The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-06-05
Grand Jury Report.-The


the condition Of the county jail aud found II kept
clean and orderly but suggested that the health
Of the prisoners during the coming summer re-
quired that the proper authorities should pay i'm
mediate attention 90 the repairs Of the soil pipes,
pump and certain other portions OF the building.
They examined the accounts In the County Com
missioners and Treasurer Offices, and found them
kept In a neat, accurate and systematic manner.
They received reports from all tho officers Of the
districts. and found them generally correct, and
agreeing substantially with the county records.
They had before them cases where matter dele.
FERROUS 10 the health and comfort Of citizens u
permitted % aow into running streams near the
city but from the great difficulty experienced in
tracing the offence 10 the proper persons, an! the
incaicicncy Of the law bearing upon the subject.
they found themselves almost powcrless 10 afford
the redress essential TO the health, interest and
well. being Of the people of the county but they
felt satisfied the reorganization ofthe State Board
Of Health would in the future be instrumental In
abaiing the nuisanees complained Of"
Interesting Church Services. Chest
nut Ridge, sth district, correspondent sends the
following ION sunday, May 23d. I attended n
very interesting service at 81. Paul's Evangelical
Lutheran Church. Il may not be generally
known that We have on the Ridge German and
English church. II was organized about twenty
I've years ago by the Germans, OF whom We have
\ large number around NJ, and they among
'
was exclusively German, but a. the old ones died
out and the youn. and English speaking mem
beers Of the families grew up they saw the nsccs-
siiy of English service. and for long time we
have had services in both languages on the same
day by the same pastor. The occasion 20 which
alluded above was the administration Of the rite
81 confirmation 10 a large class, aud the Lords
supper 90 the commandments. The PIvPssstosy
services were in German by the pastor and an
able discourse in English by the Rev. Mr.. Watson
A. I'll a..
speaker his great Carnesiness and his theme. II
the light II the World were the subject 81
many favorable remarks. The change from the
broad German accent 10 the clear aud pure tones
81 our English was not more striking than the
transition from the grand old choral melolic. IL
Luther. TO the soul stirring and inspiring songs
Of Moody and sankey, which were rendered in an
acceptable manner by the organist.
RASboLrH."
Another Railroad Rumor. nier this
head the Bclair .Egi. pf last week savs: cit l.
understood iha. the Philadelphia. Wilmington
and Baltimore Railroad Company have recently
conferred with the director. of the baltimore and
Delta Marrow Gauge Railroad Company. whose
road /. nnw under construction from Delta. York
county. Pa. 10 Baltimore. by way af he! Air
The Inject of the Phialclphir. Wilmington and
Baltimore Company was {" ascertain ~ha, pros
rcst exit. Tor the early completion ofthe marrow
gauge road from Baltimore e. lcl Air I;
iutima,el tina; .ooa as the Baltimore ani Delta
Rad i. Completed hrtWcrn the point. namei. the
Philadelphia anl baltimore central Railroad
wili be continued from Port Depn,ii g. Bel Air
where a junction will be formed With the narrow
gauge railroad. There may be nothing in the
rumor. bu, the -ub.cribcrs to the Baltimore and
Delta road can lase nothing by paying their sub
.rriptiuns promptly. Witt their road graded
Their. vail bee pro,pec; u sseins the work con-
pc;cl. nudi # IL should become part - through
Al. l. 4 . Ia
be alt the better. With railroad from the "a.
qachaunl 81 the east anI Delta on the north.
uniting At Bel Air. ilarf,Fi waulJ be vel! sup
rei With the ar;etie. Of trade
Successful Affair very enjoyable AMI
sgcce..;ui strawberry festival Tor the benefit 4
Trinity T.. D.. church. va. heid at the OLD Cuttings
mansion. Lon. Green valley. IN weine.iay
evening u ,hi, week The ahait under tie
efficient management II Mr.. James Bfoslcn.
Mf- Gro. ". V elliott. Nrs. John Cnnkiins. Mr..
Eatt..an, Mr.. !. I. Il. Pafleti and Mice. hate
Liplincot, and Maggie Yciloii. assisted bs Mc..r.
lirasisn. Ycllo;; and barilc.on There a
Iar:r attendance AMI very enjoyable time sas
had. The proceed. reaehe the mug lam If san.
