The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1886-06-05

Loeb Raven restaurant and dining saloon from
the MARYLAND Central Railroad Company, are also
manufacturers of the celebrated Delta ice-cream.
Parties visiting that resort can always be sup
piled with that cream.
Mr. John Locker, who has been connected
with the MARYLAND Central road since its inau-
euratiop, has been appointed master carpenter of
of the road and has charge of the shops, bridges,
trestles, &c. He is a native of Hartford, good
mechanic and No. man.
Mr.. John III. Reckord, through the Messrs.
Dallam, real estate agents, lately purchased from
DIR. E. Hall R chardson, two lots in "Richardson's
addition to Belair," 1853 by 100 feet, for the sum
of $500. Mr.. Reckord will build a handsome
residence upon the ground.
The new passenger station for the Mary
land Central road, at the Baltimore terminus, is
to be erected on Boundary avenue, short dis
lance south of the bridge. 1t will be an attrac-
tive building and will no doubt be Of great bene-
fit to the business of the road.
I'm Friday afternoon of last week the pupils
of the McDonogh School, in this county, visited
the grave of their benefactor, in Greenmount Gem
etery, and strewed it with prousion OF beautiful
flowers. The ceremonies at the grave were simple
but beautiful and impressive.
-Copfederate memorial day will be observed
next Monday, when the graves of the Confederate
dead in Loudon Park Cemetery will be strewn
with flowers. Memorial services will be held at
fOTQ opera nOuso W uiShet "hOh WIZ - - "a
Douglass will deliver an grafton.
Miss Jane Whitson, who disappeared from
her home, near Fallston, Maryland Central rail
road, about three years ago, has not since been
heard from, although inquiry has been made in
every direction by her family. She was about
SO years of age and weak minded.
The Northern Central Railroad Company
has purchased from Col. John G. Cockey, the
handsome station property at Lutherville. Ex-
INN ia he made and the
surroundings will be beautifed, transforming the
place into the most attractive station on the road
There have been no improvements made
vet at the Towsontown railroad station. Ladies
who go there to wait for trains are obliged to
stand and those getting on and OIL trains are ire
quently required to walk through mud to do SO.
We are not surprised that complaints are numer-
GUS.
CHARLES E. Baldwin, who keeps public
house at Lower Canton, was arrested on Wednes.
day, by Deputy U. S. Marshal Cole, upon the
charge of smuggling quantity OF whisky from
the steamship "Albano." He was released in ST.
500 bail for a hearing before the U. S. Commits
sioner next Monday.
Mr.. Andrew E. Warner, the widely known
and popular Baltimore jewsler, moved to his coun-
try place near Towsontown, this week, where he
will spend the summer. Mr.. Warner has been q
Mason and Odd Fellow for forty years and takes
a deep interest in the orders of which he is an
honored member.
Mr.. Thomas Hart, of Wavery, while try
ing to stop fight between several colored men
in that place. on Monday night last, was set upon
by some of them and badly beaten, receiving a
serious cut ON the head. For time it was
thought his injuries, would terminate fatally
Several arrests were made.
The bad condition of the water in Balti-
more has lately been giving Chief Engineer
Martin no little trouble. He has carefully ex-
amined the supply in the storage lakes in this
county and finds the water perfectly pure. He
therefore concludes that the mains are response
BILE for the bad smell and taste.
Among the graduates at the annual COM
mencement of the Law Department of the Uni
versity of Maryland, which was held a few days
ago, were Messrs. l.. W. Gosnel and George d.
Penniman, of Baltimore county. Both young
gentlemen have since been admitted to the bar of
the Supreme Bench of Baltimore.
The Towsontown M. E. Sunday school, Mr..
j. E. Dunphy, superintendent, is making extern
sive preparations to observe Childrens Day, which
takes place on Sunday, June 18th. Three services
will be held during the day-morning, afternoon
and evening-and the special feature of the occa-
sion will be the singing by the school
Rev. Wilbur F. Watkins, D. D., rector of
Holy Grace Church, New York, was married on
Wednesday afternoon, to Miss Anne Bulley, of
Brooklyn. The groom, who was formerly rector
Mrs. E. B. Almony, of Towsontown. They sailed
for Europe the same day on a wedding tour.
