The Baltimore County union., 1883-06-02

osting, and is highly spoken Of.
a roof Is being put upon the dancing pa
vilion At Loeb Raven, in place Of the canvass
covering Whish was in temporary use last sum
mer.
The Baitinote County Temperance Ali
! o'clock n. m, at the rooms Of the Young Mems
Christian Association, Baltimore.
Friday was the dTit day Of June and sum
meF Is now fairly upon For some time the
weather has been very Gekle-IrOm blasng heat to
almost pinchiBg cold-And some real summer
weather now will be duly appreciated.
| The annual commencement exercises Of
MeDonogh Farm School, located In this county.
began on Tuesday last and continued during the
balance of tho week. To-day (Saturday) Judge
Phelps, Of Baltimore, will deliver an address.
a committee appointed by Wilson Post. a.
A. n. consisting Of ohm Goodwin chairman, John
W. McFryman. J. Wesley Green and John T. Riley
decorated the graves % the Union soldiers buried
at Chestnut Grove church. in the 10th district. on
| Tuesday.
- The sale of beautiful building lots at Notre
| Dame Station, NJ. c. X. H.. on Tuesday afternoon
attracted large number Of well. known gcntlcasen
from the city. Notre Dame promises 90 become
favorite place Of residence. the surroundings be-
| ing very attractive.
Mr.. Watts. Of Mt. Washington. has leased
the Gne new building at NOtre Dame Station.
Mary land Central Railroad. and will open Il short
| ~ for the accommodation Of summer boarders. -
II u a beautiful location aud within ffteen min
u,cs' ride of the city.
The thirtieth annual commencement of
Lulhervic Female Seminary will take place June
| 10th. lith and 18th. Ten young ladies will grad
uatc. The Baccalaurcatc sermon will be preached
Sunday, June 10th. at II a. IN by Rev. II. Sadtier,
formerly principal Of the school.
MIR. Richard W Bosley, Of this county,
son Of Mr.. John Bosley of VIM. has passed a
very creditabic examination before n committee
appointed by the Supreme Bench of Baltimore,
! and has been enrolled as an attorney. lie grad.
! uatcd at the Maryland Law school.
The Towson Guards returned from the
Frederick encampment on Thursday morning.
They were considered the finest organization
eampmcnt cn Wednesday, and Lieutcnants Ne
Clean and Pilson had charge Of the company in
the sham battle.
The Voice saws but little interest IL mani
Tested among the citizens Of Reisterstown In
reference 60 the great Importance Of establishing z
manufacturing enterprises there. II thinks every
resident Cf the place should feci q personal re
sponsibility In the matter and give the question
/ due consideration.
/ ~ young horse belonging TO Dr. c. n.
/ Mitchell. of liampdcn. Falls road, ran away from
in front Of the pr = Office. ON Monday afternoon
{ and continuing his flight TO the Maryland Central
Railroad. jumped down high embankmeut and
!
horse was not injured.
The orders i.suci by the Pos,otlice Depart.
meat At Washington. prohibiting postal cards
from bcing forwarded without the payment Of
additional postage. has been revoked. postal
card sent 10 Towsontown can be forwarded to
another Office II the person 90 whom IL is directed
] has LEI; before IL comes here.
MIR. Benjamin r. ChcnoNi,h. Il thi. place.
has been appointed to clerkship In the baltimore
Postoaice. Mr.. {. served in the Federal army
during the war and his health was impaired TO
such an extent that he has since been unable 20
DO any hard work. We are glad that hc has Sc.
cured position. as he certainly was deserving.
In the paiuicst days Of the game Towson.
town was not more scriousciy afflicted with base
ball than il appears 20 be just now. The old men
some % them play IL the young men play IL (:
the boys play il. and even the children take a
baud at H. Verify. il is popular pasiimc. and
I Il there was money in i; ours would soon be a
town Of exceeding srea; wealth. One-half the en- .
ergy displayed in any ether walk VI life would
surely bring riches.
