The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1900-04-14

Spencerville-H. Nm.
ennallytown-H. West.
Woodside-W. w Gu Reck.
Washington. 49,
Anacostia-C. o. Isaacin.
Douglas Memorials. NJ. Hartsock.
Dumbarton Avenue-F. H. Hayenner.
Foundry. b. Wilson.
Gorsuch-T. e. Copes.
Hamline-W. r. Stricken.
McKendree-H. r. Naylor.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NJ. Bristol.
North Capitol-C. 7. House.
Northwest-To be supplied.
Ryland-Alexander Bielaski.
st. Pauls-S. L. Bryant.
Trinity-E. d. Huntley.
Union-Page Milburn.
Waugh-G. E. Maydwell.
Wesley Chapel-J. Fred. Heisse, j. W. Steele.
Wilson Memorial-A. H. Thompson.
A. H. Ames, superintendent Lucy Webb Hayes
Deaconess Home.
G. II. Corey. lecturer on ethics and Biblical
literature in Dickinson College.
West Baltimore DlstrIct-c. W. Baldwin, p. E.
Arlington-E. H. Lamar.
Carrollton-A. E. Slage.
Catonsville-y. P. Wright.
Ellcott City-William Rogers.
Hampstead-D. N. Browning, W. @. Butts.
Laurel-Thomas Wood.
Liberty-T. ]. Cross.
Lnganore-B. +. Clarkson.
Mount Airy-O. G. Marriott.
New Windsor-Reuben Kolb.
Patapsco-W. E. Curley.
Relay-I. NJ. WertZ.
savage and Guilford-M H. Courtney.
Summerfield Circuit Emory Buhrman.
Thurmont-W. l.. Orem.
Union Bridge and Middleburg-G. +. Stiles.
West False. E. Dudrear, s. 7. Jones.
Westminster. A. Price.
BALTIMORE.
Bethany-H D. Mitchell.
Chatsworth-S. NJ. Afford.
Columbia Avenue-A. f. Campbell.
David Rogers Mission-To be supplied.
Emory-S. w. Graffiin.
Fayette Street-JOseph b. Stitt.
Franklin Street-C. I. Pate.
Fulton Avenue-L. NJ. Bennett.
Garrett Park-W. J. Meeks
Grace--G. w. Miller.
Harlem Park. G. Nicholson.
Memorial-D. b. Winstead
Monroe Street-G. W. Hobbs.
Summerfed-V. N. Ridgely.
Union Square-George G. Bacon. ftt
Walbrook Park-D. A. Foard.
West Batimore-M. F. B. Rice.
John Lanahan, agent Book Depository.
L. T. Townsend, professor in grammar, Theo-
&. E. Young. professor in Morgan College.
U. s. Wright, left without appointment to at
tend theological school.
A Faithful Old Servant Dead.-Maria
Woodland colored, better known as Nanny
Ria" a faithful nurse in the family of the late
Mark w. Jenkins, died on Wednesday at the
residence of bis son, John W. Jenkins, in
Long Green Valley, aged IS years. She was
noted for her piety, devoted faithfulness and
LOYALTY TO those by whom she was raised.
Her family was remarkable for its longevity.
Her mother, Hannah Woodland. died at the
age of 81; her grandmother, Rachel Dolly,
lived to the remarkable age of ll6, and her
reat-grandmother, who was native of Africa
and was purchased by the first John Hillen
from a slave vessel about the year ITO, died at
a very old age. When the emancipation proc
amation was issued she elected to remain in
the family in which she was born and raised,
saving she was always as free as she ever
wished to be. For five generations her family
have been faithful servants in the Hillen and
Jenkins families. covering period OF nearly
100 years. Her funeral took place from n IL
lendale' on Saturday. Requiem mass was said
at St. Johns Catholic Church and her pail.
bearers were all of the family she bad served
jenkins family lot adjoining the church. -Bdt-
tinlore Sun.
Circuit Court.-George w. White. carrying
concealed weapons; plea of guilty confessed
and traverser sentenced to be confined IN
the Baltimore county Jail for one month:
Roland Park Company VS.. Charles w. Hull
and wife; demurrer to bill OF complaint Tor
Injunction to restrain defendants from prose
| cutting suits for damages; argued and held SUB
| curia A. G. Crowder, assault plea OF guilty
| confessed and traverser sentenced to Jail for
| one week. Albert E. Smith, sale of liquor
without license stetted. Joseph Campbell,
| house breaking with intent to steal stetted:
John Aten, non.support of wife; guilty and
traverser released under act of 1894. JOHN i.
| Anderson, desertion and non-support of wife
| and children stetted. VIM. b. Johnson. re-
ceiving stolen goods criminal information
| ouashed. Same. same offense; tried before
| the court and held sub curia.
| The trial Of the case of Harry Cover against
the BALTIC & Lehigh R. r. Company, claiming
$40. coo for personal injuries, which was com;
| menced on Monday, was not concluded on
| Wednesday and went over until Tuesday next
The criminal docket was taken up on Thurs
day, 18th instant.
LAST YEAR sixty-two new silk mills were
started in the United States. The raw materia
must be imported, but American workman
lip is producing great results in its manu-