have departed
for conference yet the work goes on.
The examination Of the contestants for the
prizes Of $40. 90 and 81, offered by Mr.. Thomas
1orsuch n, the beginning Of last year, has closed
The examination was rigid aud long. about 400
questions being asked The three best contestants
were Miss Belle Ryan, Irying Gorsuch and Nc.
Lane Iost, each missing five questions They
agreed TO accept an equal division Of the two htsl
prizes, whiclewas 80 each. The next best we're
Talbot GOTsuch and George Ensor. They missed
the same number Of questions aud agreed 60 di,id
the third prize, 81. aud received $3.50 each. The
Eve contestants deserve much credit for their en-
deavorr.
On Friday evening, "a inst. tho exercises Of
the Philomatharia were very interesting. The
essays, selections and declarations were we'll pre-
pared and delivered. "Critieisms" were read By
Miss Emma Stewart.
A most interesting entertainment was given on
the let inst at the public school taught BY Miss
Nellie Brown. The occasion drew together n
crowded house who manifested the greatest pleas.
uTc on witnessing tho exercises and spoke highs
Of those Who took part. They gave also much
credit % the teacher. The organ used was the
mcFs fc tival. The teacher and scholars promised
free entertainment TO the patrons and friends
for the help they gave at that time.
On Saturday evening last number Of Jessop's
congregation and friends FROM the hall made n
visit TO Hereford to bid Rev. Mr.. Gaze and family
goodbye. this being the close of his three years
ministry. very pleasant time was spent aud
before leaving Mr.. Case was presented with
very finely finished rocking chair, and Mrs. Case
With handsome silver pitcher aud goblet. Mr.
Edward Duncan. In very appropriate language.
prcsenied the articles, and replies In very appre
eiative words we're made by the recipients.
Mr.. Isaac NJ Price aud family. formerly Of
Prceville. this county, reside now on the property
of Mr.. Wicks. near Davisviiie. Mr.. Price will
oversee the farm and engage in the dairy bust
ness.
Mr.. Caleb Pearce recently bough, the "Run"
property from Mr.. AquiiA Matthews. and 10 nov
improving the came. lie eontempiates building
wheclwright shop.
The late Mr.. Israel Price. Jr., Of Baltimore.
who died Of rheumatism Of the heart on "a lust.
was the son Of Nr. Israel Price Of this vicinity
and was much thought of among hi. numerous
acquaintance. lie We, in the grocery business
in the city with Mr.. T. Hilrigc. corner Of Forrest
and iiillru streets. His many friends are glad t.
know that he hal been successful aud was loved
and esteemed in social and business life. We
sympathitc with his deeply bcrcaved family.
We congratulate our friend aud citizen. Mr..
appointment At the Custom House. lie has been
confirmed and has len Us fer bis jgte, in the
city. PnItoiolIs.
From Gardenviile, i2th District.
Catherine 4. Dumar, mother Of Mr. August
bumar. died on Sunday lat. IN the 6sih year %
her age. q dropsy.
On Monday March 5,b. officer Harry Coun.
Gilman arrested John Naikran. John q. Rat,
witch. Anthony lianley aud FREDERICK Rat.
witch. charged with cutting aud hauling wood md
timber FROM the property " Hoo. Geofge n. VII
ham'. They viii have hearing before Justice
koever. - much wood has been stolen irom TIL,
property that M Williams b. isterm ed 10 pat .
'tap % i; Anl to punish al tre.pas.ers.
On Friday of last week othccr Councilmau tlot
Antoine Weber . the aims house, bat before he
could get him cut u the carriage on arfi,ln :
there, be expired from stroke a paraiyss lie
hal been living in the Reighabefhoai Of Stem
mere Run, vas bsske; maker by trade. aud
about 8" years q Ase. lie bad NJ friend. IN ihi,
country.
Many Of the farmers bal con men,rl p'oui1s
bat the change IN the weather this Wcek b4s pat
stop to r Those hA,ips hish groani have
accomplished. god deal aui Of csurss viIi be
much - Ai'ancs % their eisttars whs are Rot
- tavorab'y situated
On Sunday Ia; Rev. l.. Echaf4.on preached
his ftressll sermon a. p4ich'. ". l.. church 49,
Tie cntlfe citclii ha. done better tbs YEAR in
fa''iug their arppriIanHeut than Tor many Pre-
vtous years. Mfi k.charlsou s,.ii continue.
very poorly AMI therefore NJ EiehArl.an ~ilI
not be abe 70 attend conference
ies dav' aso two EsH pa'sst through this
ne shb7raooi. stsitng every 'ass All tasin. tue
name. Il al ihe property oEhefs. bat fc'ase,i -
explain the object, but stated that IA about =
u5nth there would be another party v.it each ou.
q ttsm All then the mystcry aogii BE- etpiaiaed
They aailei from PhilAisiThia.
pair u tine horse. belonging g. Nr. george
Caick. II this ne shborhooi. ran away - Thars
Aay last. AHi one u thea ~as ia. aired quite bai
". Ia de'eentius the bill At Raspebu': On The
Beiair rosi. the team got frightened al cos. aai
ran al ffish;iui rate 81 spesi untii thsy got %
"Aoofcs run. when In attempting % ergss the
bridge the horses aud wagon ~cie throsn iuts
the strs.sa. falling about 10 f.rt. IL 10 most "a
salar tina, the hsrses ssre not Killed. TIE driser
vas vaiking Alons side u thsv saigon uhen tie
started Aai therefore was Dot Injured. ". A. X.