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The Baltimore County union., 1882-05-13
From Union. lat pistrict.

On Monday night last the following ladies and
gentlemen were installed officers Of Della Lodge.
No. ls9. |. o. q. T.. of this place. for the ensuing
quarter: +. ". G. T.. Geo. II. Duncan ". c. 7
Charles =. Beckett; W. V. T.. Miss Ella Gam.
brill X. s., Miss Mary X. Holden. A. Il. :,
Chas. A. Herman +. :. Rober, II. Thompson,
Jr; Treasurer. Johnsey Jones Marshal. Geo. ".
Gambrill; u. NJ. Miss Leila V. Brown: Chaplain.
Mss Salic q. Phillips; |. q Walter ". Dyke
o. c., J. !. kieby X. II. =, Miss Martha Jones
L. II. s. Mise Celia Talbot. This lodge has been
in existence over tao years. and has member
ship u over 80. The meetings are well attended.
and considerable interest il manifesied by all.
Besides the above temperance organization we
have a lodge composed of the youngc population.
known a. Duncan Temple. No. !. Juvenile Temp
Lars. This Lodge was Instituted on the 3sth ol
March last by David Taylor. superintendent II
the Juvenile Templars Of Maryland-the frs,
lodge instituted in the State. To Mr. q. II. Dun
can. who il one Of our greatest temperance work
ers We have in this community, belongs tie credi,
OF thi. organization. lie ha1 previous 90 it, in
stituiion under the Juvenile Templars jurisdiction.
held meetings for some time. The lodge L. com
posed of girls aud boys between the ages of : and
-. and the prescn; membership - between 80 and
80. A sc, Of resalia has recently been purchased.
and weekly meetings are held every Tuesday
night. Mr.. Duncan 10 the superintendent aud
Miss Mary X. Holden. assistant.
This village is nov the scene of great activity. a
large number Of mechanics being engaged in
building the new mill which il In course OF con.
s;ruction. This will be the third cotton factory a,
this place. The company is also going 20 build
an iron bridge across the Patapseo. from the rail-
road 10 the mill yard. in place of the present
wooden one. Two additional piers are 20 be
placed under H. one Of which l. nearly completed.
Rev. Henry Branch. pastor of the Presbyterian
church at Ellieot City. preached here on sunday
afternoon last.
MentIels paper mill. at thi. place. il running
night and day. The brand made Is the "Elkridge .
The Union Cornet Band is making hne progTe..
under the leadership Of Prot. Holland. of BAlti.
more. The members gave their second public en-
tertainmsni on Thar'day night. ilth inst.
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The annual meeting Of the Canton Working.
mems Institute was held on Wednesday, Mr.. Geo.
A. Pope presiding. A very satisfactory showing
was made Of the work ofthe past year. AlibraFy.
having 1876 well selected books, s daily, 60
weekly and 80 monthly publications, has been
.established, and the visitors and readers have
been surprisingly large. The foundation of q
museum of useful products and euhosi,ies has
been laid, with the intention of developing the
same into school, free 20 all. for the compare
tive study of skilled work. The gifts In this de-
partment have been liberal. A night school has
been started which will be extended IN it, sphere
next season. The possibility Of buying Canton
Park, beautiful spot of eleven and a-haif acres,
u discussed event of the near future on
which TO build permanent home for the Institute.
The Institute is kept open on Sundays, when .
large number of workmen have the leisure 10
avail themsclvcs Of the advantages II presents.
Officers for the ensuing year have been elected as
follows: Presideat. Geo. A. Pope secretary, v.
Murray treasurer, Jno. i. Gilman; general mana
ger, Rev. J. wynHe Jones directors, rx-GOV
0den Bowie. Charles II. Anderson. Enoeh Pratt
w. s. @. Baker, u. n. Baker, W. y. Brooks
Eugene Poultney, cbas. Ashburner, Isaac l.. Shep-
pard. Horace l.. Brooks. George s. Brown. 7.
Harrison Jarrett, John W. Hall, q. ". Grafiin,
Reverdy Johnson. D. d. Mallory. Il. Ne berry, I.
NJ. ParT, Jos. T.. StansbuTy, q. II. Stickney, q.
q. Tyler and Geo. q. wilkins.
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From Gunpowder, iith District.

