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amus,m,nts.
GuLMORE's CONCERT GARDEN.

EILMOREs CONCERT GARDEN.
LAST WEEK OF THE SEASON
ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME
AND NEW ATTRACTIONS EVERY NIGHT.
THIS EVENING SIGNOR TAGfIAPIETHA
and hume artists, with
GILMORE'S FULL BAND.
Admission. 50c. Boxes holding four, 20.
THURSDAY EVENING OCT. u, 1877.
- BENEFIT OF MIR. r =. GILMORE. .
THE POPULAR MUSICAL EVENT or THE SEASON.
AZ, ,Eminen Artists and great Programme OIL
IAGLlApfETRA, Nmc TERESA CAkRhNO. Mr. N Ar
BUCKLE. THE NEW YORK CHORAL UNION, THREE
HUNDRED VOICES. COMnlNALluN or sENERAh
MILITARY BANDS vNnER THE plRECflOS OF
Messrs. GRAZ UfIA. DOUWORrI, DUWNINu and GIL.
MORE A. GRAND ORCHESTRA, THE FULL DRUM
CORPS OF THE TWENTY SECOND REGIMENT
The popular feature OF the concert will he the profmc
non W Ncrli,s ANVIL tHOktS. IN when over FIVE
HUNDRED PERFORMERS will take part
Ticket, 81 Boxes holding four. 81. A limited num-
Der Orchcs trt chairs. extra.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-10
Nt0lisltg.

IILIsErs oclh -. gum, - siusr. y
0Oe. warranted. - Jill a.. kstau. 81. "a AtAp-A
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-07-26

~
- Gin uebel lit scm0bnI'6 bic
lucle beg anberen, miro oas gritere
sebobcn, perlbwinoet aud oas Gritere.
Grfabruns !ebrt. oaB unperoauIidteit
meiitens BON &opfmeb be9leltet 1T, mos
0err SSobann St6dlein, Union. 8roomc
&c.. be5sust: Aus Meni9enpfi4t uno
nit Dem srobtcn 8~ersnusen bin i'd be-
reit, 9r. Mug. &Onig's Sambur9cr
5ropfen meine pole N%nertennung any
seoeiben su lo7en. Sd lit lanSere Set
an urperbaulidteit unb baonr9 ber-
p%orserufenem l@ueren &opfpeb. Sd
sebraudtc 9r. Mus. &0nis's 9ambur-
ger 3ropfen uno tann nit Treuoen be-
ri9ten, bab i'd bon beioen ucbeln pol=
itdnbig ber9sltelt muroe."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-07-26

