The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-07-24

| From Lutn0rvtlle, ". y. h. k.--kJeHTstoS
| 10 IeHmar-- Preaching ~ the NJ. n. CiHTcA-Tab-
ieaMr-LufkerriRe SsMiaary-Reiarn Of Hon. J..
| Fred. q. TaiJon aud col. I'd. y. YoaHg-LHfheT-
| an Church. dc.-A party of fourteen OF the young
people Of LuthcTviIIe had very pleasant excur-
sion 10 Penmar. W. N. X. r., on Thursday. July
18th. Regard for the feeling Of the ladies forbids
| my mentioning the names OF the feminine portion
Of the party. Suffice 20 say they had very de-
lightful trip and returned home In the evening
rather tired out but much pleased and with tho
| determination 90 make another such trip on tho
frat opportunity visit TO this delightful resort
Is well worth the expense, and 80 the people Of
Baltimore seem to think, for the daily excursions
are crowded aud will doubtless continue TO be so
throughout the summer. Many Of your readers
have made the trip so there Is no need Of my des
canting on the magnificent view to be had from
| High Rock.
Rev. Mr.. Davis, Of your place, and Rev. Mr..
Gihin. Of 81. Johns Chapel, Madison avenue cx-
tended, Baltimore, preached In the Methodist
church Of our village, on Sunday last, July 18th,
the former in the morning. the latter In the even
ing. We had not the pleasure Of hearing tho dis
| course Of Rev. Mr.. Davis, but the sermon Of Rev.
Gfin, to which We listened in the evening. was y
scholarly effort. and cvineed much care and study
In Its preparation. lie l. young man aud ap-
pears TO be very earnest In the work In which he
| IL engaged.
Quite an interesting lot of tablcaux, charades,
&C.. were gotten up by some of the young portion
Of the families now boarding at the Seminary, on
| Tuesday night last. The entertainment was in
tended solely for the amusement ofthc boardcrs at
| the Seminary, bat Few of the villagers were
present. Taking into consideration that the per-
Torrance was gotten up almost On the spur Of the
moment and also the youth Of the performers, II
| was quite q success and reflected great credit on
i the young actors. some of whom showed remark
| able talent In this limo.
Rev. J. II. Turner, the present principal Of the
| Seminary, has been travelling for the past few
i Meoka in the interest of the Inntifutinn. Taking
into confederation that the Seminary will be under
| new management In the future, and also look
ing ut its history In the past there 10 no reason
why IL should not regain Its old standing and send
| forth from its walls women who will be an honor
| 90 the Institution from which they graduate NJ
well as TO themselves. We sincerely hope that
| Mr. Turner will meet with the encOuT cement and
| success he 50 richly deserves.
Hon. J. Fred. G. Talbot and Col I'd. y. Young
returned from Virginia on Saturday last. and
have expressed themselves rs highly delighted
with their trip. The fish in the streams of Vir.
ginia must surely shuddcr when two such mighty
| "lsaak wRltons" as these are about.
Rcv. DIR. j. q. Morris l. still filling the pulpi,
| Of the Lutheran church IL this place aud every
| Sunday has n full house TO listen TO his sermon
| 4 goodiy number Of the boardcrs come To hear
| him and seem 20 enjoy his discourses. SIasA.
Transfers OF Property.--The following 1.
u list Of real estate transfers. &C.. filed for
IN tue ONCE oi tcrk pl tut tTcult toufi
for baltimore county from July 10Th. to July ?9i
inclu'iVc:
| DEEns.
T.. G. Wills. assignee. to VI. Louisa Robin-pn n.
Ja.. Mccurlcy to John e. Morsbcrger.
John q. Morsbcrgcr 4 vi. To Anna e. Smith.
VIM. :. kccch. trustee. TO Silas VI. Hamilton
Gcorgiana Freshman to Isaac Il. Trimbe.
| VIM. Mckcndrcc tore to Georgc ". Gin.
Frederick Heb ct al. assignees, 10 Mary =
Morris.
Mayor aud City Council Of Baltimore to Meyer
| Stein.
| Gcrson Rosenstuck 4 W.T. ct al. to Mayor 4 City
| Council of Baltimore.
John Murphy to Hiram Kaufman. assign't.
&. Bonn Slingluf, trustee. TO Alfred Morgan.
| LEASES.
| Anna. Z. Smith to John e. Morsbcrgcr.
| Margaret Riley to Franklin ". Abel. sub lease
| VIM. Mckendrce Gore to George VI. till.
| MORTGAGES.
| Edward Reese ct nj. to Ellen Y. Fish.
| John j. Costello 4 vi. to Catharine A. Gcffn
| Lorenzo II. Iockard 4 VT. TO Samuel l.. Hill.
Saml L. Hill To- Edgar q. Miller ct al. assign
| ;. T.. Reed Ct al 60 j. A. TOmpkins. assign'i.
John J. Mumma 4 W. to Mary L. Miller
| Geo. ". Gill 4 VT to WIN. Mckendree Gore.
| DIR. John Barron TO DR.. Thomas Barron, Sr.
Eli :. saubie VT. to T. II. kepner.
Anton Spath TO Central Union Permit Bldg
| Asso.
Jno. VI. Plat to Ellico,t City Howard county
German bldg. Asso. No. ).
Henry ". Green 4 W.T. TO Thomas Z. Curry.
| RELEASES.
Central Union Permit. Bldg. Asso TO John J.
| Costilio.
Metropolitan Savings Bank to Richard Crom.
| well. trustee.
| J. r. worthington ct al, admr's., to Lorenzo
| u. Lockard.
| J. Carson ct al. receivers. TO Thos. A. Agncw
Savings Bldg. Asso. No. :, to Anton Spain.
| Cations viilc Land 4 Loan Asso. to J. VI. Platt
ID. c. Howell ct al, trustees. to Jos II. Bruff.
HILLS ov SALE.
| Edward Reese ct nj. TO Ellen Y. Fish.
| Levi Boslcy 10 Evan Davis.
| Henry Schiudrrbcrg TO George II. Ross.
George II. Ross to Augustus Rice.