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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1886-05-07


Two MEN ACCIDENTALLY KILLED IN SLATE
QUARRIEs.- Thursday of last week John
Thomas, q Quarryman, was almost instantly
killed, at the slate quarry of Robert l.. JONES'
near Delta, by falling out of a box in which, with
another workman named Eberts he was being
lowered into the quarry. The box in descending
lodged upon projection and the rope to which
1t was attached became slack. The box turned
partly over on the ledge on which it rested and
fell Off The sudden jerk threw Mr. Thomas
out and he fell to the bottom of the quarry,
distance Of us feet. He lived only a few mo-
ments. His companion, Eberts, was thrown
on the edge Of the box, where he lay balanced
for moment, but fortunately grasped the side
of the box with his hand, and recovering his bal
ance was saved. Mr.. Thomas leaves wife and
seven or eight children.
On Monday William Lloyd, another quarry
man, aged 81 years, while engaged in working q
boom or derrick at VIM. E. Williams slate
quarry, neal Delta, was accidentally jerked
from his feet by the rope he was pulling, and
fell into the quarry. He struck the ground at
a distance of perhaps rs feet below and was in
stantly killed.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1886-05-07
MARRIED.

announcements Of Marriages and Deaths free
obituary Notices fire cents per line.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1886-05-07

FIRES. -Last Friday night dwelling and
two outbnildings, belonging TO Mr.. John s.
Baldwin, Baltimore county, near Baldwin sta
tion, Maryland Central Railroad were destroyed
by fire.
On Saturday the canning house of Mr., George
Mitchell, at Darlington, was entirely destroyed
by fire. One end of the building had been occu-
pied during the winter by a man and his wife,
Their bed caught fire from sparks, and the build
ing was thereby set on fire. There was no in
surance. Mr. r. IL. Carr had rented it and was
about to store a large number of cans in It,.
The dwelling house of Mr. VIM. j. Robinson,
near Forest Hill, caught fire, on. Monday night,
from flue, and was entirely destroyed.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1886-05-07

PROCEEDINGS OF THE SCHOOL COMMISSION
ERs.-The trustees of colored school, No. 5,
third district, applied for new school house at
Fallston. They were requested to make their
application in writing.
The time of the trustees having expired by
Limitation the board concluded that it was not
necessary to render decision in the controver-
sy at Falston school. Messrs. VIM. NJ. Edelin,,
Howard Amoss and Henry C. johnson were ap-
pointed trustees of this school.
The list Of trustees was revised.
Ten dollars each was donated to libraries at
Jarrettsvllle and at Mechanicsvile.
A number of bills were audited and ordered
TO be paid.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1886-05-07
JOHN 4, HANNA CO.
BE4H AIR. Md
TRUSTEES SALE.
situate and lying in Hartford county, Md.
First-AlI that Valuable Store Propert
and Dwelling,


First-AI that Valuable Store Property
and Dwelling,
A.=Ls = and the lot on which the same are
fsSSss fEtSSiSS situated containing about 1 Acre,
M iE+ITrSrs More or Less, near said station, and
E6<Ess3szsSS&sat the corner formed by the line of
the p, w. and l}. Railroad aud the public road
leading from Perrymansvle to Michaelsville,
being the same and all the land described in a
deed from Ethan Michael and Lewis ID. Michael
to VIM. Bush Michael, dated on the 3D. day of
March; 1851, and recorded among the Land
Records of the Circuit Court for Hartford county.
This store is the one in which the firm of Mich
ael Bros. have been carrying on the business of
country merchants, and the stand is one of the
Oldest and best established in the county. The
buildings are in good repair and the property is
very desirable.
Second-AlI that Tot of Ground
1855 pwELEING I and H some outbuiidings,
"a IEfTmssSAin or near Perrymansville, on the
tzasasssoSs12Bush River Neck Road. now occu-
pied by a certain Thomas and John Martin, con-
tanning about
2 ACRES AND PERCHES, More or Less,
being the same and all the lot of ground which is
secondly described in deed from VIM. g. Weth-
eral and Robert Mickle, executors, ct al. to VIM
Bush Michael, dated on the 10th day of Septem-
Der, 1865, and recorded among the Land Records
except so much Of the same as was conveyed by
VIM. Bush Michael and wife to Richard Hollo-
way, by deed dated on the 10th day of May, 1873.
in Liber y. H. j., No. 20 folio 1856. The improve
NETS on this lot are in good repair and the loca-
ton and ueighborhood render it desirable pro-
Derty.
Fhird--Au that Unimproved Lot of
Ground
in or near Perrymansville containing
About Two Acres, More or Less,
particularly described in a deed of the same from
Alexander c.. MORGAN and wife to VIM. Bush
Michael, dated on the 10Th day of December, 1872,
and recorded among the Land Records aforesaid,
in Liber A. L. j. No. 2S, folio ll8, sc. This lot is
favorably located and valuable for building pur-
poses.
TERMS OF SALE.
The terms of sale as prescribed by the decree
are-one- third of the purchase money to be paid
in cash on the day of sale or on the ratification
thereof one-third in six months, and the residue
in twelve months from the day of sale, or all cash
at the option of the purchaser; the credit pay
ments TO bear interest from the day of sale, and
to be secured by the notes or bonds of the pur-
chaser, with security to be approved by the trus-
tee.
HENRY D. HARLAN, Trustee
j. S. Richardson, Auctioneer. Tiny
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1886-05-07