Sieie Qubtui8s iino bic gltcrn ber.
Jrau germ. pdrtel in Milwautee.
= Sn WoseobeI brannte Der Ole.
ion'i&e glepotor ob !; berftlbe bat &c..
600 s~eioitet NIB mar 3u nur $1,000 Der.
f@ert.
- Ser Sturm bon, 5. SuIi mari in
&ipon einen Stall UNI, rib 8dume aus.
uno i9Ieuberte @diloer nod alien !,
&i@tunsen bin. SIN Dartfob tpurbe
oas Sad zines 9auies ,pesseriKen, uno
i'm Sbcrwoobs @dlb9en am @reenIate
iielen iiber sueibunocrt 8dume Der
@utb beg Sturmes gum Opfer. ST..
Der Nabe BON Jairwater sertrimmerte
Der sturm Sdeunen unb StalIun9en,
bob Ga3er BON 9duiern, blies @inb.
mublen hiniues uno jerit0rte eanse
Obtsarten. Sn Srenton uuo 5wii&en.
@aupun unb Brandon tpurbsn j,peis
unooreiBis @inomIblem in atou,t 5er-
trummert. gm i@limmiten i@eint er
in Yrinceton sebauti Su babcn. 0ie
i4onen M%bornbdume Der 8ila9e iinb
@Qe umse,uebt. S9eunen unb Stsl.
lunsen lieseu in 5riimmern. Bon
@reen's Maidinenfabrit tuurben bic
3ruei obern Stoducrtc binipesseriien.-
Sine &Iferwertitdtte nabe babel uer-
l&wano lpurIos Sdder purben gu.
Ousenoen abseoedt, S@ornitcine ME-
osrseidmettert, san;e 9aulertbeiIe pes=
seriien.
- Serr 8rauercibeiser Sacob 8inter
in Meoiba bate bas llnsIiid, nit iei-
mem linten Mrme- in Die @1rotmiible
su seratben. Sie Mrmfnoden puroen
10 furdtbar 5eriplittert, CAP cine Ipfor= q
tise Mmputation beg slrmes ibm MUIR
bag 9ebcn retten tonnte.
-@ie miierabel i9ledt bic 3eitcn
sesenwdrti9 AUDI in anoeren etdoten
lino, scbt baraus bcrpor, bab in Der
sroben Meyer'i6en 9olSfabrit in Tono
bu Sac Die Mrbcitsr mr. 40 Gents Sage
lobn erbalten. @eld elm GROCER I'm
teri&ieo sescn friibcr, mo- islbit bas'
GiiniIa4c nod als Gin nur mitte!mdbi=
ger Sa9elobn betradtet wuroc.
= SIN 9uiisIorb erplooirte bic alte
ebriuiroise &anonc, peI6e wdbrenb beg
lebten &rieSes oaiu oerwenoet ,puroe,.
our1 ibren ebernen Mun6 Der SepDl=
tsrun9 jcoen Sies Scr llnionstruppen
su pertinoen. Gin Splitter BON %,
Niuno i'm 8epi9t fubr in Der 9aupt-
itraBe scsen Den Store bes 9rn. Nus.
&osler uno bra9te Der Grontmauer oss
@ebdubes cine tlaifenOe @unbe Bel.
Menlhen lino sIudliderpeiie nidt oa-
bel perun9lidt. m
- SIN Somn Suiisforb murbe =.
g. 9ouea's S9eune pom Slib setrof=
fsn uno ,%critOrt.
= Wlihael @plscr's S9eune i'm
Conn YortIanb wurbe BON 8ik sctrof=
fen unb bronntc big ouf Der @runo nie1
Ser.
&cnIas.
Sn Salina miro, tuie es beibt cine,
Brauerei erri6tet perbcn.
Mt9iion madt li@. Giner Der un-
ternebmenben 8ieripirtbe miro binnsn
Ruriem ieinen @dlten nit jcbcm @laIe
Bier cine Nummer 9eben uno ON Gnbe
BON jeoem Monat unter ben @diten bic
Summe bon $500 pertbeilen. Ser
sliidlihe &at, Der bic Summer bat
auF melder 1915 itebt, befommt bann
fir feline flint Gent Elm @las Sier uno
$26 in @ilber. Mtdiion mar BON jeber
allen anberen Yldben roran,
= 2ette @obc soscn Die @cwobner
BON Seneca, Nemaba Co., ouf Mnoro=
nurs beg strabeneommiNdrs scsen bic
gu Geloe. Sc ,uuroen piele
9etootet unb bie> pelde iibris blieben,
linb ieitoem fortseilosen.
- Na1 Soose City werSen in Die
iem Sabr ,uie man 9laubt, et1pa 200>=
800 SOUS o-o:.L f. M~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-07-26
Nus ben @taQteu.


