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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-06-03


The residents Of oar town and Of the surround.
ing sections turned out In full force on Tuesday
last 10 do honor 10 the Nations dead. The day,
In beauty and splendor was outrivalled By the
/ Gplendor aud beauty Of the citizens in their best
holiday attire. Dennison Post, under Comman.
der Dunn, turned out In full force aud marched 10
the cemetery attached 60 the Episcopal church on
Roland avenue, and with becoming obseFvanees
stFewed the graves Of their fallen comrades with
flowers. The prayer. the singing aud the address
were deeply impressive. The farewell shots were
discharged over the graves, aud as their sharp
notes died away on the evening air the vast con
course returned 10 their homes.
Nature and business In this community are
nourishing equally we'll The luxuFiant garb Of
the former and the busy hum Of the latter make
the people more than usually joyous nj this sea-
son Of the year. The youngsters are all agog In
anticipation Of the pic'nies 10 be given toward tho
end of the month.
The festival ut 81. Thomas church. which closed
last week, was In every respect brilliant success
socially and financially. The net result will nearly
amount 60 $4,000. One Of the exciting features
Of the occasion was the voting Of gold. headed
Messrs. A. II. Carroll, VIM. Gambrill and George
Poole-the one having the highest number Of
votes, at ten cents EACH 20 be the successful con-
testant. Mr.. Carroll won and Mr. Hasson bore
the prize OF the field Of battle 90 present II TO Mr.
c. The cane netted the snug sum Of $780,
The strawberry festival n, Bensons Hall on Tues
day night was quite \ success, because the admis-
sion was free
The twenty-five new dwellings being put up by
the Mt. Vernon company for the operators are
Progresying finely. An old familiar name given
10 the site on which they are building will soon
have TO be changed or by tho march Of events Il
will change itself. On the north and south sides
Of the Nj. Vernon mill recently enlarged and lie
surroundings beautifully ornamented are two hills
tamiliarly known ~ "stone hiif' and "frame bill"
because on one were built stone houses and on the
other. frame ones. These latter now being in
creased BY from thirty TO forty brick houses. the
place must eventually DO named "Briek HILL"
AL o. these local names We think should be
abolished, but you know how tenacious Of old
names the old residents are. The entire place In
and Immediately around the factory richly deserves
'ne name OF the factory it'eit and should be called
and known a. MI. Vernon. The streets and
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-06-03
Baltimore coun.y.s jail and Aims House

Mr.. q. :. Griffith, president Of the Maryland
Prisoner Aid Association. accompanied by Rev.
l.. q. Zinkan, the general agent lately visited the
Baltimore county Jail and almshouse. They found
the jail In excellent condition. The building was
clean and well ventilated. The inmates, Of whom
there were fourteen, were orderly and respectful.
A short service held. and they gave the utmost
attention. The department Of the prisoners Ia un-
doubteily to be attributed 20 the moral influence
Of the warden. Mr.. Thomas Bond. who appears TO
be = sterling Christian. Revs. GLENN and Smith,
Of Towsontown, hold services in the Jail. The
present number Of inmates is exceptionally small,
and none Of them are charged with serious often
ces. The visitors distributed q number Of Gospel
hymn books. besides copies Of the A@srieaa Nee.
sssger and tracts.
The aimshouse is an imposing stone structure,
delightfully."- situated on an eminsnce overlooking
Texas. Thisinsttution has ninety eight inmates.
About twenty Of these more or less insane, hut
none dangerously 80. About twenty Of the in
mates are eolored. One eolored woman claims 90
be us years old. Divine services are held every
two weeks By Rev. A. 7. Pindeil, Of CockeysviIIe.
Mr.. Charles o. Kemp is superintendent Of this In
situation, and be manages Il we'll. Tracts and
papers were distributed among the inmates and
prayers offered up for the sick.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-06-03
Decorating Soldiers. oraves.

