The Baltimore County union., 1883-06-16

church, sunday, June 3tth, at III q. m.
The Bonnair Band. Of this county. will hold
q grand picnic In the grove q, Phoenix, on the
9Th Of July.
Mr.. John q. BOslsy has been reelected
chairman Of the board Of road supervisors for
the sth district.
MIR. Henry Deintsbaeh, our saddlcr, l. en-
larging his dwelling and store, on the York pike,
near the pOsiotiee.
The ALL day local option pie.n mic, at kano's
woods, Long Green, on Thursday. was addressed
by Messrs. Daniels, Gross aud others.
-Mr. J. Henry sellman, Internal Revenue
Collector, has appointed James d. Brogden stamp
clerk, vice Samuel Armstrong, removed.
a very successful fair for the benefit Of the
Catholic chapel, in this town, Il being held At
shsaiey's Hall. Don't fall 20 attend tonight
Friday.
Mr.. Charles II. Pitts, living near Sherwood
Station. this county, has been appointed cashier
IN the Farmers and Merehants' National Bank,
Baltimore.
spring, York turnpike, was thrown from horse
on Wednesday ami injured 90 badly that he died
early Thursday morning.
Robert slinglufI. oldest son Of Mr.. c. Bohn
siingluh, Of this place has secured position with
the extensive wholesale notion house Of Sickle,
HELEN Co., Hanover street, Baltimore.
in the Baltimore Court OF Common Pleas,
on lnuTtuhy, IN the case OF francis SlcNnnu Ne.
Richard I. Seabrook, action for damages for do.
priving plaintiff Of portion Of his farm In this
county, the jury gave q verdict for $3.50 damages.
-Our friend, Mr.. Adam Dietrich, Of the Let
district, was In TowSontown on Tuesday, and
called at TnE USIoS Office to renew his subserip-
tion. lie is live business man and very popu.
lar, which latter implies, Of course, that he Is
"good fellow"
An excursion will be run from Baltimore 10
Emory Grove camp grounds over the Western
Maryland Railroad, on Thursday next, for the
purpose OF giving persons an opportunity Of view
ing the grounds. Many Improvements arc being
made TO the property.
The 5:l0 train from Baltimore on tho Mary
land Central road. Saturday afternoon last, had
six weii.hiied passenger coaches, besides q bag
gage car loaded 10 the roof. II is q subject Of
general remark the rapid increase Of the passen.
ger traffic upon this road.
Some Of the patrons Of the Maryland Cen
trail road complain that round trip tickets 60 the
city are not sold from all stations on the road,
thus giving some Of the patrons Of the line an ad
vantage over others. These difficulties, however,
We hope will soon DO gotten over.
The young people of Belair will have a big
excursion 90 Loeb Raven as soon rs the narrow
gauge Is open TO that point aud in running order
band Of music from Baltimore will DO among
the features. ard the intention 20 put the tickets
on sale at all the railroad stations.
-Benjamin Stihier, formerly Of the 9th dis.
trici. this county. member OF Light Battery y,
Fifth United States Artillery, stationed at Fort
Hamilton, n. y, was arrested ut his home this
week for deserton. and handed over TO the au.
thOriiies a, For, Mciienry, Baltimore.
On the adjournment Of the Grand Jury on
Tuesday, they presented their secretary. Capt.
Thomas II. Moore, with very hands hOuqae,
aud two boxes Of cigars. as a token Of the high
esteem In which he held by that body, and
for his fai,hfulness In the discharge Of his duties
as secretary.
-Assistant Surgeon Charles d. Byrnc. L. S.
Army. accompanied by his wife. was In Baltimore
on Wednesday. The DR.. l. u son Of the late DR..
Lawrence Byrnc, Of Pikesville. this county, and
has been connected with the Florida Department
Of the Gulf lie has been assigned 20 the Depart.
meat Of the Missouri.
