The Baltimore County union., 1883-11-24

maf1ed on lhursdayt at st. Michaels aud All
Angels church. Baltimore, TO Miss Edith Gttins
daughter Of the late James Giitngs.
-Rachel {. Boyer, rclici Of the late Albert J.
Boyer, Of this county, di Mt her In BAL
timore, on Wedncsday, aged IS years. She was
the owner Of considerable county property.
MIR. Samuel Brady, of the 81 district, mem
ber elect 10 the Legislature. " spoken af
didato for Speaker Of the House. I, would be a
good selection aud very gratifying 60 the Democ
racy Of baltimore county.
by the will Of tho late Robert II. Piper,
filed in the Office Of the Register oT Wills, hc
leaves all his property, real and personal TO his
| wife, Mrs. Jane Piper. and at her death 10 his
sister, Mrs. Judge Oliver Miller.
Judge Oliver Miller. ofthe Court Of ppeai.,
was in Towsontown on Monday aud called at TrE
| UNoN office. The Judge j. very pleasant gen
tleman. He requested " 90 send him u copy of
| Tnr UNioS IL !, did not contain too much Rcpub-
| licanism.
--Charcs Williams. colorcd. charged with
robbng the pos;uficc and store NJ Giyndon. West.
ern Maryland Railroad. In September last was be-
fore Judge Morris. in the United States Court. on
Thursday, anil pleaded not guilty. lie was tried
on Friday.
MIR. A. d. Farquhar. proprietor of the cx-
tensiyo agricultural works nj York, Pa. aud we'll
known 10 many Of our citizens. has lost the sight
/ of one eye through the breaking of the rctina.
Ills physicians hope to the sight of the other
eye. which Is also affected.
--ToWson Lodge. I. o. q. r., was visited
! Ihursday night by delegation Of officers from
| the Grand Lodge. After a very interesting meet
| ing the guests were entertained at the Smclley
/ House. where bountiial supper had been pro-
vided in Mr.. trbnn's best style.
MIR. Jacob Gucrst, Of the nth district,
whose barn was destroyed by Gre few week. ago.
has received 1920 insurance from the Hartford
county company. Messrs. Chenowcth & BRO. Of
Hartford county, have also been paid 81. 100 FOR
their loss on canning house.
Our enierprsing fellow citizen. Dr.. \. :.
Baldwin, has about completed a large warehouse
at baldwin Station. on the Maryland Central
road. The business Of this station Is growing
rapidly and il will. In time. be one of the most
important on the line Of the road
--Rcv. J. 4. Goueher, pastor of the First NJ.
T.. church, Baltimore, has moved Tor the winter
10 the corner of Charles street avenue and Third
street, which l. just square of the i;c ~
which IL Is proposed To- erect the new church Tor
{ the congregation Of which hc 4 pastor
The Baltimore County Teacher As.ocia-
tion will nee, nj the Young Mems Christian AssO-
/ citation building. Baltimore. on Friday and Satur-
! day uf next week. IN interesting address will he
! delivered on Friday by Prof. Chas. q. Edwards.
assistant superintendent; Of the city schools.
! -Mrs. Susannah H. Brown died n the rel
| den,c Of her daughter. Mrs. Bascmnr. ia the 81
district Of this county. on Wednesday last in the
! Si,h year of her age. Sh" was the widow Il the
late Hon. Elias Brown. of Carroll county. who at
one time represented Baltimore county in C1n
srcss.
~ cooking main. beat two in three i:ht..
for purse Of SD and the gate money came oil
in pit at Canton. 18th district. ON saturday
night last. The main was between paric. from
/ the city and citizens of this county. The city
birl. were the yi,iors Thi. brutal sport should
be broken up.
There is sharp contest going on f,T tho
! position Of lamp-lightcr and special officer for
I Towsontown. The place l. worth so per month
/ and has been held for about six wears by Mr..
