The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1871-01-07

pareil Lodge No. Sc, Knights Of Pythas, TOW
sontown. elected the following officers on Friday
night. the 3Oth utimo W. c., VIM. NJ Shoe
maker; w. V. c., George Goodwin; W. r. s.,
Lewis Vogle; W. F. S., j. Fred Pilson W. B.,
J. W. Vanhorn; w G., James E. Dunphy; W.
|. S., Lewis Held; w. o. s., George Stieber.-
These officers were duly installed on the same
evening by D. D. G. c., S. Parker Bosley.-
Samuel N. Whittle and G. c. Carman were elect
ed Trustees of said Lodge, and John W. Van
horn, Representative to the Grand Lodge of the
State.
On Monday evening" January I'd, D. D. G. G..
S. Parker Bosley, installed the following officers
of Druid Lodge, No. SO, Knights of Pythias, at
Woodberry W c., VIM. Thornton " c.,
Charles Blakeney; R. s., Jesse Hiss; f. S., Jos.
E. Jones; B., w T. Mark G., Nathan Swami
l. s., James Watts; o. s., George Smith; Rep
resentative to Grand Lodge, B. F. Walters
This Lodge numbers 81 members.
The same officer installed the following officers
o. Amicitia Lodge, No. A, at Hereford, on We'd
nesday evening the 4th inst: W. c., l.. NJ.
Bacon V. c., Emanuel Bull; R. s., George II.
Cohey F. S., Henry W. Shane B., VIM. Fos-
ter; G., Joshua g. Gardener |. s., John 7.
Burns; o. S., Harry Coggins Representative
to the Grand Lodge, VIM. T. Conn. This Lodge
is in a fourishing condition, having good
membership and snug sum in the treasury.
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DULANEYs VALLEY AND TowsoNTowN TURN
PIKE CoMPANY.-At meeting of the Stockhol-
ders of the above Company held at Ady's ho
tel, in this place, on Monday last, the follow
ing gentlemen were elected officers for the en-
suing year
President-Joshua Marsh.
Treasurer-Edwin Jessop.
Directors-George Peerce, John G. Booth, D.
NJ. Matthews, George H. Merryman, Joseph
G. Dance.
The Company have declared an annual div
idend of 81 per cent.
The annual report of the Treasurer makes
following exhibit:
Cash on hand Jan. LIST, IS70..... .........S 1851
Amt. of gross tolls received from Jan.
1st, 1870, to Dec. 31st, 1s7O........... l,962.l5
$I,9SS.46
DISBURSEMENTS.
Ground rent........ ................S 1880.
Secretary and Supt............ 10000
PRINTING ......... ........................ l4.3O
Tax on dividends...-........ 5ly3
Sundry expenses of road ......... 92Z.97
Dividend ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S6O.62 1,96252
Leaving balance ON hand of......... 1854
SOMETHING WRONG About this time last year
we enclosed the subscription price of Godys
Lazy DOOb 10 tue publishers III ullauSiPuAoi
and not hearing from them, wrote 10 know what
had become of the money. The answer was that
they had not received it. Abouttwo weeks since
we enclosed a small amount to lime. DemoresFS
Magazine, New York, with the same result The
amounts were not large and we do not make
complaint on that account, but we are convinced
that there is system of thieying going on some
where between Baltimore and New York which
is the duty of the Department to look after. If
these Williams will stoop so low to pilfer letters
of such small amounts, they would not stop at
larger ones. We have no hesitation in saying
that to send money by letter at the present time
tits unsafe and ten chances TO one will never reach
its destination. We hope therefore that detec-
tive may be set to watch these dishonest officials
and bring them to justice. Hanging, in our es-
tmation, would be entirely too good for them.
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A LEGAL DECISION INTERESTING TO Servants
A decision was recently given by one of the low
er courts of New jersey that domestic servant
who was justifably dismissed for insolence and
wilful disobedience of lawful orders was not
withstanding, entitled to recover of her employer
wages prorata for the time she had served. An
appeal from this decision was taken to theSupreme
court of New Jersey, which tribunal entirely re-
versed the decision. The Supreme court held
that a servant whose wages are due and payable
periodically, as quarterly, monthly or weekly,
refuses to serve in the manner contracted for, or
is rightfully discharged at any intervening PERIOD
between the days when his wages are due, be
can recover nothing for that portion of time
which he has served since his last periodical pay
ment of wages