The Baltimore County union., 1883-03-03

store near baldwin. on the tine Of the Maryland
Central. The railroad did IL.
-Passcngcr travel on the Maryland Central
road IL steadily increasing. and Il promises TO be
very heavy the coming spring and sumner.
Mrs. Norris was acquitted a, Belair on sat.
uriay last on the charge Of poisoning her husband.
The case will cos, Hartford county about $4,000.
II. Nelson wi,uer. Esq. a prominent men,
her Of the Martinsburg. W. Va. bar. aud a Of
Mr.. Jacob wsner. was here this week on a visit.
Hon. David Fowler has rented the Il ne pro.
per,y Of Col. o. 7. Macgili. aijcinin. Trinity
church. in this town. and will occupy IL in short
time.
We experienced another snow and rain
storm las, Saturday. followed by n dcliIhifnl
spring day on Sunday, aud since some very cold
weather.
The next Annual Conference Of the ". Z.
church meets at Winchester, Va. March eth
The NJ. r. Conference viii meet at Westminster.
March lith.
Mrs. Margaret lIeindlc. a resident Of the
Frederick road. who died 4 few weeks ago. has no
known heirs. Her estate, valued at $1,000, will
90 to the Scheol Board.
-Me.sr,. VIM. L. Hooper 4 Sons. Of Wood
berry. the extensive manufacturers. will build a
large addition 10 their Park mill. Mr.. Isaac
Crowther IL the contractor.
a bird has been discovered in considerable
numbers. which preys upon the English sparrows.
Our farmers would no doubt be glad IL this new
species would visi, this section.
Major John |. Yeot,. Of this place. On sun.
day last a,ten lcl the funeral Of hi. uneic. Major
VIM. H. Dallam who was buried At Rock Spring
church. near Belair. on that day.
In the orphans' Court ,hi. week letters
were granted to James Mccoisan on the personal
estate Of Maria Cole % Louis Krager on the per.
sonal estate Of Herman +, Knipplng
Prof wm. ". Evans delivered temper.
lectures at the ". Z. church, in this place,
Sunday and Wednesday evenings. to large audi
enees. number Of persons signed the pledge.
1t /. rumorei that the York road horse ears.
which. few weeks ago, diseontiued hourly trips
70 Towsontown, will shortly resume the same In
stead Of running every two hours, as at present.
-unler the three. year rule Of the VI. Z. Con.
ference. Rev. II. MeNemar. Of East Hartford Cir
cult, will this sprn; be Transferred 10 another cir
cult. Mr.. MeSenar has many friends in this
county.
The County Commissioners closed their
siitings for the purpose Of making Attachments on
assessments and transfers Of property. on Wed.
nesday last. The transfer books will be closed
until May Let.
Mr.. John C. Bosley. owner Of the proinis.
ing trotting horse. "Billy Baieye." has made ar.
rangements TO pu, him in training. and will send
him TO Philadelphia, for tha, purpose in the course
Of week or so.
The Messrs. Dit,h Bros. whose 6ne livery
stables are located on Second street. In the Belt,
furnished the carriages for the Custom Heuse Off
ciais who attended Major Dallam's funeral. at
Beiair, las, Sunday.
The Towson Guards will hare a nAl dress
parade and inspection drill on Tuesday nigh; next.
The members are requested 10 be punetual in their
attendance as business Of importance will bs
brough, before the meeting.
Mr.. Charles W. slagle, the well known
grain merchant Of baltimore, has recently pur
chased for $1,000, Of Ephraim W. Warner. his
switch aud warehouse property, at LinehorO. Sta.
tion, on the Baltimore and Hanover Railroad.
The ladies Of Trinity p. +. church, Tow
sontown, will hold bazaar at the Satatorium,
north Howard street, Baltimore. April 18th. jh aud
9th, from II a. IN. - II p. IN. Proceeds for the
benefit Of the reetory, now in course Of erection.
