The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-11-16

| Sellg ct al.
/ John NJ. Carter, admin, to Josephine Phipps.
4 Ammon Cate and wife to Geo. W. Tinges.
Henry M. James and wife to BENZ. Graham and
wife.
VIM. A. Meeks and wife to Geo. R. Lynch.
Hartman ClasseL to Henry w. Classen.
Henry w. Classen and wife to B. HI. Classen ct al.
L. Ii. Pewtner and wife to Amherst W. Bother.
LEASES.
| Mary A. Albert and husband to Jacob Keppell
ct al
| JAS. Broumel and wife to Thos. F. Locker.
Lloyd w. Williams and wife to Jno. Dollenger.
| Skipwith Wilmer and wife to Andrew ]. Burke.
| Richard Bernard, trustee to VIM B. Croft ct al.
MORTGAGES.
| Chas Walter Smith to Joseph S. Smith.
| Jacob Keppell ct al. to J. Henry Knell, Jr.
| Catharne r. Richardson ct al. to Isabella Reid.
Joseph Linton and wife to Marcea McTavish,
| trustee.
John n Maui ct al. to Conrad Gunther.
| VIM. II. Smith to Joshua Thompson and wife.
ThOs. S. Sangster ct al. trustees, to Sam'l Pink
erton.
| Thos f. Locke to Jas. Broumel.
Geo. W. Pilson and wife to Charles W. Ridgely.
Elizabeth c. Lorentz to Nathan M. Pussy.
Catharine Rose to Home Permanent Mutual
Land and Building Association of BALTIC. county.
John Mays to VIM. johnson.
Stephen Tagg, Jr., to Philip Walsh, Jr.
John Selig to Blasius Wolf.
Jemima Muller and husband to John Collinson
RELEASE MORTGAGES.
Baltimore Butchers Loan and Annuity Associ-
alton to Mary A. Albert.
Andrew Robinson to Joseph Linton
Harlan Permanent Building Association of Bal
timore city to Ann Pison.
Cockeysve Perpetual Building and Savings
Association of BALTIC. county to VIM. II. Cox.
Fifth German American Building Association of
BALTIC. city to John n Maui.
Third German American Building Association
of BALTIC. city to John N. Maui
Laura V. Fendall and husband to Elisha jack
son and wife.
ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGES
VIM. S. Keech trustee, ct al. to VIM. S. Keech
Robt. w. Dorsey to VIM. V. Warfeld.
BILLS OF SALE.
Frederick Stengel to Frederick Chas. Stengel.
Michael 0'Donnell to Martin j. O'Donnell
Frank Martin to Sophia Weiblein.
Nelson Frederick to Thos. J. Gorsuch.
Robert Towel to John S. Dewey.
From CHAsE's STATION, 18TH DIsTRIcT.-A
Curiosity in the Shape ola Crdb-Good Shooting
-THeft-Deah of an EstimaJle Young Lady, dc.
"A few days ago Mr.. Milburn caught the shell Of
horseshoe crab in his fish weir This crab is
considered great curiosity in these waters and is
very rarely seen. The shell measured % inches
in circumference and II inches across. This crab
is common to sandy shores and is found below
low water mark, principally on muddy bottoms,
where it goes into the mud and subsists on what
it finds there. It is very ouriously shaped af-
fair, having any number Of legs, four eyes and
any quantity of other attachments not found on
the ordinary crab. The usual motion of this crab
is by crawling, their swimming abilities being al
together awkward and amusing to look at. They
are found from Maine to Florida.
On Thursday and Friday of last week several
Nom hers tha RpnUie's Point duolinp cluh killed
225 ducks, which is considered extraordinary
luck.
