The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1884-03-14
Lnca1 Affairs.
LITTLE LOCALS.


Eli Perkins lectured at Statewide, ork
county, Thursday evening of last week.
Mrs John Favour near Fallston, who was
rara'yzed last Wednesday week, is improving
bishop Burgess confirmed three persons at
Grace Memorial Church. Darlington, last Thurs
day.
| Mr.. George l.. Anderson has removed from
near Shawsville t" his mill property, on Deer
| Creek.
Mr.. VIM. Robinson, of Dry Branch, who
has been very sick for some time, is now able
| TO be out.
Hon. j. Il. G. Talbot has introduced in the
House OF Representatives bill for the erection
OF public building in llavre de Grace for the
postofllce, U. S. fish commission, &c
deputy Sheriff Carman ON Monday arrested
| Wesley Hewitt, colored who was indicted by
the late Grand jury for assauting and robbing
Michael Kelly, on the highway. Hewitt was
placed in Jail for trial at the May term of court
The Bel Air Literary and Social Club met ot
iheif rooms IN the DenascrM building, Monday
night. The proceedings embraced matters of
routine only. The literary exercises will he
commenced at the meeting next Monday even
ing.
| We have received, with the compliments of
| DR.. Edward Il. Mackenzie, one of the graduates
an invitation 10 attend the commencement at
the nth annual session of the University of
Maryland Faculty of Physic, in Baltimore, ON
| the l4th instant.
Last Friday the dead body of n white female
| infant was found in II fence corner along the
roadside near Mr.. NJ. f.. Pnc's farm, soutb of
Bel Air. DIR. Wake, Munnikhuysen made II
| post mortem examination and asccrtained that
| ii had never breathcd.
Mr.. Horace F. Whiteford, formerly of this
place, but for several years a resident of 81.
Joseph, Mo-, was on the train that fell through
bridge while crossing the Sheridan river about
week ago. and received cash in the head and
sprained shoulder.--Ddta Herahd
County Commissioners Hope, Bateman and
Dallam last week examined the abuments built
ny Mr.. VIM A. Wilson for the new bridge over
Deer Creek, at Preston's Mill, and pronounce il
the best job of bridge work they have seen.
The bridge will be finished in few weeks,
MIR. s. N. Hyde, of Long Green, Baltimore
county, lately sold ten cases OF canned goods at
a per case Mr. Hyde has already disposed of
his entire pack of next season. He thinks the
remedy for low prices of canned goods is to ,,ul
up only com ana tomatoes of the best quality,
which, he says, will always command good
prices
MIR. Louis Giesc, broker in canned goods
% Exchange Place, several weeks ago attached
lot of goods belonging 10 II. X. tSF. b. Thur
Der " Co., of New York, for commission due
him. On Tuesday Magistrate lIemick, before
whom the case was tried, gave the plaintiff
Judgment upon two of the points raised and
the New York firm was compelled 10 yield by
giving bond,-Bahimore Hyalk
The bill to incorporate the Hayrc de Grace
Passenger Railway, introduced in the House of
Delegates, names as incorporaturs, Murray
Nandiver, Wm ii. King, Robt. Mcgowan Jno.
l.. Cook, VIM. r. Young and Henry W. shurc.
The streets on which The road NAV be located
are to be named by the City Council The
stock not TO be over 500, 600, in shares of SIS
each. Seven directors TO be chosen by the
stockholders every January.
The Washington correspondent OF the Balti-
more SIN says that State Senator T.. NJ. Allen, of
Hartford county, on Wednesday visited the rrea-
sury Department and recommended tlIeappoint-
ment of Mr.. D. Crawford Nelson, of Baltimore,
as superintendent of the Baltimore posiofIice
building. Mr.. Nelson is well known MS having
designed the Academy of Music aud several
other public buildings in Baltimore. Represen-
tative A. ). Hewitt, of New York, has written a
personal letter to the Secretary of the Treasury,
strongly indorsing the selection of Mr. Nelson.