The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1871-07-15

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gu Tue proceedings WIN prayer:
Inc committee Oh DOCKS having ialled 20 re-
port ar. A. Y, ooper was requested 10 make the
selection himself.
The Association then joined in singing " IT'S
Education's Potent Arm" Mr.. Ringgold then
addressed the Association. Mr.. Chas. Il. Hill
read an essay on ''Maguetic Attraction" Prof.
Burnett followed in a lecture on "Penmanshp."
On motion, the Association adjourned until 2
2. N.
Friday Afternoon Meeting called to order BY
the President DR. KepIer. County Superinten
dent delivered an address on s'The Relation of
Teacher and Parent y
prof N r. proots 1vb, ,,o, 20 have d.os,-
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e . tng @ " auu "io'ai oui-
'uLs, was Pie.enNu ~ Si0Aaese'
oaturady.- ASSOCIATION met al the regular
say was read BY Mrs NJ Fowler of the 18th dis
trict She took for her subject "reminiscences
Connected with my Experience as a Teacher -
Prof Newell followed His subject WAS Gun
Graded Schools
Miss MalIalieu explained her mode Of teach
;nc she makes great nso Of the bloct -board
Dr.. Eenler was anpointed to renresent the
Association at tbe State Teachers' Convention,
DIR. Chas. III. Cockey was appointed alternate.
raas;ar Of Mr. las Cream a t.a,,a,, TO- &c
five was appointed to ARRANGE q system of gra-
dations suitable for the schools of Baltimore
county, The committee is composed of the fol-
LOWING teachers. L. w. Kinsev. chairman
Miss MallaIieu. T. G. Bruff. Francis Chilcoat.
and Jas. Green,
An ESSAY. written by Miss Annie Kemp. on
the "Res ponsibiIity of Teachers" was read nv
Jos. German.
DIR. Kepler made statement in regard to the
annual examination, of teachers which will
commence on the 23d of August.
Mr.. Carman then made a short address to tbe
teachers. He said that when the members
make up their minds to carry out the pro
gramme literally, he will not feel at liberty to
disappoint them. In practicing profession,
subiect. In Sneakino. if we fear faiIing we
should put our thoughts upon paper.
At the conclusion of Mr.. Carman's address.
the Association adjourned.
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CIRCUIT CoURT-The Baltimore and Poto- |
mac Railroad Company VS.. the County Com |
missioners of Baltimore county exceptions by
both parties to the inquisition of the jury in
said case. The amount of land taken is 3 "a |
100 acres, and it is part of the old almshouse
The verdict of the jury was forS26-
600. After some discussion among the coun- !
drawn and the inouisition ratified hv consnnt |
L. Warfeld. Jr.. vs.. John TT. Brown :iudgment
extended in favor of plaintiff for $2S5 10
Union Railroad Comnanv VS.. the Raltimore |
and Hayre de Grace Tnrnnike Co,nnanv. most. |
poned.
The question as to who was responsible for |
costs in cases of condemnation GLANDS. Re-
when the inouisition was confirmed nv the |
court. HAVING been submitted for dacis;on The |
court decided that nv tbn act Of Assembly, |
when the inonisition was satosida ond tbo coz |
oIu yui iet sI neu d seIuicC lof no larger
.atn 'ie ls' verdict, me costs were IN
of IaI IT,, - az |'v anu w
a. 90" tI .iI was ratileo oy
tI .ho lallIoae COMPANY was response
~ a. sno VI tne nIs1 IN