The weather has been rather chilly the pas,
week aud fresides are more comfortable than
porehes.
Misses Reheeea and ssrsh sheridan, daughters
Of Mr.. John Sheridan, who recently purchased
Brooks old place. near the Philadelphia road
opened store on the ist Of May.
A revival meeting. In progress At fOrges ". 4.
church, continued two weeks. The services were
conducted by Revs. Y. Richardson and J. W.
Gray.
Mr.. Charles Raign, having purchased a farm
near here, is improving II very much. lie is
building . number Of oufheases and also putting
. fence round his entire farm.
Mr.. Joshua Hammond, who recently opened =
lumber yard near this place, 10 doing an extensive
business.
young gentleman, while walking through .
6eid saw = spring and thought he would refresh
himself with drink. While In the act he looked
up, and TO his horror beheld large snake lying
near him. He gave one scream and hed. but after
summoning more courage ventured back and with
the assistance Of cart load of stones managed "a
hill Il. II measured six feet two inches. A. d.
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A Thief Captured.

The Ellicott City Ti=ss of 9Th inst. says; "0n
Saturday last our vigilani police ofeer. vAnsani,
noticed strange eoiored man lettering around the
depot In this city. dressed In clothing that seemed
10 have been made for ZONE one else and display
ing . silver watch and . neat gold chain with
locket, TO the by-standers of his 0wn race. Mr..
vansAnt, Who had been notified 10 keep . look
on, for . man Who bad stolen just such articles
from Messrs Charles A. Knox and Geo. sieboek.
who lived on the Hartford road. in Baltimcre
county, Immediately arrested the stranger and no.
tiled the Baltimore county aathoritiss that be
thought be had the right man. On Tuesday las,
the accused had hearing before Justies Cook.
and the stolen articles having been identi6ed. be
was turned over 10 X. c. Traeey. Sheriff % Baiii-
more county. for the aetion of the Grsnd Jury.
The stolen clothing and jeueiry all recoverea.
nentiv."
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The Johns win Case Again.

The matter Of the Johns will case vas again
before the Court % Common Pleas on Tuesday.
the proceedings having reference TO the Pending
motion for . new trial. Counsel for the eaveaiors
having moved for Q commission 60 take evidence
bearing upon this motion. someuhat Proioneel
discussion enusued. Colonel Marshall concluding
the argument before the court. which took the
matter cub euria. Some meconvcrsationAl discsssion
IA. had between the court aud the counsel a. 70
the day -hes srgamsnt should be heard on the
motion with reference 20 = new trial. II vas
finally agreed that Saturday, 18th Inst, should BE-
named for the hearing. but inasmSch as other
eases had also been assigned for that day. which
would probably occupy the sntire session. IL was
taeitiy undersioOd that IL uouid 60 over q the
succeeding Saturday. when Il would have prece-
denee over all other business. The time for sign-
ing the bill Of exceptions has been extended from
22d inst. 90 the Ist of June.
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cross-ries for the New Road.

The Hartford Deaseraf q las; ueek says: The
baltimore Delta Railway manager have bosshs
from Mrs. Ridgsiy sixty thoasand cross ties. With
the privilege u forty thousand additional, AZ
twelve sen;s a piece. and contracted with W.
Diwut;h 10 Gu; and deliver them Aioag the line of
the road al fftesn cents each, making the eost of
the ties delivered twenty seven cents each
The sixty thousand ordefei from Mrs. Riigely.
together With those engaged from other parties
along the line of the road. will be sufficient g.
make the road 90 Forest Hill. The managers are
de,irous of buying from the residents os upper
Hartford aud loser York eoaniy the remainder of
the ties Necessary 10 complete the road, IL they
DO % on as good terms ss the Riisely contract
oaers II they cannot, they will take the hundred
thousand from Mrs. Ridgeiy. They have also
bought rails from the Cambria Iron Works u
Penhsy lvaniA sufficient to lay the track 90 Loeb
Raven, At hiiy.eight dollars Per ton, with the
privilege of much more a. they van; at the
same price. This IL Eve dollars . ton less than
they pald for the first seyen hundred tons bought
aud they believe by the time Loeb Raven Il
reached they will be able {, buy at fifty i've dol
lars what they are nos paying ffty eight for.
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Baltimore County Granite Quarr,es.