pom SunltQTeIH pQtte 0M lO. elH Cug
Der Mi&iean Soutbern 8abn au fab
rem. 0ie Ausoebnuno bes @&warmi
eritredte ii9 BON 9renton bis balbwesa
nod Monroe unb Die sGri@einune
uabu, iid aus Der Gerne aus ,uie ein'
auf Der Grbe rubenbe @olte. Sci
Grbboben, bic Dd4er Der 0duier' uaren
nit eissr biden Gage BON &dfern beoedt.
unb Die 9cIegrapbenbrdtbe, al, bic iid
MiQioaen Der &dfer feitsetIamnert bat
ten, ioben aus ME bide Saue.
Sn bier Sasen POI Meile II
our@ritten bat tiirjli9 cine mrs. &en9,
Don Muuacie.
Rad bem2eben tt diet feline,
bon ibm 9cl@ieoenen Grau Elm 9ewiNe,
'Sobn Men in Morenei. Sic Bel
6reuhoen lebenbe Grau mub nor i'm
ueritcdt 8e4alten peroen, ba ct taslid
nit 9elaoenem &cpoIper in Der @anb in
Der Ndbe oes 9auies umberIGIei9t.
Warum perspobrt man i'm nidt butte,
s@lob uno &iescI?
Cine Gi4te
in @eines, Iicbeu 81 9leider 3eit einen
iun9cn Maun. I'm Der Nidte bic
9iebe 3l pertreiben, bat Die Sante Die.
ielbe ;ucrit bur@sepriiseIt uno na9ber
lpesen assault and battery einite-
den laiien.
= Sn MiIes ffarb Greitas an @erle-
our@ Yferbereden, nit Dem bas
pfero ourd9ins, Der Tarmcr %. Splice
Sic 3inten beg Snitruments
ibm ben llnterleib aufseriIcn.
- @sim 8oben ertranf in @prins
Safe Elm Sobn pou 5. &olenbanf.
Obne idlpimmen gu t6nnen, serietb er
IN cine ticfe Stele.
- Das Gourtba aus BON Glare g., in
6arweQ, turbe in Der Nadt pom -.
ourd Geuer jerit0rt. Nur Elm She'll
Der Itten uno Bidder tonnte 9erettet
peroen.
- 8on einem perlu9ten Soppel-
norb wiro aus Gait Sosinatu beri9tet.
Sin 60 Sabre alter, uobIbabenoer,
'eutI9er Tarmsr Mamens Casper Sto-
ter, iuel@er in Der oeutiden Mnlieoe=
uns bier seseniber wobnt, psrludte
)eute frib feline Grau gu t0,tsn, inoem
II lie auf ben 2Opf i9Ius. Gr ma9te
,ann eincn selb{tmoroperiud, inSem
r feline 9ano ipaltete uno lid elfmal
I'M aopfe perleste. Oie Wieoe rber ltel=
Jung Der 8eioen 1T siueifeIbaft.
- Selbtmoro bssansen bat in einem
InfaQ bon cadmium Der S~taotsan=
ualt BON Ban County, Namens, @ilion
noem er lid nit einem &alirmeiier ben
pals our9ldste.
SlIinois.
Sn O'6olIen fam Elm beut19er
'lrbeiter, Mamens Sobn Seller, elm
oe7en.O armitaoter, in bic @irt6j6aft
veg Sperm Gugen @ernerowsfy uno
rant oalelblt sicmli6 fart. Spdter
am es gu einem Streite smii9en Sat
mo @aItseber, uno @ernerowsfp, mel
fer BON md@tisem &Orperbau 1T, mari
yen Tremoen sur S6ire binaus, ibm
AbIdico nod einen fur@tbaren
Jubtritt perlebeno, .uelder Den 1nslud~
iden am l1nterIeib setroHen gu babea
9eute Morsen muroe Der
in Der Nabe Der M.'l4en
in iterbenoem 3ultanoe &c.
Cine dritli9e unteriuduns
,rsab> baB er, tuie i@on bemertt, our9
linen iurdtbaren StOb auf ben Inter
eib serlest mar. @ernerowstp purbs
inter Der Mntlase bes Nnsrihs nit Der
gu tOoten, perba!tet, jeoo@ BON
Jricoensri@ter S@iIotnedt uieoer auf
;reien SUB seIebt, neil Seller, in Dem
3uitanoe III tueI@em er li4 befanS, ibn
niat als ben Sbater Su ioentifiSiren
,ermodte. @eitbem Seller jeood wie-
ger better 1T, ertldrt ct felt, oab Wer.
,eromsfD fem Mngreifer 1T.
@isconiin.
SIN Conn " bippun ,po6nt Der
lite 9uowis nit ieiner Grau, meIder
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-07-26
@taat M(innelpta.
Grnte. Na4ri4te aus b a,
Staate.
= ot,iIton n.

