The Baltimore County union., 1883-11-03

-TrelPass Notices can be had cheap by ap-
plying at THE USIoS Office.
The Nsshodists Of Glyndon, W. M. n. r.,
contemplate building church Rt that place.
There are In Baltimore county 2o4 pen
sioners who draw from the Government each quar-
ter si,620.75.
During the month Of 0ctober the Clerk Of
the ceurt for this county granted twenty mar
riage licenses.
The past has been bad week In Baltimore
for Hartford countians. A number Of them we're
arrested and lodged In the station houses on the
charge Of drunkenness.
The Hockey Mills, located near the Relay
House, u. a q. Railroad, we're destroyed by Gre
on Friday night Of last week. The loss is about
10000, partially covered BY insurance.
BODY snatehers made an attempt on We'd
nesday night TO rob grave In the cemetery near
Bayview Asylum, 18th district, but they we're
frightened oh before accomplishing their objest
-Richard c. Chenowith. son Of tho late Jno.
u chenowi,h, Of Uppereo, this county, died at
Hanover, Pa, few days ago. During the late
war he served In company c, 9th Maryland Vol.
unteers.
Mr.. Jacob counselman, n weil.known citi.
zen Of Baltimore and . native Of this county,
died few days ago. aged &c years. For mum
Der OF years he was contractor for the n. c. X.
X. Company.
The ladies Of the Towsontown NJ. Y. church
will hold fair aud supper. on Tuesday, wednes-
day and Thursday, Nov. 18th. iith and 18th,
proceeds TO be devoted TO pastors support. Do.
nations thankfully received.
Tho race at Herring Run course on Thurs.
day, between Billy Beck and Rocket, for $1,000,
vas won by Billy Beck. The winner also got
te,money. Best time 2:3g.
-Plouro.pneumonia has again made its ap-
pearance In this county. on n farm on the Liberty
road, and several deaths have occurred among
cattle. Farmers in the vicinity have taken all
necessary precautions to prevent its spread.
Mr.. Lewis II. Urban, proprietor Of the
Smedley House, Towsontown. who was last week
elected president Of the Baltimore County Liquor
Dealers Union, this week sent his resignation TO
that body. lie has also Withdrawn his member
ship from the association.
The Republican meeting held at Dilworth's,
on the Maryland Central Railroad, Thursday
night last, was attended by from four TO Eve hun.
drod people. Speeches wsr made BY a number Of
candidate and others. Much enthusiasm pre-
vailed and everything was orderly aud pleasant.
The Orphans Court Of this county on We'd.
nesday decided that the costs in the John T.
Johns will case. which up to this time aggregate
S',35i. must be paid out of the estate. When
this order was passed by the court Mr.. n. V. d.
Johns' VINO was appointed administrator Pendente
lite 10 connection with MTs. Hodges resigned.
Mr.. Thomas n. lIardcastie, son Of ten.
HardcastIc, OF Kent county. was married on
Thursday Of last week TO Miss Eleanor Kellogg,
daughter Of Mr.. Henry Kellogg. Of this county.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. W. II. n.
""s'S' ttNavE W cuuFcu. IoWfOn-
town, at the residence Of the brides father. near
Lutherville.
About two years ago George Tyler. an in
dustrious colored hod-carrier Of this place, gave
his leit knee serious wrench while at work.
since then the injury has been growing steadily
worse until now he Is entirely incapacitated for
work, suffering at times intense pain. Ills ply
sicians have decided that the leg must be ampu.
tated and the operation will be performed at tho
City Hospital next Monday. Tyler isyet young
man and uP 20 the time he sustained the injury
was robust and powerful fellow.
The late Col. John n. Denning. who ut one
time resided at Govansown, left an estate Of over
sl5O,o0O. all Of which ho bequeathed to n married
grand daughter. entirely cutting OF his only child,
Mrs. Nannort. who IL the mother Of the fortunate
legatee. Mrs. Vannort brought suit in the SUI
perior Court OF Baltimore TO have the will set
aside. on the ground that her father was Of un.
sound mind at the time Of making Il. Tho case
was tried this week and resulted in favor Of Mrs.
Nannort, who thus gets the whole estate.