The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1886-06-05
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Monday, June 18th, by N. Charles Burke and R.
r. Boarman, trustees, the valuable proper
ty known as Cross Keys HOTEL on the Falls
TUESDAY,. June 18th, sheriff's sale of a lot Of
ground in the Sth district.
Monday, June 21st, by NJ w. Ofutt, insolvent
trustee, real estate in the 10th district.
"A colored bush meeting will be held on the
Hillen road near Towsontown, Sunday, une 9TH
On the LIST of May the wages of the laborers
On the Northern Central railroad were advanced
ten per cent. 90
H C. Cadwallader, a resident OF the 9TH
district and letter carrier in the Baltimore post
Office, has resigned.
Miss Mary Van Reuth, who lives at Lau-
rayilIe. on the Hartford road, caught full fedged
seventeen-year locust few days ago,
The German Baptists or Dunkards have
purchased for $500, lot on Cedar avenue, Hadnp-
den, upon which they will erect frame church.
Mr.. Donnell Swami, of Baltimore, gen.
tleman we'll known in Baltimore county, has rem
ted handsome cottage at Newport, X. l., for the
summer.
Mr.. R. Emory War6eld, the well-known
insurance man, has rented for the summer,trom MI.
Thomas Poultney, the Pot Spring property, near
Timonium.
-Four young colored men were arrested on
Sunday morning last and committed to Jail here
on the charge of gambling on vacant lot In the
Belt, near Waverly.
The Union Beneficial Society (colored) Of
Towsontown will parade on Whit Monday, June
18th, and other societies IN the county are lnVl-
ted 20 Join in the display.
"A new railroad is in contemplation, to run
from York Furnace, York county, through Chance
ford township, to intersect the Northern Central
railroad at some suitable point.
On Sunday afternoon next the Towson
Guards will decorate the graves of deceased COM
rades who are buried in Greenmount, st. Mary's
and Govanstown Presbyterian cemeteries.
MIR W. S. Forwood, Jr., of Belair. who
recently retired from the Hartford county Clerks
Office. has been appointed to a clerkship In the
Supervising Architects office, Washington.
There is a probability that the public
schools of the county will be closed Tor the fall
term in order that the Indebtedness of the Board,
amounting to over $50, 900, may be wiped out.
DR.. H. J. Hebb, Baltimore county's popular
Treasurer, has fat pocket book just now. His
collections on Monday last, at his Towsontown
and Baltimore Offices amounted to about S4O,0OO.
In the Orphans Court this week letters of
administration were granted to Henry Loebieln
and Kate Marley on the estate of Barbara Scharm-
loefe, and to the same on the estate of Frederick
Leoblein.
MIR. Nelson topper, sub supervisor, this
week greatly improved Pennsylvania avenue, west
of the York road, by putting in substantial
stone gutter and stoning and dressing up on both
sides of the same.
-Jogeph Thomas, another of the colored
roughs who assaulted Mr. Robert L. Sledge, on
Edmondson avenue, in this county, several weeks
ago, has been arrested in Philadelphia and is now
in Towsontown Jail.
Harry Gilmor, son of the late Col. Harry
Gilmor, of this county, and who is pupil of the
McDonogh School, was among those who were
awarded special distinction at the late commence
ment of that institution.
Mrs Julius Rudiger, of this place. came
very near deaths door few days ago through a
mistake in a dose of medicine. Her sufferings
were indescribabe for several hours, but ply
stefan finally relieved her.
During the month of May the Clerk Of the
Circuit Court issued seventeen marriage licenses
at the old price of $3.50. Since the first of June
these licenses only cost 81, and it is hoped that
this will encourage matrimony.
WIN. Arnold, agent for firm of book sellers,
was arrested in Woodbury. on Wednesday, upon
the charge of selling books without license.
Justice Dorsey fined him $40. 1t strikes us that
this is laying it on rather heavy.
The Holly Grove property, in the 18th
district, was sold few days ago at public sale.
Mr. A. N. Bastable became the purchaser at 81 100.