DIR. Pierre 0vide Cherbonnier died at his
home In Talbot county, on Wednesday. lie was
n brother OF DR.. Cherbonnier, formerly Of this
town. now Of 81. Louis, and uncle Of Mr.. Caleb
V. Cherbonnier. ofthe ] ith district. Thedeeeassd
spent some time in Towsontown last summer CON.
ing here 10 meet his brother. lie was a native Of
New Orleans.
We had an attack Of strawberry festival
this week. but we are not dismayed. Towsontown
may be behind In some things, but in the matte:
Of church festivals she 10, 10 expressive and
classical phrase. ''no slouch." Tho young man
who last week contemplated a new summer hat.
has given up that idea-unless he can stand the
halter OF for one.
Capt VIM. A. Thompson. 18th Cavalry, L.
:. Army, whose headquarters are at Fort Cum
minis. Indian Territory, IL home on furlou eh and
is visiting his father. Dr. WIN. s. Thompson, n
highly respected physician Of the s,h district of
this county. Capt. Thompson served in the Union
army during the war Of the rebellion, afterwards
entering the regular army.
-Towsontown correspondence Reisterstown
Voice: "a few months since Il looked very much
q
important factor In politics this year, but time
works many changes. and the aspect OF affairs at
present seems 20 point % the conclusion that the
trial Of strength will lie between the two time
honored parties-Demoeratic and Republican"
baltimore Herald: "Mr. Mosher, the sec.
retary Of the State Temperance Alliance, At q 70.
cent meeting Of the executive committee Of that
body, stated that he had been witness before the
Baltimore Grand Jury, and took advantage Of the
opportunity 10 explain the workings Of tho Ali.
ance to the Grand Inquest. This is perhaps the
first Grand Jury that has quietly submitted to
having temperance lecture delivered before t."
The base.ba nine Of this place met a nine
Of baltimore Ohio railroad clerks at Lutherville
on Tuesday afternoon last, and vanauished them
20 the tune Of 30 20 in . six inning game. The
u. q. boys were really entitled TO only one run.
which fact the umpire acknowledged. but the
Towsontown boys had q big margin and they
willing TO grant them the other six. We have
a nine here composed Of splendid material and all
IL needs IL work 10 make 10 . crack team.
The Gunpowder Copper Works. situated
on the Hartford road, about ten miles from Bait.
more, will cease operations early the coming fall.
Messrs Pope 4 Cole. who have been running this
factory for years, arc about erecting q new one
ai Canton to take It's place. and the latter will be
ready for operations by next October. This cop.
per factory is the oldest Of i,s kind in the Uuited
States some of the castings at present within its
walls having been brough, from England.
From Bal dwin Station. Long Green.-
Observer. Jr., writing % the Beair DcAaoeSaf,
says: "The Maryland Central Company are
daily receiving the Lie..isy. Of the people Of this
community for unfair and unjust discrimination
in the fare between Hyde's aud baltimore, and
other stations on the road. The fare either 10 or
from Hydcs 10 Baltimore IL 55 cents. making the
round trip Sl.iO, and the distance but rs miles.
The round trip from Failston TO Baltimore, q
one will ask. I will tell you. AZ faliston they
cell tickets, but on account Of some discrepancy
Of opinion the part Of certain railroad eleiais
the patrons at Iiyde's have 10 pay their fare 10
the conductors. and for that privilege they are
taxed with this overeharge. The air around here
is teeming with ehaaye. And this change should
apply to some Of tho train men well as 20 other
matters. They-or at least some Of thsm--are
entirely too careless with their work. A few days
since Mr.. Marshal had three barrels Of sugar
and a barrel Of molasses shipped 10 Baldwin from
Baltimore. In unloading the same at Baidwin
two Of the three sugar barrels were bursted, and
the moiasses barrel injured so that several gal
Ions Of syrup were lost. Mr.. Marshal refused 10
receive the goods. l have not learned the ter.
mination Of the affair, but certainly some one will
be the loser, and some one will have % shoulder
the blame. Who should Il bey
"The efOrwood--Grover shooting episode 10 FREQ.
ly commented upon by all our people. They are
nearly mn nimo In their verdict as to tha nut.