The Baltimore County union., 1883-03-17

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drunk. Dr.. Barton acted as knock down peace.
maker. lie was successful"
-Mr. Dieter wilhelm. who has been super.
intending the farm Of Mr.. c. BOhn Slingluf, situ.
atsi on Chestnut Ridge. for several yesrs died on
Chestnut Ridge. for several years. died on Tues
day last, after having suffered for a considerable
time from paralysis of the spine. lie was n very
industrious and hard-Eorking man.
The general opinion Of Mr.. Virgins 1. that
he is fret class fraud. lIis storm, which was to
knock things into smithercsns, aud which was
predicted for Friday, 9th inst. did not put In an
appearance. There was n little blow along the
coast and Virgins actually claimed that as his
storm. Better abandon the weather. making bus.
iness, Virgins.
| -CongressmAn Hart Il. Holton Of this coun.
| y, on Monday night was made the recipient. at
the hands OF some intimate friends In the city,
with beautiful watch chain seal. The presenta.
tion was made by Col A. W. Sheldon. The seal
V unique In design and of beautiful work manship
The presentation took place at Brodhead's restau-
rant, Baltimore street.
-Mr. r. II. Walker, Of the ID district, 10 the
most extensive cattle feeder In tho State. lie
has fed this winter about l55 head. Many Of his
cattle have been shipped 10 foreign points. This
extensive feeding OF cattle by Mr. Walker is great
" enriehing bis farm, and the yield therefrom is
simply immense. Mr.. Arthur Chcnowith 10 the
very efficient manager Of the farm.
AIR. james II. Causey, a respected citizen
OF this county, and for years past proprietor
Of cockey's Tavern, on the Falls road, died OF
consumption on the 10th inst. in the ilst year Of
his age. lie was son Of Mr.. 4. y. causey,
keeper Of the toll. gate at Timonium, on the York
road, and at one time resided in TOwsontown.-
lie leaves wife and several young children.
There have been more large public sales Of
stock, &c.. In baltimore county this spring than
We ever knew before and At all Of them prices
have been obtained. A majority Of these sales
have been advertised in the columns Of TnE uSiox
and posters Tor them were printed at this Office
1eneraliy these sales largely attended. which
a'issts the value Of THE CsioS as an advertising
medium.
| -On Saturday morning last as Mr.. n T.
Huiehins, OF the 10th district. who is a member Of
the present Grand Jury. was driving into town,
bis horse took fright and ran down the pike at a
tarions pace. In turning the corner at Dr. Willis.
dfus store the buggy was upset and badly wreck
cd. Mr.. II. was thrown out but fortunately only
sustaining slight injury. The horse jumped a
paiins fence. after which be was secured.
- correspondent writing from Black Horse,
| Hartford county. to the Journal, gives the peopIe
OF that vicinity very uncompiimentary send. aH
aud refers particularly to the members Of tho 81
! =. church In manner calculated TO make their
blood boil. II the statements Of tho correspon
dent are truthful IL shows rather n bad state Of
Affairs. and that community must be sadly lacking
in Christian charity. But one story is aiways
good until you hear the other side.
The band &C Turks who passed throu rh ,hi,
town on Wednesday Of last week canned in n
woods near woodberry on Saturday, and on sun.
day th' ir camp was visited by u large number Of
boys who got uP Eight with them aud drove them
on. One oi the women of this band was begging
about Woodbcrry, carrying dead infant with her
IN order to excite sympathy. II L. said-but the
story is most likely untrue-that the body Of the
infant was afterwards devoured by the performing
bears that accompanied the party.
1t is said that quite a shock Of earthauake
was felt and heard In portions Of Hartford and
baltimore counties about g; o'clock on Sunday
evening last. ltappeared to come from the SOUTH
and lasted about half minute. The shock NAV
have occurred but IL was not felt in this town nor
In its vicinity, far have been able 10 learn
Al the residence Of gentleman Of Hartford county,
the house was made 60 shake. the dishes rattle
and the shock seemed 20 cfcst the occupant, Of
the house rs would n gairanic battery.