a Wool,iOck correspondent q To .Ssa says :
There Is more or less disAppoib;msnt al the loss
Of the job 60 supply the granite for the pest
oibcc in Baltimore. No, that IL will aaeei the
ploymeRi here very much. or lead TO the discharge
Of any d the force now a, work. for they have %
ders that will oeeapy the force for . long time.
and new orders are coming in continually. but It
IL something Of q modification 90 think tha; pe0-
pie 200 miles away can take the employneni from
people only 20 miles from Baltimore. And when
they think that the granite here found il in every
respect equal 60 thA; found in Maine. or any here
ese in the country. there il more less disss;i,
faction with the result. This dissAtisfAciion.
however. is more with themselves than With the
officials who have the awarding of the contract =
The same correspondent says tha; already =
new company has been formed and that the inex-
haustible qGarries in the western section of thi.
county are 90 be more extensively ~orksi than
ever before.
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From Aiberton. 2d District.

The fruit In this locality Was seriously damaged
by the heavy frost Of Tuesday night Of last week.
Nearly all strawberries In full bloom at that time
were killed fully two-thirds Of the pears suffered
the same fate. Cherries, piums and peaches ara
supposed not 10 have suffered 80 much.
The grain and grass are in hne condition and
the prospect 10 good for excellent crops.
Corn planting has been completed BY most oi
the farmers In this locality, though some think
the cold, Get weather viii cause u % rot
Oracle, thres. .year-old daughter of Lathsr II.
Harm, Of Aiberon, fell and broke one Of the boneI
Of her right arm. on Friday ofiast week.
Mr.. Augustus Love, Of Baltimore. has erected
pretty cottage on his place. near Albsrton.
Mr.. George Allen. living near thi, place. has .
tame partridge which feeds and runs with BIZ
chickens. and regularly goes 10 roost With them
Lately another partridge has made its appear.
ance among his fowls, and is gradually becoming
tame. He has been offered Eve dollars for th'
hrst named bird but be viii not sell L. Il is shy
Of strangers, but his daughters can handle !
freely. Barr.
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EDWARD W. STIEFEL. fSEaL.I
JOHN u. MiLLENDEE, tSEALl
JOHN I. b. PARLETT. fSEAL.l
County Co.nHis.iauers for Baltimore couniy
Test. HAEMAN ScHONE, Chief Clerk.


Avn wHErr,s. By an Ae; q the General A.sen-
BY q Marylsni. Isje Chsp;s- 5as. O. proyiie for
the general raiga;ion aud asse.sment - property
in ;his State. snI Pursuan; % an Ae; passet Jan
cary Session. 1854. an Act passei January Ses-
sian. 1875. aai an Ac; passei Jaaaary Session.
iss~. the County C9intnissioners % Baltimore
county Do hereby impose assessmsn, % ;aN q
eighteen and three iourfhs iisll cents On every
one hunire dollar. (si0ol uorth of a.sessable
property - thin the limits q Baltimore e0sniy fof
the yeaFfsss being S5s.s26. .S91. AZ an assessmen;
q eighteen aHI ihFse-feurths asa esnis en every
ore kandreI slool dollars {. s9s ss2S.s2 for state
tax
We. the Coaniy Comnissionefs % Baltimore
county. have this 3gfh day Of April. 4. u. lss2.
assessed and taxed the a.se.sAb,e property within
the limits q Baltimore county for the year lss2.
aad for the receiving q the same do appoint IL
LIAM PARKS. Treasurer q Baltimore eouaiy.
receiver sf the same. and be il emPousrei g. re-
eriss ffSsi the s=se-= q property uithin the lin
iis ol Baltimore eoanty the foliouing rate Of as
se.sent that t. 10 say on al the property assess.
Cd in the county eighteea and three llssl
eents on every one husdrei dsllars Aforesaid as
sessei for the use q the State 81 Maryland; ani
the said WILLIAM PARKS l. hereby directed 10
nav over all moneys collected for the state Taxes
afsresaid levied for the use of the State % the
Treasurer of the State of Maryland. Agreeahly 90
the several Acts of the Genersi Assembly " Mary
Land And the seTerAl supplements thereto in such
ease5 made aad provilei.
Given under oar hanis ani seals this e9;h day
Of April. A. u. iss2.
EDWARD W. STIEFEL, ISEAL.
JOHN n. MILLESDER. tsEsL
JOHN 7. y. PAkLETT. tsEaL-
County Commissione-s Cor Baltimore caanty.
Test -. HARMAN ScIioNE. Chief Clerk.
May e.-@t.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-05-13