qamilton.
2eine 6eui4reden bies, tueber in,
6tues nod ouf benz 8ooex. Sic grnte*
axslidten, MeIidtorn ossgenommen,
marst, ME beiier als in oiciem Sabre.
Sbafopee.
Sir boben bier alcroimss 9euiGrs=
der, bod nidt in benz MaGe, oab lie
srotxa S@aben anri9ten fSnnen. 9is
GrntaausT&ten iinb brilliant.
Belle BLAINE.
Diermeiiteu 9euidreden baden uns
perlaFtn. Our al unb su fin6st mon
6elber, bic ernitli@ S9aoen seIitten
babsn. Das @etrcibe bat III anse=
meinen seinen 9uten Stano.
9enoerion.
Sn Inmittelbarer Ndbe om StaSt
BADEN mir wenis 9euidreden. @eitlid
pom 1cnosrlon bis Nsw Some uno Mr=
linston baben bieielben piel 94aoen
setban bod lit immerbin cine hiolide
Grnte si ~ersparten.
IeSueur.
Sn aler 9bsiIen oes Gountp Der.
ip:idt Der @ei3en mebr als cine 9srd-
l9nittsernte. @eIidtorn bat i'd in
Der lebten 3eit et,uas erbolt, miro user
nur mabi9en GHrag geben.
Cttntpa.
@eringer Sdaotn BON ben 9euidre=
den. Sic Garmer %ertparten cine bebeu=
teno before grnte, bonn i'm Worjabre.
ct. Setter.
Die 9culdreden baben lid aufge=
ma@t uno nur ,uenise ino ;uriidseblie-
ben. Ser Yerlult miro auf Den 4ten
1beil Der III er,partenSeu Grnte &C.
iddbt.
Manfato.
Sic @etreioeausl i1tcn linb pielper=
lpreden6. Sdaben bur9 9euIdreder
|ebr 9erinse. Tarmer BON Meaootp,
Belgrade uno anoeren Yunt=
len 5eridteu idmmt!i9 iiber CUTE Grn-
ten.
Gbcnlo sinitis lauten Die Nadri9ten
BON Safe grpital. Isabella, Mountain.
Cafe, @inoo, @ortbinston, @ibleD
fait aus alien Sbeilen beg Staates.
0oifentli9 tommt tein bintenber gote
mad, ueIder bonn NieoerlaIien Ser fort-
8ejogencn Sdwdrme in an0eren &C.
mcloet, 10 oab bic @epolterua9
li9 cnolid BON elmer Ylase|
'efreit bctradten lam, bic 10 biel|
5@aocn i'm @sfoIse 9ebobt bat.
= Sn elmer Slough unweit 2agroheI
puroe uorisen Treitog bic 2eide zines
1%nbetannten ecfunoen. Sci ndbtrer|
fano man, oab Der Mann
'ur9 Den 2opf seidolen par. CD
Moro ober @elbitmoro porliest, 1T
li1t eymittelt tporoen.
= Cine entiesIi9c Morotbot wur<e
9oulten County, Minn., besan9en.
I'm Wtittassssit mabte man Die Gnt=
,eduns, baB Die 8ebaulun9 zines SAT-
ners ennis bel Brownsville, ,peldsr
nit ieincr, mic er lelbf, i@on
bejabrten Trau aIein beiro6nte, in
Jlommcn itebe. Sur; porber tpuroen
mehrere raid ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
5diHe scb0rt. 9aus unb S6cune
brannten raid nieoer uno beim Sin
'uesrdumen bes equities fano man Die
oes bejabrten Gbepaares, beioe
nit S6ubwunoen i'm Gopie, i'm
liesen. Mls Der Shat brinsenb
ueroa@ti9 erl@eint elm jnnser crit 10
alter Menl@, Namens Sos.
Warquette, pel6er bel ben ermoroeten
in 9ieniten scitanben uno bic
cntIetli@e Shat allem Nnidein mad in
rduberii@er Nblidt periibt bat. Man
1T ieiner bereits bab5aft se,uoroen.
= 9as ieitberise i'm 3aub uno
pllnoerunssipl setriebene @irt6i@af=
ten in ben @ouuernements Naoelbols
Walounsen bat Die &esicruns idarf
ing @;iier senommen. 60 bat in Die
- 49, a.. N D
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-03-31