The Towsontown Gre company held meet,
ing on Monday night last and appointed A com
mi,,ec 90 wait upon the County Commissioners
and request them 20 assume the indebtedness, Of
the company. amounting 10 about $3.50, and take
the hook and ladder truck OF the hands Of the
company. sum aggrcgating upwards Of 5000
was subscribed BY few Of the citizens Of the
| town. and the County Commissioners gave 5000
ou, of which the truck was purchased and a house
erected to shelter IL. Another meetngto receive
the report Of the committee, will be held NJ Rob.
insons on the evening Of the 27ih inst.
Property Sold for Taxes s-County Treas.
urer Parks sold at the Court House on Monday,
for taxes due for the years 1851 81? the following
lots OF ground situated In the ist district:
Lot situated at franklintown, east side Of
wethsredville road. containing 1 Of an acre,
] assesssd Ia christarhsr y. Miller. Purcbased BY
the County Commissioners for S69.6i.
Lot on the west side Of the Franklin road, COZ. =.
tanning hall nm acre. assessed TO Samuel Adams,
purchased by same for s53.6l.
Lot on the west side Of the public road leading e
to the Frederick road. containing 81 acres Of land
for $i3l.30.
The following lots were also sold in the 18th
district:
Lot on northwest corner catonsviile avenue and
the snlPher Spring road, two acres, assessed TO
Geo. W. Laurancc. purchased by the County Com
missioners for St3. 30.
Lot on the west side Of Spring Gardens, 200 BY
100 feet, assessed TO Union Glass company, pur.
chased by same for s9s.is.
Lot at 81. Dennis. assessed to Sophia Goldman.
purchased bv same for s36.1i.
Lot on the south side OF Main street, east of
William street. and lots Nos. 81 and ~ ut 81.
Dennis, assessed to Mary A. IIoughton, purchased
| by same for SITS.
Lot at Mt. winans. west Of sa,safras street, 10,
y. Ia. L.. IN.
| by A. W. Mellon for $500.
Lot At the southeast corner Sassafras street and
Little Market street, Mt. Winans, so by 100 feet
, lots Nos. 271 and 27S, assessed to s. J. Roach,
purchased by same for s526s.
Lot at Mt. Winans, on Loudon street, so by 100,
assessed TO j. II. Thompson, purchased by same
for $500.
Lot At same place. on Elm street, SO by 100,
lots No. l9i and 1875, assessed TO =. 4 II. Bob.
land, purchased by same for sI3.os.
Lot containing 10 acres, assessed to South BAL.
umore Land company, purchased by Patrick
0'Brien for Si3j.
Rev. @. Herbert Richardson. follow.
ing resolutions wcrs unanimously adopted BY the
adjourned Fourth Quarterly Conference Of Ne.
kendree NJ. T.. church, Washington, d. c., March
S, iss3.
WHEREAS. The time has come when the rela-
tion Of our beloved brother, the Rev. c. Herbert
Richardson, as pastor Of our church Is brought to
q close, be Il
Resoirsd, That we desire TO record our high
appreciation Of the excellent qualities which dis.
tinguish him as n man, rs q pastor, and rs n
preacher Of the Gospel Of our Lord and Saviour
Jesus Christ.
Rssoirsd. That while We bow In submission 10
the order Of our church government. which thus
terminates his services In midst, our hearts
are filled with sorrow at parting with one who has
so endeared himself TO Us.
Resoired, That We will ever hold In grateful
remembrance bis zeal and fidelity TO all interests
Of our church, and the eminent and faithful SER
vices which have marked his pastorate with us ;
and that our prayers will 60 with him for the sue
cess Of bis ministry wherever, in tho providence
OF God. he may be called 10 labor, and for the
welfare and prosperity Of himsef and his family.
Rssoired, That Brother Richardson be furnish.
ed with n copy Of these resolutions.
Compliment to an Attorney. Ex-
eeutive Committee Of the caionsville Short
Limo Railroad having In charge the condemna-