The Baltimore County union., 1883-06-09

Webb, by next friend, W. the Mutual Fire Insur-
anee Company Of Baltimore county, was argued
and held sub curia. Stephenson ID. Williams W.
Alexis Morris and wife Judgment by consent for
plaintiff for 500 and costs. George @. Smith ".
Charles =. Smith case doeketed BY consent and
Judgment for plaintiff by confession for ~, ,l2375.
The case OF Levi 7. Smith vs.. the Baltimore
Permanent Building and Land Society that had
been on trial for several days, was concluded on
Wednesday, the jury rendering verdict for
plaintiff Of Si,0o1.62. by order Of r. X. Boar
man. one Of plaintiffs counsel, this amount was
credited with $2l0.s2. Thus ends n case which
has been In litigation about six years and has
been tried three times, once in the Court Of Ap-
peals and twice below. II is inferred the plain
tiG will make himself content with the above
verdict, which, taking OF the interest, is about
the amour, rendered BY defendant 10 the frst in
stance.
In the equity case Of EIihu Y. Jackson vs. Vim.
W. Richardson and wife. bill 10 enforce q mechan.
les lien for materials furnished, Judge Fowler
has Gled an opinion dismissing the bill because
no notice was given 10 the wife 1.-THE alleged owner
Of the lot on which the house was builtl, as re-
quired by Law.
Killed on the b. & o. r. R.-Emma
Walker, daughter Of William Walker, Of Elys-
vile, Howard county, in returning from Sunday
school on Sunday last, during n driving shower
Of rain, was struck by an engine Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad and thrown nearly forty feet
few hours. This young lady was employed 10 the
cotton mills Of Mr.. James A. Carey, aud was the
main support OF her indrm parents. Deep sym
pathy Is felt for them In this sad afiiietion. The
accident occurred in sight Of her home at n cross
Ing which, by its natural position, IL exceedingly
dangerous. and Il is said the engineer failed to
ring the bell In passing through the village.
Great indignation exists in that Vicinity At the
reckless loss Of human life, aud that steps will
be taken to make the company pay damages.
Y H. a. a.
/ from Frederick county about two years ago. This
accident occurred within two hundred yards Of
where Mr.. Elias r. Hartley lost his life on May
| 25th last.
Base Ball and It's Results. Tho Acme
base ball club OF this town, played game with
the Star club Of Lutherville, on the grounds Of
the former. on Saturday last, which resulted in
TvT~sory foT the STAR the score standing 81 TO 10
Some Of the members Of the visiting club got so
tlaied ut their success that they made track
Of the turnpike, extending from Chesapeake ave
iue TO Pcrrigo's bill. the distance being about
tiird Of mile. Three horses were entered, and
aAer two heats had been run they left the town.
/ Tie excitement created by running their horses
caused valuable mare, belonging to Mr.. Fred
Pice, to break her hitching. and running away,
SCATTERING his buggy into splinters. The great
regard We have for some Of the parents Of these
young men forbids Us making their names public.
but should another such insult be offered our eiii.
fens, We will make the matter so plain there will
be no mistake as to who the guilty parties are.
A Good Tree wash.-The following recipe
for washing fruit trees and preventive Of borers
has been furnished one Of GU. exchanges by a
gentleman who has used II with great suceess for
4 number Of years The present IL the best time
for using IL as the eggs are deposited at about
this time. Take four quarts OF lime. two pounds
Of concentrated lye, three pounds of sulphur, one
pound good tobacco, two quarts Of SCOT. thor.
lughly dissolve each separately, and then mix
together with about sixty gallons Of water. This
makes enough for thoroughly washing 800 trees
1f about six inches IN diameter, and gives hnc,
imos,h, fresh bark TO the trees.
Cured OF Bright's Disease.-Thc York
Gassns's correspondent, az" writing from
Shrewsbury. says: THE of two eases of
= 'Bdghi's' disease, by Dr. james Gerry. of this
place. ms reported in the May number Of the P,ae.
tiiioHer. medical journal published monthly in
Lancaster. Pa, IL attracting good deal of aitcn-
tion by the medical fraternity. They were ex.
tIeme eases of this much dreaded disease. one Mr..
/ fioofmeyer, Of Lancaster, Pa, the other Mits
Frye. of York county. The latter was n sequela or
/ scaTlatina. The prevalence Of Bright's disease,
/ the Doctor thinks, j. attributable In n great de.
! gree TO the adul;era,ion Of food and drink now
( 10 use
/ Death OF an Old Man.-On Wednesday of
last week, at his home, near Union chapel. In the
/ 9TH district Of this county, John Arnacost dc.
parted this life, after brief illness, in the 9th
! year Of hi. age. We dare say he was one of the
I oldest men in his section, if not in the county.
lie leaves three sons. Wesley, Rein II and John
! ". Armacost, and three daughters, Mrs. William
I Tracey, Mrs. George Halle and Mrs. Geo. wisner.
| The deceased had been q member Of the NJ. f..
church for more than sixty years. and had resided
in the neighbofhood in which he died the whole
Of his long life.
] Politicai.-A Towsontown correspondent Of
the Reisterstown Voice tells that paper what he
knows of county politics, a. follows "Mr. Ed
! ward W. Stiefel, now County Commissioner, is n
candidate for Treasurer. II he and Mr.. Parks
~rarry their respective districts, n warm contest
may be looked for in the nominating eonvention.
The other candidates for the same Office are Mr..
J. liarman Schonc, of the 18th district, for some
time clerk to the Board OF Commissioners, and
Mr.. Philip A. Krob. Of the 9Th district
TO where You will in Towsontoun you see can
dida,es and their friends earnestly discussing
politics.
Think OF ibid any one Of our readers
ever think how many steps the farmer takes in .
year! Take simple planting Of feid Of corn.
Take 5.aere field. To break il up would re-
quire walking some 30 miles. Narrowing. ten
miles: furrowing Il, twenty miles: planting Il.
eleven miles if With planter, and if dropped by
hand and then covered, twenty miles. Thus IL
will be seen that IL takes 100 miles of travel TO
put in 5.aerc field Of corn TO say nothing Of
euiiivatins. harvesting. aud the going 10 and
from the field while planting.
Death OF q Good Man.-Mr. WIN. II. Hun.
ter, who had spent the best portion Of his life IN
the cause Of Temperance and Sunday school work,
died at his residence in Baltimore, on Thursday
night Of last week. in the 65th year Of his age.
lie was known everywhere and recognized rs the
"ChildTens Friend" lie had visited Towsontown
on several occasions, delivering pleasant little ad
dresses 90 the children Of our Methodist Episcopal
Sunday school, and by that means had endcaIei
himself TO our people, and they will hear Of his
death with deep regret.
The Maryland Central Railroad. The
Delair -Eyi. says "that by the 10th Of June IL is
expected that the track will reach Beiair and the
road will be in running order 10 this point by
June 18th. When this occurs the company will
be compelled. under their contract, TO pay the
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