The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1890-12-19

/ men IN the lOOge room.
A SHOCKING DEATH.-The train due at Havre
de Grace going north at $50 Tuesday evening
killed man about one mile south of that place.
The body was mangled SO badly that it was i'm
possible to tell if the man was young or old
The limbs were all severed, the head cut in two
and the body literally ground to atoms and
distributed along the track for half a mile. A
number of persons assisted the constable, Mr..
Frank FAIR, in gathering up the remains,
which were conveyed to the office of Coroner
8. E. Penning. Nothing was found by which 10
identify the unfortunate. Footprints were
seen along the track leading toward Havre de
Grace, showing that he was going that way.
1t is presumed that he did not see the train, or
else committed suicide.
PRISONERS SENTENcED.-On Friday last
Judge Walters imposed sentences, as follows,
on persons convicted at the November term OF
court:
Harry Wooden, convicted of stealing a horse
and buggy belonging to Edward Bagley, six
years in the Penitentiary.
Asel Singleton, convicted of the larceny OF
jewelry and money, the property OF Brook
Aiken, six months in the House of Correction.
James Brooks, colored, convicted of the
larceny of clothing, Sc, from the house OF
Frank Taylor. Brooks confessed guilty and
was sentenced to two years in the Penitentiary.
Sheriff McGaw conveyed Singleton to the
House of Correction on Saturday, and on Mon
day Deputy Hughes took Wooden and Brooks
to the Penitentiary.
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OBITUARY.. &. Bosley, well-known citizen
ofBaltimore county, died of paralysis, at the resi-
dence of his mother-in.law, Mrs. 7. Ellen Tai
bott, at Lutherville, on the 10th instant. He
was in his 45lh year and was son of the late
Joshua Bosley. He formerly held position in
the Internal Revenue Department His wife,
who is the youngest sister OF Hon. j. Fred. c.
Talbot, survives him, with one child about
two years old.
Mrs. Margaret Morrison, wife of the Rev.
Dr. George Morrison, well-known Presbyter-
ian minister, died at her home in Baltimore, on
Sunday last. She was daughter of Mr.. Joshua
REGISTER. Hon. w. Z. P. Breckenridge and
other distinguished persons were at the funeral
on Tuesday. Rev. DIR. Morrison received a let
ter of coincidence from President Harrison
| through Secretary Halford.
DEATH OF Mr.. DoRUs SENECA.-Mr. Dorus
Seneca, aged 80 years, died in Havre de Grace
on Sunday, 14th instant, OF paralysis, with
which he was stricken several months ago.
| Mr.. Seneca came to America, from Swift
zerlaDd, when four years old, with hit
parents, and spent the earlier years o.
his life in Chester, Pa. He removed &c
Havre de Grace about fifty years ago and hat
resided there ever since, engaged in mercantile
pursuits. He was in the employ of the p.
W. and B. Railroad Company for some time
and was also hay weigher. Mr.. Seneca was 6
quiet, good citizen and member of the Presby
terian Church. His wife died several years ago
His surviving children are Stephen j. Seneca
the well-known fruit packer and can manufac
turer, Robert Seneca, Mayor of Hayre de Grace
Mrs. Kate Greeneaf and Mrs. james W
Barnes. He was buried on Tuesday afternoon
in Angel Hill Cemetery. Services were held il
the Presbyterian Church. Morning Star Lodg
of Odd Fellows, of which the deceased was
member, attended the funeral in body.