The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1872-11-02
LOCAL MATTERS.

FArAL AccIpESt on rHE y. C. X. R.-Ths
western express which left Baltimore at ~
o'clock on Friday night, Oct. 2Sth, was wreck
ed near Minichs Crossing. about three miles
south OF York. IL appears that rs the train
came around the curve at that place the en-
Rinc aud every car in the train was thrown Oh
the track GU account Of land slide on the east
side OF the east track. The engine ran some
distance. tearing up both the tracks, and then
fell on the right side on the west track, crush
ing the engineer. Who was at his poet The
express aud baggage cars aud one passenger
car were precipitsied down an embaukment.
the ends resting in the waters Of . stream
The other cars fortunately were rot upset
The engine was a complete wreck. The cnei-
nccr. John Curry. was caught under the boiler
manning hiIn 80 cruelty that he died in ten
minutes. The fireman, Philip Hess. was also
bruised aud cut. but able % be taken H.
Baltimore upon the train arriving thcre Satur
day afternoon. All the passengers aboard tho
wrecked train, although considerably tumbled
ab'ut. escaped unhurt
The unfortunate Gu sinecr was single nlan,
but was engaged ~ young lady ct Sunbury.
HIS rcmains were tasen g. York aud this lady
accompanied them n his home At Phoenix.
Baltimore county. lie was twenty six yearsof
age. aud was greatly respected and esteemed
10y all who nee hini. He was = first class en.
gnc"r "a every respect and will be quite a loss
{" the road. IL 10 reported that last spring a
SIMILAR accident occurred. when hs was caught
under the sanc engine aud was not gotten out
Tor several hours. He escaped with severe in
jury at that time only To loose his life now.
go.
kALuaORE MARKkr-- The .Nsgt hItket Rib
rO's, eeei ls'2S cruis per In, potter housr seaks
% 30 ceOis. sitlWin steaks 20 rrnts round sirak
'fS, 30 tents salt h~sf iOsiS cents. shoulder iS.is
cos, rump isaiS CENTS. beef tongues 7SaSl
hrv' shins 3Oi5O cents. breast veal Is GEMS veal
bin 1890 cents, veal eu,le,s 20 c,p,s veal
Shoulders iOsi2 c-nts. calf heads IS cents. livrrs
:" - r-u,s Pork roast t0ti2 cents, pork chops
2" ~ cents, smoked shoulders IL cents, smoked
) CENTS. curn~d pork 10 cents, smoked sau.
e 1870 c.nis per n, pigs feet 2oi25 e-u's
10" i"z-u, irp~ crnis per bunch Breasi nut.
'H stl2 ccnts. motion chups l5,ls ceais. tore
gitrtrrs lamb slNl IS, hind quarters lamb 81 IS
average price lsa20 cenis per 10, sheep tongues
ao~2j cents per dozsn
ris Poultry Marked, te-Youug chickens.
lice. s3sI 80 per doz-n dressed chickens 81 per
pair. Dressed ducks 81 IS . pair summer
ducks 80 c-u,s per pair blue wings GOATS cents
Yer pair red beads - per pair Roll butter
35s3j ceDis print butter 3Os50 cents Eggs 3ss
30 cents Ter iozrn. Lard /? c-uis per 10
The Ffm ugrknf Market wrl. supplied -
E,iIug apples sold a, lOs2O. c,uls per peek, len.
ons at 5j,65 cents Ter dozen. scarce 4: peaches goa
20 c-ais p~r peek. pears 20s50 per peck, water
melons l5i5O cents apiece, grsp~s l0al5 ceats per
hux. ch-sinu's la,l5 cents per quart
The Fsg,iGbie Hirket Fresh potatoes sold At
- cents per peck, tomatoes 30a35 cents per peek
c'bhagvs Jas centJ per head, red onions 30 cents
waite onions 80 cents per peck. string beans 2sa
- r-ns per veCk, nee,s 5 cents per bunch, car.
'os 5as cents per bunch. egg plants 5as cruls
spieve.