REV. s, A. HoBLITzELL, the newly appointed
pastor of Bel Air NJ. P. Church, arrived in
Bel Air with his family on Saturday and preach.
ed his first sermon to his new congregation in
the church here, Sunday morning. Rev. Mr..
Hobitzel is well-known and has many friends
in Hartford.
Twenty-one years ago he took charge of Sus.
quehanna Circuit, remaining three years, and
twelve years ago he returned to the same charge
and remained there the same length of time
For six years past he has had q charge in POGO.
moke City. His congregation there, it is said
parted from him with great regret.
IMPRovEMENTs.-Mr Abel ID. Wilson is
building neat dwelling house and outbuidingf
and tenant house on his farm at Forest Hill
Mr. VIM. Kean is the contractor. The house
in which Mr. Wilson formerly lived, on the
same property, was recently torn down. 1t
is supposed to have been nearly one hundred
years old
Mr.. Harry W. Whistler has nearly completed
a handsome dwelling house, on his farm, near
Fountain Green. Mr.. John f. Lingan was the
builder. The situation is one of the most beau
tiful in the neighborhood, atfordng an extend.
ed and picturesque view of the surrounding
country for miles.
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BOND ExECUTED.-Last Saturday, Mr.. j. II.
Plowman, the newly appointed commander OF
the Maryland oyster navy, before Judge Wat
tiers, in Bel Air, executed bond in the sum OF
$40 600 for the faithful performance Of his duties.
The bond was signed by Hon. Stevenson Archer,
by Mr.. Plowman himself and by his brother,
Jonathan Plowman. Mr.. Plowman's duties will
be chiefly at Annapolis He will be RESPONSE.
BILE for the proper expenditure of the $4,000
appropriated by the Legislature for the oyster
navy. Mr.. Plowman's salary will be 81, 500
He expected to be sworn in yesterday.
New ROAD IN THE FIRST DIsTRICT-The
new road from the Philadelphia turnpike to
Rock Hall Station, Baltimore and Ohio Rail.
road, has been completed and opened for ira
vel by the contractor, Mr.. Thos H. Connell.-
The work has been well done. Mr.. Cornell is
now at work making new road from the same
station to the road leading from the turnpike to
Edgewood, running parallel with the railroad
between it and Winters Run. 1t is being made
by the railroad company, on its own land, in
order to facilitate travel to their road from to.
wards Edgewood.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-06
TILDEN'S OB5EQUIES.
The Services 10 Occur 0u Sat
urday Morning.
DISTINGUISHED Men AS PAIL -BEaaEs Is.
Democratic OHois.s from Washington
who Vii attend The President
May CO Services al Both GREY
stone aud New Lebanon.

