The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1885-10-17

10. Johns MISSION, Il OiE LOuu.-I
Sunday, Oct. 18th, at p. M, by Rev. Watson
Case.
IS. A. Williams, Esq, member of the Bel
air bar, has a writer in use in his office.
"A number of rail birds have been killed by
sportsmen on the Gunpowder and Bush rive
marshes.
Rev j. II. S. Clark, of Rossvie, 18th dis
trict, has COW that makes II pounds of butter
per week.
The condition of Mr.. John E. Owens has
slightly improved this week, but his recovery Is
not expected.
The widow of the late Richard Walker
died at Hghlandtown, 18th district, on Monday
last, aged SO years.
"A reception and entertainment was tender
ed Monsignor McColgan, at Mount Washington,
on Tuesday evening last.
-Sportsmen in "The Necks" are making
active preparations for the ducking season, which
is now about upon them.
Under local law for Baltimore county
partridge shooting commences on the LIST of Octo-
Der and ends December 26th.
-Messrs. Samuel N. Hyde Son, the we'll
known Long Green Gamers, have obtained a
patent for a canned corn label.
The fast daily mail train on the Western
Maryland railroad now leaves Baltimore at a.
m. and reaches Hagerstown at SOB.
The Ladies' Mite Society of Jessop's NJ. L.
Church will meet at the residence of Mr.. John B.
Miles, Thursday afternoon, 22d instant.
Rev. David III. Carroll, one of the principal
owners of the Mt. Vernon Mills, preached in Tow
sontown NJ. E. church last Sunday morning.
Mr.. Jacob Shamberger, member of the
county School Board, accompanied by his wife
and daughters, left for Dakota on Monday last.
Mr.. Robert Moore, of "Glenmore," Hartford
road, was among the purchasers of registered j err
sey cattle sold by Gen. John Gill, on Wednesday.
We experienced very heavy northeasterly
storm of wind and rain on Monday night, but no
damage was done so far as we have been able to
learn.
Mr.. Robert Moore, of this county, exhibited
his fine herd of Jerseys at the Frederick county
fair this week and carried off his full share of pre-
miums.
Elder Amos Caylor, of the Dunkard Church,
will preach at Benson's Hall, Woodbury., Sunday,
18th inst, at ii a. and 7.30 p. m. Bible class
at 3 p. IN.
The business of the Maryland Central road
continues good and under the management of Mr..
Wrenshall it is doing all that those interested
could expect.
Mr.. E. B. Peasants, chief engineer of the
Maryland Central railroad, has moved to Towson-
town and is occupying the residence of Major
Jesse S. Hunt.
On Tuesday the York Road Railway Com
pany paid into the city treasury $311.91, the
amount of Park tax due for the quarter ended
September goth.
Edward Willis, son of DIR. R. Willis of this
place, has secured a position with the firm of
Messrs E. lowering & Co., well-known Baltimore
coffee merchants.
"A game of cricket on the Mt. Washington
grounds last Saturday, between the Germantown
(Pa.) Club and the Baltimore Club, resulted in a
victory for the latter.
Mr.. Thomas Hill, the well known Balti-
more real estate broker, accompanied by his wife
and daughter, is now on business and pleasure
trim 10 Denver. Colorado
Rev. Julius Soper will deliver a lecture at
Bosley NJ. Z. Church, Sth district, Monday even
ing, 26th inst. Proceeds for benefit of the church
and the missionary cause.
Between forty and fifty window panes have
already been knocked out of the Oak street school
house, in the Belt, the work of the mischievous
boys of the neighborhood.
Joseph S. Hoshall, of Piney Hill, York
turnpike, who was shot by ]. NJ. Keeher, of Bal
timore, some weeks ago, is still alive, but his
physicians say he cannot recover.
"A Republican mass meeting will be held at
Refers Hall, Greenwood, 18th district, Friday,
Oct 3Oth, at 7.30 p. m, which will be addressed
by Hon. VIM. M. Marine and others.
The third quarterly meeting of Hereford
Circuit will be held at Clynmalara Church, Satur-
day and Sunday, 18th and 18th insts. Rev. R.
W. Black, P. E., is expected to be present
DR.. II. b. Adams, of the Johns Hopkins
University, will lecture before the Hartford His
torical Society, at Belair. to-day Saturday, his
subject being "Joppa and St. Johns Parish"
In the Court of Appeals on Tuesday argu-
ment was completed by Messrs. Robert R. Boar
man and Geo. Hawkins Williams in the case of
Linthicum VS.. Margaret Cone and Chas. Krosch.
The Reisterstown baseball club, which
claims not to have been beaten the past season,
met the Woodbury. club on Saturday last and
were badly defeated, being unable to secure a
single run.
During the tennis game here on Saturday
afternoon last, team belonging to Mr.. W. Ii.
Perot took fright and ran away. One of the
carriage wheels passed over young lady, slightly
injuring her.
The pension case which has been pending
for some time in the United States District Court
against Mr.. Charles L. Jessop, of the Sth district
has been settled and Mr.. Jessop has been honor
ably discharged.
Rev. ]. NJ. Jones, pastor of St. John Is
Catholic Church, Long Green Valley, will leave
shortly for an extended tour of Europe. He will
be accompanied by Rev. Thos. S. Lee, of the Ca
thedral, Baltimore.
Mr.. VIM. P. Henry, of Lake Roland, left
at our Office this week number of fine egg plants,
of which he has raised a very large crop this
season. lie has marketed about 200 per week
during the season.
Miss Rosa Nelson Stump, niece of Col.
Herman Stump, of Belair with whom she makes
her home, will be married on Tuesday next, at
st. Pauls Church, Baltimore, to Mr.. Russell Muir
ray, of New York.
Mr.. Arthur L. Bosley's running horse
"Stolo" was sent to Belair last week but was un-
able to take part in the this week on account
of sore leg, resulting from injury in the steeple-
chase at Timonium.
The Prohibitionists have nominated Mr..
Henry Snowden, of the 9th district, for Clerk OF
the Circuit Court, vice Mr.. Reuben Gladfelter,
declined. Mr.. Snowden lives in the Belt and is
in business in Baltimore.
Mrs. Ann Jessop died at her home in Refs
terstown, on Sunday night last, in the 92d year
of her age. She was the widow of the late Dom
onck Jessop, and had been a member of the M.
E. Church for perhaps half century.
Mr.. Jonathan Myers, who lives on the
Frederick road, nine miles from Baltimore, exhib-
tied the other day at The Sun office, mammoth
yellow pumpkin which weighed Ill pounds and
measured feet l inch in circumference.
Rev. E. R. Rich, brother of Rev. A. j.
Rich, of Hannah More Academy, Reisterstown,
has been called to the rectorship of Grace P. E.
Church, Elkridge Landing. Until recently he has
been rector of a church at Raleigh, N. G.
Mr.. VIM. Dawson, of Belair, has lost six
more cattle from pleuro- pneumonia, making eight
in all, killed by order Of the State Veterinary
gur0eon For the last six his loss was appraised