T-rf. Fssid a.d Fsrs.
In PARIS the assh u horses. asses and males is
gradually gFo-ing iHso favor article q food.
An oeleiai report. which has jast been issue4.
sko-s that in lss5, s.eoo horses and 10 asses and
males vsrs eossume1: In Isse. 9.eoe horses and
30 asses aaa mule. and in Issl. 9zee horses and
go asses anA males- The net qaAntify of meat
given Is zee kilogrannes-the kiiosrsrnns being
little over Ibs--per horse. and - kilegraG-
mes per ass or nule. Thas. 10 IsSi. Paris Goa
sumsi .ss9. .ceo kiiOgtAnnes of hOrse fssh, and
3s.oeo kiIsgramnss u the assh Of asses or males.
AZ prsssst there are In the city 20 bsfehers shoP'
specially desOted % the sale of horse aesh for the
table. Il is sou Efteen years sinee here aesh
made i,s Grst AppeAranes in the Psrisisa fOOd
market
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The New Route to Philadelphia.

The Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad has begun
surveys near Baltimore for Its projected route TO
Philadelphia. A survey corps Of ten men, began
Tuesday, May ID. surveying the proposed route.
Operations were commenced at Bayview, and BY
Saturday last work had advanced as far as Mid
die river. distance of sx miles. This corps will
continue the work right through 10 Philadelphia.
and expects 10 complete is labors In three months
time. Al places the route lies within one hundred
feet ofthe track Of the Philadelphia, Wilmington
aud Baltimore Railroad. Il is intended 10 erect
bridges over all rivers and streams, and u IL said
the entire road will be completed In less than two
years' time. There seems 10 be no doubt that the
right way along the entire line has been secured
The Baltimore County union., 1882-05-13
Death OF a respected citizen.

Mr. John Cross, Of the Paper Mills, 9Th district,
died suddenly on ssnday, 30th Of April. of apo
plexy. aged - years. months And - days. lie
complained of feeling unweli before aftsnding
church and upon growing worse left before ssrvi-
COS we're over. His physician and family dia
everything that eoald be dene but be expired
about o'clock p. ". His funeral vas preached
al Union Meeting House BY the Rev. Mr.. Bshr-
man, assisted By Rsvs. s. Wilson and Amy. The
following gentlemen acted ii.bearers: Messrs.
G. Burke. 8. Gore. I. n. Boil. n. Alban, J. sssn
and W. Richards. lie exempiiaed his high call
Ing BY . correct life. Truly great man In Israel
has gone 90 his rsward.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-05-13
sale OF Howardsviile Property.

Matthews a kirkland, anctioneers, sold on
Tuesday, at the Exchange saissroom, Baltimore
for Messrs. snowden Dusy, attorneys for The
receivers. the following pieces ofproperty situated
al Hovardsville. on the Western Maryland rail.
road. In this county Lot No. I, ~ acres, 70 SAM
y. Hin, for sis350 per sers lot No. 2, IL acres
improved, 10 GEORGE N. Boteia, at Sis per acre
lot No 3, 81 acres, improved, 10 Solomon King. II
500 per acre lot No. 4, l7i acres, 70 same, sse
por acre.
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Sanitary Board Organized.

Du. Piper. Prentiss and Nornant, the sanitary
inspectors for Tousontown, waverly and Wood
berry, met here this week and organized by the
election of DR.. Piper president and DR.. Prentiss
as secretary. A petition then presented 20
the ceunty Commissioners asking that they would
define the inspectors territorial Jurisdiction, and
also explain certain ambiguous passages in the
act for their appointment. aud define their powers.
This question the County Commissioners referred
20 their counsel for solution The inspectors alec
asked the Comfnissiuners for garbage carts
The Baltimore County union., 1882-05-13
Pimllco and Pikenrille Rnilwnv.

