The Baltimore County union., 1883-12-22
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Additional Appointments.-At a meeting
of the Board of County Commissioners. held in
Baltimore on Saturday last, the foiloHing addi-
tional appointments were made, viz:
PoLIcE.
Superintendent Of Poiiee.-charlcs o. Kemp.
lsf Dirisioa-Luke J. Dyser, mounted; Jos. 4.
Smith. 1hos. J. Wade, WIN. kaufman, Thomas
Fallon. footmen.
ID Dirisiop-Georgo VI. Chambers, o. r. Nil.
Ter. foOtmcn.
80 Dirision-Cas. =. O'Neiil, Chas. D. Moore
and Thos. J. Powers. footmcn.
tih DirisioH-wm. u. Lytic. Richardc. Fossitt
and Jos. A. Kiug. footmcn.
5ih D'risioH-Jos. llafsteiter. mounted; Lewis
llammelman. Charles Raimoid AMI william Brad.
ford, footmcn.
The only change in the police department is
the appointment Of Charles +. 0'Neill IN place of
Jos. X. Knight.
Tho number of mounted police has been 70
duced 90 three. a. follows: Charles o. Kemp.
marshal; Luke j. Dyscr, chief of the let divi
sion. aud George lloIsieiicr. chief Of the 5th
Heretofore the chief. Of the Eve divisions have
been mounted.
.SapeeinitadcH, ej Gr. aud Gu.oi;ae Lanp.-
wm. 7. McCaulcy, uf the lot district, vice J. c.
LeGTand Cole.
Laurenson. Of the 9th district.
Asssssorsef New Pr' perig-for ist, "a and 18th
districts. no appointment made; 81 district. +.
q. Morling; ith district. John T. Marshail 5th.
9th. 9Th and 10th districts, Caryiil Perdue vice
l.. NJ. Birmingham Sth aud 9TH districts, VIM.
c. Deal. vice J. Maurice Watkins: lith and 18th
districts. Washington Shearman.
k'morers of Garbayc-WUodberry. William
BROOKS; Charles street. John Nolan waverly.
John Held; Clifton. u. Frank knight, all re
appointed.
.Niiioa HpHss Nayis'roi,s. James l.. Gallagher,
at waycrly James r. Dnrscy. ai Canton John
J. riiert. at Frederick road all rcappointed.
k'.yer 81 Police S'afioHs-wayerly, Richard
=. Pindrll, vice p J. R"nche Canton. elisha
Farrell; Frederick road. Gcorgs ". PhilliPs. the
latter two rcappointel.
WafckH,.n and Laa,J,. .Ligifsrs--Charles II.
Forsyth. Clifton; A. J. Phelps Madison avenue;
j. Mckendrc" Laughl,n, Calvcrton Wesley $.
Porinc. Tcwsontown, all rcapPointed except
Laughiin.
Vaccine PiysieiuHs--Is, district, DIR. John q.
Iloliyday 2d district DIR. II. Hcbb; 81 district.
DIR. A. e. Pole; 9TH district. DR.. james n. VIII
son jih district, DIR. Edward Norris; 9th dis
trict. Dr. Joseph 5. Baldwin 9Th district, DR..
X. Il. Norris sth district. Dr. Benson 9th dis
irici. Dr. II. " Ewing: 10th district, Dr. Abra-
ham Prize; llih district. Dr. ?. II Gorsuch 18th
district Dr. Il. ". Norris. 18th district. Dr. 7.
u. Hall. all reappsin;men;s except DR.. Ewing. IN
the 9Th district. in place OF Dr. jackson Piper.
nnd Dr.. Price in the 10th. in place of Dr. Charles
4. Baglcy.
The above appointment. take cfrec, January
"a, next
Maryland Central Il. r. Stockholders.
The meeting Of stockholders of the Maryland
centFa, Railroad Company, which was held ia
Baltimore on Friday OF last week. and Of which
Mr. Philip T. 6corgo was president. Mcssrs s.
Parker BOslcy and T.. {. Price were then appoint.
ell committee to ascertain TO whom stock u the
company had been issued, the amount paid for IL,
and the Opposition OF the money also 10 inquire
into tho saie OF the bonds. II was reported TO
the meeting that Pre,idcnt Waters produced the
books, but that vice President Ginor objected 20
their examination by the committee. Mr.. GiimOr
asked the committee to make their request in
writing TO the executive committee. They did
so, and received written reply that an expert
would be appointed to examine the books aud
supply the information asked Tor. The meeting.
a, which there were present 40 shares Of stock
represcGtc1, appointed another committee Of Eve,
of which Mr. I. kcll Bradford Is chairman. The
committee will demand the books. and IL they are
refused will begin legal proceedings Some o. the
stockholders assert that, in their opinion. the
stock has been waiercd that some persons have
received stock without giving an equivalent for IL,
ETC. The osttHsiblc object Of the Carrolton Hotel
meeting was 20 cndeavor TO secure such a manage
mcnt of the company affairs as would make the
stock subscriptions worth something eventually.
They believed that with judicious mana cement
the loaiing indebtedness and the interest on the
bonds can be paid every year, leaving n surplus
90 gradually take up the bonds. While all the
stockholders present favored an examination Of
tue DOCKS, some were opposcdt 10 changc OF man
agcment at the annual meeting in January.
Mr. wm. Giimor. vicc.prcsidcnt Of the road,
being asked about the MEETING in the city, said :
"Yes. have heard that former employee Of the
company had recently been active among the
small county stockholders, soliciting their proxies
for the annual meeting OF the stockholders, to be
held January 81, 1881, and IN some cases had sue
cceded in creating amongs, them some discomfort
or rather Misunderstanding. presume the meet
ing at the Carrolon Hotel was the outcome Of his
efforts. This is all know Of IL a. the meeting
was secret one. IL l. needless 10 say that We
feel great pride in the result Of our undertaking.
now about accomplished through tho aid Of Bal
tnOre capitalists foe that ,s what has doae IL and
in the face, too, Of difficulties OF no ordinary
kind. We shall with a completed land paid for)
rad, present to our stockholders on the third
Monday Of January. n full report Of all the trans
actions Of the company. from which u will be seen
how successfully the affairs of the company have
been conducted"
Election OF Onicers Tho following named
gentlemen elected officers Of Hereford Lodge,
M. 50. !. o. o. T., for the ensuing term
Noble Grand John +. Divcn.
Vice Grlnd-Robcrt y. Jones