3 = H.~iwa NJ Iua - a.
seeking the position. and Of course Mr.. Pcrinc
] would like 10 bold on.
! Fifteen member. OF the Maryland Bicycle
/ Club came out 70 Towsubtown on Friday evening;
Of last week aud took supper ut the Smcilcy
I House. where most bouuiiiul board hal been
| spread for them by the proprietor. Mr.. l.. u.
! Urban. The whcclmen had good time AMI &c.
| turned 60 the city late at night.
We publish in iu this week the excellent
and able report Of Dr. J. Piper. sanitary inspec-
| tor for Tnwson;own and vicinity. II should be
carefully read and diee.ted By every citizen Of the
town and those in remote sections will also profit
! By the suggestions the Dr. makes on matters
which concern the whole population oi the county.
! The Orphans Court Of this county has
! allowed Col. Charles Marshall. Il. Il. Boarman
and Hunter Marshall 5000 for services rendered
II. V. D. Johns. executor of the estate of the late
John 7. Johns. The parties interested. Mrs.
| Hodges. br. Caldwell and Others obiec; to this
amount being allowed. an appeal wa. taken TO
I the Cour; Of Appeal.
a slight fire occurred on sunday mornin !;
I las, in the rear Of unoccupici house On Boun
dary avenue. near the Maryian Central depot. I,
/ was FIRST seen By the watchman NJ the depot, who
| promptly turned in the alarm. Il was supposed
/ to have been caused by some boys lighting ire
near the fence on Saturday night
-TWo gentlemen who were s;rollins in tho
woods west Of Towson;own and north oi the
Joppa road. las, sunday, were much surprised 90
sec live deer quietly browsing IN an open space.
The animal was lame In one Of It's fore leg. and
had likely been wounded. IL is Thought !; may
/ have escaped from Druid Iiill Park.
The Journals style: AN ac.
= iicnt to Miss Williams whilst riding horseback
rom Long Green 20 she city. When passing Dar-
ley Park dog ran out into the road and rightcu-
! ell her horse which caused him 10 rear. rcsuiin :
. In \ severe strain 60 Miss W. Dr. Buckicr eHj.g.
complete quiet for several weeks" The DR.. mus,
I be one Of the lucky fellows II hec enjoy such a
/ long season of rest.
john Smith. coorei. who was hung n,
/ Oakland. Garrett county, Nd, on Friday oI last
week, for the murder nf Josiah Harden. also col.
! ored. worked for the Messfs. McCabe during the
building Of the water works, and was well known
10 our cOlored population, having been a frequent
Z visitor 10 SANDY Bottom" the Washington House
on Pcrrigo'. hill. etc. lie was q short. thick set
copper eolorci fellow. and weighed about 2o0
pounds.
1t is told uf n well-io-d business man. liy-
ing not thousand miles from Towson;onn. that
he 'ubscribcs regularly for the baltimore SH" and
after reading II sells IL for two cents per day "a
any one who may wish to purchase paper. The
story was told in the presence Of several persons
one of whom remarked that ''thc man must b.
tighter than a gnat's heel while still another
said he wa. "mcancr than the man who talked
through his nose % keep from wearing out the
/ roof of his mouth"
Jurors for the December Term OF Court
Judge Yeilott drew the jurors for the Decombci
term of court on Saturday last. The term com
menees Monday. December "a. The following i,
the list
George 7. Page......... Charles II. Cronhardt.
Anton Zimmcrnan..... Abraham Sco;t"".....
Albert Hrunier-........ ! Shadrach TiPton.......
Samuel ". Owinss.... ! Thomas e. Cbiids......
George :. Watts....... Mi-haoi O'iiara........
Alex. ". Hitchcock. James e. Harrison....
Albert Gosncll.......... . Samuel J. Simms.....
Milton ". Marriott. > Joseph A. Bnucr.......
Washington Buckman Samuel =. Butler".....