The property was owned by Mr.. Lowry Albert,
son of the late Hon. VIM j. Albert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Algernon Tillard, of "Clover
HILL" near Finksburg, sailed for Europe few
days ago. They 60 to- visit the family of Mr..
Tillard, who live at Huntingdon, England, and
will probably be absent until November.
Mr.. James K. Gels, who keeps store at
Butler, Baltimore county, took the late civil SER
vice examination in Baltimore, for an assistant
weighership in the Custom House, and passed
with a general average of nearly eighty.
Mr.. Chas 7. Harvey, who has been agent
of the BALTIC. & Ohio r. R. Company at Eicott
City for many years, has sold his property in that
place and removed to Baltimore. He will con-
tnue in the service of the same company.
Mrs. Palagano, wife of Mr.. Pietro Palagano
of Baltimore and youngest daughter of Mr.. George
Jessop, of "Kenilworth," near Ashland, Baltimore
county died on the LIST instant, at the residence Of
her father. She had been i'll for about year.
In its report of the Lutherville Seminary
commencement the Baltimore Sun speaks of sew
eral young ladies who "sang vocal solos," Ii
they had read 'vocal solos" or whistled them the
audience would no doubt have been electrified.
-Children's Day will be observed at McKen-
dree Church, West Hartford Circuit, Sunday morn.
ing, June 9th, commencing at 10 o'clock, and or
the afternoon of the same day at Vernon Church
Rev. J. F. Heisse will deliver addresses at both.
Mr. James w. Tyson and family, of thi:
county, as is always their custom, have gone tt
South STAFFORD, Vermont, where they will spend
the summer. The UNION will pay its regular
weekly visits to them in their far Northern home
The Masonic fair in Belair commences
next Monday and continues the balance of the
week. Mt. Moriah Lodge, of this place, will &C
up in a body on Wednesday afternoon and viii
no doubt be accompanied by many friends of thu
order.
Mr. Thomas W. Fletcher, who is now man
aging editor of the Democrat, published at Grand
Rapids, Michigan, is native of Baltimore coun
ty. During the late war he was an officer in thu
late COL Harry Gilmor's Confederate cavalry
battalion.
Mr. John NJ. Gallagher, of Govanstown, 1
well-known and successful member OF the bar, will
be married in Philadelphia, Wednesday evening
June 10Th, to Miss Katie A. Costigan, of that city
We extend our congratulations in advance OF tina
happy event.
We return thanks to our fellow townsman
Mr.. Chas. E. Fendall, for a lot OF very large an'
beautiful strawberries grown by himself. They
were of the Monarch of the West and Triumph o
Cumberland varieties, and IL of the berries weigh
ed u ounces.
The four drivers on the Frick line cars
who stuck to their work during the late strike
have each been presented with handsome golt
watch and chain by the company. Their name
are Thos. M. Owings, Milton Ridgely, VIM. Hanna
and Chas. Oursler.
Col. Charles H. Mann, of this place, left OF
Thursday to visit his son-in-law, COL Geo.
Ripley, who is prominent lawyer in Minneapo
lis, Minnesota. He was accompanied by hi
daughters, Mrs. Ripley and Miss Kate M. Mann
of Germantown, Pa.
The Mutual baseball club, of Baltimore
went up to Reisterstown on Tuesday and defeat
ed the crack club of that place by score of 81 T.
9. The Reisterstown boys now contemplate chal
longing the Blind Asylum nine. They want t.
get even somehow.
The registered Jersey cattle which will b
sold on Thursday of next week, for the benefit o
the Belair Masonic bazaar, were donated by Mrs
Stevenson Archer, Mrs. Edwin II. Webster, Mrs
Geo. L. Van Bibber and Mr.. Adam McGraw, tn
latter of Cecil county.
The cotton mills at Laurel, Nd, whicl
have been idle for over year, will shortly resum
operations with Rev. D. H. Carroll, of the MI
Vernon Mills, Woodbury., as president of the ne'
comnanv. Hon. James A. Gary is now largely in