The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1902-02-15

Walker.-MrS Clara r. Walker, wife of
Mr. Henry q. Walker, died February 1st at
her home, PIeasantville. Hartford county. She
was the youngest daughter of the late George
r. and Rebecca Hunt, of Long Green, and
was in the 41st year of her age. She had been
q great sufferer and her death was due to a
complication of diseases. Although Mrs
Walker was subjected to the most excruciating
suffering her cheerful disposition and implicit
trust in God were her constant companions to
the end, and during the last hours of life the
four little children that survive her were called
to the bedside to receive parting blessing.
The interment was at Friendship Church.
The pall-bearers were Messrs. G. G. Coale,
Frank Riley, w. H. Grey, W. S. Scarf, J. B.
Twining and Carvil E. Amoss. The pastor of
the church oficiated.
Sadtler.-Mr. Christopher Columbus Sadt-
Ter, for many years resident of Baltimore
county, died at his home in Baltimore, on
Monday last, aged 20 years. He had not been
actively engaged in any business for forty
years. Mr.. Sadtler was son of Capt. Philip
b. Sadtler and was native of Baltimore city.
One of his brothers is Rev. Benjamin Sadtler,
who was for some years principal of Luther
who survives him, is a daughter of the late
Samuel Brady, ST., of Green Spring Valley.
He also leaves one son and four daughters, one
of whom is the wife of Mr.. Milton Morris.
| Deceased was member of the Society of the
War of 1872. and an honorary member of the
| Gardeners Club.
Ritter.-Mrs. Martha A. Ritter died on the
| 18th inst, at her home at Rockland, Falls road
! aged 70 years. The cause Of her death was a
complication of diseases from which she had
suffered about three years. For twenty-five
years Mrs. Ritter had been keeper of the toll
gate at Rockland. She was twice married
whom she had five children, four of whom
survive her. They are William II. Smith, of
Union Bridge; John R. Smith, of Mount
| Washington Mrs. ]. Thomas Staines, of Ar
lington, and Mrs. David Hare, of Green Spring
Valley. Her second husband was Mr.. Henry
] T. Ritter by whom she is survived. Mrs.
| Ritter was one of THE UNIONS oldest SUBJ
scribers.
Upton-The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Up
I ton, wife of Mr.. John w. Upton, a well known
farmer of the I'd district took place on Sunday
| last at Mt. Olive M. E. Church, Rockdale, and
was largely attended. Rev. G. f. Earring, of
Harper's Ferry NJ. E. Church; Rev. L. M.
Chambers, of Sumerfeld Circuit, and Rev. G.
| E. Redecker of Hebbville Evangelical Church,
conducted the services. The pail bearers were
Messrs. Luther Timanus. Henry Reiblich,
George Reiblich, George w. Longley, William
F. Piel and David Kalb. Mrs. Upton, who
was 70 years of age and lifelong resident of
that section of the county, died on Thursday.
Betzold.-Mr. Michael Behold was found
dead in his bed at Gainesville, on Sunday
morning last. When he retired the night be-
| fore he appeared to be in his usual health.
Dr. Charles L. Matfeldt said the cause of his
death was heart disease. Mr.. Behold was II
| wears old and came to this country from Ger
many shortly before the Civil War, settling in
| Gainesville. Besides his widow he is survived
| by two daughters and two sons Mr.. George |
| A. Behold, of Gainesville, is a son of the de-
ceased.
Watkins.-Mr James Carey Thomas Wat
| kins, only son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank d. Wat |
kins, died last Saturday, after an illness of
eleven weeks, at his home, Woodlawn road, |
| Roland Park. His bad health had prevented |
him from finishing his college course and en-
gagng in business, as well, but he was well
| known to and beloved by wide circle of |
| friends. Mr. Watkins was member of the |
Society of Orthodox Friends and took an ac-
| tive interest in the work of the church.
Hardinge. --Henrietta Kemp Hardinge,
| second child of Mr.. Harold Hardinge, cashier
| of the Patapsco National Bank of Elicott City,
| died on Saturday morning last at Hannah |
More Academy, Reisterstown, after short i'll
nessfrom pneumonia. She was IL years of age |
and had been a student of the academy few |
months The child's mother who was with |
her when she died, Isl daughter of Col. Thomas
| H. Hunt well known citizen OF Elllcott |
City.
