The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-10-27

At a meeting of the directors of the Bati
more and Hanover Railroad Company, held Mt
Hanover Tuesday, Capt. A. W. Eichelberger was
elected president L. L. Milsheimer secretary, and
r. NJ. Writ treasurer. The route was not finally
agreed upon, but it is expected to be at an early
date, and a portion of it put under contract at
once.
The Childs campaign club met at the club
rooms on Wednesday evening and elected officers,
as follows President Edward Norwood ; vice
presidents, H. W. Shealey and ]. Lawrence Urban;
secretary Samuel T. Bayne. The club will meet
regularly on Monday, Wednesday and Friday
nights of each week, and an invitation is extended
to all to attend.
Mr. Waters, president of Baltic, Towson
town and Delta Narrow Gauge Railroad, in COM
pany with Mr.. Eoyd, civil engineer, in Tow
sontown on Thursday soliciting subscriptions to
the capital stock OF the road. $ll5,00O have al
ready been subscribed, and these gentlemen
now making an effort to increase the subscription
to $3.50, 900, when work will be commenced.
On Friday of last week Prof. Dimm, prin-
cipal of Lutherville Female Seminary, took about
twenty of the young ladies of the school on
Measure trip to Washington and Mount Vernon,
returning on Saturday. Lately the Seminary has
been thoroughly renovated and partly refurnish-
ed and the grounds have been considerably i'm
proved, adding much to to their appearance
The case of Joshua Horner Co., indicted
for maintaining a nuisance, which occupied the
attention of the Court for several days last week,
resulted in a verdict of guilty. This firm, which
is extensively engaged in the manufacture of fer
tilizers, has mill in the 18th district, near the
Philadelphia road, the odOrs eminating from which
caused the nuisance complained of. motion was
made for a new trial.
The Lutherville military company, number
ing about thirty men, under command of Lieut..
George W. Sadtler, of the 9Th Md. Regiment, paid
a friendly visit to the Towsontown military COM
pany on Monday night. The two commands pa
raded through the streets and attracted consider
able attention. Lieut.. John Ridgely commanded
the TOwsontown company, which is becoming
very proficient in the drill.
Officers Whittle, Brown and John II. Fish
err on Monday arrested Dennis Fenton, Timothy
Shae, Jesse See, John Druggy, Michael Ryan,
Isaac Painter, Barney McGuirE, Jas. McGinn
and John and Richard Barren, ON the charge of
threatening and assaulting VIM. II. Allen, and
others, at the dam of the permanent water supply.
The men had hearing before Justice Moore on
Wednesday. Four of them gave security for their
appearance at Court, while the others gave secu-
rity to keep the peace for six months and were
discharged.
Among the Baltimore county producers of
fine stock which was exhibited at the State fair
last week, the following received premiums: Her
eford cattle, herds, &C., John Merryman, Hay
fields: Holsteins and Jersey Herd Book, Samuel
NJ. Shoemaker; quick draft stallion, first premi-
UNI, L. Mongar, Govanstown also to same for
three year old FLY; heavy draft stallion, VIM. I.
Walters horses for general utility, best pair,
John Merryman, Hayfelds; best Middle wool
eve, to the same best Fine wool buck to Samuel
X. Crosby, of Catonsville; to the same for best
eve.