NoNAE.s. n. i Aug -Grerstoue Was
thransed this morning ailh nsaas 81 ile
dead statesman. Samuel u.3en 1de
body was enhaimei last aieht and % noN
lies on "a catafaiqae .n the southWe.i corner
of ihe second story Of the building The
parlor is heavily draped vita mourning
The funeral services viii b. held at
6reystoue Saturday morning az le O'Clock.
after which the remains viii be taken %
Lebanon. Columbia county. Tor burial.
Rev W. Tucker oi the Ani0vef The9-
logical Seminary has been selected % of-
oiale al the funeral of Mr r.den. Tie
following named persons VI act as pai-
bearers John Biselow. Daniel Manning.
Samuel ] Randall. Smith n Weed AM
drew II Green Geo = Miller Charles A.
Dana Dr. Chase Simm0nds. VIM Alien
Butler. Aaron } Nanderpoei. ID miei Ma
gone and John Trevor There win
probably be several others There
will be- another service iu THE Presbyterian
Church al New Lebanon for The benefit OF
distant relatives 81 Mr. Tlden residing
there, al which the Rev Dr. Barrel Viii
otiiclale. Nothing ls Yet known about the
Will
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-06
BRUTAL SPORT.
\ Hard Glove Fight of six Rounds at
Cincinnati.


\ Hard Glove Fight of six Rounds at
Cincinnati.
CINcINNArI. Aug. 5-The battle-ground
of the O'Leary- Ridge fight of a week ago
was the scene of another hard glove fight
TO a finish. at half past ten tonight The
principals were Jimmy Barey The
Birminghamite. and Tom Howard.
of 81. Louis. both non-residents
of the city. The fight was 20 be witnessed
by select crowd of club men, merchants
and railroad officials. but a crowd OF
t0ugh- and thugs got wind OF the affair
and followed the hacks aud wagons that
carried the respectable portion OF the crowd,
and of course gained admission %
20 break up the fight which
they finally did after "A half hours
wranglng cursing and yelling. The hight
taking 10 all in all. was brutal one. There
was no science displayed by either of The
principals All the men did was to
cet up az the call Of time and
punch and hit each other ~ fierce man
ner. The referee was wei known Dusi-
ness man SIX rounds We're fought gov
crned bv Marquis of Queensburv rules. ln
the first round both men sprang 20 The
middle of the ring and began 90 spar
for an opening. Both were awkward, and
1t was apparent that Howard was having
the best Of IT, The i've rounds which fol-
lowed We're pretty much a repetition of the
first. Howard getting away with bis adver
sarv in good style. but the fight was given
10 Barry ON a foul, be claiming that How
ard bit him The $50 gentlemen who got
up the affair paid 50 each 90 witnes. The
sport
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-06


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Telegram-herald., 1886-08-06

\ Large Number 81 Democratic Oficiais
VIII Go From Washington.

WAsHINcToN. Aug. quite a number
of Democratic officials will 70 from Wash
ington tomorrow 10 attend the funeral Of
Mr. Tlden at Greystone The President
had not yet decided tonight whether be
would go Several members OF the Cabinet
Will undoub ed.y go. Secretary whitney left
Washington this afternoon for New York.
and will attend the funeral The Secretary
had invited the members of the Navy
Appropriation Committee Cf both Houses
To inspect the new cruiser Albania in New
York on Saturday and had arranged for a
special run up the sound with the Atlanta.
on that day. The trip owing 10 the occur
renee of the funeral on Saturday. vii be
abandoned. Assistant Secretary Fairchild
Treasurer Jordan. Solicitor McCue
and Comptroller Maynard are among the
number who will surely attend the funeral.
Congressman Stahinecker of New York.
who is Mayor Of Ionkers has invited the
New York delegation who intend 60 attend
Mr. Tiiden's funeral 10 make his home al
that place z rendezvous preparatory % go
ing 10 Greystone on Saturday. All of the
delegation in Washington have accepted the
in vltatlOn.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-06
The SW MINING MATCH.
Butler Wins the second Race and the
championship.