On Monday last DR.. J. II. Jarrett, George W.
Seipp and Frank ". Hines, members Of Wilson
Post, q. A. r., and Samuel q. Wilson aud X. G.
Massenberg. visited Chestnut Grove church, near
Sweet Air, and decorated the graves Of the SOL
diers buried there. About one hundred and fifty
persons had assembled 10 assist In the decoration
but outside Of strewing the flowers there were no
special ceremonies. Many Of those present sx-
pressed regrets that the time had been changed
from Sunday TO Monday. In compliance with the
wishes VI the pastor Of the church. who, In letter
10 the committee. said that he did not approve 81
such ceremonies on the Sabbath day, and hence
the decoration was postponed until Monday.
Viewed from our standpoint II Il difficult 10 see
how the streving Of the graves Of brave men with
beautiful flowers, and the simple and impressive
services Of the q. A. X. attended herewith. could
offend the sensibities of any one yet In this case,
there being an objection, the labor Of lore was
necessarily postponed.
Flowers we're contributed By Mrs. u. A. sheaisy,
the Misses Stevenson and others. Many Of those
who were at the church brought flowers with them.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-06-03
Rulln and Bears n. the Hat.

The younger members Of the Baltimore Stock
Exchange had high old time at Lutheryille on
Tuesday last, on which occasion game % base.
ball was played between the Bulls" aud the
Bears" the former being successful by score Of
- to %. A very large number Of people from the
city and surrounding country Witnessed the game
which In many respects was the most mirth- pro.
voking affair Of the kind seen in these parts
Al the conclusion Of the game lunch was served
and string band having been provided dancing
was iniuiged in on the platform in the grove near
by. The visitors were also given = pretty fair
idea Of how things are sometimes conducted on the
Stock Exchange. and looked on In wonderment a,
th. antics Of the young brokers. Among those
engaged in the game were Mr.. W. n. Bosley, Of
John :. Cuttings 4 Co., and Msssrs. Howard and
Ohio Ridgcly, Of RidgeIy Bros.
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Petition for a Now Road.

A petition signed by Mcssrs. Caleb $. Taylor.
X. II. Pleasants, Washington Stevenson and
others has been presented 20 the County Commits
sioners which sets forth that the ien road on the
outskirts of Towsontown has been rendered alto
gcthor unsafe for travel in Consequence Of the
manner 10 which the Baltimore and Delta Rail-
road has been constructed 20 run along its bed, for
n short distance. and cross IL at grade. On either
side the liillen road the railroad passes through
cuts Of eonsiierablc depth. To avoidthese serious
dangers. We petition your Honorable Body 20
open another means of entrance 90 and exit from
Towsontown on its eastern eide. Having had ex-
aminatons made by competent surveyor We
find that the practicable route will be had BY
leaving the lIilcn road at point about - feet
southeast of the colored school house. 10 tra-
verse an avenue that has been s,aked out by Mr..
John T.. Osens on his land, aud designated On the
map made for him by Mr.. Charles u. MCLEAN, as
North avenue. This avenue at its western tcrrni.
nus on Mr. Owens land. meets nm avenue leading
20 the York turnpike that has been opened by Col.
u. q. Mcintosh. The distance from the Iillen 20
the York road Is about one third Of mile and the
grade very light. The courses and distances are
shown on the plat attached 90 this petition.
The 9th district Road Commissioners and Mr..
Samuel u. MettAm have been appointed Board
Of Examiners on this petition and they will meet
upon the premises on Thursday, June I'D, at 10
a. NJ. 90 make an examination and report 10 the
BoArd Of County Commissioners whether or not
the public convenience requires the granting Of
said petition.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-06-03
Jockev Cluh nfnntinr.