A FREE RIDE TO TExAs.-A number of persons
in this county, says the Beair Egis of last week,
we are informed, have yielded to the seductive
promises of the "Texas Land and Colonization
Company" to furnish lots rs by 100 feet in the
blooming town of Oxford, Milan county, Texas,
to emigrants, for the remarkably small sum of one
dollar each. To all purchasers q clear deed was
promised, and free ride to Texas, with return
ticket at tho same generous rates, if they did not
like the place. An agent of the company has
been operating in Philadelphia, and the fraudu-
lent character Of the scheme is fully exposed by
the Philadelphia Tsnes. 1t says:
"The grand free excursion of The Texas Land
and Colonization Company has not yet started,
and its incorporators have been driven from the
West in consequence of newspaper exposures
Old Texans, thoroughly familiar with every por-
ton of Milan county, and who have lately trav-
eled over that portion of the State where the city
of Oxford is said to be located state that there is
neither city, town settlement in that vicinity,
nor has one been even staked or mapped out. The
International Railway crosses the Brazos river
where the town was pointed out to the company's
dupes, but there is not even house the ground.
After making thousands of dollars in the Western
towns, the Texas Colonization Company was f.
nally driven East, and now a corporation sup
posedly the same, and having at least the same
high-sounding title, has put in an appearance in
this city, and is endeavoring to force lots in the
town of Oxford, Milan county, Texas, upon the
unsuspecting at the same remarkable terms that
distinguished its Western operations"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-03-31

THE GREAT PENNSYLVANIA RAILRoAD-TREAs-
URER's REpoRT.-"At meeting of the board of
managers, Mr.. Stanton rendered the thanks of the
stockholders to the officers of the road for the eff
fcient management of its business.
"The treasurer's report was furnished in PAM
phlet form and contains the following important
features. The debtor side of the general account
shows the expenditures, &C., to have been $751;
332,450.O4. The credit side shows that there are
$3,61S,346.6 on hand that the cash in Joint
Stock Bank, London, is $1,2OS, 1858; the mate
rial on hand is worth $3,561, 741.31. Total, $751;
432, 459.04.
"The company owns 935 locomotives, $50 pas
senger cars, 1872 baggage, mail, and express cars,
1888 freight cars and 1867 road cars. The par
value of the bonds owned by the company aggre-
gate $45 2S6, 40817, and of the stock $51 sos 800
The profit on these investments is thus shown:
Par value of bonds. 1885, 46917
Par value of stocks.."..."..."".. 5l,S0S, $4,000
Total. ,O95 3O5.17
Cost as per general account..".... 70,524, 8OO.27
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-03-31

rs The well-known trainer and driver, Mr..
Richard Lowell of Now York, formerly of Lex
ington, KY, has recently been visiting in and
around Baltimore and he says he feels under last
ing obligations to Mr.. J. D. Ferguson, the Score
tary of the Maryland Jockey Club; Mr.. H. B.
Holton and other gentlemen for courtesies ex-
tended to him. Mr.. Lowell visited the stables of
Thomas Winans, Esq, and was much pleased
with the celebrated Orloffs it contained. He
mentions a four-year-old by one of these 0rloffs,
out of mare by Hambletonian, as mostpromis-
ing animal. At Mr.. Holton's stable he saw the
fast stallion Orange Blossom and his companions.
lie also speaks very fatteringly of the Volunteer
stallion voluntary" owned by Mr.. Perry, and
the Bashaw, Jr, colts, owned by Mr.. Wilson.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-03-31

