The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1896-09-18
THE EGIS ANDINTELLIGENCER.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
A pleasant rain fell on Tuesday.

at the Masonic Temple on Sunday.
MIR. W. H. H. Wilson, husband of Sarah c.
Wilson, died in Baltimore, Sept. 10, and was
buried at Loudou Park, Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. VIM. Temple, residing near the Red
Pump, sprained his ankle on Monday in
stepping from the porch to the ground.
The Perryman Democratic Club was ad-
dressed on Friday evening by Messrs. w. j.
Ogden, of Baltimore, Grant Stockham and
5. E. Penning.
The Taylor Base Ball Club defeated the
Stewartstown team, at Stewartstown, Pa, on
Saturday, Sept. 18th. Score-Taylor 10,
Stewartstown D.
Charles STREET., atwelve-year-old son of
Mr. Howard STREET., living near the Rocks,
had one of his thigh bones broken on Satur-
day, while attempting to climb on Il moving
four horse wagon.
"A petition was filed in the Circuit Court
on Tuesday by William NJ. Edelin, asking for
the benefit of the insolvent law. Mr. ). A.
Williams was appointed trustee.
Mrs John X. Kirkwood fell backward
from the doorstep to the ground, at her home
near Bradenbaugh, on Sunday, breaking her
arm and otherwise iniuring herself.
The officers of registration were opened
throughout the county on Tuesday. The at
tendance was very large. About 1870 were
registered in Bel Air, the great majority OF
whom were colored,
A Bryan and Sewall Club was organized
at Aberdeen on Saturday. The following
permanent officers were elected: president,
James Pritchard; secretary, Robert A. Mitch
ell; treasurer, John A. Osborn.
The schooner yacht, Little Emma, be-
longing to Mr.. James r. Malone and other
Baltimoreans sank in the Furnace wharf dock
at Havre de Grace on Thursday, i'll seven feet
of water along side OF the wharf.
The Jarrettsville Bryan and Sewall club
was organized on Saturday evening. DIR. w
l.. Smith was chosen as president, Alfred S.
Upton secretary and George A. Cairnes, treas
urer. A large crowd was in attendance.
A Bryan and Sewall Club has been organ
lied at Hickory with 40 members. The fol-
lowing is list of the officers: President,
Walter Slade; vice-presidents, Barnett Wheel
er and Zaccheus DeBow; secretary and treas
urer, q. w. Slade.
The schools were reopened for the season
on Monday. The session of the Western
Maryland College commenced on Tuesday
and Miss Alice Tredway and Masters Her
man Reckord and Vim. D. Barteson, took
their departure therefor.
Miss Carrie jackson, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John jackson, of Franklinville,
were married on Thursday at the Presby-
terrain parsonage to Mr.. Charles Richardson
by Rev. Wesley NJ. Hyde. The bride former
ly resided at Glenville.
A small store kept by George J. Ring
gold, colored, near Perrymans, was burned to
the ground on Friday night, together with
all the stock. The building and stock were
valued at 81 ,OO0. The fire is supposed to be
the work of incendiaries.
Invitations have been issued for the we'd
ding of Mr.. Thomas Stanley Hope, Of this
county, and Miss Mary Cecilia Gardiner, of
Washington, d. C. The ceremony will take
place at O'Clock Wednesday afternoon, Sep
TENDER 49, in the Holy Name Church, Wash
ington.
AS far as heard from there are Is Bryan
and Sewell Clubs already in existence in har-
ford county. They are located as follows:
Abingdon, Aberdeen, Level, Hartford Furnace,
Dublin, Perrymans, Hickory, Forest Hill, Bel
Air, Jarrettsyille, Shawsville, Norrisvile and
Darlington.
hoe in 10
piece of silver money, Used in Prussia dur
ing the reign of King Frederick William
Mr.. Knoller brought the piece with him when
he .emgrated to America in 1S4S, and it has
been in his possession ever since. tits of the
value of two German dollars.
A large meeting of the Level Bryan and
Sewall Club was held on Saturday night.
telling address was delivered by Mr.. 5. +.
Pepning. Twenty-three additional names
was added to the roll, making Il list of 100
members. A number of prominent Republi-
cans, were present and as soon as the speaker
finished. one of the staunchest OF them ask
ed that his name be enrolled.
The Democratic Executive Committee of
Hartford county met in Bel Air on Saturday
for the first time since their election. The
vacancies caused by the death of MIR. William
Stephenson and DR.. j. L. Windolph were
filled by the selection of Mr.. Joseph Spencer
in the second district, and Mr. II. Clay White
ford In the fifth district. Mr. Frederick w.
Baker was chosen as chairman of the commit
tee.
A Bryan and Sewall Club was organized
at Norrisville OH Saturday with the following
officers president, VIM. A. Wiley: vice
presidents, VIM. A. Hulshart, Richard W.
Mcdonald, Jacob Metzel, W. F. Strawbridge;
secretary, Aaron Channel; and Silas H. Stiff
Ter, treasurer. There forty members in
the club. The next meeting will be held on
Friday, Sept. Is, at z. NJ. Speakers will be
present.
-Aberdeen's city fathers have passed an
ordinance imposing tax of 81 on every dog
and So on every bitch in that town, and a
Nmetal license NUMBER must be attached to
q collar around the neck of such animals.
Every April and September the bailiff is re-
auired to take an account Of every animal OF
the 'dog- kind" in the town and return the
same to the Clerk OF the Commissioners. A
fine OF IS is the penalty for noncompliance
with the law.
About one O'Clock on Monday afternoon
as Mr.. William Dawson, of Frogtown, was on
his way to Bel Air he was run into by a man
named Joseph Riley who came down the road
from the Red Pump on horse back at rapid
rate, striking the light wagon in which Mr.
Dawson was seated and badly injuring it
1T was narrow escape for the old gentleman
minute sooner and he would have beer
severely injured. Riley was thrown from hi
horse, but mounted and rode off.
A Bryan Sewall and Jewett club was or
ganized at Graftons shops on Saturday. Th
officers chosen were the following: Presiden
Nathan Grafton, Vice Presidents Abel ID. vii
son, William E. Hanway, William A. Durham
sheffield Poteett, Charles W. Amos, Dr. T. B
Hayward, James Amos, C. A. Gray, Elme
Bull, F. z. Smithson, Samuel NJ. Ady, Johr
NJ. Blake, W. F. Clark, Augustus Mahan, Henri
c. johnson, and James VI. Cain; recording
Secretary, Harper III. Black; corresponding
secretary A. s. Wilson. One hundred an
thirty eight names were enrolled.
A Letter from MIR. Jewett.
Mr.. James j. Lindsay, chairman Of th
committee appointed by the Bryan, Sewa
and Jewett Democratic Club OF Towson t
present to Mr. George NJ. Jewett, Democrat
uominee for Congress in the Second District