Subscription book. Of the rimlico and Pike.
vile Iiprse Railroad were "penel On Monday.
eorlns g. Law. The roni ruBs from the city
limit. 60 within half mile of Pkesvilie. and "a.
formerly lied the Baltimore. piHlico and Pike.
willie Eaiuay. havin. been .oil last NoVen ber Tor
$1,000. Nr. Patrick u. walker. president Ofthe
Old company. Nil probably be elected to the same
position IN the new.
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The n.sociaiion. NJ white and ,oior.l schoo
,eaehsr. AZ sI,iU.ars .or,tv me-, On n.l,i,a,. or
P,idav ard gnsgrd.v or lsst ,~..k ard are usual
provrsrns was nresentsd =, ssch % Pridav
befsrr lbe wbIis Tcaehr,.' A,socia,iar ne Geo
Rsuliur. ~, veil know oeculis, of Baltim.re. de
IiveTed a. nadres. amor aThe Inascnc. m sehoo
lIle an ths sIght b. RcuIing af,er .ix,og !
verv elear dsserint,on of she fosm.rian os,he eve
and ,he ,.nses hrir.In- shoa, ,rorhi.. III N,
deII.a,. or..n ,ays me SaIlow,n, .I,,,.. rs,.r5.
ipg the rsnesm.n,s of .sa,s snd desL h, sehooI
rooms and ot6er matter. He,aId In this eonnee.
ton:
In ,h. 6,., ni... an. .;,. ~ ,h. cu,,,,. ,,., NJ
taken into eonsideration- ana. a. a ven.r.I rule
the seat should nsver IL hirher than ,he l.nvth u
the child's lee. from the kuse downward. Accord.
Ine 10 measnrement this n swo.sevensh. IN ,hs
height Of the entire body.
In the second place. the difference In h.;vh, he.
tween the desk and ~. sea, INNS, aIu avs IL sogal
10 tbe distance az ~. slhov, f,o, ,h. i.,,., ,hs
arm hap sing Ioosely down. The dis,anse a,nount,
10 one eighth Of their sire In the ease on bows pIu,
one inch N amounts a. one..exen,h of .h.i, sirs
IN visl.
In the third plaee. the ker;,on,af distance no.
tween ,e., .rd d..Lho.rd o..h, .,,h., 81 n. s,,.l
to xoro oy ,xhi.h n. nr.f.,.his ~. ir,., r,. .ir
Of the de.k ought a. extend ahon, one inch hevsnd
the exteynaI mayyin of ,he "a, nv m. ,..n,
the pupii 4 epabie5 40 ,aL hld az *. h.oL ,-,h
ont bending his bodv farwards and annyo..h,nv
his ewes Too closely 10 The letter..
The de,kbo.r,I shoaId have a b,e.a,h NJ is "A
10 inches. threc of ,rhich o..nnv hori,or,.i and
IS to i6 an inelinsJ nosi,ian Ire ,neIins,,ov,
,houId beeoy.i 40 .hon, . irrhs. tn. n,c,,.,
distance Al which The wri,ing az readIn- ,nsife,
il 10 Ia from ,he ewes az ehiIdrsn \. fro ons "a
one auaysey 40 one ara r.h.if f.cs tn. -
ought 10 have a uid,h Of no ineb..- n, is.., snd
shouid he snrnl,.a wi,h /. h.eL h,-h .na,.h ,o
act a. a ,upport 20 he lumbar ,erteer. ,has i, IA
say. 20 AZ, loins. but moi higher.
II h. imnortant tha, the fee, az an. .h,iA,.n
touch the aoor for no chilli ssn.riail~ ,.h.r 81,
iny rau let n. l.-. d.r,I. h *. a. a. a. ha.,
or more. In order 40 secure = srm foot. hold 4,
will Instinetyelv bend ~ lev, baekward. ami viii.
cor seousntlv. br,ng Its hods ,us, AZ "a, To,r.yi
as II endeavoYs 40 plaee ,s fes, baek ward. In or
der 70 reach the door with its toes conseaueptIy
q position 70 assuned which, a. have before ioid
YOU. IL produesive of short sieht
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~. o,,,. - a,x,o,,. 49,

II 10 said that Betty" MAses, fer whon and
she BABY sahseriptisss hare esns in 10 the
uas 10 have her hssbsnA p.rdossd- she feels. no
dsaks, ssmswhAf like the geoi olA lady whose
kssbsnd was drowned in The Erie Canal whsn
the boAy was reesrsrsd h was fsand essered uifh
e<ls. Hasing assisted In the rs@svsi q the
ae.fch- the dsspairing uidow suggested 70 the By
ISLANDERS % s-sss hin araia--
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The Pikesyille Arsenal.

