The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-24

AE@u@AoEb OF ETOpgEby.-luo touoWluk ~
list OF real estate transfers, &C., hled for 70.
cord IN the 0fes of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
for baltimore county from April 10th, TO April, 22d.
inclusive:
DEEDS.
George Riley 4 W.T. 10 Mary A. Jones.
Lavinis J. Hook ct AL to Robert c. Hook.
X. ii. Hooper, trustee, to =. d. Sadtlsr, Of al
Stewart Brown, trustee, TO james II. Wilson.
james C.. Larsh ct al. TO John 7. Marshall, Jr.
Robert ID. Morrison ct al, receivers to Edward
T. Lawrence
Edward I. Laurence 4 wi. to =. l.. Lawrence.
Rachel Benson OF nj. TO Mordecai Is. Price VT.
Jacob Bosley 4 WI to Jas. A. Brown.
Adeline Hawkins 4 hush. to John Hall.
Ella N. Hubbard 4 hush. TO John T.. Hurst.
John Schmidt 4 W.T. 10 Samuel NJ. Rankin.
Samuel II. Cockey 4 VT to stephen COckcy.
LEASES.
J. r. c. Talbot TO Sam'i y. Butler. sub lease.
A. ID. Clemens, Jr. TO Christian wsldsnburg,
sub lease.
A. u. Clemens, Jr. to Christian waldsaburg,
sub lease.
Jas. II. Wilson 4 VT. to Alex. Crawford Smith.
Alex. G. Smith to Stewart Brown, assignt.
Levi z. Condor A vi. to Thomas c. Roe.
John 7. Marshall, Jr. 4 W.T. to Franklin Permit.
Bldg. Asss.
John T. Marshall, Jr. 4 W.T. to Asa C. Nelson.
Henry Rsiblich 4 VT TO Henry {. Rchmeyer.
fred'k Dannenberg to ". Z. Patterson, assign't.
George whiteiock TO Ellen r. Scott, assign't.
Adolphus c. Schacier 4 VT. TO George N. Gill
e, al. trustees.
Caleb Cross to VIM. II. Trough, as,ignt.
John s. Myers TO Carrie Cole.
Alice q. Patterson ct al, admir-, TO Anna st.
Clair Patterson, assignt.
A. d. cleasn', Jr.' to Lsnnos Direkhead.
II. NJ. Clemens 4 hush. to l.. NJ. Reynolds.
John Z. Owens 4 VT. to j. p. Peasants 4 Sons.
RELEASES.
Sam'l \. Carroll to Henry Zinckham, &c.
GOttiieb JehncTt TO Barbara Williams.
Home Mutual Bldg As'o. to Eliza A. Mckee.
Robert IIolenshads to Jacob Boslsy.
nils oY sALE.
Frederick Ballard 10 Mary ballard.
Henry ". Wilson To- ;eotge ". Thompson.
John W. Upton TO Scligman lIcrEberg.
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The Danger OF Delay. The Hartford D'~o-
cTof VI last week says "Thc collector Of th. bal
timors and Delta Railway reports that many of
the subscribers TO the capital stock pay their in
stalments promptly, 10 fact many Of them have
paid in full but there are others much in arrears
aud that in consequence the directors arc restricted
in their actions and proposed operations by the
want Of sufficient funds in hand.
cit must readily occur to those in arrears with
their promised support that they have not treated
the managers fairly, aud that IL failure result. il
will be largely due 10 their tardincs.. TN the
faith Of the pledges Of the stock buuk. thsy have
made contracts anil employed large force of
workmcn. Without payment. voluntary or en-.
forced. the work must cease AMI the workmcp Lc
discharged. IL this ever occurs there il Ger
tain,y of its ever being resumed. We will then
have spent large sum Cf money. have our farms
Gu, up, the people di.hearienci aud be without a
railroads. very much worse condition than We
were in two years ago.
III subscribers really desire a railroad and il IL
fair TO presume they do. otherwise they would not
have subscribed they may rest assured /, can only
be had by prompt payment Of their indebted
ness. Those that have paid will tina, those in
arrears pay sooner or later. AMI being obliged To
pay in any event, and under the order of tho
Board Of Directors with interest. IL seems 10 be
clear that Il is much better to par promptly and
obtain tho use and advantages Of the road than to
delay and probably lose tho road altogether.
Especially will the advantages ofprumpt payment
be seen when We remember the late threat Of n
competing line