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TIMORE, WEDNESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 21,189ftE SCHOOL BOARD. Reduce the Number of upile in Each Class.SSIONER CARTER’S IDEA.al's Claes Not to Be Count ^.mong Other Classes.t to Secure More Teachers forools and to Give the Princl-or© Tiro© for Supervising— ^cations from Principals Re-: Changes In the Curriculum— ystein Advocated for the Proof Primary Pupils—Routine lings.ol board at its meeting last nlgbtussed tbe resolution of Commls-ff for reducing tbe number of pu-i class in tbe schools from 4U to 35.; of tbe resolution Is to give tbemore time to supervise all theheir respective schools.loner Carter, with tbe same ob-w, offerod a substitute resolution,that In computing tho aver-lance of the schools tbe prlu-s should not be counted as a class.aneral opinion of the board thatplan is necessary. The matter d to tbe committees on gra mrnar y schools.ibools. It was stated, are suffering i of the supervision which tbe are supposed to give, but whlob lahle to give because their time with tbeir own classes. Should ion be adopted, it was stated, tbe the schools so muoh spoken ofJ. C, Neser and Chat. B. Delaney, of Rod©, •ton Council. C. R U of which Mr. O’Brien waa a member. **Active—Messrs. James J. McKewen, William H. Ruaaell, James H. Dunn, Timothy Hayes and John F. Harkins, of Eocloston Council, and Jobn Mercer.Tbe body was temporarily placed in a vault at Bonnie Brae Cemetery.MRS. AGNES COWLING.The funeral of Mre. Agnes Cowling, who on October 14 entered tbe one hundredth year of her age, took place yesterday from her borne. 1806 West Lanvale street. She was born in Baltimore county at the Junction of the Little Gunpowder river with tbe Phil*, delpnla turnpike, aud was a daughter of William Onion and a granddaughter of John Barrett Onion, one of tbe early settlers of Maryland.In physique Mrs. Cowling was remarkable. Yoara did not aeem to impair any of her faculties, and she took a lively Interest in all public matters up to the time of her doath, wblob waa caused by a cold, developing into bronchitis.Mrs. Cowling was twloe married. Her first husband, who was Alexander A. Keunard, died -more than thirty years ago. and her seoond husband died about twenty years ago. Nephews of the deceased acted as pall-bear-crs. They were Thomas. Edward and Joseph Gorsuch and Edward J. Henry and J. H. W, Onion. Tbe interment was at GreenmountCemetery,THE CHURCHES.Reformed Episcopal Council.Tho annual meeting of tbe Council of the Missionary Jurisdiction of tbe South of the Reformed Episcopal Cburcb was held laic nlgbt at Cummins Memorial Reformed Epis-oopal Church, corner of Lanvale street and Carrollton avenue. Bishop James A. Latane presided. Tbe annual sermon was preached by Rev. William Do Ronden-Pos.Officers were elected to serve tbe ensuing year as follow*! Bishop Latane, presfflent; William A Tottle. of Baltimore, vloe-prest-COUNTYEwinff Instruct©as to His Duty.IGNORANCE EXCUSED MINResult of a Complaint by Mj Osborne L Yellott.Back Taxes Due Upon Property—Es Judge Fisher Sells a Buggy—“Friend and Fellow-Countrymen” Appealed t—A New County Road—John Gebhard’ Sudden Doath—Crystal Wedding Cele bration—Disposition of Property.Tbe county commissioners yesterday beana complaint made by Mr. Osborue I. Yellott of Towson, against Patrolman Lawson L Ewing, of Govanstown. for refusing, on Sun day, October 11, to arrest Harry Yates, when Mr. Yellott oburged with using profane Ian guage on tbe public highway.Mr. Yellott was riding a bicycle. In corn nanv with a young lady. When they pa?*aelt; Yates he used profane language. Mr. Yel lott asked Patrolman Ewing to arrest Yates This, Mr. Yellott satd, tbe officer refused tc do, unless be arrested Mr. Yellott as a wit ness. Mr. Yellott, not wishing to be placet under arrest, withdrew the charge.J ust as be was about to leave tbe officer U join the young lady, who bad gone on ahead, Yutes came up and used tbe word “damn'* in tbe presence of tbe officer. Tbe officer, Mr Yellott said, showed little desire to do bU duty. Mr. Yellott understood that Yates and the officer were on good terms.Patrolman Ewing dented tbe statement ol Mr. Y'ellott. The officer said that be had m warrant for the arrest of Yates. He admitted that Yates used the word damn inbis presence, but said that If he arrestedPVfirvhAfl v Ka rA iiAii thaf wrr\rA h ^ waiiM
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Baltimore Sun
Baltimore, Maryland, US
Wed, Oct 21, 1896
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