The annual meeting Of the Maryland Jockey
Club was held on Friday nigh, Of last week, and
the following officers were elected Oden Bowie
president; Washington Booth, first vice president
Edward Lloyd. second viee-president; James l..
McLane, treasurer J. ID. Ferguson, secretary,
who, with tho following. form the Executive Com
mittee Ohio II Williams, W. II. Dccourcy,
skipwith Gordon. n. :. Hill. James Carroll. i.
". Hall. Edward Patterson. Jr., Edward Law
Rogers, J. Alex. Preston and Prank Brown.
A resolution was offered and passed making the
initiation Zee 500 instead of $50. The treasurer
reported tina, the Spring meeting had been most
successful financially. The receipts for the three
days exceeded those Of the entire Spring meeting
Of 1851. II was therefore, one of the most success
ful ever held.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-06-03
condemnine Land for the Railroad.

The jury Of condemnation In the case Of the
baltimore and Delta X. II. Company ". Richard
Barron. met on Monday, at Towsontovn, and after
viewing the ground 20 be condemned, lot Of ?
acres, rood and - psrches. situated near Loeb
Raven. returned to the Smedley House where evil
dence vas taken, after which verdict vas given
for Barron for 5000. On Tuesday the same jury
condemned for the use Of the same company, I'M
der an amicable arrangement for the purpose
merely Of securing title 60 the company, about ?
acres belonging TO VIM. II. Marriott, and about u
acres belonging TO LawFense Tarnbull, trustee
One cent damages was awarded In each ease
These two pieces Of land are situated on the line
Of the road southwest Of Towsoutoun.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-06-03
Sudden Ending OF an interesting Case.

In the Circuit Court here last week the ease Of
George X. Tryon W. Thomas T. Hook vas taken
mp. II was an ejectment case, tho plaintiff seek
ing to Gust the defendant from tract Of land on
the Falls road, which was devised TO the Mayor
and City Council Of Baltimore for the use Of .
Henry W. Hook, Of Philadelphia. The city re-
fused TO accept the property, which, under the
terms Of the will, vested In the residuary legatee,
George X. Tryon, who (by his counsel, A. 4. For.
resterj brought the action Of ejeetment against
Thomas 7. Hook. Hook (by HE counsel. d. q.
MeIntosh and John !. Yellott) denied the right Of
Tryon TO the property, alleging that Henry w.
hence incompetent 20 make . will. The case was
continued until Tuesday Of this week when judg.
mont Of RoH PROF. was entered, and Hook remains
In possession Of the property.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-06-03
Moro purRlaries in tho Belt.

On Friday afternoon Of last week the dwelling
Of Mr.. WIN. II. Gluek. No. 6 brown street, in tho
Belt. was robbed during the temporary absence Of
the family. The front door was opened with a
jimmy and the house sacked, the thieves escaping
with between S709 aud $500 worth Of watches
jewelry, clothing, a jeweled revolver, &C. About
three weeks ago .he houses Of Mssus. Walters
and Chipehase, both on Shirk street, were robbed
Of jeweiry and watches under eircumstances siui-
lar 20 the Brown street stiil another occur
red about two weeks ago on Oak street, and others
have been reported within the last Eve weeks On
81. Paul street and Maryland avenue. The lotses
will. IL is said, aggregate between 5000 and 81
mn
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-06-03
Purchase Of . rarm IN emo Neok..

Mr.. John 7. Brambls, m sutsrprising farmer,
Who has for some time rented Mr. Geo. smalls
Hardwood farm, has purchased the cid ehaeksl-
ford property, formerly occupied By Mr.. Gale, and
situated IN The sams nsighberheod. near Chases
Station, p. W. a d. n. r., for 81 200 cash. The
Mr.. Hax. Mr.. Bramble will sell al his valuable
personal property, on the premises, on Tuesday,
June 18Th. He cold his growing crops TO Mr..
Ilax Cor q, 900.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-06-03
Welcomiur the New Reotor.

