The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-10-07

The mortgage Of $l75 on Green Spring
Chapel, eolOFed N. +. church, was paid this week,
and tie church Is now free Of debt. Rev. A.
Young, Is the pastor Of the church aud the money
was raised through his Efforts. The church cost
about 5000, which amount has been paid In two
years. To celebrate the raising Of the debt .
jubilee Of one weeks duration IL 20 be held at the
church, beginning Sunday, Oct. sth.
john W. Franklin, NJ. D., an extensive
stoek-Faiser Of Gallaiin, Sumner, county, Ten
nessee, who visited nur county lair this week,
called on Mr.. George W. PilsOn, Of this place, on
Wednesday. Having heard that Mr.. Pilson had
been very successful In the treatment Of cattle
diseases, the DIR. was anxious 20 confer with him
on this important subject. Knowing that Mr..
Pilson's long experience would be valuable he adj
yised him by all means 10 publish book for the
benefit ofthe public.
New MIL and Bridge at UniOn.-Ths Eli.
colt City TiMss Of last week says: "The Union
Manufacturing Company Of Maryland Is about
completing at Its works. In the LIST district Of Bal.
timore county, near this city, large and hand.
some building to be known rs Mill NO.4 Tho
structure Is 23i feet long, So feet wide and two
stories high. II 10 built Of granite, quarried near
this city, and occupies o tract Of land lying i'm
mediately between mills Nos. and :, which have
for many years been In active operation.
THE mill was designed by the officers Of the
company and the plan executed by the Lowell ma
chine shops, Of Lowell, Massachusetts,. Five hum
dred looms will be placed in the new building,
thus doubling the present capacity Of the MILL and
the machinery Of the factory in operation will DO
increased and arranged to produce certain guam
tity Of yarn to supply that number Of looms. The
motive power for the new mill will be n four hun
dred horse. power Poole Hunt Lefel water wheel,
which Is arranged 20 drive one Of the old mills In
connection with the new. The arrangement and
application Of this magnificent power 70 the exclu-
sive design Of the superintendent Of the mills, who
m mn M me- M
OF water powers.
"ln addition 10 other improvements the cOmpa-
ny has just replaced the wooden Howe truss rail.
road bridge. spanning the Patapsco river at its
works, with an iron bridge one hundred and seven
ty-six feet In length. This structure IL neat and
substantial and will add much to tho appearance
Of the place. twas designed by the Clark bridge
Company Of baltimore.
"The Union Manufacturing Company Of Mary.
land. Of which Mr.. c. T. Boehm Is president, and
Mr.. X. II. Thompson. superintendent, was char
tered in lsos. AMI the corporation, by careful and
conservative management has pursued its business
with uniform success. Tho originators Of the
company included some Of the most prominent
cn Of the State in their day. and their enterprise
enjoys the rare distinction for q mandatory OF
never having changed hands in its long history"
Judge Yellott and the School Board
Again.-JudgcN cliott, in his letter TO Mr.. Kecch,
gave that gentleman 10 understand that he did not
believe that he tkcech) was using his position NJ
a member Of the School Board for political! pur-
poses. Mr.. Jenifer. president Of the Board, has
since written the Judge letter In which he says
THE accusation OF 50 serious a charge compels
the, rs president Of the School Board. 20 ask you
for an explanation Of the language used in that
card. 80 that IL there are any grounds for your
suspicious proper investigation may be made to
prove the truth Of your accusation. Having un-
dcrstool that you cxonorated two members of the
Board. respectfully ask II you intend the rehee.
ton TO rest upon me personally"
To this Judge Yellot, in reply says 81 brought
no accusation against you. only stated the fact
that my suspicious had been aroused. The pub
LEGATION of a certain handbi rendered II neccs-
sary to speak when would rather have remained
silent. was compelled to give my reason for
fusing TO join In the appointment Of n School
Commissioner. My suspicious were based upon
the general belief Of the people Of Baltimore
county. think ii'highy probable the general
beliefs well founded. but have no means Of
knowing with certainty. In the matter Of max
ing appointments We have no means Of obtaining
eprOOfrequircd in judicial proceedings. Strongly
= ~. isss
strongly opposed 10 i,s being controlled by poll.
tcians I refused to act, !"