The Baltimore County union., 1883-05-26


| Central Railroad Company held n meeting at
boundary Avenue Station on Friday and Satur-
day Of last week, when the present financial
| status of the company and tho determination %
| plans for the future we're the matters bFonght up
Tor discussion The road will be completed 10
Beiair next month, aud the question was whether
II shall stop there until the situation Is fully
| canvassed, or whether another obligation shall be
put upon the property for its completion to Delta
| Mr. Giltnor said that, TO continue the road be
| yond BelaiT. either \ second mortgage, income
| bonds preferred stock must be Issued 10 do it.
Such loan can be raised, for there are promises
already made 20 that end. An expert accountant.
who had oycrhauled the books of the company, pre-.
sentcd q statement 10 the board. OF the S20U.O00
or more Of unsoid bonds Of the 100000 hrst
mortgage, all are put up as security. s5o,0
| IN the Safe Deposit c-mpany's vaults 90 secure
Messrs. MeCabe, who engaged In construct
| Ing the road from the uunpowder river 20 fcAir
| rs miles. About $4,000 more oT the bonds arc
hypnthecated for q loan Of s9T 900, and balance
Of ss,ooo bonds are hyPothecated as q credit for
| funds.
| Mr.. Gilnor said that II the bonds arc sold a,
par, enough will be realized to pay out az far as
Belair. floating debt and ALL lie does not at this
/ time expect to get par for them. but there u an
offer u DO When the road reaches Belair $751;
600 will be due tho McCabcs. who arc TO be paid
/ 50 per cent. under the contract, with satisfac-
tory security for the balance.
| II has been stated that tho floating debt 10
! quate To meet raining expenses, but much Of the
money has been of necessity applied 10 certain
construction uses. The placing oi n second loan
/ upon tho road. Mr.. Gilmar said, will make tho
value Of the stock an unknown quantity, prob
ably. but that such a loan can be placed be takes
as evidence OF faith In the future of the road.
The stock of the company Rt present out Is $780,
/ 900. aud $780, 900 more IL authorized.
/ Al the meeting ON Saturday the financial con.
ditlon Of the road vas further discussed, looking
N.Aa. ~ a IL
II was concluded to authorize the issue Of $780,,
! oo0 second mortgage per cent. ten-year bonds.
which II was stated can be hoated at satisfactory
/ figures, and will realize funds enough to com
Lls'e the road % Delta. The ..,i%s,"i eos, Of
the extension from Belair is Si23, 600, but therc
$4,000 ties and 1876 900 ieet of tresiling
timber delivered. which reduce. the estimated
cost 90 Slo0,o60 for the eighteen miles which IL
graded. Mr.. Fonlk Jones and others are under
stood to be ready 20 guarantee $4,000 gross bust
at Delta the FIRST year. When the road reaches
Bclaif il is stated there will be a settlement with
the contractors aud other creditors through the
sale ot the arst mortgage bonds which de.
! posted n collateral
From Upper Falls Refreshing rains have
blessed the parehed earth Grass aud corn aud wAv-
ing fields Of grain send up their hymns Of grateful
praise. All nature responds aud joins in the
them, and man hin self can do no less. The farm
ers hearts ought now 20 be merry and glad. Must
Of the pressing spring work IL over. corn planting
/ through With vet those who have n pecuniary
interest in the canning establishments seem never
20 be able ito from labor aud get TO refresh
ment."
Items Of news around here are dull and hard to
get. Yet there seems 10 be some spirit Of improve
ment and progress, This section is very hard To
get At and from, the means of i0cOmOtiun being
small Indeed we're il not for the enterprise Of
friend Nichols and his boys. would be hefmet.
eally sealed aud shat oi from the world. Stages,
several Of them. used 90 60 through here u Mag
noiia anil Baltimore. sometimes twice "a day, yet
now all il changed and We have but the one line
KEEP, up b. Nichols. carry ing the mail from Kings
willie, Perry Hall AID Gardenvilc to BALTIMORE
This u. a. You may imagine. great nvenicnee
AMI afford. means of getting packages aud other
matter daily from Baltimore. Fortunately for US
ALL the roads in good ORDER aud Card
well. the supervisor. Is commended on all hands
a. faithful. pains taking official The roads can
only be properly estimated by comparing them
now With what they were years ago.