On Sunday next, June 9Th, Rev. W. II. II. Pow
er, the new rector Of Trinity p. Z. church, Tow
sontown, will preach his hrst sermon here. Very
interesting services may be expected and the fvi.
lowing ciergymen have been invited 90 assist -
Rev. Jaiius Grammsr, ID. D.. Rev. A. NJ. Randolph,
d. D., Rev. W. 8. Stokes, Rev. W. M. Dame and
Rev. Mr.. Murphy. The holy communion viii BE-
administered AFTER the morning service. Tbs
choir will be under the direction Of Mise Mann.
who will have the assistance of some excellent
amateur talent from . distance. The afternoon
service will be omitted and night service will be
held instead at o'clock. The public cordially
invited 10 attend.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-06-03
An Injunction Refused.

Messrs. Machen 4 Gitiings. counsel for the
Mayor and City Council of Baltimore, on Thurs
day filed bill on the equity side Of the Circuit
Court here. against the Warren Manufacturing
Company and its president. Mr.. Symmetrical
Baldwin, asking for an injunction 10 restrain the
respondent from poliuting the waters Of the Gun
powder falls above the citys water supply on said
stream. Judge Yellott refused TO issue the in.
junction. and an appeal was taken to the Court
Of Appeals.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-06-03

On and amer Monday, June 5th, new train will
run on the Green Spring Branch. leaving Green
Spring Junetion at T;2s .. m, connecting Al Hoi-
lins with the Partition Accommodation. arriving at
Baltimore II Sis .. N. Returning, leave Dalti-
more ~ $50 p. n, Instead Of $50 as heretofore
and arrive At Green Spring Junction at ss3s D. m.
The train arriving 81 baitimors Il OILS .. N. and
rsturning II p. N. win run a. ID present.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-06-03
Last OF Letters

Remaining At the 0ardenville postoiice for the
month ending May 3oth. 10 no, called for will be
sent TO the Dead Letter Office June 3oth: Mrs.
Fanny Stewart, Carl Riste. foreign; Frank NOark.
Joseph Noark. Rev. l.. Miller. Miss Annie Mullen,
Albert Kenney, Ferdinand KoietIky. foreign;
Mrs. Sarah Goes, Miss Elira Cooper. Miss Emma
Craig, Miss Susie Wheeler. o. Posinke, foreign.
J0mS NJ. HERnMAS, p. NJ.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-06-03
rncorrir,b,e colored Boys.

James and George Younger, aged 10 and II
years respectively, were on Thursday committed
10 the House Of Reformation and Instruction for
Coiored Children, by Justice Phil. l.. Moore on
the charge Of being incerrigihle. This institu.
tion located al Chcitenham, Prince Georges eoun-
", IL one of the best In the country. Gen. John
w. Horn, warden Of the Penitentiary, was until
recently superintendent o. u.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-06-03
Miscellaneous.

yIANTED-sMAL Farm in the neigh
w borhood of Baldwin or Long Green. 80
J. =. CLARK, Ill
Cor. Lexington and Calvert Streets.
FOR SALE,-
COUNTRY RESIDENCE on Railroad. near sta
ton, $500.
ALSO, so ACRES, dnc location, beautiful shade,
no buildings.
ALSO. FARMS 6r so TO 800 ACRES. in Bal.
timore county.
ALSO. CITY PROPERTY IN EXCHANGE
FOR COUNTRY STORE, will give part
cash IL suitable.
ALSO. FARM on WEST RIVER. part in fine
oak and popiar-A BARGAIN.
J. +. CLARK,
Cor. Lexington and Calvert Streets.
WANTED
COUNTRY PLACE OF 10 TO 90 ACRES, with
in one mile of railroad, with Good Dwelling
not less than ten rooms-FoR CASH.
J. +. CLARK,
Cor. Lexington and calver, Streets, Baltimore.
ApL22tAug.l3.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-06-03
Fire NJ Hirhiandtown.

On Saturday night last double frame tenemen,
house on Eastern avenue, In Iiighlan itoun, oeeu.
pied BY Adam Rehmcr and J. J. wienneeke, was
totally destroyed by Gre. Some furniture was
saved In badly damaged condition. The house
belonged 10 George johnson, Of baltimore. The
ioss will reach about 81 900 aud l. covered BY In.
surance. The county ere department rendered
good service In saving adjacent property.
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IN MEMORIAM.
REV. ]. Z. uOFF. ID. D..

