The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-07-17

jesse s. Hunt, Esq, and wife, of this town
started on Northern tour on Monday last.
"A concert, in aid of Bishop Cummins
Church, Baltimore, will be held in the hall Of
Lutherville Seminary, Git having been kindly
rendered for the purpose by Rev. Mr.. Dimm,
on Thursday evening, July 22d. The best am
ateur and professional talent in Baltimore will
assist, and the music promises to be of the
very highest order. Mr.. Sutro, who is now
boarding at Lutherville, will be director. Those
who enjoy good music should not fail to be
present on that occasion.
"A grand musical convention, reunion and
basket pic -nic will be held in Hunters Grove,
near Wiseburg, on Saturday, July Oath, which
will be participated in by sixteen different
schools and choirs. A find band OF music will
be in attendance, and prominent speakers will
address the meeting. This affair is gotten up
by the Wiseburg Singing Glass, and should the
weather prove favorable, most enjoyable
time may be looked forward to. Mr.. @. Veg
man is chairman of the committee.
ID. Leib Smith, formerly teacher Of the
public school at Riders Switch, but for some
time past in charge of public school in York
county, who endeavsred surreptitiously to OBJ
tain from the Journal Office in this place CO.
pies of the printed questions to be used by DR..
Kepler in his examination of the public
school teachers, we trust will meet with the
reward he deserves at the hands of the School
Board of York county. man who would re.
sort to such contemplate actions, upon any
account, is hardly the proper person to be al.
lowed to occupy the important position OF
school teacher.
The Board of Directors of the Baltimore
and Towsontown Narrow Gauge Railroad, met
on Tuesday evening last. No business of i'm.
portaace was transacted. Within a week q
su description of $4,000 has been made by one in
dividual towards the completion Of the road
This looks encouraging. Let others who are
able to do so-and there are plenty of them
come down with like subscriptions and the
road will soon be completed. little nerve is
all that is necessary. The gentlemen having
the affairs of the Company in hand are the
right men in the right places, but they can't
build a railroad on promises. The money must
be forthcoming.
CIRCUIT Uounr.-mattnews ct al VS.. eamI r.
Butler, Sheriff; motion to dissolve injunction
heretofore filed restraining sale of property OF
Alfred G. Gent. Gent having been forced into
bankruptcy in United States District Court
which thereby obtained full jurisdiction of his
property the in junction was dissolved.
Richardson VS.. SHEPPARD; demurrer to
amended bill in equity, heretofore filed and ar
gued in this case, was overruled.
w. A. Fisher VS.. Ham mond Dugan ct al; ex
ceptiens to ratification of sale of mortgaged
PROMISES SuSIdlucu, Sdlc SOI dbluO anu now ouic
ordered in accordance with the terms of the
mortgage.
Shipley and Wickham VS.. Ridgely; excep-
tions to ratification of sale of mertgaged prop
erty argued and held sub curia.
Sam'l q. Wilson VS.. Elizabeth d. Simpson ct
al. the petition heretofore filed by John j.
McCuloh and Jas. M. Buchanan to be allowed
$3.50 for professional services, expenses, &C.,
was dismissed. The following is the order of
Court, passed by Judge Grason, dismi ssing the
petition: Compensation for professional SER
vices rendered in conducting causes is a matter
of contract between the parties and solicitors to
be enforced as other contracts, and this Court
has declined to order such compensation to 80
licters, except in cases where The petition al
leges that the parties for whom the services
have been rendered have no property or funds
beside those in Court for distribution; and then
only upon proof of the services and their value,
and upon notice to the parties"
On the Sth inst, Court adjourned till the
September term, which commences Monday,
September 18th.