The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-02
Some Narrow.oauro Notes.

The Mount Royal CoFnst Band will make a.
excursion 70 Loeb Raven, Tuesday, Sept leth.
Mr.. Thomas Armstrong, treasurer ofthe CON.
Pany, who has been In Europe for some time, Il
now on his way home.
Hereafter our road viii be known - the Mary.
land Central, which 10 a decidedly better nam,
/ than the BALTIC. 4 Delta.
The very heavy rain Of Sunday night last
caused . considerable Wash.out At Notre Dame
Station. A force Of hands soon repaired the
damage.
The rain Of Sunday last greatly interfered
with travel ON the road. but In the afternoon
quite number came from the city and went out
10 Loeb Raven.
Pour moro new excursion coaches from the
Biilmyer a Small Company, York. arrived this
week. This tho last installment Ofthe lot ordered
some time ago.
There l. some inquiry TO know whether the
fare on the road will be reduced during Oriole
week. Other railroad companies will sell tickets
nj reduced rates.
Among other railroad rumors il one that the
ID. 4 o. company will make an effort 10 obtain
control Of the Maryland Central and turn Il into
. broad.gaugc road.
Tho people Of Belair will petition the Post.
master General 10 establish q mail route over the
Maryland Central road and the stage line from
Loeb Raven 10 that place.
MIR. J. Polk Street, Of Pylesville, who has .
large contract for furnishing ties and trostle
hurt last week by log rolling upon Il.
Mr.. William Gilmor, who 90 successfully ne.
gotiaied the bonds Of the BALTIC. Delta road, has
been elected vice president Of the Maryland Gen.
trial. lie was the president Of the old company
under that name.
There are many complaints from passengers
about the very large quantity Of einders which
the engines throw out and which so annoying.
The company should adopt some means 10 remedy
this. aud We have no doubt Il will do 90.
The station house here has been painted and
oiled and now presents quite a neat appearance.
The company should at once put up at least two
lamps as persons walking OF driving there on
dark nights have difficulty In getting along.
On Monday last Fred. Ramsay, Of Hartford
county. while at work on trestle timber near Tow
sontown had tho misfortune 20 cut one Of his feet
very badly. Mr.. J. Polk STREET., who was here
that day. took Mr. Ramsay home In his carriage.
The excursion Of the Woodbury. Library aud
Reading Rooms Assoeiation 10 Loeb Raven, on
Saturday last, was not 90 largely attended as was
expected although a very pleasant time was had.
Dancing was the principal amusement aud II was
kept up until $3.50 =. NJ.
Thomas Mcdonald, serving temporarily 10
the capacity Of brakeman, was caught between
two cars near Boundary avenue, on Friday Of last
week. and slightly hurt The SaR stated that he
had three ribs broken and was injured internally,
but this was an error. rs Mcdonald was at work
day or two afterwards.
The stage from Belair to Loeb Raven on
Saturday evening las, had twenty zone passengers
on board. One of the horses gave out on the road
90 that the load had 90 DO drawn by three. The
result of this was the passengers did not reach
Loeb Raven until after the o'clock train had
left for the city. Fortunately m excursion train
lei, a, $50 o'clock and they were able to reach the
city bv IL