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The Lord Bond Robbery-A Remark
able Story.
49,. MA. A..


The great Lord bond robbery, which occurred in
this city over hfieen months ago, has again been
brought 10 public notice By the recovery Of nearly
all OF the stolen bonds. This robbery Is probably
tho most remarkable on record, not only because
the amount stolen was 90 great, but because OF the
skill With which the crime was committed, the
great efforts made TO dispose Of the bonds, and
the uniiring perss,eney with which the dsisciives
have followed up the thieves.
IN March, isGC, Mr.. Rufus l.. Lord, who i a
very old man. was sitting In biz Office, 10 Exchange
Place when stranger entered and engaged him
In conveFnaiion. While talking 10 this man an
aocomplice catered and stole from an olen safs
bonds amounting IN The aggregate 10 one million
seven hundred thousand dollars. As soon az dis.
covered, the robbery vas made known 10 the Do
lice, but there was no evidence by which ihe
thieves could be traced. AZ FIRST u was difficult
10 tell the exact amount stolen Or the number Of
the bonds. NJ. Lord had seen no ono 20 10 the
safe, aud be could not positively identity the man
who engaged him IN conversation. 10 fact, Mr.
Lord would not believe the bonds were stolen In
this manner until after the arrest Of some Of the
men connected with The robbery.
The polIce Immediately began 10 search for the
thieves and 10 the latter part OF April or first Of
May they succeeded Ia taking one Of the cfiminals
But when arrested one Of the bonds were found In
bis possession, and NJ. Lord could not recognise
him. Anerh had been in.con6nementa short time
this man said be could recover Ne. Lords bonds
under certain conditions. That gentleman was
very anxious 10 get them back aud The consent
Of the District Attorney was obtained 10 use the
prisoner % . medium for recovering the stolen
property. Aecompanledby detectives be went 10
Massachusetts,, and had secured some Of the bonds.
whom further proceedings were stopped BY his ar.
rest BY the United States Marshal. The men who
held the stolen property then became frightened
aud placed the bonds In the hands Of The rinalea.
der, who took some Of them 10 Europe Tor ne.
gotiatlon. A Few were secured BY NJ. Lord
from time 70 time, hepaying . percentage for
their recovery.
The maa Who wen, 10 RurOp. was formerly .
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The Convention.

