The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-29
woodberry and vicinity.

Tn. .ars as .h. H.,n,d., line an. mos. ,,,,iu.
NJ Intervals Of 20 minutes and connect M The
on Huntingdon avenue with c,tv ears. The fare
on the old line vas I; eesls from naunaar~ srenne
10 Hamnden. which was reasonable enos,h. bu,
under the new management the passengcr Who
takes ear for this plaee AZ boundary mus, nav
cents 20 tho stable ON IluutIngdon avenue and
then change cars and nav another s cent? 40 this
place. making 10 cents from Boundary avenue.
This IL causing considerable erusuhline among the
travelling public and shouId Be- remelieI Al once.
Whv this company should i,nnos. this extra fare
on the residents OF this Mace l. moi known hui II
NO, remedied will certainly cause them 10 lose
much Of the travel from here with the baltimore
and Delta AZ cent. f,,s her. 10 the Boundayy.
where you can connect with ear. for ali parts Of
the eity and save about n minutes In fine thew
will soon have abou, nj ihey can 10 a. hoIJ uhat
travel they now have.
Mr. n. ]. Cannon and other residents on Reland
avenue hay. a neti,ion In rirrulation. a.k,ng that
the horse ears be run ON that avenue as far as
Merryman's lane for the recommendation Of rc,i.
dent. alon. the line Of the avenue.
A few week. ago smoke In regard a. the KNIGHT.
Of Labor. ami While VIA, then aid In regard 10
this place and our manufactures l. true the above
named order |. growing and thriving here. They
,b,n M. n,n,hss vs., ,.,,. ,tsr, a., 80 m".,.
~ employees Of the y. &. Il. u. Company. aud arc
weekly receiving recruits e. their ranks. In re-
port 81 an excursion held by one Of the n. q. H..
Il. beneficial societies on Monday last. q CORES.
pondent cf the Mas says they receive from Is % 20
cent. per hour. This j. wrong. They receive
from - o. - cents per hour. Few of the fore
men receiving 20 cents aud are far from satisfied.
Ia fact quite the reverse. They lately sent 10 a
petition asking for an increase of o. per cent
Tho reply OF the ohcials was that freight was low
aud lhey we're not doing much. but a. soon as tho
business ct the road increased they would consider
their petition. This was FAR from satisfy ing tho
men, aud through some 81 the cooler heads a
strike was Avefted Tor the present at least.
Mr.. Harry Butler. injured At Poole 4 Hunts
last week. l. rapidly improving.
The sadden death Of Mrs. Thomas, youngest
daughter Of Mr.. Jacob Frederick. Ice dealer. which
eecafted here on "wednesday from cholera moTbus
aud child birth. IL another theme Of conNeffation
at present. She retired ON Tuesday night after
eating hearty supper u cabbage aud potatoes.
and Wednesday morning was corpse.
ga Ncincsday night the VI. u. church VA en-
tered BY thieves she carried "a the clock aud
other small articles. This y the scceai time The
church has been robbed Lately. bat there h clue
g. the Thieves.
n the colotei camp near this place has broken
up, you uiay expect quite number OF visitors 10
tossoato~n On Sunday. 6RArE.
from uardenviile, i3th District.
The second quarterly meeting Of Great Falls
tttcut Nas held at Gatrh's church on SATURDAY.
last. Rev Mr. Hlask. y D.. preached at It \
Vi and aiicr the sermon tho bu.incs. interest. 10
tbc circuit Wvf, ptopeslS attended g.. The Pre-
siding Elder having a. sagenvut riscW here the
Re, Joel brown. % Gu,austo~n. allied thc az.
polutmcni 90 SUNDAY. ant hi. SERMON "a. ,cfy
uI % en- .srl ht az present
The iroastt Uhisa has uas continued three
se,A. &, hc.iunta. g. have a ,vr,ou. cacci On an
vegetation. ami -hosii the ssa,her continue al.
aafm A. it d, &. las. Turslayl sith the ihct
iutmeief ur IN the uinctic. the corn cfop wili hc
eug ,ery shoft I see a great zeal that o. planted
iu ,sht. .aul, :s.uuI that d. 90. tsi.tci VI b, the
eNtrcmc heat that .t books a. thlash u wauli
never revive