The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-08-16


Jordan's White Sulphur Springs. on Tuesday.
In consequence OF the absence of the pastor,
Rev. +. d. Finney, there will be no preaching
next Sunday, 18th instant, either in the Presby-
terrain Church, Bel Air, or at Fallston.
TRoTTING RACES AT Mt. ARAFAT CoURsE.-
number of interesting trotting races took
place last Saturday, at Mt Ararat trotting track
near Pylesville. The entertainment was
given to raise a fund TO keep the track in order,
| the admission fee being only ten cents. About
! 300 persons were present, good order prevailed
and everything passed of in the most satisiac.
tory manner. The races were as follows:
| lst For two.year olds. Entries.
Dr. j, l.; Wndolph h. Z. Brush, by Thorn
j. ;. WGitrt?rl. b. m. Maple Maid, by Thorn,
dale ldOl........... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
j. H. Stewart, h. .. Fred. by Sherman Nor
Eiln..,.... ................ j !
2d.-Entries
T., A. Wilson. :. .. Cuylrr Boy CpacrD. ....... =
Dr. i. L. Mmdolph, H. ;. OySterlnan. ......... l
3d.-Eutres
W. Il. Webb. III, . Chester Boy ..............
o. \. BAY, hl. =. rlutu> .......................
4th For three year olds. Entries:
T. \, Wilson, h. :. Rosewood ................
-, - nay III IT. Nltl'l hss..sss q
Mr.. '"iliincl bl. E.JIII.''.....-. .....'....,.
5th.-Enrrics:
u. T.. Love- b. m. Nrllir...... ...............
Il. 7, Webb, H. M Lady Observation-Disclosures. =
Gth.-Eutries
;. II. Wilson. :. ~, Maud S...................
Milton Herbert, Il. H. FlOra................. /
tin Mule race-won by j. $. Whiteford's
Jack.
Stb.-Entries:
Jacob Stephenson, br. z. George.
John Sweeney, b. III. Jennie. =
The Judges were Mr.. Doberz, John o. Stearns
and W. II. II. Whteiord. Time Keeper. 5.
Ditch. The Committee of Arrangements con.
sisted of Messrs. +. A. Wilson, Milton Herbert,
Ramsay Bay, J. s. Whteford Valle Hawkins
and W. F. Wilson.
The track was in very good condition, after a
road machine had been run over it. The asso.
citation is well managed and will be a popular
institution with all who have good horses
WILLS PRoEATED AND ADMINISTRATIONS
GRANTEp.-The will of Mrs. Eliza e. Boyd,
widow OF Stephen Boyd, whose death occurred
last week, at the residence of Mr.. J. p. Silver,
near Chenille, was admitted to probate in the
office of the Register of Wills, on Monday.
The testatliX bcquraths to MIR. Albert ?. Silver,
son OF Mr.. }. p. Silver, the farm of 22S acres,
conveyed to her by Henry W. Archer, trustee
also one half of all stock cattle owned by her
at the time Of her death. To Benjamin H.
Silver sou ofJ p. Silver, the tract of land
called "Eyetrap," which came to the tcstatrix
from her father, William stump, containing
l2S acres. To Mrs. Mary +. Silver, wife of i.
F. Silver, all her goods aud chtttels, in trust,
to be divided at her discretion among the
daughters of the said j. p. Silver. To John {.
Boyd, of York county, Pa, parcel of land
situate on the canal, in York county, Pa, dur
ing his natural life, and after his death to be
divided equally among the three sons OF the
said John {. Boyd. The remainder of her Us.
state is distributed as follows: One-fourth to
Hannah Lily, her sister, one-iOurth to Iris lIul-
loway, in trust for her sister, Susannah g..
Ramsay One.fUurth to her sister, Keziah C. s.
Jackson, and the remaining fourth to her sister,
Hester Ann Holloway Mr. Albert F. Silver is
named rs executor. The will is dated August
9TH 1871, and the signature is attcsted by Steven.
son Archer, George l.. VauB bier and Edwin II.
Webster. Amount of executors bond, Sl4 600
The appointemcnt of $. a. Williams, as execu.
tor OF DIR. James NJ. Magraw, was ratified by the
Register of Wills.
Martha s. Day and VIM. y. Day were APP.
pointed administrators of the late John r. Day,
who lost his life in the .Johnstown flood Geo
". Jones and Jacob Love were appointed to ap
praise the personal estate of said deceased
Mrs. Martha 5. Day was appointed admins.
tru' ri nF bnr ia -
ter of the above named John h. Day, who per.
ished with her father in the Johnstown catas.
trophe. Bond 81 900. Messrs Jones aud Love
were also appointed 10 appras the personal
estate Of Miss Day.
DEATH OF Thomas WHITE IlALL.-Mr
Thomas W. Hall, highly esteemed citizen of
Abingdon district, died on Monday night at his
home, Constant Friendship" near Abingdon,
in the Goth year of his age. He leaves a widow,
who was Miss Caroline Howard of Baltimore
county, two sons and four daughters. His sons
are Edward H. aud William &. Hall, of Abing.
don district Mrs. Emory, wife of Dir. Richard
Emory, of the Manor, Baltimore county Mrs.
George |. Mayo, of Washington, and Misses
Henrietta Ii. aud Isabella b. Hall, are his
daughters. He was buried yesterday morning
from his late residence, at St. Mays Church,
wbero ,ur.r,t sorrioo, ,,o,o ha,1 -,
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miss his kind smiIeand cordial oree,ing hrt tho