Henry Davis, the young colored man who
was convic ed in the Hartford county court last
week of breaking into the house of Mr.. Welsh,
near Black Horse, and assaulting one of his
daughters, was sentenced by Judge Waters to
twenty years confinement in the penitentiary. A
just punishment and all the law allowed.
We had pleasant call on Tuesday from
our old friend, Nicholas H. Parker, ESQ.,, one of
the successful farmers of My Lady's Manor. Mr..
Parker has represented Baltimore county in the
Legislature and has always taken an active in
terest in local affairs. Although we'll advanced
in years he is still an active and well-preserved
man.
The new residence of Col. Samuel N. Hyde,
in Long Green Valley, is nearly finished andis now
occupied by his family. 1t is very commodious,
of pretty architectural design, and the site is
of the most beautiful in the county. From the
front porch the eye sweeps the beautiful valley
from one end to the other and the picture is really
enchanting.
Mr. Patrick H. Walker, of the Sd district,
Baltimore county, has been reelected by the
Board of Public Works director on the part of
Walker, who has been extremely ill for some
time, is now, we are pleased to say, considerably
improved and his many friends hope to see him
out again very soon.
Two years ago Sabbath school was or
ganized at Glyndon, W. NJ. R. R., starting with
less than twenty scholars Owing to the faithful
work of the superintendent, Mr.. John F. Gore,
assisted by DIR. Chas. A. Leas, the school now
numbers between sixty and seventy, including
the Bible class. This shows what good results
may follow small beginnings.
Mr.. John Stokes, son of Rev. George G.
Stokes, rector of the Church of the Redeemer, on
Charles street avenue, was married on Thursday
afternoon, in his fathers church, to Miss Harriet
Austen, daughter of Mrs. Austen, who lately pur-
chased the Sadtler property on the York road
The groom-a we'll known and popular young
gentleman-is clerk in the Baltimore postofice
United States Marshal Geo. III. Cairnes, oil
Baltimore county, bonded on Tuesday last and al
once entered upon the discharge of his duties
His suretes are VIM. M. Isaac, DR.. j. S. Bowen
N. Charles Burke, Samuel J. Robinson and Mrs
Mary A. Reside. Mr.. Isaac was sworn in as chief
deputy, clerk and cashier. Mr.. J. c. LIE Grand
Cole, of the 9th district, Baltimore county, was
also appointed deputy.
Antonio Nardello, who was executed for
murder in Washington, on Friday of last week
confessed that he was the man who killed young
Brosnan, on the Philadelphia road, in this county
some two years ago. An Italian named JulianC
was convicted of this crime, in the Baltimore coun
ty court, and is now serving sentence of ten
years in the penitentiary. These men were en-
ployed on the B. & o. extension.
The graduates at the annual commencement
of Lutherville Seminary on Tuesday evening wer'
Miss Sue c. Wilkins, of Chestertown, Nd. Mis-
Edith Maxwell and Miss Jennie Tagart, of Bslti
more; Miss Luela Weikel, of Allentown, Pa.
and Miss Bertha Earnest, of Miffiintown, Pa
In the primary contest in elocution the medal wa
awarded to Miss Mamie Mordecai, daughter of Mr.
j. Randolph Mordecai, of Baltimore county.
We regret to say that the satin-lined boz
containing piece of the Presidents wedding
CAKE which should have reached US on Thurs
day, has not yet come to hand. Some of tn
shortcomings of Uncle Sans mail are most ex
asperating, and when this gross piece of careless
ness is brought to the Presidents attention W.
feel quite safe in saying that he will discharg
his Postmaster General and then-hire him owe
again.
An old lady from Hartford went to Balti
more by the Maryland Central road and boarded
a Prick line car on Boundary avenue. Then tn,
following conversation ensued: Conductor, jus
let me out at Nathan Sikes's house." Conducto
81 don't know Nathan Skies. What stree
does he live on? Do you know?" Old lady
"Well, no. don't. But I'm in no hurry. Jus
drive your car around town. l guess I'll know
the house when I see it."
On Tuesday last committee, composed o
Joshua Tracey, chairman John F. Gore, DR.. c
A. Leas, J. D. Geist, P. Dyer, J.. Smith 0rrick
T. Reese Arnold and DR.. J. Mex. Kemp callec