The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-05-08

+ "A resolution was offered in the Second
/ Branch of the City Councilo on Monday even
ing declaring that the ordinance against the
admission of pupils from the county into the
| public schools OF the city does not exclude the
children OF persons residing in the county who
pay taxes, or do business in the city. The res
( oution was referred.
"A colored gentleman from the city, whose
occupation was that of cart driver, went into
one of our saloons on Monday evening and
called tor some fire water" The proprietor
informed him that he only sold to white men,
when the Civil Rights individual got his back
up, took down the proprletors name in his
little book, and departed.
Geo. W. Seipp, one of the Circuit Court
bailiffs, few days ago caught sixteen fine
trout in less than two hours dshiug, Taxing
INTO consideration the TACT that Mr.. s. has but
one arm, we think this pretty good work. We
have offered him new suit of clothes to tell
us where the branch is from which he caught
the trout, but he positively refuses to do so.
MIR. Moale, the owner of Moale's Point,
where the BALTIC. city authorities have been
dumping night soil and garbage, since the in
junction of the Circuit Court of Baltimore
county shut them out from the dumping ground
on the Washington road, gave formal notice
on Monday that ifsuch deposits are again made
at Moales Point, he will sue the city for dam
ages.
The Annual Exhibition of the Maryland
State Agricultural Society will this year be
held earlier than has been usual, commence
ing on Tuesday, 14th September, and lasting
four days. Recent arrangements made by the
Western Mary land Railroad for a downtown
depot will, it is hoped, be in operation in time
for the Fair, so that Pimlico will be more easy
of access than ever heretofore.
Mr.. Caleb Knight citizen of the second
district Of Baltimore county, died of consump
ton, at his residence near the Granite Quar-
ria cbO dicta from m on
day of last week The deceased was fifty Eve
years old, AMI had the reputation of be-
ing of the fastest and best stone cutters in
the United States, which trade he followed up
to within short time of his DEATH
"A few weeks ago we mentioned the fact
that carriage builder at Govanstown
putting up some fine light wagons, which be
was selling at prices much below those of we'll
known first class builders in the cities The
notice caught the eye of gentleman in Balti-
more, few days afterwards he called on the
builder and bought wagon for S375. Anoth
evidence that printers ink does pay.
During the approaching meeting OF the
Supreme Lodge, Knights of Pytkias, at Wash
ington, round trip tickets will be furnished by
the BALTIC. and Potomac railroad, good for one
week, at very low rates. The Northern Cen
trail Railroad Com pany will also sell round trip
tickets between Parkton and Baltimore, Monk
ton and Baltimore, Cockeysvlle and Balti-
more ana Mount washington anu baltlInore
at moderate rates.
MIR. Winfield Harbaugh, formerly of Wa
verley, York road, but now resident of San
Francisco California, has sent US a beautiful
Photographic view of the palace HOTEL" of
that city. The house is seven stories high
and covers two and quarter acres of land,
and judging from its appearance in the pic
ture it is in reality "a palace" Mr.. H. also
sends us his own I cture, executed in the very
highest style of the Photographic art, for both
of which we return thanks, and would say to
him that the other matter he alludes to IN his
kind letter shall have our attention.
BY reference to the list of tax-collectors,
published in another part Of to-day's issue, it
will be seen that our fellow townsman, Mr.. j.
Maurice Watkins, has been appointed collec-
tor for this (the nnth) district. Mr.. W. is a
young man of excellent business qualifications,
and will make INDUSTRIOUS and satisfactory
collector. In the Second District our esteemed
friend George W. Aler has been appointed,
these being the only changes made, Mr.. Wor
Ellington, in the I'd, and Mr.. Harrison, in the
9th, having declined re-appointment, All that
need be said in reference to these appoint
ments is that they are both good.