SENSIBLE SUGGEsTIoN.-0ne of our exchanges,
whose editors we feel confident are anxious for
peace and harmonious reconciliation of all vexed
problems appertaining to the general government
and country, asks:
"Would it not possibly be just as fair, all things
considered, to give the President chance to do,
without interference the work assigned him
Rumors are thick to the effect that there are al
ready discussions in his Cabinet, although it has
not been fully constructed quite three weeks
There is a very unpleasant disposition manifest
ed by the opposition press to force the President
to act upon the gravest matter that is likely to
come before his administration without due con-
sideration !; he is to be allowed no time or oppor-
tunity to mature his plans but he is at once to re-
verse Southern policy that has been eight years
in operation. This suggestion is not unlike the
plan of stopping locomotive going at full speed
by throwing it suddenly off the track instead OF
by the usual slower means of valves and brakes.
President Hayes, it should be remembered, an
nounced fully to the country what the policy OF
his administration would be, and his Cabinet was
made after the gentlemen called to it had been
duly informed what that policy was They did
not go into it blindfolded but with full knowledge
of what was expected of them. 1t is absurd to
say that in less than three weeks this policy has
been abandoned, and that in consequence one-half
the Cabinet is ready to secede. There is not the
slightest evidence to warrant any such report, and
vet the opposition newspapers have scattered it
broadcast The object of this is plain enough. 1t
is to weaken tho confidence of the country in the
administration by inducing ebeief that it is al
ready tumbling to pieces. little more common
sense and little more patience would be good
things at this time"
We fully agree with our contemporary, andhope
others may see what it says in the same charitable
| light.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-03-31

EXPLANATORY. article headed "The Cabi-
net" which appeared on our first page last week,
needs little explanation. 1t was copied from
Democratic paper-the Baltimore Erening B"tIe-
tin-and as we gave it merely as the opinion of a
Democratic newspaper, we should have so stated
it at the time. The main points are facts, which,
coming from an opposition source, are more COM
plimentary than otherwise, and which we intended
to so state at the time of publication but the proof
having escaped our notice, We failed to do SO. 1t
is hardly necessary for US to say that we neither
approve of nor believe all that is said in the arti
Gle of Mr.. Sherman or Mr. Schurz.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-03-31

gS- John D. Lee the fendish leader of band
of Mormon murderers, who on the 10th of Sep
tember, 1857, at Mountain Meadows, in Washing
ton county, Utah Territory, massacred one hun
dred and twenty men, women and children, was
shot to death at the scene of the butchery on Fri
day of last week. All these years he had man
aged to escape the law, but finally he was arrest
ed, tried, convicted, and put to death. He made
fullconfessiOn Of Disqualification in the affair and
said he considered that he was performing a re-
ligious duty for which his Maker would reward
him. His confession duplicates other Mormons
high in authority among them that hOary headed
old beast, Brigham Young himself.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-03-31
NesC Advertisements.
REPORT OF THE GRAND JURY.
MARCH TERN, 1877.
GRAND jury ROOM, TowsoErowN,
q Z

