The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1890-05-09

Mr.. II. s. Miller, of the firm of Ii. s. Miller
u Co., fertilizer manufacturers, Newark, N. j.,
and Joseph B. Hanway, representing the same
firm at Joppa, were among the visitors at The
Hgis office, last Friday.
The contractor, Mr.. Josiah M. Hermann, last
Saturday signed the agreement for macadamiz.
ing Broadway and filed his bond for 81, 600 for
the faithful performance of the contract. The
street is ,920 feet in length and the stone work
will be 20 feet in width and of an average depth
of inches. The price to be paid Is 80 cents
per perch.
Major D. r. Burril, the hotel proprietor, has
gone to Roanoke, Va, where he has leased the
Continental Hotel, and proposes to keep it in
a frst-class style, suited to the wants Of that
and growing city, The hotel in
Bel Air will be conducted by Mr.. Peter McGin-
mis-.
Mr.. VIM. Dozen has started a new brick
yard near Bel Air, on the property of MIR. 8.
A. Williams. Mr.. Dozen will employ ten men
in his new enterprise, and will have kiln of
brick ready for delivery about June LIST.
Mr.. z. Bosley Littig, commission merchant,
of Baltimore, was in Bel Air on Wednesday.
The circus left without paying Mr.. VIM. H.
Sweets bill for rent of the show grounds. The
account was placed in the hands of Officer
Frank Bateman, who followed them to Jockeys
vile, where he was sworn in as Deputy Sheriff
of Baltimore county, and procuring an attach
ment he was about to levy upon their property,
when the bill was paid. MIR. Bateman might
have had an elephant on his hands, if the bill
had not been settled.
Prof. VIM. N. Burgess has rendered to the
trustees his resignation as Vice.Princpal of the
Bel Air Graded School, to accept position as
Principal of q Baltimore school, of which he
will take charge on Monday. Mr.. Burgess is an
accomplished and excellent teacher.
Mrs. Martha A. Hanna is visiting friends in
Carroll county this week.
The Stars is the name of new juvenile base
ball club lately organized here. They will re-
ceive challenges from any club in the county
the members of which are under Is years of
age. Direct all letters to R. II. Lee, Bel Air.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Galloway, who have
been spending the winter at the residence of
Mrs. Galloway's brother, Capt. R. E. Bouldin,
left on Wednesday morning for Annapolis,
where they will spend month with their son,
Lieut.. c. D. Galloway, of the U. 8. Navy. They
expect to spend the summer, as usual, at Ur.
bana, Frederick county.
OBITUARY.
Mr.. Henry We'll, of the firm of We'll
& Sons, died on the .4th instant, at his
residence, 325 North Gay street, in the 18th
year of his age. He was an enterprising and
active young business man, and had many
friends and acquaintance in Hartford county.
An infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. William 8.
Rutledge died on the Sd instant, at his parents
residence, near Madonna. The burial took
place on Monday, at Bethel Church, Rev. Mr..
Stull officiating. Two of the pall-bearers were
twin brothers of the infant.
Mr.. Isaac II. Cairnes, Of Jarrettsvile whose
serious illness has been noticed, died ON the
I'd instant. He was buried on Sunday last at
Bethel Presbyterian Church. The pastor, Rev.
VIM. G. Stull, conducted the services. The
pall-bearers were Wm.l Hope, John 4. Gross,
James II. Galley, Samuel Deets, Lysias Rock
hold and Charles 3. M. Bessler. Mr.. Cairnes
was man of the highest character for upright
ness and integrity and was held in great es-
TEEN in the community in which he lived. He
was elected to the Legislature in 1867 along
with Henry A. Silver, DR.. Thos. Z. Hopkins
and DR.. Joshua Wilson, and served one term
Subsequently he was register of voters for Mar
shalps district.
Mrs. Sarah f. Hid, widow of John Hid, of
Taylor, died on April Goth, in Baltimore, at
the residence of her son, Philip Hid. She was
73 years of age. Mrs. Hid while visiting her
son contracted severe cold, which developed
into other diseases, causing her death in two or
three days. She was buried at Salem Church,
on the 18th, Rev. H. H. Doughty officiating.
She leaves nine children, namely VIM. H., P.
A., G. Evan, Street, g., Charles A. and George
w. Hid, Mrs. j. A. Shepherd, OF Monkton, and
Mrs. Emory Phelps. MIR. s. 3. Hid lie resi-
i
children and one great grandchld also survive
her.
Information has been received OF the death, in
Ireland, on the 18th of April, Of Mrs. Ellen
Lynch. widow Of Jerry Lynch and mother OF
Mrs. Thomas Sullivan, of Rock Hall, Abingdon
dis: riot She was in the 9th year of her age
Mrs. Lynch was born, lived all her life and
died on her estate adjoining the famous Lakes
of Killarney.
The funeral of Margaret Emken, who died at
the home of Mr. VIM. Hilditch, near the Kick
DRY, took place on Friday, May I'd, the inter
ment being at Mt. Tabor. The paii-bearers
were s. FL. Gibson, VIM. T. Monks, DR.. Carcaud.
James Peterson, Hermon Pyle and j. 8. Quinn.
VIM. H. Schuck, funeral director.
Mrs. Ellen Lilly, wife OF Mr.. Samuel Lilly,
died at her home near Hartford Furnace, on May
I'd, in the SD year OF her age. She died of con.
sumption and was long confined to her room and
a great sufferer. She left no children. Mrs
Lilly was very domestic person and by heI
many amable traits had endeared herself
generally to large circle of relative and friends
She was devoted wife and also devoted mem
Der of St. Francis church, and at one time sang
IN the choir of that church. She was buried or
May 5th. Father Sartori officiated. Requiem
Mass was sung and played by Mrs. John 8
Young, assisted by Miss Kate Martin. The pal
bearers were Messrs. 2. Callahan, j. Thoma!
Webster, Wakeman Martin, Jos. Mitchell
Martin Tobin and John Sullivan. VIM. Nc
Comas undertaken.
Mr.. Isaac Andrews died on Tuesday
last, 9th instant, at his home near Mil
Green, in the I'D year of his age. He had beer
sick but short time, although in feeble health
for some years. He leaves q son, DR.. Georg
w. Andrews, and two daughters, Miss Maggi,
Andrews and Mrs. Robert N. Glasgow. Hi
funeral took place on Thursday at Emory NJ. E
Church, of which he had been for many years
consistent and devoted member.
Ada 6. Proctor, wife of Walter Proctor, diet
on Tuesday night, 9th instant, at her home nea
Loves Mill, in the fifth district Her husband
and several small children survives her. Sh
was buried on Thursday, at the Tabernacle
Evangelical Church, near Prospect.