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

W. II. II. Powers, In the Public Hall, every sun.
day afternoon, at ~ o'clock.
81. JoAn's p. n. Church. Kiassrii's.-Services
every alternate Sunday morning, at II O'Clock.
by Rev. A. J. Barrow, rector.
Triaity ChHrcA, Long Gresa.--Scrvices by Rev.
A. j. Barrow, rector, every alternate Sunday, at
IL o'clock. A. III.
Spring commences on the 2cth Of the pres
ent month.
be . long one.
-Edgar q. Miller. Of Baltimore county, has
obtainSd patent Tor picture frames.
Mir Richard T. Maynard. Of the "a district.
Is foreman Of the presen; Grand Jury.
This Is the season for robins aud a great
many Of the rel breasts are being killed. They
deserve better fate.
An effort |. being made TO establish Cath.
ollie church in Toasontown, and there Is no doubt
but that IL will succeed.
Prof Green. formerly principal Of the Rsis-
terstSwn high school. has been appointed deputy
clerk In the soaasy Clerks saiss.
The school Commissioners have appointed
Zeiekiah {. Ebaugh. principal Of the Reisters-
town high school. vice Prof. Green. resigned.
a cu6tea man named Ge,rse Miller has
been LODGED in Jail here on the charge Of commit
ting an outrageous assault % the person of coli
ored girl
The track, Of the Maryland Central road
have crossed the Little Gunpo~dcr Ani are making
their way towards Bssir As rapidly As the weather
will permit
The condemnation Of property Tor the ca
louisville short Line Railroad has been completed.
Col b. q. Mcintosh. Of this place. represented the
railroad company.
-M-. John L OWcn.. Who la. scored such
success 10 the play of "Esneralda." has been a;
his home. near ihis town, several days, suffering
from a severe cold.
The growing Shest has improved very
much In appearance recently. The early .ovn /.
looking ilicfaby well. having rather the a4van-
thge Of tie late seeding.
II very valuable four. year old tro,iius
mare, with re,ori Of s.ao the property % NJ.
b. 7. kiniig. of York. Pa. died of lun. fsvstfs-
eentiy. She was valued At $500.
ia the orphaa.' Court ihi. week letters u
aininistrati1n were granted 60 Frederick Miller
on the estate q Lueretia Miller. ami 90 George =.
Wheeler On the estate q Jataes wheelsr
Alter forty years suffering ,ae Bucks cosa
" pa Agricultural >a,iciy has lied. Ain er
iaS death T. be sure. anl al s; LETT ~as So.
vhish am1gnt~asiisi lei among the "5ckholiers.
Nj Jane. Bovce. one % Bal,iuiors'. n1st
extensive coal lealer'. AMI vel. knosn residea;
Of this coauty. has b,sa asAflcl the contract for
supplying soono tons Z coal q the Phtialelphis
Gas Trus;.
-Ths late Major William Il. Daliam. BY 81.
will. left al bis property. real personal Aad mix
ed. % hi. wife absoa;eiy. Mrs.. Daiiam ia sister
Of Col. Wa. p MAal'5y. prominent iASyef q
Wsstmiasier.
II, Is a Ssil-kn1za fa-; tia; Cecii eoguty
timothy hay alEays brings Abau; 81 per ton more
IA the market than any other siai. and i; 10 said
the quality il better teeaa'e the bay - 81; -hsn
IL Is IN blossom.
Mr. wiIliaaa A. Crauttou. the vel knoWn
bsiiier q Govanstosn. ha. secarsl contract. re-
Gently for the building Of tso house. one in Tos.
ssntosu and the other fsr Mr.. DiaeniAasr, %
Charles street avenue.
Mr.. J. l. Harne. formerly resiiiag near
Rsistefstown, Baltimore county. married az
- Williamsburg, kansas, ca the i5th u February.
