The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-06-21

lurheT' D. D. Stansbury, II. Sanders, VIM. Kerr,
j. Wright, II. WhitefJrd. W. X. Webb, under.
taker.
Miss Mamie FanBibbcr, an aunt of Mr. Geo
L. NanBbber, of Hartford county, died at West
minister, Nd, on the 18th instant, aged Is years
She had been sufferer for long time.
THE IDEAL COMEDY COMPANY, of Washing
ton, gave an amusing entertainment in the
Town Hall, Darlington. on Monday evening,
and In Masonic Temple, Bel Air, Tuesday even
Ing. The company is composed of Mr.. +. NJ
Boteler Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy, Mr. sharretts and
Mr.. Miller. They sang well and their pcrfor-
mances were received with applause and laugh
ter They were assisted by Mr.. Joseph James,
OF Darlington, whose guests they were whieat
Darlington. Mr.. James represented Elder
SMILES, in a scene from the Bedott Papers, Mr..
Boteler personating the Widow Bedott. The
company Is composed of amateurs, but the parts
were well rendered.
The FUNERAL OF Miss II. GRACE DAY, who
with her father, John r. Day, was caught in the
day express and drowned at Johnstown, on May
Slst, took place on Friday last from her home,
near Prospect. The remains arrived at Delta
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vernon NJ Z. Church. Rev Messrs. Davenport.
Smith and Cuddy took part in the services
The pall-bearers were five of her cousins,
namely, William Finley, Harry Finley Clinton
Macomber, VIM. and Derrckson VIM. II. Day
and Gilpin Stubs. The funeral was one of the
largest ever seen In Dublin district, upwards Of
600 persons being present.
The remains of the young lady's father, Mr..
John Il. Day, have not been found and all hope
Of recovery is abandoned.
| PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNTY CoMMI,sToS-
ERs.-The Commissioners met on Monday.
Mr. VIM. Ii. Harlan, attorney for Mr.. james
! Walsh, presented petition asking the Com
mssioners to remove building or buildings
from the Public Landing, erected there by
James Keithley and David Moulsdale John
haviland, General Road Supervisor for the
first district, was instructed TO remove the
buildings.
A petition was received from Messrs Roe IL
Tucker and Others for Il new road to Bynum
station, VI. e. Railroad
The report of Samuel Whiteford, ". b. !
Hitchcock and Thomas E. Cathcart, examiners
OH the Thomas Miller road fourth district was
IeN'lfCu huu tCllOu lueIeOl deferred lOr TWO I
weeks. The board will meet again on the Path /.
Instant.
DAMAGED ny LlGnTING.-Last Saturday af err
noon the spire of the new Presbyterian Church |
at Highland station was struck by Lightning
aud considerably shattered 1t is ABOUT Gj or 20 |
feet in height The end ofthe church opposite
10 the spire was also injured. The building
Is supposed TO have been struck twice. 1t was
set on fire but the fire was promptly cxliuguish-
ed. The damage will amount to ahou, $50.
Mr.. Albert Stubs large barn, on his farm in
York county near the Hartford line, WAS also .
struck by lightning, Saturday afternoon, and .
injured.
A barn on one of DR.. David Harian's farm,
adjoining The property of Mr.. John farnc.,
near Churchvillc, was struck by Lightning the .
same day.
chestnut tree at John Shaughnessy's, on |
the Bel Air and Forest Hill road, near Rock !
Spring Church, was struck and shattered to |
pieces.
his FORTUNE CAME TOO LATE.-AbOut two |
years ago an insane man was found wandering |
about the streets of lavrc de Grace, and sent
to the county Almshouse, near Bel Air. He |
was kindly cared for by the OversCer, Mr.. VIM /
Chenworth, but died of paralysis on the 2Gth of
last May and was buried in the Almshouse
bury ing ground. About two weeks ago Mr..
Chenworth received a card from Mr. +. II
Schlapbach, City Detective of Greenvilc, 8. C.,
Offering $50 reward for information with regard
20 one Ernest Waliher Iuberuhler, of Herisau,
Switzerland, who had been left a small property.
The last trace OF him, the card stated, was five
years ago, when he was seen on the road be-
tween Bladensburg and Baltimore. The de-
scription answered to that of the insane man
who died at the Almshouse on the Goth of May
Mr.. Chenworih correspOnded with Mr. Schlap-
bach, who came on and on Tuesday had the
body disnterred. lie identified 1t beyond a
doubt as that OF the missing man, by the toes
OF both feet being off, and by Mr.. Chenworth's
description of certain peculiarities about his
eyes when living. Mr. Schlapbach stated that
the man had worked for his father and he knew
him we'll The requisite proofs under oath
were procured by the detective, who said that
the deceased has brother in Greenvle and
that there are other heirs in Switzerland The
amount of property to be divided among the
heirs is IS, 600 or 81, QUO. Mr.. Schlapbach was
aided in his search by Officer Frank Bateman,
and expressed his qualification a; the kind man.
ner in which he was treated In Bel Air.
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BEL AIR NOTES.-The lady managers of the
Masonic Bazaar are requested to meet in the
Masonic Temple, next Tuesday afternoon, at 3
O'Clock
meeting OF stockholders OF the Eulett Car.
rage Company has been called for Saturday
June Goth, at l2 O'clock NJ, to consider the
advsability of increasing the capital stock of
the concern from S25, 900 to $50,O0O
Miss Roberta Archer's pupils will give mu-
steal entertainment in the Town Hall, this
evening.
Miss Mamie Hunter, of Bel Air, and Mr. Thos. |
Dawson, of Baltimore, are to be married at st. |
Andrews Episcopal Church, Baltimore, next |
Wednesday.
Lieut.. G. Douglass Galloway, who with his
family has been visiting at the residence of Mr..
A. Preston Gilbert, awaiting orders, has been
assigned 10 duty at Annapolis.
Mr.. Charles Whitaker, of Bel Air, on Tuesday
killed dog, supposed to be mad, on the road
leading from Bel Air to Moorcland Mill. The
dog came out of the woods frothing at the
mouth, which led Mr.. Whitaker to believe it |
was mad He dispatched the dog with two
shots from his pistol.
Mr.. Richard Dallam has resigned his 81, 600 |
clerkship in the Baltimore Custom House, 10
take etiec; the last OF June, and will practice !
law in Bel Air.
The Bel Air and Aberdeen base ball clubs
played match game, on the grounds of the |
former, yesterday afternoon.
This being the week of Prayer" services
were held, morning and evening, in the Presby-
terrain Church, Bel Air, Rev. MIR. Finney, pastor.
The sacrament of the Lords Supper Twill be ad. |
ministered next Sunday morning.
Among the visitors at the Bazaar from Bush |
River Neck, on Thursday night of last week,
were Miss Katie Cooley, DIR. stier, Miss George |
Malcolm and Mr.. Arthur Cronin and sister.
reunion and banquet of pupils of the old |
Bel Air Academy will be held in Masonic Hall, |
on Friday, June 2sth. Pupils whose addresses |
are not known and who have not received invi- |
tstions from the committee, are requested TO
a'teud.
DR.. G. A. Hollingsworth has bought from
Messrs. Harlan & Webster the school house .
"a I will ~