REV. J. y. H0FF, ID. d,
The Grst and for - years the beloved and
minister Of Trinity Episcopal Church,
Towsoutown, Nd.
Dun DECEMBER lsrH, ISL
Iiis close imitation of Christ. his fidelity a. a
preacher Of righteousness and as a loving and
Iaborious pastor will always keep his
memory precious to this grateful
congregation.
by It he being dead yet speaketh.-HcL. ~, I.
lSSt.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-06-03
DAMAGE Case ADAMS, the County

The Court Of Common Pleas Of Baltimore has
been occupied for several days In the trial of the
case Of Peter aud Eliza J. Carr vs.. the County
Commissioners Of Baltimore county, action TO 70.
cover $4,000 damages for injuries sustained by
Mrs. Carr while driving along . county road In
the 9th district. Messrs. WIN. 5. kecch and X.
J. Cuttings represent the plaintiffs, and Messrs.
II. X. Boarman and WIN. A. Fisher for defendants.
The case has not been concluded
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-06-03
Miscellaneous.
YORK ROAD RAILwA'
RsH

H7F
Leave Baltimore and Holiday streets a. follow.
BALTIMORE TO wAvERLY.
Al $50, 7and 7.30 A.. VI. Every fifteen minutes
from 7.30 TO 1890 A. NJ: every thirty minutes
from 1880 A. ". to $50 p. NJ; every fifteen min
u,es from $50 p. NJ. to $50 r. NJ; $780, 1880 and
li.3O p. NJ.
wAvERLY TO BALTIMORE.
Al $50 and so A. N. Every fifteen minutes
from $50 to $50 A. NJ; every thirty minutes from
$50 A. N. TO l.5O p. NJ; every fifteen minutes
from l.5O p. ". to $50 ?. NJ. at $50, $50, $50
and 1850 p. NJ.
BALTIMORE TO G0vANsTowN.
Every half hour from $50 A. NJ. to $50 p. NJ, Mri
at $50. 1880 and li.3O p. NJ.
GovANSTOwN TO BALTIMORE.
Every half hour from 6 A. NJ. 10 $50 =. NJ, and
at $50 and 1890 p. ".
BALTIMORE TO TOwS0NT0wN.
At half. past each hour from 6.3O A. NJ. TO $50
p. NJ, and at 1880 and 1880 p. NJ.
T0wsONT0wN TO BALTIMORE.
Each hour from 6 A. NJ. to 10 =. NJ.
To Western Maryland depot, fare cents
To Greenmount Cemetery, fare S cents.
To Charles Street Avenue. by Cars on North
Avenue. connecting with Hampden, Park Avenue
and City Cars. fare cents.
April l5,'s2y.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-06-03
Sale OF Towsontown Property.

The Immediate Aid Society. q nourishing color
from Major John I. Yeilott. 81 acres of land loca.
ted the east side Of the iillen road binding on
the Delta railroad, for $3.50 per acre. II will be
used for holding religious meetings and portion
Of Il will be laid of into building lots and sold or
leased to members Of the society. The land Il q
portion Of the tract lately purchased by Major
Yellott from the Payne estate.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-06-03
Baltimore and Hanover Railroad.

Al the annual meeting 81 the baltimore and
Hanover Railroad Company, held al Hampstead.
on Thursday % last week, the following Board Of
chas. W. elasle and w. II. vieksry, Of Baltimors
city WIN. J. Hoffman, Of Baltimore county. and
g. G. Wooden, Of Carroll county. Capt. A. W.
EicheibcrRcr vas ro-clectea president.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-06-03
Normal School commencement.

The seventeenth annual commencement Of the
State Normal School took place on Thursday
evening last. Among the graduates were the FOL.
lowing from baltimore county Ernestine Chen
oweth, Annie n. Cross, Anver r. Ensor, Laura I.
Given, Regina LOain. Mary A. Price. NJ. Flor.
enee Richardson, Clara v. Timanus aud Emma
A. wyman.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-06-03
Table. to the Memory OF the Late DR.. Hotf.