On Friday night Of las, week a large audi.
ence assembled at the Court House 10 be enter
tainei BY Prof WIN. Mason Evans with his un.
sxceiied Fecitations. All present speak in glow
ing terms Of the Professors eloeu,ionary powers.
a cSeking main was fought on Tuesday
night last on Gravel lane in this county. near
Greenmount Cemetery, between the brids of John
Duvail aud Henry Jones. Six of Jones birds were
killed. Isn't Il singular this nuisance can't be
broken mp.
The Delta Heraid says Il is glad to report
progress in the movement of establishing Nation-
al bank at that place. About $50 900 have already
been guaranteed and the balance, $4,000 stock
subscriptisns will doubtless be forthcoming at a.
early date.
The estate Of the late Thomas G. Brown, Of
Finksburg. Carroll county, who died about three
weeks ago, IL estimated 10 be worth between $780,
900 and $780, 900. Mr.. Brown has relatives living
In this county also brother and sister in Fred.
erick county.
-One night las; week a valuable Ssuthdown
buck was stolen from the aock Of Mr.. John ".
Garrett, at his farm, "Montebeilo," on the Hilen
road The animal was found slaughtered near by.
Mr.. Garrett offers reward Of 500 for the detee-
ton Of the thief.
-Havre.de Grace cannot be such IN IN.
healthy place after all, u We may Judge FROM the
following; The ReBsJiicaR says at this time there
arc hsing In this city ) persons over eigh,y-Gve
years Of age; 6 over eighty so over seventy 50
over sixty, and 2iS over hfty years.
The York. Pa, Age. February 23d in men.
tioning the arrival In that town Of two Of best
ku.wn citizens, says: Messrs. Emanuel Herman
and J. W. Lee, Of Towsontown, Nd. were amVng
the callers at The Age Once, yesterday. The lat
ter is the nephew Of the late General Robert r.
Lee, Of worldwide fame.
A Towsontown negro. named George Ste
veuson, vas arrested on Wednesday night by
Deputy Sheriff Barnard Fallon, and committed 20
jail by Justice Philip L. Moore, charged with at
tempting 20 commit an abortion on the person of
Lavinia Mack, eolored, aged about lG years. The
girl 10 thought 10 be In n critical condition.
--conrad Nsubur and Mary Nsaburr. his
daughter, claim damages In sums Of $4,000 and
81 800 respectively. from the Maryland Central
Railroad Company, Tor being run into At Lake
avenue crossing on February 2ist, and demolish-
Ing his wagon, &c. For this piece Of careless
driving on the part Of Mr.. Neuburr, he Il anxious
the company should compensate him.
-Eddis Traiil. aged nearly u years. eldest
son Of Major John I. Yellott, Of this town, died
on Wednesday evening after n long illness, from
Rheumatism and heart disease. This bright little
boy had been great sufferer, bat he bore Il all
patiently, never murmurihg. lie was devotediy
attached 10 his mother, who gave him every
attention that was possible for q mothers hands
10 do or heart TO suggest.
The Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of this coun-
~ has received from the Court Of Common Pleas
ef Baltimore transcript Of the records In the
W. John 7. Ford. claiming $4,000; Adolph Rose
W. the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad. claiming
$1,000. The other two cases are State. use Of
Bell Dashieli, W. J. q. A. Jones, Isaac D. Jones
and Rnos II. shipisy, In which 5000 is claimed
In each case.
-Edith Baiduin has aled . bill on the equity
side Of the Circuit Court here against her husband,
Aiouso Daiduin for divorce riaeai0 nsafrimoni,
on the ground Of abandonment, on the part Of the
husband, for period Of three years, AID which u
allered 20 30 deliberate aud hnal. II IL averred
that the parties were married 10 this county June
a2d, 1875, and have one child, girl about six
years old, the caro- and custody of which CON-
piainans pFays may be awarded 70 her.