The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1874-11-07

"A few days ago three coored men, who
were passengers in one OF the York road cars,
behaved in very improper manner. A gen.
tleman on the car demonstrated with them
when they used very insulting language to
him. These fellows should have been prompt
ly eJected from the car, and thus taught how
to behave when in the presence of ladies and
gentlemen.
AT the election in Baltimore on Tuesday
her citizens voted upon the ordinance provi-
ding for the introduction of the water of the
Gunpowder river by natural flow. The total
vote polled on the question was 20, 1881, of which
IA, ia were for, and 6,202 against; majority
tor the ordinance, 1927. The acceptance of
the ordinance authorizes the city to issue bonds
to an amount not exceeding four millions of
dollars for the prosecution of the work.
MIR. John Byerly, OF the l1th district, lost
very valuable young horse few days ago.
lie drove him IN carriage to this place and
after reaching here he noticed that the ami
NAL was complaining. He was driven into the
yard adjoining Ady's Hotel, where he died in
"a few minutes. Mr.. Byerly had that morn
ing been offered $500 cash for the horse, but
ho refused the offer, saying at the time that
twice the amount could not buy him. The
cause OF his death is unknown.
The enterprising borough of Glen Rock is
not willing to see panics or hard times affect
its prosperity; and its leading citizens know
ing that the welfare of the town depends on
the amount of steady work it can furnish to
its working people, are determined to make
an effort to its facilities in this respect.
Meetings have beeb held and the subject dis
cussed in all its bearings. The demand for
shoes appearing to be unaffected by the pres
sure of the times, it is thought shoe factory
will be erected.
On last Saturday evening q very pleasant
affair took place at the residence of Mr.. E.
Beaumont, prominent farmer of Fallston,
Hartford county, it being the celebration of his
"tn wedding" Quite number of his friends
were present from the immediate vicinity and
also from Baltimore. The parlors were hand
somely decorated, which added considerably
to the interest of the affair. Music was one of
the features of the evening. The presents
were numerous, useful and varied, all ofcourse
consisting of tin.
The water engineer of Baltimore city re-
ports the thorough cleaning out of Hampden
reservoir and the conduits leading from Lake
Roland to it. There were but few fish found
in it, probably not more than sufficient to fill
a barrel, mostly small catfish and very few
cells. The sediment was only about four inches
th k in the reservoir, and less than two inch
eS in the conduit. Both were thoroughly
cleansed, swept out, and then flushed with wa
ter. Measures will be taken Immediately to
thoroughly renovate and excavate Lake Ro
land, and a large force of hands will be en-
ployt d for the purpose.
"A banking firm at Harrisburg Pa, on
Friday of lat week, flied bill in the Circuit
Court for Baltimore county, asking for the
granting ri an I'M junction and the appoint
ment OF a receiver for the Western Maryland
Railroad. The bill states among other things
that the mpialnants are the holders of $685.
800 OF the bonds of the Company, upon which
no interest has been paid for more than thirty
months, and ask that receiver may be APP
pointed to take charge and possession of said
property and collect and receive the income
from said road. hearing Of the will
be held to .daY-Satnrdav