The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-02-28
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ings t"r fhs Rei,mgt.risf Fafher.- Ieiiyifjal En-
rr'ainu,n'- fs"d Bndy If a. hiani Found
Gardening -Gr,sn- HoH.e BHyH.i. Last week
Mr.. Bouleiin. surveyor. was engaged in laying of
tie grounds Of the Kedcmp torist Fathers at tar
don'iile. for building. buTyinr ground. &C. Thi.
property contains 30. acre. and was lately pur-
chased from Mcssrs. y. {. Burke and Thos. Cor
SUCH trustee. forihe Burgan heirs. for 1000. 4
stone wall nine feet high. fronting the pike the
whole length Of the property. will be erected and
i will require 1900 perch Of stone TO build il.
The building. wall. ac.. will be put up under the
supervision Of Mr.. John GeiI a member Of the
Baltimore City Council. This congregation, Of
which Rev. Father Danenhausr Is pastor. now
woF'hirs a; the corner Of Aisquith and Eager
streets.
on ThuFsdAy evening. 10Th inst. q very deli sh,.
ful free entertainment wAs given by the ladies of
Temperance Grove Singing Circle at Andrews
Chapel. Prof. skinner. 81 Baltimore. led the
singing. which Was rendered By n number Of
ladies' from Hartford avenue church. There were
readings. addresses. &C.. all Of which tho large
audience greatly enjoyed.
On Thursday afternoon. 10Th inst, two men
passed through the fret toll-ga,o on the Belair
road. on foot, one Of :hem carrying n small box.
The men turned up cemetery lane and AZ their
movements seemed 20 be rather suspicious two
boys were sent 90 watch them. The boys soon re.
turned with the information tina; the men had
buried the box by the roadside. Soon thereafter
infant. Officer y. q. Forester was informed Of
tie facts when he started in persuit of the men
and soon arrested them. Justice Carter sum.
moned jury 0! inquest, when the men gave the
name % the Or. who was present when the child
was horn. The br. was summoned and when no
appeared stated that the child had been still bora
The case was then dismissed by the Ju,;icc.
Boyce. the maine of one Of the men, paid all the
costs, afnmOuniing 90 some 3, and also gave -
additional to have the body properly buried.
Some Of our gardeners are now setting their
frames and sowing cabbage and tomato seed.
Cabbage planted last fall nearly all died, having
been injured by the early frost which caused them
10 rot Oh. The PROSPECT for large crop is no,
very encouraging. Many sowing York cab.
ba;c seed for spring planting. The sproui crop
Is not abundant and is bringing good prices.
Quantities Il them are being shipped from Nor
folk and selling at $50 Per barrel.
The green house Of Mr.. ". ". Smith, Justice Of
the Peace. at Putty Iiill was burned on sunday
morning before daylight. Mr.. :. got up about
o'clock in the morning TO sec 90 the ere and find
ing plenty q coal in the furnace TO last. did not
put any more in. When he awoke at the usual
hour in the morning he was surprised TO End the
building. with all his valuable plants, totally de.
stroysd by Ere. Mr.. Smith had only enlarged the
building Las, fall and had fine stock on hand.
The FIRE Is supposed to have been the work Of an
inesndiary. No insurance. ". A. Il.
From Lutherviile. N. C. r. R.-LufAerriHs
SsrsisIrg-fIrs,csU SsrtsoH-Lscfars. de-. Do
The first steps looking towards the establishment Of
seminary for the education of young ladies or
girls in the Lutheran church which finally resulted
in the Lu;her,ills Female Seminary, was taken
early in ISIS. br. II. Hurts. deceased. who was
then editor d the LHfisraR OJ.srrsr, published in
baltimore. presented n plan. which be and Rev
DIR. Morris. pastor of the First Evangelical La,h-
Gran church of Baltimore. at that time had agreed
upon 90 the synod Of West Pennsylvania. This
plan contemplated joint stock company. 20 be
controlled aud managed by directors elected By
the different synods Of tho church. After this
plan had been submitted 90 the synod above
named and the East Pennsylvania and Maryland
synods. convention was held in York, Penn.yl-
vsnia. in November, lsis. Al this convention a
committee vas appointed % which subscriptions
81 stock. and proposition was made 10 the ei,i.
Eens OF ork that IL they would raise 81 900 the
institution would be located in their midst. This
proposition they failed 10 comply with and owing
20 want Of interest In the enterprise generally in
the church, the matter for the time being
postponed. Mere anon.
Rev. Mr. Broadbeni. Of the Philadelphia Con
ference Of the ". y. church, preached in the ".
L. church in this place last Sunday evening, q
very good sermon 20 . large congregation.
On next Sunday evening. 29th inst. Rev. T..
ii. smith will preach his farewell sermon 90 his
people. whom he has served faithfully and Aeecp.
tally for two years. Many of our citizens, beside
those OF his own church, are sorry TO have Mr.
Smith leave. We believe that the prayers Of the
pious and the good wishes Of all our people will
accompany him where ere he may 20.
by request. DIR. Morris will deliver in 81, Paul's
Lutheran church, at this place, on Thursday eve.
ming. March 9Th. lecture for the benefit Of said
church. His subject will be "what saw through
my Christmas gift." Your readers will remsmber
that this Christmas eift-a very enc microscope
was referred TO In this correspondence when pre-.
sentcd. The scope and nature of the lecture can
easily be referred from the above.
We thank observer" Of Rayville, for his Cat
tering notice OF our village In bis poetic eontrbu
ton in the USox Of last week He surely echoes the
sentiment Of our people when he says "the pref.
test little town In this part Of the State" Let
me just say here. BY way Of psrenihesis, that
observers" letters are always very readable and
interesting. showing that he oJssrrss 10 some pur-
pose. By the way, what haze become Of lake
Roland !" We greatly miss his very interesting
communications. REEIpExr.