20 Miss Anuie Given, daughter u DE-. J. J. Given.
Of the lth district " this eosn,y.
jesse Leashsrv. an extensive cattle dealer
ia the lower end q York county and the upper
portion q Hartford eosnty, Who disappeared osins
large .ams - money TO farmers, has retained and
proposes . settlement With bis CREDITOR.
"A German named Jaka c. KannAnn. whose
home IL saii % be on Garrison Lane. Ia the lsi
district q this county, found dead IN the
woods, aeoui four miles from Annapolis. on Tues
day last. A csrcner's jury rendered verdict u
death from saknosn eAgses
Mr.. II. Z. Bar;le.on. a well known business
naan, has charge Of the station II Long ''rsen.
MArylani Central Railroad. uhefe very tasteful
station house has been erected. This pfeGises %
become great businsss point "a the lice Of ;he
road.
The Baltimore City Council ha. NJ, ys,
acted upon the proposition q submit % the pso-
pie o. the city the opportunity % vote on the en-
dorsemsnt q ss00, 600 vssth 81 the Maryland Ces-
trars bon a.. III, should come 20 a vote &c have
no doubt Of its success.
-Improvemsnt. 10 the northern portion q
thu Belt are ',iii 10 progress Ten 6ns houses
are 10 course % erection Charles stseet avenue,
and eve on 80. PAgi street. all north q Third
street. The houses are three story aRd basement.
with brown stone trimming
Mr.. Z. Z. Ijan.. for some time connected
With the public schools d this county, bat lately
teaching In one % the Baltimore grammar schools.
has bsss obliged 10 resign bis position on account
Of falling health aud has gone O. Florida. hoping
to be beEeht,si BY the change.
Before the adoption ofihe local option lA-
10 Hartford county, Clayman's Hotel. IN Belair.
rented for $500 year. The proprietor. Mr.. Shan
non, has secured the same house for another year.
eonmsnsins April let. for $500. clean 10" q
$500 10 the owhsr o. the property.
Mr. :. Z. Riddle. uho ha. been living On
the farm q MFs. Jane, Fosler. situated between
the Hartford and Jerusalem ;arnpikes, about
miles from Baltimore. has rented the hne farm Of
Mr.. James l.. Sutton, on Lake avenue, between
the Pals road and Roland avenue.
This is 20 inform "lEsthetie Reader" that
the UsIox did no, publish the poetry entitled the
LADY Ia the Hammock" And for the nine hun.
drad and ninety. ninth time n will stata for his
benefit that We take no notice Of anonymous CON-
munieatisns. Please bear this In mind.
Mr.. Benjamin y. Voc, father of the late
Benjamin X. Y0e, q well known Baltimore msr.
chant Who died 'hor, time ago. died last week.
aged 70 years. lie vas \ lawyer by profession,
and served two terms 10 the Maryland Legisla'
49, -i-.s-i fsas., ". rhias,an county
The sale advertised BY Mes.ri. Wilson A
Rlstsaa, 20 take place at LinEeys livery stable,
Tewsout0wn. on Wednesday, March 18th, 10 sor-
thy the attention % buyers. Some good. reliable
horses and valuable cows will be offered, besides
wagons Of various kinds and variety Of harness.
See Advertisement
We had another cold 'nsP tho early part
Of the past week followed by genuine snow storm
and rain. Virgins (syery body knows Who Wig.
gins isl intends having his big storm about the
end of this week. Let Ne hope that he may be
more badly cleft" than he was on his Grst storm.
As . weather prophet he don't stand A !.
The meeting Of the ToWsontown Literary
goeeiy, on Friday evening Of last week, was a do.
eidsd success, the entertainment having been high
~ enjoyed BY large audience. The piano recital
BY Prof. Werner, Of the finest musicians In the
country, was rich musical treat. while the other
portion Of the programme vas full Of interest.
-cenduce q. Stewart, q very worthy young
man aud . son Of Mr.. Z. Stewart, . highly re-
spected citizen Of the sth district, has been APP
pointed BY Col. Webster. Collector Of the Port Of
baltimore. % Q position IN Public Store No. L.