The democratie eonveaiioa sow "a srssion a,
Assapois, . sfill laboFisg hard to ueksr - .
C0nstitaSioa shieh. whils IL wiIl b. perfectly
satisfactory TO ,ssir party frisnds, nay totally
sxeinHie al 3sesas n.n stoa holdiax oeiss sndsr
Il. Tssss unksrs have cot 90 - FAR a 70 have
thsiegislAsise department Of the nsw coasttu-
too rnder eoasideration and have las We ssa-
ted last ve~kl f<e1 apoa b.sis o. r.prsseata-
toa which gives the slavery rebel eoanties OF
lover Maryland . greatly iseress-d ssmhes os
neiegAsss 10 the Hoas.. This week tAe couv.u.
iion has resolved that no ninister Or PREACHER
" Of the Gospel or teacher q any religions creed
90 denomination, shall b eligible e . sena-
tor OF Delegate This secaos net with s,r.au-
o1s opposiiiOn from the more snlighisasd pos-
ton % The Convention. bot the advocates az IN.
pre-Adaniis thsory q govsrnnsas wsre TOO
strong for Them. and % The section was adop,sa
Doabtiess Il gill be pleasant ness 10 the preach
ers Of the State, 10 the thousands Of el.ss..ser.
aud Sundsy-sehooI useh<rs, that, bezaase Of
their devotion to the esnse Of ChrssiAaify ssd
their efforts 10 advances the inlsrssss Of relisiou.
they are b~id uahs. By democratic ConstI,u-
tonai Coaseution, 10 Be entrusted TO make Laws
for the government Of The State. II has always
been aadsrsiood that Il wss no, from ehsrehss
or seheol-housss that Democracy gathered he In
spiration, bal that they rather depended on
whiskey-shops aud " sish like fos n.ierial 20
achieve their vieioTies. yss eorsmon decssey.
common Esspsci for The feelings o. large elass
Of our people, might have rssiralnsd ,hs Goa
vesiion from Tins dsiiberAisIy iasul,iax the ~
ligions portion Of the people Of COR State. But,
forisnssely, the Convraiios has not isksa away
The right Of fatag from minislsrs, elass-lsadsrs
and sunday-school teaehsrn and We doubt not
that the soias fthsss. e yell as % The lhous-
ands WHOM they Lead In the path Of religious
daiy, vii BE- ftli on the day whsn The Consslsu.
ton adopted BY this convsn,os d 20 BE- adopt
ed or regretted. q e saIsulaisd that, 10 the Meth
odi's Church Of our State alone. thirteen hum
dFsd msn win BE- prescribed BY this section.
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rHE FacrLrS oF FHrsc ~ BALuNoRE CouN-
~ met At the Western Hotel. Baltimore, on
Tuesday. !5th instant. Ani was called b. order
By Dr.. jataison. seventeen members being pre-.
seat Or. Dickson was elected President u the
Faculty and pr L. \. Monmonier recording
secretary Tor the ensuing year. On motion %
DF. Waugh, . committee 81 ave va. appointed
for the Pgrpose u forming . code 81 Ethics.
Constitution aud BY Laws for the government
of The Faculty. The committee consists II Drs.
Waugh, Piper. Dickson. Mace and Martin. The
following gentlemen were elected IS the Per-
maH.cni Board u Medical Examiners Tor the
ensuing year. We Drs. jamison. jarrett, L. A.
Nonmor 20. Mace. Reid ani Rankin. reso-
luton Nss offered BY Dr.. Jamison. and adopted.
that he Faculty notify those Physicians who
have failed ~ AXE out license iha; the law will
b. strictly enforced unless they appear before
the Permanent Bosrd al their next meeting
and comply with the requirements Of the law.
Dr. +. ". keii was seiected a. delexate % the
Stale Central Board u Examiners.
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rsTss AsD Para pamphlet has bsen issued
eontsiaisg some interesting facts 10 reference to
the Internal reVeaae. From this Ne learn tia,
out o. the whole population Of the Uailsd States
only four hundred and hhy thousand persons
pag a,AE upon incomes 10 other words, that Gu,
Of The ihirsy-hvs millions Of our psopls lee. than
baifa million have ineo@es Of more than dx
hsadred dolana year. Thoss who have less than
that evidently need IL ell to live on. and thus
spesd all they earn. The great mass 81 the pso-
pie therefore pay taEss oaIy iaairsesIy, through
the duties on 'he impos,s on The sr les they con.
sume.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-29

A RrsASAT, AND BRAvE Aeon Saturday
afternoon last, a. Mr. Cornelias Kelley, Of Co
vanstown, vas driving a horse down the hill
this side Of bis residence, II Becams frighl.ped
and runaway, Mr. Kelley being al old man and
unable to bold H. When about halfway down
the bull the hoFss commenced kicking f1riously
and hr keiey's position became rerilous in the
extreme, ha' AZ this jaaeiion a half.grown Dor
rushed 10 the middle Of The road seized the hor.e
by the bride, and, notwithstanding lie reAfing
and plungiag, maintained biz hold and brought
y 70 siand-siill. We we're on The car, a short
distance %, At the time, and saw the whole oe-
eurrrnce. On the part Of The boy, Il was brave
act eooliy and nobly performed, and " We knew
his name se would certainly publish Il.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-29

THs FALls ROAD SHOOTING Cask.-We last
seek gave the particulars Of The shooting OF Jas
Gallagher OF she Falls road near woodberry
Since then Justice Perrgoy has very fully nves-
iigaiesi the facts and circumstances o. the shoot
ing, and Il has been proved eonclasively that
Gallagher fred the drs, shot and ihA; be bad a
little while before, threatened 10 kill bis owu wife
sho ass then ennceasi 10 a neighb0rs house
Cpon this testimony the Justice determined 70
release the parties charged with the shooting
upon bail. Gallagher was then arrested. upon
sArrAGt charging hin sith assault with inleni
70 kiH. and va held 70 answer Fort. the man
Nho shot Gallagher. bad previously surrendered
himself 10 the eoGniy authorities lie u suffer
lag good deal from the wounds be received al
the hands Of the policeman.
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AR RI Jed.