While Henry Preston was at Mrs. Lays store
on Saturday night last, and while his back was
turned some one stole large piece of pork from
| him, which he was unable to recover.
| Rev. Mr.. Chapman, Presiding Elder, preached
a very effective sermon at 0rem's church on Sun
day morning last to a large and attentive congre-
| cation. His text was from LIST Timothy, 4th chap.
and part of the Sth verse-"Having promise of
the life that is and of that which is to come"
Miss Lille Wilkerson, very estimable young
lady of this neighborhood, died on Monday last of
| typhoid fever, from which she had been suffering
| for some time. She was much thought of and her
| death will be deeply lamented by large circle of
| friends. Her funeral took place at Orem's church
ON Wednesday morning, and was conducted by
Rev. R. R. Murphy. Her age was about 10 years.
The committee having in charge the oyster sup
per to be held at Ebenezer church the goth and
Dist of this month, have reduced the price of
! tickets to 25 cents. X.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF BALTIMORE CoUNTY.-The
annual report of the Board of School Commits
soners is completed and will be published in full
in pamphlet form in short time. The receipts
| from all during the year aggregate $780,
907 SO and the disbursements $141 1915 leaving
balance on hand September 3Oth, 1873, S24, 1872
20. Of the money expended on the schools $780,
27S96 was for teachers salaries, and SOS, O94.35
h,i1I ir;, audi ,rn
153 schools in operation in which 2O7 teachers
were employed. This would make the average cost
of each school in the county 1926, and the average
salary paid each teacher, including assistants,
$412.
The total number of different pupils attending
schools during the year was 1850, being 655
more than have ever been enrolled any previous
year. The average cost of educating these pupils,
not including buildings, furniture and repairs, was
1910, or 100 less than it was in 1868.
number of fine new buildings and additions
| have been erected. They of brick stone,
ornamental in design, well ventilated and lighted
/ and are supplied with comfortable furniture. The
teachers, as whole, are earnest and thorough and
are laboring hard for the success of the schools.
| 1t only needs the cooperation of the friends of
public education throughout the county to make
the system of free public schools what it should
be.
FROM RAYvILLE 9TH DIsTRIcT.-StW an a
Critical Condition--Bold Robbery, 6c.-There is
nothing of much Importance to communicate from
the Clipper End" Farmers about done husk-
ing corn, with some few exceptions.
Mr.. Bennett 7. Hoshall is still lying in preca-
rious condition. He does not suffer much pain
though he is very weak.
4 The house of Mr.. Sanders, carpenter, living
near Partition, entered few nights ago and
robbed of about four hundred dollars. How the
thief escaped detection it is almost impossible to
4 conceive as Mr. Sanders was lying sick in the
room from which the money was stolen, and kept
a light burning all night OBSERVER.
NJ. P. CHURcH-SaJbath, November 17.-Rev.
J. w. Gray will preach at Ridge Chapel at 1O1
A. NJ and at Phoenix at 81 P. M. Rev. j. d.
McFaden will preach at Epson at IL A. NJ, and
4 Z P. NJ, and at Pine Grove at P. NJ.
CIRCUIT CoURT.-Sattles d Co. vs. Charles F.
Smith Judgment for plaintiff by confession for
$l31 O6. John Marsh John I. Johns /;
motion for a. new trial withdrawn and appeal or
dered to the Court of Appeals. Eve A. Shriner,
by her next friend, Lewis L. Shriner, VS.. Charles
F. Waltemyer, administrator of Richard w. Wal
temyer deceased ;iudgmentfor defendant Martin
Axt was adjudgnd by jury to be an insane pau
per and ordered by the court to be confined in
the Maryland hospital for the insane until he re-
cover his reason or be discharged by due course
OF law. Elizabeth A. Childs vs. John W. Childs,
in equity bill for divorce vinculo matrimonii
dismissed. Emma Renshaw ct al. VS.. William
Ward ct al, in equity decree appointing Thomas
J. Morris, trustee, to sell mortgaged premises
filed. Savilla Jane Carey ct al VS.. William P.
, Baubtz ct ais, in equity; decree appointing D.
Hopper Emory, John F. Conrey and Thomas j.
Hunter, trustees, to sell real estate filed.
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