Garrett.-Mr. Benjamin Howard Garrett |
| died at his home in Govanstown, on Tuesday |
ST.,
years He was a native of the 9TH district of |
| this county and son of the late Lemuel Gar
rett. He is survived by widow and three
children. For years Mr.. Garrett was foreman
! in a sash factory in Baltimore. He was a
member of the Order of Odd Fellows.
Philips.-Mrs Margaret S. Philips died at
her home in Baltimore, on Saturday last, from
the effects of stroke OF paralysis; She was
the wife of Mr.. Charles Philips and member
of the Cline family of the LIST district of this
| county, Two sons also survive her. The late
Daniel Cline, who was once warden of the
Towsoh Jail, was brother of the deceased.
Clark.-Mr. William Clark died suddenly
of apoplexy on Thursday last, at the home of
his brother-in-law, Mr. Joseph G. Whitney,
in Green Spring Valley He had been an in
valid for several years. Mr.. Clark was the
eldest son of the late William Clark, of Howard
county, and 81 years OF age He was unmarried
Kane.-Mr. Thomas Kane, who had been
sick long time with consumption, died at
his home in Texas, N. c. R. R., on Thursday
last, aged 80 years. He was unmarried and
| is survived by his mother, three sisters and
| one brother Two of the sisters are teachers
in the public schools of the county.
Fluharty.-Mrs Mary E. Fluharty, wife of
! MIR. William r. Fluharty, secretary and treas
urer of the Baltimore Cemetery Company, died
suddenly on Wednesday, from an attack of
apoplexy, at her home on Woodbourne avenue.
Govanstown, aged So years. Her husband and
! four children survive her.
Barton-Mr James Barton well known
citizen of the eth district died on Monday last
at his home on the road leading from the York
turnpike to Rayville, aged about 70 years He
| had been in feeble health long time Mr..
Barton is survived by widow, two sons and
! three daughters.
Hapson.-Mr. Lee Hapson, who had been
| EMPLOYED at the Beaver Dam Marble Quarries,
died of pneumonia at his home at Oregon, on
| Thursday, in the 32d year of his age. He was
a native of Virginia. A widow and three chill
| dren survive him.
Sales of Real Estate.-Slade Risteau,
auctioneers, sold at the Court House door on
| Monday for James S. Calwell, attorney named
in mortgage from Florence E. Thomas and
husband to Mary NJ. Gundry, an undivided
one fifth interest in tract OF land called Deer
Park, containing 166 acres, on Smith avenue
and the Seven-Mle lane, Sd district, to the
mortgage, for 81, 200. The property is i'm
proved by brick dwelling and the necessary
! outbuildings.
George w. Stocksdale auctioneer, sold atthe
| Court House door on Tuesday, for Messrs
James . Lindsay and John l. Yellott trustees
in the equity case of the Germantown Build
| ing Association No. against Corcoran and
others. the grist and saw mill and creamery,
with So acres of land attached, Located at But
Ter and belonging to the estate of the late
Thomas M Corcorap purchased by Mr.
George E Schell, of Glyndon, for S16S5 1t
is said the Improvements on this property cost
the late Mr.. Corcoran about $4,000.
| o, A, Kirkland, auctioneer, sold at the Court
House on Tuesday, for MIR. George R. Willis
attorney, s acres of land on Seneca creek, near
| Bengies Station, on the P. W. & B. Railroad
improved by frame dwelling, with stable
and other outbuildings; purchased by Jacob
| f. Luthardt for 81 ,625.
Jurors for the March Term.-On Friday,
| February 18th, Judge Burke drew the jurors to
serve at the March term of the Circuit Court,
which begins on the first Monday of the
month. Following is the list, the figures after
the names indicating the district the juror is
! from:
Sigfreid A. MITCHELL. 1Cornelius Moore.....
| Jehn Hines. 1lWm. p Lindsay
| Hart B. Holton 49,. 1lAbram W. Ensor......
| Richard Gibbons... 1lJoseph s. Corbett.....
| EdyDupd T. Wnodsida TOehua r COckay