AZ Trinity Church, ON the 25th instant. by
Rev. J. y. non, Major WILLIAM T.. GEonaE e.
Miss MAGGiK HAniLroS, both of this town.
On the 18th instant, by Rev. Mr.. Amos, JomN
MAErsELL. Of Pikcsville, Baltimore county. b.
Miss ANAspA N. Z. GoRsuca. cf Carroll county.
On the goth instant, by Rev. NJ. q. Britain.
Ar.rstts BrHHisn 10 Miss MAH' IiAHrER. both
of Baltimore county.
Al Chestnut Grove church, June 18th, by Rev.
a. Myers. JonS r. McCUHnIS. of Baltimore city,
to ELLEN. only daughter III Isaiah Watkins.
ESQ. ot this county
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SAP AociDEsr Mr.. Charles q. Lyon, one o
the Oldest and most successfal farmers os thi
county, aged about ~ years, me, with an ~
timely end in q most distressing manner at hi
resdsncs, ten miles on the Rsisisrsiown road, Of
Friday morning 81 last week. Whilst enisrin,
his carriage. about aE clock, his horse hecam
frightened raining against the corner Of an on,
6uilding, and pitched Mr.. Lyon out on his bead
Or. u. Rogers vas called 10 and did all he eouls
'or the unfortunate man, but 10 vain. ATE
lingering ia senseless condition until o clock
death relieved him from his suiferings. VIZ
Lyon wss much respected By all Who knew him
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small amount Of the bonds, but for these he failed
TO divide with two ofthe men who had placed
their share Of the property In bis keeping. Both
OF these men were subsequently, arrested, and
emarting under the tTickery Of their confederate,
hls guilt and movements became knowh 10 the
authorities. Having recently returned TO this
eountry, bis whereabouts were asceriained. An
Indictment was then obtained against him, aud
oiicess were about applying fora requisiiion TO
secure his arrest, when nearly twelve hundred
thousand doila ~ worth Of the bonds were re-
turned 10 Mr. Lori through broker, the latter
receiving reward for their delivery.
There are now about one hundred aud hfty
thousand dollars Of tie stolen bonds out. Il his.
been learned that there werr six men engaged Ia
the robbery, three Of whom have been Indicted
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d.

Al his residence on the Hartford Road. on the
10Th instant. ASnREW J. lI,RNEH. IN the 5sd
year Of his age.
AZ Homestead Village, ON the sIth instant,
cHARLHs H.. adopted son oi william aud Re.
bccca Clark. aged - years.
suddenly, at his residence IN the Third Dis
,riet. ON the 2lst instant. by injuries received
from being thrown from his carriage, CuARLVs
q. LfoN, Ia the Soth year OF his age.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-29

5rs-A despatch from Galveston informs "a,
that in Texas the spirit Of revolt is maniiss,ins
itself In new and increasing strength In proof
Of which We have the refusal Of Mayor IIavi.
land, who was removed BY General Griffin ior
rebel Proclivities. 10 recognize military author.
ny. The ehec. Of the Opinion. We fear, will be
70 encourage mon like Mayor IIaviiand In their
aniagOnism % ths healing and peace restoring
policy q Congress, and % mar good deal Of
The work already accomplished under tia. pol
ley. Evil days are coming.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-29

PaoFsETr SaLEs.-SAmBsl II. Cover, auction
s.T, sold % Monday last, At the Exchange sales
roors, Baltimore city, couniry-seai in Balti.
more e0naiy, 90 the West side o. the Hartford
turnpike road, about four miles from the city.
containing seven acres, with frame dwelling and
other improvements purchased BY John crusse
for 81. 800.
Ms1ars. =. W Bennett 4 Co aGciionesrs. sold
on Friday Of las, week, al the Exchange Sales
Rooms, Baltimore, the property al Mount Wash
neton, Eve miles from the city Of Baltimore, on
The Northern CentFal Railroad, known az the
Mount wsshiagton College, with abou, 3ii
acres Of land parchased By Charles n. Dough.
eFiy. ksg.. Tor iwenty-seven thousand dollars.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-29

