The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-10-12

Loan and Savings Society BALTIC. city. t-IE
Gerard II. Reese, Trustee, &C., to Log Cabin
Permit Building Association Bato city. , .
Maria Golibart to Jas. S. Golibart ct al.
l.. Scott Carswell and wife to Robt. S. Carswel.
+. W. Bruno ct al, Trustees, to L. s. Carswel
l C. C. Magruder, Jr., Trustee, to L. S. Carswell.
/ II. S. Carswell and wife to l.. S. Carswell.
Trustees Methodist Episcopal Church North
BALTIC. Station to R. S. Carswell ct al. Cd IS s,
| LEASES. - -,-
/. Hannah W. Cunningham ct al, to c. sipble.
Christ. Stapf and wife to John Schwab.
Felix McCurley and wife to S. ii. Lyeth, Jr.
Samuel Ceilings and wife ct al, to Jos. Phipps.
Francis White and wife to Stephen Barton.
MORTGAGES. 4.
Harry Gantz and wife to BENZ. E. Cook.
Samuel ii. Lyeth, Jr., to Carrollton Land and
Loan Association BALTIC. county.
John Knccht ct al, to Ernest Frank ct al. 3
Christ. Gehl ct al, to Sixth German American
4 Building Association BALTIC. city.
j Cuttings Wilson and wife to NJ. Schurmann.
Jemima V. Gettier and husband to Reisters-
town Building Association No. 2.
Margaret G. Bewey and husband to Gerhard
Butke.
Rebecca S. Collier to Abraham Jones.
John Smith to Home Permanent Mutual, Land
and Building Association BALTIC. county.
Thomas Boylan to Home Permanent Mutual,
Land and Building Association BALTIC. county.
Thomas Murray to Home Permanent Mutual,
Land and Building Association BALTIC. county.
| Ulrch Lehner and wife to j. BesOld.
Robert A.. Coulter to Basil S. Benson.
Heinrich Vieth and wife ct al, to U. Lehner.
VIM. H. German and wife to Bolton Building,
Land and Savings Society BALTIC. city.
VIM. IL. Lewis to Woodberry Building Asso-
citation No. B. BALTIC. county.
RELEASE OF MORTGAGES.
Thos R. Clendenn ct al, Receivers to Barbara
| Williams.
Carrolton Land and Loan Association BALTIC.
| county to Elizabeth Glenn.
Central Mutual Building Association BALTIC.
city to Maurice Fitzpatrick.
Elcott City Howard county German Building
| Association No. 3, to NJ. c. Bewley and husband
| Ulrich Lehner and wife to L. Besold.
ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGES.
| VIM. Parks to VIM. II. Cockey.
VIM. Parks to VIM H. Cockey.f
BILLS OF SALE.
Geo. A. Bull to Samuel Miller.
RObt, j. Henry to Samuel H. Henry.
| Geo Conn to Amanda M. Phillips. ~
| Stansbury Gallon to r. S. Gallon.
VIM. M. Klinefelter ct al, to Geo. w. Uhler.
Chas. J. Lowrey to Sarah Fncher.
Peter Flamm to John E. Clark.
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LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the postofice at
TowsOntOwn for the month ending Sept Both
addressed to To,csontowa--A. j. Albert KEN
per Allen, colored Thos Anderson, Andrew Bal
lor, Giovanni Bianchi, foreign George R. Brown,
Henry Brunette, BOggio Carlo, Robin Carter, Spot
Cary, Crawford Cold, Miss A. Cunningham, Hor-
ace Davis, John Davis, 2; Geo. Dodson, 2 ; Frank
Epps, Daniel Friel, John h. Gibson, Miss Clio
vannino Marcenclio, Geo. Glover, Henry Groves,
John. Ii. Harris, Mrs. Mary Hatton, John Hop
son, Geo. Howard, 2 Jerry Hurley, John Jack
son, 2 Elisha Jasper, VIM. Ii. Johnson, 5 VIM.
Jowner, Geo. Kusun, Vim. Lawrence, John Lew
is, John LOOMS, John MalOney, Mrs. L. A. Mar
tin, Cornelius Mccarthy, Samson McCorkville,
Robert McEntee, Geo. L. Minor, Emanuel Morse,
- Peters, Augustus Pierce, John Powers, An
drew Quarles, Geo. o. Robinson, Other Robinson,
Miss Rowe, VIM. Rowe, Messrs. Russell Bro,
Mrs. Anna Sanderson, John W. Smith, George
Stephenson, w. W. Thomas, w. j. Thornhill,
Marshall Thompson, Mrs. v. Withers Lies Will
liams.