On Tuesday last. May 3Oth, the mural table, in
memory Of the late Rev. John =. lIof. d. D.. was
placed in Trinity Episcopal church, Towsontown.
The vcstry have determined at early day 20 hold
memorial services. on which occasion = number Of
the clergy will be invited to participate. Due
iice will be given.
The tablet Is made Of statuette marble. 5 feet 6
inches high and q. 6 inches across. The design
isin ehaste Gothic style and wasthe work Of Mess.
Bcyan a Son. baltimore. The committee having
the matter in charge were DIR. @. N. Bosley and
Messrs. John Ridgeiy Of H.. and fred'k Won Kapf.
II is placed on the left Of the chaucci and bears
the following inscription in Roman letters:
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-06-03
Fashionable Wedding.

A largely attended and brilliant wedding took
place st o'clock on Thursday afternoon, at the
residence Of Jesse Tyson, Eco, on Green Spring
Of Mr.. Tyson.
For other Local Matters see "a Page.
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baltimore County Jerseys.

The Maryland Farmer says: "Messrs. Seth a
Watts. who already have herd Of famous Jerseys.
(Mr. Watts has also superior lot Of Gaernseys,l
Starkvilie Miss, fne bull calf, by the celebrated
bull, Champion Of America. and they have named
this calf 'Amerieas Champion. Champion Of
America has ave daughters, whose records are over
10 pounds Of butter. each, In . week. His Gam
has made ~ pounds ounces In n week. aud her
dam, Lucky Belle, stands At the head Of the list
Of saccessfui damn. Mr.. Seth has also very re-
eensiy received from Messrs. Hoover a Co., .
promising ball calf. By Cash Boy
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-06-03
More Wires for the Western Union.

deed was lief, for record at the Clerks Office
at Towsontown last Monday, from John Howard
Wells and wife. Of New York city, TO the Western
Union Telegraph Company. The former conveys
10 the latter, in consideration Of Si2o all the
telegraph lines formerly belonging TO the bankers
A Brokers' Telegraph Company. In and between
the cities Of New York and Warrington. including
Eve wires from New York 20 Philadelphia, and
three wires from Philadelphia to Washington. with
branches. extensions, poles. fixtures, machinery,
real and personal property and franchises Of every
kind
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Meeting of the pairymen's Association.

A largely attended meeting of the Maryland
DaiTymen's Association was held in Baltimore on
Thursday. A general feeling Of ndignation was
manifest that the Governor had refused to sign the
milk bill passed at the late session Of the Legisla-
ture. Resolutions Of thanks were rendered TO
Andrew Banks, Esq, author Of the bill. and pre-
ambes and resolutions were also adopted reciting
that. n sales Of impure and wa,ered milk are very
large and are bringing discredi. on honest dairy
men. and a. IL i definitely settled that milk from
swill.fei COWS l. unsound and dangerous a. food
for children, the State Dairymcn's Association
rcpudia,es all connection with or responsibility
for II that IL denounees all tampcring with or
adulieration Of milk as well the feeding Of swii
TO cows inviting the closest scrutiny Of milk fur
nished by it, members. Also warning consumers
that n there is no law 90 protect them. only the
greatest wa,chfuncss On their part will prevent
imposition being practieed upon them. and that
unless they refuse 20 buy swill and depleted milk
honest producers will be driven out Of the market
Another resolution vas unanimously adopted
that the interests Of honest producers and consul
mers equally called for the proposed legislation,
land that the action Of Gov. Hamilton In defeat
ing the bill tends TO the profit of few individu.
ais a. against the interests Of public health and
public honesty. and also against the popular will
as expressed through the Legislature"
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New Postomce.

postofice has been established at Walkers
Switch, Northern Central railroad, baltimore
county, with Mr.. Daniel W. Cameron rs postmas-