The old Arsenal at Pike.yiiie. thi. casniy.
Whi n presented o. the State of Mary land by
the United States G"vernment. and which has
been IN charge e Mr.. u. A. Fenton since 1850.
has passed into the keeping II Mr. Samuel y.
Meiiam. Who l. g. receive no pay for the custody
of the property. There are some Giieen acres in
the place aud Mr.. Me;;an Is ;o have the use II
this ground. subject q the Inspection and control
of the Governor aud Adjuisni- -Genefal.
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coIIeessr Webster ea Saturday drsw = check for
ens esns In fsvsr e Nsw Yesk erm. bsing the
of asfy ossrpait - aesrgo e Bsrehandiss
impsrssa ~ way q BAltimore- Tie amouns of
nsasy sxpss1sa - The gSvers@s.t n aPprsise-
"a kesa ealssl.fsi. kst u uas neesssary % kssp
uneis sa@'s essh assssnt str.ighl-S-s II MsS-
der.
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Rlacfion Of Qmcarn.

The annual meeting of the Garienvills Perma-
nent Loan Association was held on Taesday even-
Ing, May 9th. when the following oficers vsrs
elected; President, John Gpntrum; secretary,
directors, Ernest Sack. Thes. q. Carter. Henry
Dryer, n. 7. 0yeman. Peter Beckman, Aibsr,
vogt, Frank seharf and J. Henry Herman
collector, John Y. Centrum.
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Damage Suits.

Three suits for damage. have been instituted
in the Circsit Court here asains, the Baltimore
All iorkiosn Turnpike c0mpany--one BY Mf.
John :. cFos;her. one By Annie Hess. and one
By Mar A. Lyle. The tso drst named grow
Out q accidents shieh oecsrrel on the road. ard
the other for creating private nuisance.
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The BaItissors Nee. says; 1T bsing definitely
ssttlei that the niagss veading wiIi take place
shortly the bridal tros.s.s 10 nos bsing prepared
anA gill be placed 90 free exhibi,ion at the Dime
Mssesn- Major Tot has bssn @eassrsd for bis
fall dress ssif. and inereiibie ~ IL may appear,
The cal. pants Asl sss; rs4uiFs less thAa half
yard q eiosh while Miss Nellie Keeler his nssnd-
81. uses bsf half gard of silk f0F f.lI trailing
evening" dress"
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Injunction Disaoived.

Intheequiiy case Of Caiharine Ilau vs.thc County
Commissioners of Baltimore county ct al. bill for
injunction restraining the Commissioners and Geo.
n. CArman. the examiner In the matter Of opening
Madison avenue. from removing a building of
complainant situated partly on the line of the
avenue. and selling the materials. the court has
passeI rider dissolving the mi junction and die
inissng the bill. complainant 90 pay costs also
ordering Mr.. CaTmaa 10 realver;ise ,aiI materials
for sale
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the County Cummi,.ioners 60 open 4 new roAi
from the Ilillen ROAD through the lands Of Mr.
John T.. 0sens ani Mr.. n. l.. Bowen. % the
York turnpike. south q the residence e Mr A.
u. Talbot. Thi. would give al cutie; 20 The
turnpike ui;hoai the necessity q crossing the
tracks Il the Baltic. A Delta railroad.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

Isfsrz,si'oa Wa-fsd where can I get Seu-
ing Machine that will not break the thread aud
needle II i; goes Lset~a0i why. g Ani exam
inc the Royal -. John.' IL make. 10 difference
uhieh say you turn the uheei. IL sess the sane.
For .ale by J. y. HsSnEEsoS. T0..0nt0un. Of
ace near the Pos;oaiee.
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TSa-s. a=f Orysa..--ws insite attention 20 the
saveftisstnsni in ;o-dAy's USioS of Mss.rs. Buck
laHd. Ebeins Co. 20 ses; FAys;;s sois ageais
FOG the leading pianos AMI ersan'. IL -iil be 9,
your advantage 20 call On ;his arm before par-
ek2sing.
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Pieuro-Pneumonia IN the County.

Pleuro. pneumonia has appeared In the dairy
herd Of Mr.. Christopher c. slade. of the 9Th dis.
triei. Baltimore county. Mr.. Slade has already
lost three cows and three more have the disease.
Last Saturday United States inspector examined
Mr. SHADES cows and prom, uneed the disease
plearo-p pneumonia. The disease was introduced
into Mr. SHADES herd from a COW purchased from
n neighbor, the latter having bought = calf from
q farm where the disease existed. Great uneasi-
ness exists among farmers In the neighborhood,
aud prompt efforts should be made 10 efectualiy
stamp out the disease.-Bsiair .Eyis, 5A iHsfaHi.