Addressed to baltimore Go. omly-Mrs. Almra
Feathers, Miss Alice Funk, Thos Miller, Henry
Nichols, Alex. Snowden, The Misses Summers,
Hannah Webb, Miss AIDA A. linn.
Observation-Disclosures Bayles, Jefferson Place,
BALTIC. co.. Vach Colorer, Pantuckson, Baltic co. I;
VIM. II. Carpenter Spring Hill, BALTIC. CO.. Mrs.
Lizzie Saweler, Tollgate g. BALTIC. co. Mrs. Mary
Ann Stanfeld Barracks, Baltic co. John Schmidt,
miles from Towsontown, Bato CO.
SARAH FEAST, P. NJ.
John H. Doyle, employed on the water works, was
very badly beaten and robbed of $26 early on
Thursday morning. Doyle in the city ON |
Wednesday and while in disreputable house an
inmate proposed to hire hack and bring him out
to the works. He assented when the woman pro-
cured a carriage and invited her friend, known as
''Yellow Jack" to accompany them. They drove
out along the LING of the works and stopped at a
drinking place on the Cromwell's bridge road,
near Mrs. Burke's. Here, as alleged by Doyle, he
was robbedof his money; The woman and her pal
remained but short time at the place, when they
left for. the city. In few minutes Doyle discov-
cred his loss and started in pursuit, overtaking
the hack after lively chase. He demanded that
they return his money when "Yeow Jack" and
the driver of the carriage set upon him and beat
him most numerically, throwing him in a fence
corner, where they no doubt left him for dead |
After recovering sufficiently to be able to walk he
came to TowsontOwn and made the facts known,
but up to this time arrests have been made.
|, "feoy Jack" it is said, always makes his ap-
pearaHee at the works about pay day, and docs an
active business by making the men drunk aud
then robbing Them Up to this time he has always
managed to elude arrest, although tho officers have
several warrants for him.
AN AMUSING LEGAL CoNTRovERsY.-Recently |
Justice Flaherty, of Baltimore, had very anus
ing case brought before him for decision. On the
18th of September last picnic was given at
Hardwood Park for the benefit of the yellow fever
sufferers Among the attractions race for |
the creased pig The "squealer" was rather d.
minutive specimen Of his kind, and in size did |
not quite come up to the expectations of those
who desired to participate in the chase. How |
ever the race came off, and the porker was caught
by his caudle appendage and firmly held by JAS
Collins who thereby won the cash prize of ST.
Another race was arranged, but the animal was |
not in "trim' for fast time and he was put up at |
auction. The bidding was quite lively, but one |
seemed to dispute Henry Henning's claims to the |
pig, he having made the highest offer, S275. Mr. |
Henning, however, did not feel inclined to carry
the animal home, but gave the committee his adj |
dress, stating that he would pay for it delive-
ry. The pig was stolen, and the committee of |
Monumental Lodge No. "a, 1. O. NJ, instituted |
proceedings against Henning to recover the value
Of the animal. Judgment was rendered in favor I
of plaintiff
MORE OF THE KNIGHT TRouBLE.-On Thursday |
night of last week. after the Knight family re-
turned to their homes from Towsontown, VIM H. |
Knight again commenced abusing his wife and |
family. Mrs. Knight went before Justice Bach |
tel and swore out warrant for his arrest, charg-
ing him with cursing and abusing her and max |
ing threats against herself and family. officer |
Frank j. Stuart arrested Knight on Tuesday, |
when he again gave security to keep the peace for
SIX months, ral. |
On Monday Of this week Knight caused the ar
rest of A. D. Morris, another epson, and his
wife, and had them bound over to keep the peace |
the arrests having been made by officers Whittle
and Frank J. Stuart. Mr. Morris lives in Balti-
more and did not know of the difficulty in the
family until he went home on Sunday 1t was |
Thea that Knight swore out warrants for the ar
rsst of himself and wife. They gave bail before |
Justice Gallagher in 500 each DIR. Allender be- |
coming security: Morris says that this was only
piece OF persecution on the part of knight, as
neither he nor his wife had anything to do with |
the trouble. ny ~ ~ u" WIZ"
School BOARD MEETtNG.-The county School
Board held a meeting on Monday, 3dt6 of Sep
TENDER, but very little business was transacted.