PHLADELrHIA, Pa, Aug. 5.-The second
tween Dennis T. Butler and w b. John
son for $500 and the championship of the
world, took place this evening The race
was over three mile course and the Start
was from opposite Green wood pier. ter
minating at The head of Bidgeway Park.
Botn men were in 6ne condition Johnson
was first ln the water. making the start at
5.Z3 D. m and Butler five seconds later.
Butler passed Johnson within the first
hundred yards aud maintaine the lead TO
The finish coming in ahead ot Johnson
four and one bail minutes. Butler time
was - miustes. Johnson f9.. The race
was witnessed oy a large number of people.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-06

4 Fishing Schooner Discovers Small
Boat With Murdered Nan IA IT,

NEF HsVES, Conn Aug 5-The cap
tain of the dsh.as steamer Eugene Price of
Greenport J.. J.. this morning discovered a
cat boat apparently adritr. three miles
south Of New Haven lighthouse. The
boat contained the body Ut man. p-e
seucng horrible sight. Tine face and hair
were covered with blood The bost was
brought 90 this city Medical Examiner
White Was notified and the body taken TO
tle mor.ue. ln one of the pockets wa,
found 4 memorandum bearing tae name
A. Hunt The body has not set been
ileguiei. The msn was undoubtedly
rnu--l.-.I
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-06
eELfAsrs MAYOR CRITICISED.
4 Meeting Of Citizens who Urged Him 60
Take Prompt Action.

BETF1sT- A0E d IaTIoIE a0'N''0
meeting was held tonight 10 urge the Mayor
T. assert his authority as chief magistrate
Of the town. in view oi
the fact that Belfast was
proclaimed under She Peace Preserving
act without previous consultation Wifh
the Mayor the conduct of the resl
dent magistrate and ihe police. in cone
uecff1n with the recent fleis.
was strongly condemned and the
Navor was required 90 convene p
MEETING ~ taxpayers to discuss plans iar
Tho fufare government of The town Sew
erai disturbances occurred during fhe meet
iuz. during which many per71ns were sc-
vereiv injured hy stones and other missiles.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-06
CHASED 81 HER PA.
The Narrow Escape Of Pirate scribe With
Beautifui Maid in Tow,

kAtkAsSA. Mich. Aug. 5-Al. $. Abbott
the handsome penci. pusher on the Bellaire
Breeze. skipped oy the light Of the moon
With The prettiest girl IN Beilaire last night
The two lovers climbed side-bar buggy
and came % halka-ka where they were
married oy Squire Ramsey The bride is
Miss Nora b Abbott and when her folk,
found her missing they started with a fast
Team in pursuit and the old man had a
mountain howitzer In his bootleg and "a
Winchester repeater in his plug hat. The
happy couple are not yet forgiven. but
probably before the iuk is dry ou this there
viii be q wedding feast al tAe castle OF the
Abb0tts
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-06

1870 Ehau- Aus 3--Iae Republican
Coaury Convention convened At the Opera
House .n tlis ems az $50 O'Clock thls after
noon. with nearly fll representation
from the several townships Hon. W j.
Jones. of Morley was made Chairman
Five delegates we're elected -o the state
Convention. nine to rle Congressional Con-
ven-lou and l1-en 10 the state Senatorial
Convention None of tle delegations We're
instructed. bal DC Is generally understood
tlar the Congressional delegation w.l. be
s0ud .or clrchr1n ana that l.. O. Palmer
~ ,h.s cify. will get nearly all of the >ena-
Iorlai de.ezaloz The state delegation Is
divided. olt luce wll se- several OF The
votes i0r Governor.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-06
CRAZEO BY GRIEF
The Di-grsceful Cooduct Of Iugratetui
Son Drives = Father Insane.

J,cK-ov. Mich Aug 5-This morning
Aiexandcr q Brown father of A. g..
Brown. the mih0aman who embe2zied
5000 of the Fourth Of July funds. became
insane and attacked Col q Delehantv 10
nis store and was arrested Mr Brown 'osi
reason hecau,e oi grief over the disEraeeful
cau1art of his son. who is nov en his
qar fo this city in charge If an officer from
Tacoma N r. where be vas captured.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-06
BEAT The RECORD
on the Track al Bunaio-some Interesting