GRAND JURY ROOM, TowsoETowN,
March "a, 1877.
To the Honorable the Judges Of the Circuit Court
for Baltimore County.
TTNHE Grand Jury for the March Term, 1877,
i beg leave to make the following report: We
have been in session sixteen days, have examin-
ed 231 witnesses-95 cases-fOund IS present
ments, SO true bills, dismissed 80 cases and have
released persons from Jail.
Wevisited the Jail, were kindly received and con-
Quoted through by the Warden; found 48 prison
ers in good sanitary condition. We found the
building in good order, but would call your at
tention to the defect in the drainage Of the water
pipes, also to the sink in the rear of building,
which however the Commissioners assured us
should have their attention.
We urge that legislation be obtained to the eff
feet that Constables be required previous to MAX
ing their reports to the Grand Jury to examine
the licenses Of all parties engaged in business in
their respective districts and that the Constabes
be properly compensated for that service.
We earnestly urge the absolute suppression Of
the licenses of the two houses on Madison Avenue
extended, used as restaurants, in ustieeto the
interests of the property holders in that section in
which our county is SO largely interested and in
obedience to the demands of many of best
citizens, as all other means appear to have failed
while subterfuge is resorted to to evade the law
prohibiting the sale of liquor ON Sunday.
We urge a similar course in regard to the drink
ing saloons On the line of the water works, az Sc
rious complaints are made all along the line, and
the jury has found it utterly impossible to obtain
the requisite testimony to convict the parties. We
are satisfied these establishments are public nui-
sances, causing loss of life in many instances and
are great detriment to the interests of the con-
tractors and nuisance to the surrounding neigh
borhood
We would urge the necessity for more comfort
able accommodation for witnesses attending the
Grand Jury than the open hall now used. Ere
quently ladies and delicate persons are compelled
to remain for hours in the cold hall without seats
Having completed our labors we would respect
fully ask to be discharged.
We wish to extend our thanks to the Court, the
States Attorney and all the officers connected with
| the Court for the promptness and efficiency with
which we have been assisted in performing oul
| duties. r. +. MAYNARD,
| March 31.-3t. Foreman.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-03-31

SINGULAR BURIAL.-The Smyrna (Delaware)
Times has some remarks ON the death of Mrs.
Morris, who died OF Smyrna Landing ashort time
since, and amongst other peculiar notions she
gave directions concerning her burial. No screws
were allowed to go into the coffin; the lid was
merely held in place by small nails stuck in holes
bored for the purpose, to keep it from slipping
off whilst being carried to the grave. And the
grave, just deep enough to set the coffin cleverly
beneath the surface of the ground, is on theprem
Uses, within twenty yards of the house, along the
fence-row the road to Rothwell's Landing,
where it may soon be hid from sight by the tall
weeds of the roadside, unless they be kept down
by the hoe of the husband in his tllage of garden
vegetables,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-03-31

va The President has appointed Commits
sion, composed of Judge Lawrence, of Illinois
Ex-Gov. Joseph C. Brown, of Tennessee; Gen.
John M. Harlan, of Kentucky; Gen. J. R. Haw-
ley, Of Connecticut, and Hon. Wayne Mcveigh,
Of Pennsylvania, to proceed to Louisiana on Mon
day next and investigate the condition of affairs
in that State, with view to settling the Difficult
ties now existing between Nichols and Packard.
1t is hoped that this Commission, composed as it
is of some of the best men in the country, will DO
able to fix on some plan by which the rival psr-
ties in that turbulent State can be pacifed.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-03-31

gs- Steam street cars were placed on tina Mar
ket street line in Philadelphia, on Wednesday
of last week. A small boiler, incased in wal
nut, is placed in front of the car, and by an
ingenious continuance the whole power of the en-
CINE is concentrated on the brakes. The trial
trips very successful, the cars being stopped
in a few seconds, even when going at high speed,
and the heavy grades not causing as much trou-
BILE as had been anticipated. The engines were
noiselcss; very little steam escaped and horses
were not frightened.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-03-31

las- The iron and steel industry has been 80
well developed within the last FIVE years, that
nothing except local spirit and determination
to bring new mines into the market is likely to
lead to the opening of new furnaces for many
years. 1t is thought that the country will not
want another Bessemer steel furnace for 20 years.
Other industries arc not so well organized yet.
The cotton industry particularly is behind the
needs of the country. A great many new cotton
mills will be put up this year, North and South,
but there is room for them all and more.