The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-02
correspoadeHcs Baiiinors County Unioa.
LETTER FROM BALTIMORE.
A Return TO Pleasant Weather-A Busy
Csty-Resuming School Duttes-ThO
b. a d. and ~. Q. Railroads.
Moro improvements, &C.
BALTINonE. Aurust seth. lss2.

b. a. d. ana ~. q. hailrood0-
Moro improvements, sc.
BALTixonE, August seth, 1881.
A very agreeable and desirable change has
taken place In the atmosphere in the past few ass
and NO now have delightful weather, the thor
mome,cr ranging from 65 20 50 degrees. Tae
nights are all that could be desired and gladv
say-a decided dimunition In mosquitoes from
last year and several seasons previsus. The rain
or frequent showers Of last Saturday, Sunday,
Sunday night and Monday motniug-faling 10
the average depth Of over two inehes-has greatly
refreshed and vivided vegetation, giving = cheer
ful aspect to the whole face Of Nature. The graa,
foliage, shrubbcry, ETC., arc especially rank and
luxurient. The rain, rs learn, was general AZ
over Maryland and In some Of the adjoinisg
States. IL could not have como In better time lof
the corn, which IL what the farmers call "fslly
made" giving full crop. The agricultural crop
entre-cereai, fruit, vegetable ete.-is very abun.
dant, rarely known 10 be better In ours and most
other States. We have had the finest and largest
crop Of peaches ever before grown In Maryland
also in Delaware aud parts of New Jersey. All
over the Nerth. as also In the South and West the
crops Of fruit-also wheat and corn-have been
abundant. In Illinois and some others Of the
Western States there has, u h said, been rather
too much rain FOR the corn, which may shorten the
crop there considerably. Upon the whole. how.
ever, neither farmers nor merchants, nor others
have any special cause Of complaint, and all ought
to be thankful for the great yield OF these indis.
pensable necessities and Injuries. Always produe.
tive OF good times and general prosperity.
The period u now neag ut hand for those whs
have been rusticating in the country. atthe various
sea shores and mountain watering places or else
where. to be returning home. Quite number Il
our merchants and business men have already
come home and entered into their Wonted pursuits
OF trade. giving the city cheerful aspect. Tho
leading streets and thoroughfares show n largo
gain OF vehicles carts, drays and other CONVEX
ances engaged IN commercial traffic. The indies
tons are deciiediy encouraging regarding larst
active. prosperous and early taii trade IN al
branches OF business. An unusual number II
country merchant. are expected y be here tel "a
'hs's parshAscs asrns the nppresehins "'tols
ceisbfau"n' Az tue theatres aud places OF public
amusement are anticipating profitable financial
an" p,sa'u'sole harvest on 'hat occasion AMI IN
ae"i throughout Tue en''Fc autumn aud WINTER
u Is demons'rA'cd and quite evident IN every way
ihat abundant opp"'tuni'ie' are opening up Tor
pa"tn"ue procurement w every way, even To
eNehtna'iy aos"roin. 'he famed be'i, 50 treasured
proper! t""-"' ha"im"rr county. All these
unss' oeins mutual IN thelr tendencies and ben.
eh..' ""'N"'Nhs'; eanh., ia,i IN eSteniins good
!" i""s"n'""n anu ah hat''h'Tc county The
p'"'Pc'"! "hn progress OF your mario" gauge
team 'n,,"'y y P".sn''a',y luminous thereof;
Nsst ".hu"y ~'h DC VIVA, y called "bIue Men
"a! t"' ,hc sch"o' ch'iiren' ~hcn the pubic
schools and some private Institutions OF learning
WIZ resume 'ne't seh"'asne hu,ics' ms OF confss
wiz cause chiu'eh '"n''appeAr eonsiderabiy from
'he'r play GROUNDS anu retress OF juvenile plea
sure "y concentrating 'nein where-ie' the nope
more Pt"h'Aoie EXERCISES OF learning ami gaining
knowledge may be 'ndaiged IN.
no" aemn"e'y se'.sh .ha' tue maryland
,ch'rai asa ha"ihore and peiia ra'iways are to
oe "h"ed 10 interests a one anu the Della name
'" "e sunk OF merged mt" that oi the Maryland
'eh''a,' Inc move y esteemed very "ppor'nne
"he Nh'eh hust CREAMY 'ehd 10 aisanee tue m
trfe'is ana iaeiNties o. the consolidated company.
hhanciaIiy ana otherwise There - no doubt that
our baltimore city authorities anu ciugens VIII
gladly ratty the movement. Thcte can. there
fore. be no longer any apprehension of the work
being speedily AMI certainly completed to it, dec.
tinaiion.
The remnant very small onc-oi the Old De.
Tenders Of Baltimore during the war of lsl2-f.
will celebrate the 18th 81 September or Battle of
North Point. at Druid Hill Park.
am glad 60 learn that Judge BariOl. Chief
Judge Of Oh" Court Of Appeals. who has been very
III tor several weeks, 10 recovering steadily and
considered out Of danger.
Col. Adreon. our postmaster. has returned from
his sglourn at Oakland. very much improved In
health and appearance. lie has made one or two
short visits % the postoiec. seeing after official
busine's lie Is now at his country place and
purposes making that his temporary residence for
some weeks yet. or until fully recovered.
] regret To notice the rather sudden death Of
Mrs Lind. wife Of Mr.. Lind, the well-known
artist architect and builder. formerly Of Baltimore.
she died 81 typaiod fever NJ Savannah. Georgia,
where Mr.. Lind aud his family bad gone some
months ago I" settle IN business. Mrs. l.. vas 4
daughter Of the late Vim. =. Murdoch. Of Bai,i-
more. and most aniiable and excellent lady. Her
Remains will be brought 20 Baltimore for dnAl
burial She was widely known a. also her hus-
band.
careful andquiie constant readerof THE BAL