BUFFALO. Aug 5.-lu the races today ihe
2.2s class was called at 1890 o'clock and
the sport lasted until dark Following is
summary 223 class Purse $1,000 di-
vided. best three IN 6ye. Spoaerd l.I.l lt
Charley Hilton e % . klfoot O. 3 8
The 2l9 class. purse loo0 divided.
best three in i've Mambuno Sparkle. 3D. 81.
]. l. J. BID Button - - o. Felix. 5. s.
3. g. D Charley Hogan ., :. 8 J q
/. J. >. 5 5. Time -l- -lA. --n. 1la.
2l3.. Mauncfee won the running Face blt
failed to beat tae record The time ui the
first heat beats ai previous records made
on the Buffalo track Time. 1893.
1904 rwo-tWcntv-kve GLASS; purse
81 600 best three in hse oliver Kill ]. 3.
Lowiaui Girl. q. .. g. Albert. s. a. - Pilot
Boy. 5 8. tme 2.2it -lNt. -lal Free
for all class purse s u00. divided. best three
in tive to harness. Harry Wilkes. . T.. q. B.
Clements g.. .. % Phyllis. D. 3. B s.
time. 1.10i -l- Z.lG -IeL
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-06
OwOssO'S GREAT DAYS.
The Grand Reunion That Takes Place
Next Week-The Preparations.

sst-.s.,e -a T,- 7e-s.sss- --ts,~e.
Owosso. Mich, Aug. 5.-The indications
are that the reunion 20 take place in this
city August II, > and l3. will be a COM.
plete success, and preparations are oeing
pushed forward as fast as possible tor big
time The camp grounds, which are finely
located. are being made ready, and will be
in shape Monday. twenty five carpenters
are at work building arches etc. Two large
level fields Will be made one field for the
sham battle between the Blue and the
Gray The Owo.s0 X. T. baud viii act as
brigade band. The finance committee have
ordered S 600 pounds of meat, ZOO pounds
bread aud $1,000 worth OF groceries. Pe0-
pie here are making preparations % furnish
meals and lodging at their houses. over
81 900 has been raised for tue occasion, and
the committee are working like beavers TO
get things ln readiness. Arches are being
built today across the principal streets and
the bridges viii all be archei and decorated
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-06

The Doubly Fatal Result Of 4 Quarrel Be
tween Cousin-


CIEvsLASn % Aug. 5.-The particulars
of fatal shooting aflray in Sharon town
ship Medina county. have been received
Touman aged -. and Thos. o. Briggs. also
aged O.. both farmers. have lately been en-
gagged n family splte over The dlsp1-
..u1n OF So 900 'eft ov a deceased relative
fhis m0-niug rhe men met and fhe quarrel
7vas renewed Both men drew rev0lvers.
TYttman aim proved the more effective
and Brge- received a fatal wound Bv a
powerful effort tbe dying man raised bis
pistol took te' berafe aim and Shot rou-
uan through the heart. causinz .1staut
death AT iast accounts Brgr- was sinking
rapidly. Tine men were Cousins
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-06

WA.uINaIoN. AuE b
50 use
Chicago o % o. 6
Washington, % o % o @ @ o. %
Base hits Chicago. 5. Washington. 6.
Errors Chicago s. Washington. 5
Pitchers -Clarksln and keese
Jmpire- Skinner
The following American Association
games were played
Al Pittsburgh Allegheny B Brooklyn q
AT Cincinnati Baltimore 8. Cincinnati q
Al sville-Atblefic 5 Louisville s.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-02
TROUBLE AHEAD
IN TIE STRIKING COKE REGION.
Tho Employees to be ENstsd fsOm Their
Homes To.day-ThOy DSolIao to Move
Oat iulO the SHoW-ThS Blot
CASss-Gsnoral Labor News.

MOUNT PLEASANT, Pa, Feb. l.-No at
tempt was made by the operators to force
the striking coke workers to vacato the
company's houses. The coal and iron
police, accompanied by interpreters, visited
the company's houses at the Standard and
MOrewood works this morning and mott.
tied the tenants to give up immediate pos
session OF tho tenements, Not an ocGu-
pant has moved out, and they say they
will resist eviction by force rather than 90
out into the snow with the temperature
ten degrees aDove zero. 1t Is understood
that the men will bO given until to.mOr.
row 10 consider tho matter and the work
OF eviction will begin.
Many native men II forced ont OF the
houses will havG to go to the poor house,
as they have neither money nor credit.
Superintendent StRtler OF Frick's Stand.
ard works, the largest in the region, was
spoken to to-day and intimated
that unless the men resume work they
would all be eviCLed before the last Of the
week.