The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-06

Many of those pleasant little reminders. or
Invitations. printed on tinted paper, and Issued
from THE USIoH Office December %, 1859, have
not been returned. This 10 to notify those that
have just been the least bit dirslict that no are
still willing to enroll your names on cash book.
Don't forget Il
At Mount 81. Joseph's College, located on
the Frederick road, on Monday last, Eve young
men made their religious professions, preparatory
90 entering upon studies for the priesthood Of the
Xavier order, a. follows; ThOs. Jefferson Wright.
WIN. Boone, Henry Hayden, Robert Price, all Of
Kentucky and Edward strub, Of Brooklyn, ". Y.
AIR. Thomas 4. Sherman. son Of Gen. sher.
man. is preparing for the priesthood at the Jesuit
College at Woodstock, Howard county. felectured
on the Inquistion in Baltimore last week, and
Mrs. sherman came TO hear him. While there
| Gen. Sherman had Joined the Catholic church was
false.
The question "IIow long il Il necessary to
keep children away from school after an infectious
diseasew was answered some time since by the
Academy Of Medicine, Paris. Scarlet fever, diph-
iberia, measles, aud smallpox, isolation Is TO be
maintained for forty days. chiekenpox and
mumps lose their contagious power after twenty-
Eve days.
Mr.. Lewis Turner. SF., a well.known gen
tlemaL Of this county, called ut THE USIoS Office
few days ago 20 renew his subscription. lie says
he has been subscriber 20 the paper for upwards
Of thirty years. Mr.. Turner has been an active
busines man all his life, Il q staunch Democrat,
and whilst differing with the paper politically, has
strong attachment for it.
Mr.. Perry q. NJ. shiplcy, the Howard
| county farmer who fell from a hotel window in
Baltimore on Wednesday night Of last week. died
from the effects Of bis injuries on Sunday night,
at the Maryland uniyer.i,y Hospital lie was
q son Of Mr.. Francis N. Shipiey, Of Gicnslg.
| Howard county, aud - years of age. This IL
another warning 10 persons addicted 10 eonviviai
habits.
Collector Webster. Of the Port Of Baltimore.
has received from the Architect OF the Treasury
Department. plans aud specifications for quaraa-
tine cattle sheds, 10 be erected the Wnans pro-
pcrty In this county, beyond the Blue Bridge on
| the Baltic. Ohio II. X. six sheds arc TO be
erected In which doubtful or diseased cattle are
| TO be detained until cured before being shipped
out Of the country.
! certain Democratic politicians are already
making states for the fall Of iSS3. II wc are not
very much mistaken the people will have some.
thing to say hereafter as 10 who shall Gil the Of
fees in Baltimorecounty. They are growing very
tired of the 'boss" system and they propose TO
| put an cnd to II by sitting down hard on the
"managers.' who have been running things TO
suit their own sweet will.
! The Catonsvilie short line railway has hal
boom within the past ten days and active opera.
| tions are TO be commenced shortly. The road i
I now fixed fact and our Catonsyilc ne 'ghboss are
delighted at the prospec; Of having steam eon-
munieaiion with the city. Hon. james \. Gary
7 Is president Of the company, and this fact alone
ought 20 secure the early completion Of the enter
I prise.
On Thursday evening of last week tho
Temperance Alliance q: Hartford county presented
Rev. Mr.. Benson with $3.50 in recognition Of his
services in the late local option campaign in iha,
county. The pre.en,a,ion was made by Rev. Mr.
kciier. in an appropriate speech, aud as apprc.
cia,ingly accepted by Mr.. Benson. Mr.. Benson is
well. known TO our people. being formerly resi-
dent Of Towsontown.
Mr.. james +. Dunphy. supcrintenien, Of
3 the ". L. Sunday school Of this town, in shor,
address 90 the children Of the school at the enter
tainment given on Monday night. said that he had
been a member Of the school for twenty II years.
and that he was the only one in the school now
that were members at that time Mr.. Dunphy i.
4 very exemplary young man. and deserves great
credit for sticking to the good work 50 long anl
80 faithfully.
