The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1902-07-05

- The vexed question of garbage removal
in Towson was settled on Tuesday when the
County Commissioners decided that both r. E.
Lee Bosley and Benjamin W. Bowen should
be employed during the month of July
Messrs. Knox and Slade voted for this plan and
Mr.. Yellott against it,
- Mr.. William A. Wheatley, attorney for
Charles Gensler, surviving administrator has
filed bill in the Circuit Court here against
William Held and others for decree constru-
ing the will of Justina Wuth The publication
In the matter appears in the advertising col
umns of THE UNION today.
1.-The commission appointed by the Gov
ernor to secure site and arrange for the cree
organized on Tuesday by electing Adjutant-
General Saunders, president, and Mr.. Redmond
q. Stewart, secretary. The building will be
erected in the vicinity of Pikesville.
The .postoffice at Bosley, four miles
northeast of Towson on the Dulany's Valley
turnpike, has been re-established, with Mr..
John N. Madary as postmaster. The Office
was discontinued some time ago because no
one in the community would act as postmas-
ter. Mr.. Madary has reopened the store at
Bosley.
-McCurdy avenue, short thorougbfare
between the York and Dulany's Valley turn
pixies, Immediately south of Prospect Hill
Cemetery, Towson, was this week decided to
the County Commissioners by DR.. A. g. Nc
Curdy and wife, Col. d. G.. Mcintosh and wife
and others who own the land abutting on the
avenue.
THE Queen Anne's Railroad Company
offers superior inducements for pleasure trips
to Cape May, Rehoboth Beach and Queens
town, boats leaving Baltimore daily at conve-
nient hours, as will be seen by reference to the
advertising columns of THE UNION today.
The service is first-class and the rates very
reasonable.
MIR. J. F. Cockey, president of the
Cockevsville National Bank, is about to erect
a handsome house for his son, Mr.. John 7.
Cockey, who was married short time ago.
turnpike, just north of the village of Jockeys
vile, and will prove an attractive addition to
the neigh borhood.
> Messrs. Thomas II. Stetzer and James r.
Phipps, young Towson painters, have been
overrun with work the past spring and are
still very busy. Among their many jobs they
painted the large dome on the Hampton man.
sion, piece of work that required no small
amount of skill when its size and height above
the roof are considered.
flames Lewis, colored, indicted for COM
uniting telonious assault on little girl near
Arlington, Sd district, few weeks ago. was
tried before full bench-Judges Fowler, Wat
tiers and Burke-on Thursday and convicted
of common assault. He was sentenced to the
House of Correction for three years. Mr.. John
S. Ensor was counsel for the accused.
John Wesley Devine convicted in the
Circuit Court here on Friday afternoon of last
week of murder in the first degree for the kill
ing of Patrolman Donohue in Baltimore, was
sentenced by the court to be hung. The jury
was out but five minutes. Devine, who is q
native of the 9Th district of this county, has
borne bad character. He took the verdict
cooly.
THE Baltimore Park Board has construed
one of its rules to mean that to carry a market
basket or a basket of laundry work through
the park in a carriage is a violation of the
NpYt thing 6Onht this BOARD will
adopt rule that no one can enter the parks
without permit. 1t would seem that the
foolkiller has still large amount of work ON
his hands.
1.-The baseball team of the Lutherville
Athletic Club went up against the real thing
when it came in contact with the Gainesville
team, upon the grounds of the latter, last Sat
urday afternoon. Score 16 to 8 in favor of
Gainesville. On the same day the Lutherville
Country Club team was beaten by the st.
Martins, Is to ID. Twas a cold day for Luth-
erville indeed.
->E. ]. Donohugh, of the Baltimore post
Office, on Tuesday assumed his duties as extra
clerk in the Towson postal station, succeeding
G. VIM. Parker, who had most acceptably
filled the position several years. The office
will be open continuously from 6.30A. M.to $50
P. NJ, the last mail leaving here at $50 P. NJ.
Mr.. Donohugh and Mr. McMaster will each
be on duty eight hours.
- Messrs. Leonard Foard, W.O. B. Wright
and j. W. B. Clayton, committee, are adver-
Using at private sale in THE UNION the present
parsonage of Long Green Circuit, M. E.
Church. 1t is Groom house, with two acres
of land attached, located on the Hartford turn
pike IA miles from Baltimore, and in an excel
lent neighborhood. 1t is a desirable property
and should find ready purchaser.
THE closing exercises of the public school
at Sherwood, N. G. r. R., ended with boun-
tiful treat of good things to the pupils by the
teachers, Misses Lizzie W. Ceilings and Susan
9Th grade, Mollie B. Dohony 9th, Laura Ritter;
4th, Clara McComas Sd, Ruby E. Boeschee;
I'd, Regina Yeakel; LIST, Clarence McComas;
special in 4th grade arithmetic, Robert E. L.
Held; special in 9Th grade history, Laura S.
Ritter /; attendance for the year, silver medal,
Mollie B. Dohony.