CiarrrT CorET Court met on Saturday last
FOR The irAnsAeiion o. some deferred basine.s
aed iae following vas transacted Swell B.
scott. -. Philip b. Saiioa actioa Of rsplevin
tor goods iAken 10 distress FOR rent IN ArrsAr-
before rsporssd eass eonelsded aud held sa1
eurl Wn. Knapp Is. John Piieri appeal case
tried zone tine anee Aa1 isdgmen, sor appel
laai motion Tor nsu trial hlsd By asp@liee
held s.B esrig
Court assembled again on Tuesday, uhen ,hs
following business vas transacted :-wm Kapt
~. Joha Pileri. motion for . aew irial--heser,
reported motion oyerralsd
Hg'ehins, administrative, ". Levi Carts
motion FOR new trial motion everruled. s
Z. SOFT -. Philip D. Sutton. action Of replevin
FOR goods taken under disiraini for rent 10 ar
rear-bcsore reporied-amoeni % rent asness.
ed 81 the court in favor Of Philip D. Sutton,
avoSant, for si37 -
state ~. Mary Norris, indicted for kesping Z
disorisfiy hoose the defendant gave bail ia
The sum Of $500, With NARY Finner As her seea.
riiy. Court adjourned until to-day tsatsrdsy
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ynf- General sheridan don't seem 10 be great.
y afflicted with fear Of johnson, or any extra.
ordinary regard for the "opinion." lie has
closed the registration lists In his district, and
refuses 10 70 open them. In recent letter %
Gen. Grant, Sheridan says that slaaberry's In
depreciation Of tho reconstruction act pTacti.
cally opens "a broad aud maeadsmissd road
"iOr perjury and fraud 10 travel on" The
President wants them 70 have few more weeks
N travel On. 70 which Sheridan objects.
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iIonsN SToLEx On Monday night last, three
horses sud q mule we're stolen from w. Hopkins
Hunt. residing on the Joppa road, near brook
landville. We have not heard Of the particulars
Of the robbery, or any description Of the animals
stolen, only thai the thieves were tracked down
the Falls road as far as The ioll-gaie. where all
trace of them was lost.
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siS.lIs l.
., u only since the tirst Of May, and there
fore not included IN the foregoing statement.
ihaiMr Winans has begun q reduce his stock
aud the sales given only include the surplu.
II the year. Moreover. although count OF
inventory VAS a Ken al the two dates referred
to, it j. estimated that the number of cattle gu
hand Vas Il 70 20 greater May lot. fs6s. than
May IT.. 1859 Their value j. 10 be added {,
the above agurcs. ss - also that OF 100 tons hay
.old At 81 per ton. IS. Seo.l and about ~ ton.
estimated nov On hand-so that u Is easy a.
see that the aggregate production ~ the wear
NAV Be safely put down az $4,000. Tue custs
" feed. mainly bran ~ shorts aud Indian corn
and tina, q labor on the farm and IN the sta
bies aud dairy. are " course 70 Dc deducted
Il We add the value 81 the manure produced
and charge ls over a. the cost price Of the lat
Ter. aud 81 much enlarge the yearly profit. In
deed the present value q she 20 acres may be
tairly rated 81 ssco per acre. and this 10 jus,
about what has been invested-sAv $4,000 in
the ccst u iaai. as .oaa in mAnures aud fcr;il
isers, purchased aud produced. including trans
portatlou aud Labor. ssN.oNe "a buildings. and
- 900 10 ieneiRg. Thee are round mum bers
b.; nj. serve the purpose u illustrating ths
scale on which the operation has been eon.
Quoted
% v.siting the .wo tAruls. We found them N
excellent condition. The standing srAss crop
though backward, moving begun May s0ih
IN 1895. bids fair q exceed tina, u last wear
AID a. - las; year. crop. I eAa only saw tha,
. Hllei fo-tg 80 ssrns. rated q, 30 tons each
Being an axgregate u st.Atcc- AzNfrcf toss
the iArxss. hav crop r~naeua b.,r u have see
ga record cut BY az individual in a sinsl,
year The estimate cAa % tested n this way
zee head ~ cattle And 50 horses we're Eel On hav
al the ycsr rogni. and 80 tons were sold >,
len over-wAich would account for an average
ccnsumptieu q Ices than IS lbs. hay per head
per iay Nov a. - the surface on .hich thi.
crop a. s-osn The 100 farms together have
A5ogi zoe acres. of Nhich there . Que consider
able palca Tat ,.!ll -. md not N order
leaving SKA other Deductions, less ,han ras
scres - unexpectedly not oveF so 80 that
;ae crup. a. the ioves; isures. wAs over two
ani haif ton. - the acre. - much for lib
erai maturing
las wear th-v~ ba-as more ars =, b. IN, an
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-29

AHEEsrs ~ THE err. -Oa Tuesday last, Chris.
iian Obeline vas arrested 10 Baltimore city,
charged uith having catered the house Of John
Hoffman, on the Hartford road, four miles from
the city, aud robbed him Of s2J worth Of prop
efiy and ~ In money. Held for action Of county
authorities.
Two oolofed boys named Bernard Hausen
aud Isaac Reed, were arrested ia baltimore city
on Tuesday, charged with stealing 81 90 10 mo.
nsy and twenty-five cigars from the store ol
Thomas Ray, on the Warrington road, near the
city. Held for further hearing.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-29