--Mers.rs. John :. Ditch and Luther Ditch
| have formed \ eo-partncrship for the purpose of
/ eonducting a carriage manufacturing basincs.
with Michael J. kilrOy. The shops are located At
No. Second street. between Charles street aven
ue and -. Paul street, this county. Mr. Kilroy
/ l. very superior workman, and was formerly
with Mr.. Daniel Haubert. of Goyanstown. The
Messrs. Ditch are of the we'll known firm Of J. :.
Ditch Bros, In the same vicinity.
Aid Association No. !, of the i9ih district.
held its annual meeting on the l., inst. and de.
eiared a dividend for the year iSS2. An election
/ for officers resulted az follows: President. ". J..
I Holt: viee-pre.ient. Jaeob Lee; secretary. Wm.
II. Lee: asst. secretary. A. V. Queen treasurer.
/ Michel Queen; finance committee. Thos. Boston.
A. V. Queen, Harriet Thomas trustees. Thos.
Boston. Thos. Jackson. J. II. smith. Mary Ball.
chas. Rodgers, Upton How, Daniel Bowen.
john Bush, haiiing from California. was
taken 20 Baltimore Thursday last. by the West.
ern Maryland Railroad. suffering from a badly
crushed foot lie was found lying along the track
IN the vicinity Of Emory Grove. lie could not
state how he had been injured. bat recolectea the
fact that he had been drinking the nigh, prevbu'.
in company With another man. but could not re-
member wha, became Of his companion. Medical
attention vas provided for him by the Railroad
Company.
The sunday school connected with the
church Of the Holy Evangelist. st Canton this
county. held very interesting Christmas festival
on Friday evening Of last week. There were sew
era carols sung by the children. under the leader.
ship Of Mrs. ". A Zoiiinger. organis,. Mr.. :. =.
Poui,ney made an address. DR.. H. II. Keech, who
has been oae Of the lay readers Of the church for
several years, was the recipient Of a handsome
pair Of gold eyeglasses. The school Is in very
fourishing condition.
1t IL said that among the matters 20 be con.
sidered at the annual meeting Of the Maryland
Central Railroad Company will be the filing Of
the vacancy in the directory caused By the resig.
nation of Hon. Stevenson Archer. Though the
opinion prevails in some quarters that Mr.. Archer
would reconsider his determination TO retire from
the Board. there l. reas.n 20 believe that he will
not do 90. and that a successor will have 20 be
chosen. !; is not known that any other change.
are likely to be made.
Those Bogus Fifty. Dollar Bilis.-The ease
Of Samuel Z. Fair, George =. Smith and Harry
Matthews, residents of this county. who were
arrested In baltimore on the charge ofsttempting
20 pass two counterfeits $50 notes, were tried be-
fore L. :. Commissioner Rogers on Saturday last.
1 and Fair was held on the charge, while the other
! two were released on bail accompliccs. The
| evidence showed that Fair. in company with hi-
/ two friends went into the jewelry store of Jacob
Cas;eiberg. on West Baltimore street. and selected
! . gold watch. Offering to exchange his silver one
and $50 for H. In payment he proaered h.
silver watch aud $50 bill, which Mr.. Castelberg
I thought was n counterfeit. lie told Fair so, and
the latter told him 10 tssti Mr.. cas;elberg sent
IL out 20 the Baltimore and Ohio telegraph Office.
I and also sent for \ detective. The note came
back pronounced "Not good, and when Detective
Mitchell arrived. about the samo time. the three
| men were taken into custody. August Ehrling.
/ barkeeper In Ottos saloon. on the corner of Gay
and Fayet,e streets. testified that Fair b ID come
| into his store with the other two on Saturday
night and after drinking about 30 cents worth Of
whiskey. rendered . $50 bill in payment. Change
was given. and they LEFT hurriedy. An attempt
was also made TO pass note on Mrs. y. Dietrich.
/ Who keeps q cigar store at No. 81 East fayeite
street, but the lady did not have the change.
Fair. on being put upon the stand, swore that he
worked in paper mill q, Beckieysvills. Baltimore
county. In the old paper brought there vas fire.
| quently money found. lie had found money at
times himself short time ago n lady showed
4 him two $50 bills she had found. and asked him