The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1896-05-08
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Court Commences on Monday.


Farmers are now busy planting corn.
The Baltimore county tax rate has been
fixed at 50 cents. This is 10 cents higher than
last year.
Clerk Forwood and Deputy Cham
were in Havre de Grace Friday and Saturday
issuing licenses.
On Thursday Deputy Clerks Chamberlaine
and Hall burned the ballots cast at the election
in the presence of the Judges of the Orphans
Court.
Rev. Kirby S. Miller, of the Auburn Semi
nary, New York, will occupy the pulpit of the
First Presbyterian Church Sunday morning
and night.
On Wednesday Sheriff Cooley arrested
Thomas Brown, colored charged with the
larceny of IS from John P. Axer. He was
lodged in jail.
Fred Bennington, son Of Mr.. j. NJ. Ben
nington, of Pyesville, fell from horse he
was riding last Sunday afternoon and broke
one of his arms DIR. Hayward reduced the
fracture.
The same night that Kelly & Flowers
to enter Mr. Braxton Hitchcock's store at
Vale, but were frightened off before gaining
an entrance.
The retiring Town Board have shown
strict economy in the management OF the
towns affairs. Ne are informed that they
have succeeded in liquidating portion OF
Ehe old debt.
john H. Michael, of Perrymans, was found
in an unconscious condition at Calvert station,
Baltimore, by policeman. He was taken to
the hospital and found to be suffering from
chioral poison. Prompt attention soon re-
viyed him.
MIR. George Reynolds, formerly of Gar
land, will reopen the Fallston store, lately va
Gated by Frank c. Norris, on Saturday, May
III. He has an entirely new stock of general
merchandise, which will be sold at prices to
suit the times.
States Attorney Walter w. Preston says
there are no new developments in the Sanders
mystery. The stomach of the unfortunate
girl is now in the hands of chemist, but it
will take some time to develop whether it con- |
tains poison or not.
The Democratic State Central Committee |
from Hartford county on Wednesday recon- |
mended the names of e. Harris Archer, B. F. |
Hanway and John A. Osborn to Governor |
Lswndes as candidates for assessor at large |
One of these will be chosen.
--Gn Saturday Deputy Clerk Chamberlain |
issued at HARE de Grace ten liquor licenses |
as follows George II. Burroughs, Charles |
J4amm, David A. Fisher Michael H. Fahey, |
Joseph Warner, Francis ]. Boyd, Ira Wells, |
John T. Whalan, Isaac Hecht (2l.
Mr.. H. D. Hanway, formerly of this
county, and Miss Hazel Elizabeth Miller, Of
New York city, were married Thursday, April
2S, i'll Newark, New Jersey. They have just
returned from a trip to Montreal and Boston,
and have taken up their residence at 90 Madi- |
son avenue, New York.
The annual election OF officers Of the Bel /
Air Christian Endeavor Of the NJ. ?. Church |
took place Monday night. The following of
ficers we're chosen President, s. A. Hoblit-
cell, Jr.; vice president, Miss Mollie Coale;
sesrptary, MICS Lutte keep; treasurer, Il. A.
Hoblitzell. Ths society is ip very flourish
ing condition.
Judge Waters on Monday gave hearing |
IN the habeas corpus case Of Mrs Mary Fulk-
per, who was sentenced last Wesk by Justice
C. c. Barnes to six months in the House OF
Correction for drunkenness and disorderly |
conduct. The court discharged the prisoner
upon her promise to leave and do better in the |
future, Preston for State, Hawkins for peIi-
honeP.
Upon affidavit OF John s. Ensor, states
Attorney of Baltimore county; the case of
Matilda Blume, charged with murder, was re-
moved to the Circuit Court for Hartford county.
Mrs, Blume was acquitted on the charge of
perforr.ing criminal operation On Mrs: Ella
!sauers, from WHICH she died. The stste said |
they could not have fair trial in Baltimore |