see Joe Snyder working on the Belair road
This pike j. very difrfcu; in IL. condition from =
year ago, aud l. now open and well bot,omed and
;rayellci as FAR as Perry Hall gate. Beyond that
60 the bridge will take until next year to finish.
believe. 80 that in fact the road IL good from
baltimore out a. Perry Hall gate. except in front
d Gardeners Hall. a, Gat,ltnviilc and along by
Raspc's a short space and by Patty Hill. I hope
the good work will 90 on, and the turnpike com
pans can then receive the commendatians of all
travellers. The accession Of Messrs. Quinian and
yderio the board oisuperyisors 10 tardy though
proper recognition Of the rights Of the upper end
Of the line.
How about that new bridge across Broad Ron
AMI the new bridge across the Ggnpowdcr at
FFanklinyie? These very much needed i'm.
provements, and IL Commissioner Pariett would
jus; hurry up the day Of their coming be would
receive great many Thank you's."
| undef-;and the temperance alliance intend
shortly to hold another meeting at Salem church.
For this week the place has been alive with qasv
tcrly meeting exercises, aud on Sunday night last
the Presiding Elder, Rev. Mr.. Black. preached TO
crowded house. Yours, Billy Barlow.
From Reisterstown, 4th District. Wheat
IL looking very well and promises large yield.
Some of our more sabsiantiai farmers have trea;
ell themselves TO the modern labor saving self.
binder. and imagine are impatient for the har.
vest. Six weeks more vii, bring II, and until
then all can find plenty 20 do.
The season t.! business has fairly opened up
noW aud all classes are coming in for an encour
aging share. Every body seems busy. The little
town Of Glyndon is not behind either. Several
new houses in progress Of erection.
Mr.. =. u. Zouck. % Glen Morris. with his
natural business tact, reaching out in every di.
rection. Lately he rented the famous Cavetown
kilns and Is preparing TO do a large business in
that most exesien; quality of building aud white
wash lime.
The Forney estate still lies unsettled and the
land untitled. The difficulty between the execu-
tors i expected to end soon. after which a speedy
settlement may be expected
ON Friday evening last our town was favored
with q very beautiful and excelleat en1ering oi
a choice selection of sacred music by eighteen oi
the oratorio. Of Baltimore. In the N. y. church,
Rev. ". ". Ferguson. pastor. Such an opportu.
, nifty is not often afforded 80 small town. H.
From warron, 9Th District.-A Sunday
2 sein tam hal 81
church on the evening of the goth inst. under
the auspices Of Mr.. 8. NJ. Anderson. The con
greaation was large. many 81 whom were chill.
dren of the school. The meeting was opened
with singing and prayer. Mr.. Anderson address.
ed the audience on temperance work, which was
followed by Mr.. $. H. Green, who made many
pertinent remarks. suitable 20 the occasion. This
school has now some 20 members upoh the ten.
peranec roll. tho grea, msjority of whom 70.
ceived at tho hands of Mr.. Anderson their re.
spective certificates and badges which were pre-
viousiy promised them.
| Departed this life on the morning of the 2Ist
inst. after n proiracted Illness, Homer Donald.
son. long . member of the ". v. church. leaving
many friends and relatives 10 mourn his loss.
Funeral services we're held Mt this church, Rev.
joel Bfosn officiating. fnierment was made nj
Poplar cemetery. T.
Temperance. The 10th and Ilth district.
Temperance Alliance held a very large meeting
at Fork NJ. church on Saturday evening last.
Several interesting addresses we're made. The
next monthly meeting will he held In CIy Bmslara
church, ioth district, on Saturday evening, jane
10th.
A meeting In the interest Of temperance wa.
held at Pine Grove ". =. church, Iith district.
on i9th inst. Rev. Mr.. Ratbburn aud others lie
Hvered addresses. Another meeting will be held
In this church on the evening of June 5ih. q.
Towsontown NJ. v. Church. Interesting
religious services will be held in the Towsoniown
NJ. X. church, on Sunday next. The sermon In
the morning will be on Personal Religious Exer.
tion," an important duty. In the afternoon, al