Some gentlemen frum Baltimore. who were
fishing AZ Loeb Raven on Wednesday without any
success, when they returned % the city posted a
piece VI paper ai the top Of the stairs a, Boun.
dary avenue Station. upon which written in
peHeii. the following: Death 90 the man who
said there was inc bass fshin. In Loeb Raven -
The disappointed fishermen hal their initials
signed 70 the paper.
The La Grange Iron Works. situated in
Hartford county aad belon ging 20 the estate Of
the late L. Stanley Rogers. containing about ,,
2o0 acres. is offered a, private sale The property
Is valued at $4,000. The Maryland Central Rail.
road runs within a shor, distance of the work.
\ couple Of Baltimore county gentlemen. inter.
este1 in the iron business have visited the prop-
er;y with view. It Is thought, Of purchasing.
sheriff Tracey offered reward Of s2j each
ior the arrest Of the four prisoners who escaped
from the jail here las, week John Hartford has
been re-arrested and returned 10 prison. aud " n.
7 II. Beck. the higamist who was found concealed
in house in Baltimore. killed himself jus; A. the
police were about % recapture him. The other
two men have not Jet been heard Of. Hartford is
now chained TO the foor Of his cell and will not
likely get another chance TO ship Of so lively.
Col. 7. Sturgis Davis. Of this county, has
patented most valuable invention-a machine
to manufacture paper boxes. Heretofore these
boxes have been Manufactured by HAND. the pro-
. cess being necessarily slow. With Col. Davis
machine thousands Of completed boxes can be
turned out per day, and the new invention is
likely % revolutioniEe the box trade. The Col.
has been a; work on his machine for four or Eve
years and has only lately perfected IL. We hope.
aud believe, there are millions in il for him.
As heretofore stated in these columns Miss
Mann will give up her private school here the last
Of June and will 60 90 Philadelphia. We are
glad 20 learn that n lady from Virginia who come.
place. and will continue the school az heretofore
conducted. We hear that hereafter the school M
be located in DR.. !. II. Jarrc,ts house, adjoining
the residence of Judge Fowler. n very desirable
and pleasant location, and We hope the lady may
meet with proper encouragement, a. nothing adds
more % a town than a we'll conducted and popular
seminary.
Among the graduate. AZ the State Normal
/ School commencement this week was Miss Ida
Iirown. daughter of Mr.. y. =. Brown, foreman Of
the Journal Office, in this place. She had been a
I pupil of the school hut two years yet she gradu-
ated with the highest honors. showing that she
mus, have labored very hard to accomplish in
that time what many young girls do not succeed
In doing 10 four even years, and this fac,
is no doubt very gratifying 20 her father. II 1.
Miss Browns intention 10 engage in teaching and
1t il hoped she may secure good school as a re-.
ward for her energy.
An csor, IL on foot to organize a lodge Of
Hcpiasophs In Towsontoun. We believe this /.
the organization that is sometimes called Seven
Wise Men," and II this Il 80 there ought 20 be q,
least sevenieen of them started here at once. One
won't begin 10 hll the bill. II there il anythinp
we have a dear,h of u 10 "wise men," what We
want most Il a lot of "fools. who have Just sense
enough TO build houses. introduce new lines oi
business. and TO generally show a spirit o. thrift,
that will altogether upset the equanimity Of some
Of the old fogies with which We are unfortunately
Afflicted. We want new blood. and this can only
be had By Offering inducements 20 outsiders. We
have no special fault 10 end with the good people
Of the place. bat We think those who own the bulk
Of the property should bestir themselves and le,
Us see shat they have Ia them.
The Birds Eest."-The Birds Nest" Il
the attractive title which has been given TO a
tract Of breezy uplands In Baltimore county, no,
far from the Pennsylva line. which, IL is an
nauneed, has been thrown open by the owner for
the free use Of the children of baltimore during
the coming summer. The tract forms n part of
1 lands patented many years since by . Scotchman
Of classical taste, who gave IL tho name Of Ala