Much credit i. lac the manager Of the ic.tiva!
Tor their ua;irns EFFORT. 20 make cycrythsns
pleasant.
Convenient Stopping Place.-As hereto
fore noticed in these columns Mr.. Win. u. Birch.
rc.lIent Of the 18th district Il this county. and
n gentlemen we'll known o. many 81 eur ei,iEens.
has purchased the livery stable, N. % North
street. formerly Dobbus. and /, npe conducting
the zane. Mr.. Birch j. NJ, ncw haul 10 the
business. having been engaged ia Il nearly al his
life. and those leaving hofs.s ia hi. rest
assured that ihcv will be vel! attended 10. llts
stable one ct the hBe.i ~ Baltimore, With
plenty Il hight. Nc'l ventilated aud airy. and be
ns ca.y 4 acce... near the heart uf the city, J..
"a fff q ii 4
Paper MIL Burned Heavy Loss. The
paper mill Of Mf. Daniel Eerkiey. located At
B.ckley .tille in the 9Th district Il this county
va cut,fciy destroyed by Ere about midnight IN
SATURDAY ia.;. When the hand. LETT the mil
late at night cycftthiB: VA Ia proper order,
anl It i. supposed the Gre va the work q an in
reniary. The loss IN building. machinery anl
stock i. c.timatci AZ between = coo aud S2". uuH
upon which there l. NJ insurance. Mr.. Bcrklry
having a'ioWci the policy q lapse bat Tea l,ys
before. lie wii a. once commence the erection e
a more extensive iaili on the sight
Thanks The member. u the Grani tr,n, u
the Republic IN TowsohtaRn, Messfs. H. 7. Chem.
Gco. ". >eipp and other. desire 10 return thanks
the Mi..e. Sc. en.,u. Mr.. VI. 4. >healcy. J. e.
Harrison. h. !. {. Ma..epJers Mr.. :. =. Butler.
Mr.. J Alex. Gre-s. the Misses Lonsncrker AMI
others far liberal contributions Il AoW.rs for deco
ra;in. the soldiers graves. number Il beauii-
fu jesigns. cunsistiu: % baskets.a shield. buglc
a.. contributed by the Misses Stevenson. were
greatly admired and occupied conspicuous place
In the soldiers section ia Lonion Park cemetery
Fatal Railroad Accident. On Friday even
ing af last Weck colorel man named GEORGE ".
Bond aged about 80 years. esnploye by Mr.. John
q. Price, va. instantly killed On the Northern
Genital railroad. near rexa.. Bond was walking
the track when a passenger train came along
At high rate II speel kor some unexplained
reason the man did not notice the approaching
train. the engine Of which struck him and killed
him instantly. Ju.,icc cain held an inquest. the
jury rendering verdict of accidental death and
eShoncra,ing the company FROM all blame.
Singular Accident.-A few lay. Az little
son II Mr. John a. koppicinan. living between
the Belair and fhiisdeirhia turnpike. 18th dis
triei. fell from swing at which he. in company
with other children. vas play ing. aud in the jar
Of the fall bit % large portion Of his tongue
Dr. Gco. y. Corse vas Immediately called in and
administered the necessary medicine o. prevent
the other part of the tongac from swelling. The
end Of the tongue hangs on by slight membrane.
and IL is feared that the little fellow will lose his
speech.
All Day Meeting. -The annual all day meet
ing Of the paiapsco VI. y. church, 18th district.
will DO held at the church. Sunday. June 18th.
Rev. Lewis Cole. IL baltimore, Rev. J. Whiting
ton aud others will eondue: the services. Publie
invited.
Baltimore Circuit n. p. Church. A.
7. Melvin will preach tomorrow, Sunday ut
EPSON Chapel. al II A. NJ, and a, Warren. at )
.. ~. hey. NJ. Ass.ins I'll! preach =. Hall
Chapel at II A. NJ, aud at EPSON chapslat p.
NJ.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Nee iorE cio'Liay Hoase.---Thi. popular
establishment continues TO maintain the high
reputation Il has gained for the excellence and