- Thaddsus Stevens has issued a circular
inviting all those ahO suffered 10 property BY
LEES invasion Of Psnnsylvania, TO forward him .
list Of claims as he says be Inlsnds 10 pres the
" payment Of The damages done to loyal men,
" out Of the eonhscalsd property Of the conquer.
" ed bslligsEanls" Tie suggests. also, tina, the
loyal men Of oil The States who have been plun-
dsred By rebel raiders OF their property oonascs-
sed by the Confederate States, or either Of them,
10 form similar associations.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-29

Na-Thc President Is now " swinging around =.
the Northern part Of the circle. accompanied
by small army OF Knights TemPlar. lie ha,
visited hOston, aud was present at the laying ola
cornerstone Of a now Masonic Temple. ON
account Of the stringent liquor laws Of New
England. drink. Tor the whole party we've Ia.
ken along. A large supply Of constitutions
aud uaga were taken with the disting uishc,I
party. Tor general distribution along the route.
Tho President was expected 10 visit Annapolis
ON yesterday. 10 encourage the democratic con
veHtion there assembled In the good work they
are performing. II Elder Gaviti Is Of the Pres
idential party, he had better not go Ia Annapo-
lis, as preachers are nj discount down there.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-29

iioRss-SIEALisc. W. Upton, Esq., Con.
stable, on Friday morning Of last week, saw q
man riding gray mare, on the Falls Road, and,
from erftain suspicious circumstances, mis,rusf.
ed the man for stealing the mare, and according
" arrested bin. The man 81 first denied The
charge, but finally owned up 10 Il, saying be
stole the horse, saddle aud bride "up the coun.
Try He gave bis name Al hrsl 10 be John
Thompson, but afterwards stated Il TO be George
Norfolk. Constable Upton broBgh, the thief 70
this town, and be vas committed, By Justice
Herbert, to The county jail, 10 await the action
Of the grand jury.
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SEnlous AcciDssr On Thursday morning., Of
last week, - Mr.. Elias " Phillips. who resides
on the teiEiefsiown Road, about sIx miles from
the city, vas driving four-horso team on Penn.
sylvania avenue, In Baltimore city, 10 endeavor.
log 10 get his wagon out Of the city passenger
cars track, he was thrown from the sadde-horss
20 the street, and before he could extrIcaie him
self tho wheel Of The wagon passed over bic right
leg, crushing both bones above the ankle. The
injured man was removed 20 the Union Protest.
ant lnhfmary, and received every possible at
eanlfnn
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-29

TIA BALIInoEK FEsALz CosGpaE held i,s annu.
al commencement on Thursday Of last week -
The First iionors Of the College, consisting Of
the large College medal aud a floral wreath.
we're awarded 10 Miss Annie q. Martin, Of this
county. She is said TO have eshibiisi great
ability 10 the preparation Of her address on the
subject Of Representative Women"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-29

nAss BALL.--A game Of BASEBALL vas played
10 this iowa on Saturday last, between the Tow
soniowu and Lulherville boys. The Towson-
town boys were badly beaten, they scoring bot
- runs, while their opponents scored 81.
match game was also played on Monday
last, between the Towson club and The Active Of
Baltimore. The Actives Won the match, scor-
Ing 81 runs 10 10 for the Towson.
match viii be played on the grounds Of The
Towson, on Monday next, between The Towson
and the IdlswiId cluha, the latter from Hartford
county.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-29

Mao DoG@ We hear Of great number o
dogs IN different parts Of the county, being az
hend with hydrophobia, and several have beer
shot. People should be very careful and DESTROY
all animals, no matter how valuable they may be
who exhibit the slightest evidence Of being rabid
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-29

- Il will be amusing to1Ookers on 10 vie.
ness the gyraiioas Of the democracy over the ne
geo suffrage question In their several conventions
this summer amer congress declares tina, al en-
ssns have right 10 vote. They have 20 many
thousand sims resolved and sworn that sambo
was an ape, or gorilla, that he smeIlsd bad
and could not take care Of hImwlf and was q
aalsanes ssnsrally, that Il will come awkwardly
e ihsm 70 resolve that "ths Niger" don't
NIL, lh4t be l. man and q brother" and
mat y y slss highest dusy to coax biz vots--bui
'h'y'h Gems soh. There isn't anything 20 dis
Hs'ssH''s hat : modern democrat wont DO 70 get
e vote.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-29

Carr MEKTiSo.---The general camp-mselinu
for Baltimore district Of the Southern Methodist
Church, will DO held near the Western Maryland
Railroad, quarter Of q mile from Rsisiersiowu
station. II will commence on the first day ol
August, and continue one week.