The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1893-08-04

hage from his lungs he dropped to the
ground and expired in very short time. He
leaves wife but no children. rs
| BET. AIR Notes.-The doctors and the law
which the former won by score of 81 to 10.
The lawyers nine consisted Of j. I. c. Hop
kins, E. II. Webster OF j., Richard Dallam,
#. Z. Gorren, Walter w. Preston, j. L. e..
Lee, Harold Scarboro, j. A. W. Richardson
and Thomas A. Hays, Jr.
The other nine was composed of DR..
Wake Munnikhuysen, DR.. o. B. Carcaud, DR..
s. Gorsuch, DIR. w. ID. Scarboro, DR.. +. A.
Baden, Thos. G. Forwood and Lee Hughes.
While the game was, perhaps, open to criti-
cism, from baseball experts point of view,
1t was undoubtedly professional contest. 1t
was considered remarkable for the doctors to
get ahead Of the lawyers.
The Town Commissioners met on Tuesday
evening and discussed electric lighting of the
town. Two bidders were present but as the
proposals were not on the same basis the
board deferred action until next Monday night.
Commissioners William II. Bauer and G. c.
Rouse were appointed q committee to obtain
some desired information on the subject
Messrs. A B. and Octayian Whitaker have
bought from the executorsthe property of the
late Mrs Elizabeth G. Lee, in Bel Air, con-
sisting of the home place, with dwelling and
10 acres of land, for 5000 The remainder
of Mrs. Lees real estate was not included In
this sale.
Mr.. John s. Bullock, of Baltimore, was in
Bel Air on Monday. He spent Sunday with
Mr.. William 7. Sawyer, of Emmorton.
Mr.. Walter Finney, Cashier of the Second
friends in Connecticut.
Mrs. Sarah Cover, Of Baltimore, is at the
residence of her sister, Mrs. Mary Lee.
+ Miss Clarence Lee is at Atlantic City.
Mr.. A. Preston Gilbert and his daughter,
Miss Halle, have returned from Jordans
Springs. Mr.. Gilbert was considerably bene-
fitted by his sojourn there.
Mr.. Albert Osborn, of Baltimore, Is visiting
Mr.. >. A. Hoblitzell,. Jr.
A meeting of the Kings Daughters will be
held at Miss Lena Bauer's, this Friday even
ing, at 8 O'Clock. T-TYTTEy ~ TIT
About 25 members OF Triumph Odd Fellows
Lodge visited Bethany Lodge, Glenarm, We'd
nesday afternoon, and were handsomely en-
stertained at supper given by their hosts.
After the supper Miss Naomi Spicer, of Falls
ton, gave a recitation. The visitors were
highly pleased with the hospitable manner in
which they were received by their brethren
Misses Elise and Halle Williams are visit
ing at DIR. J. E. Michaers, Perryman.
Mr.. G. Cover Street, left for Ocean City
yesterday.
seymour Tucker, brakeman on the Balti-
more and Lehigh Railroad, was painfully In
jured at Bel Air, on Wednesday, by getting
caught between cars loaded with lumber,
which he was engaged In coupling He WINS
injured in the breast and back. One of his
ribs was broken. DIR. E. Hall Richardson at
tended him. He was removed to theresidence
of his father, John G. Tucker. at Forest Hill,
where DR.. F. P. Smithson is attending him.
The finest ball game of the season was
played here on Wednesday between the Vic
tors and the Nonpareils, of Aberdeen. A
dispute occurred in the 9th inning over de-
cisIon of the umpire, Mr.. Lawson Cooley, and
the game was not finished The score, at the
close OF the sth inning, was to in favor of
the Yictors. The Victors will play the Balti-
more Unions on Saturday, Aug. 5th, at P.
NJ.
Mr.. C. Harry Stromenger, Of Hurst, Purnell
& Co., Baltimore, spent Saturday and Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs George X. Cairnes.
Misses Annie II. and Minnie B. Cairnes left
on Thursday for a visit Of two weeks to friends
in Delaware. They will visit Ocean City dur
Ing their absence.
Mr.. George F. Walker sold out his furniture
and hotel fixtures, at the Eagle Hotel, Mon
day, and has removed to Baltimore with his
family. ..-
A striking likeness of Judge Waters has
been added to the Court House gallery Of
Distinguished Sons of Harford.'' -