The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-03-20

Transfers OF Property.--Ths following IL
list OF real estate transfers, de-, hled for re-
cord In the oBce Of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
Tor baltimore county from March ~, TO March Is,
inclusive:
DREDs.
Lawson l.. Martin to WIN. r. Hill; assignment.
Ann ;. High Of al. TO Mary i. Morrow ct al,
surrender.
WIN. blanchard to II. W. Turner. ct al.
John y. Carrere VITO
II. W. Turner TO John =. Carrerc.
Catherine Lsist 90 Mary Schmitt.
Harriet A. Gallup TO John y. Gallup, trustee.
Sarah II. d. d. q. Owiugs to Mary l.. Thelin.
VIM. Whitelock a VT TO WIN. +. Theiin, trustee.
France l.. Lawrence 4 W. 60 Sam1 II. Green.
Maria Il. bergman 4 hush. Go Michael Smith.
y. G. Slingluf, TO Rosa A. Clark.
VIM. 8. Carroll a VT. to Chas. Schmidt.
s. W. worthington, late sheriff, TO Isabel Fahey.
Thos. Hughes ct al, trustees, TO J. NJ. Anderson.
Jas. NJ. Anderson A vi. TO David X. Howard.
Alex. Riley 4 VT. TO james T. Riley.
j. q. Clayton 4 wi. ct nj. TO Thos. Il. 'Gorsueh.
VIM. Daniel 4 wi. 10 Vim. l.. Dallam. trustee.
VIM. l.. Dallam, trustee. TO VIM. Daniel 4 wife.
John MeRsa 4 VT. 20 Upon n. Tarbert ct nj.
Eli 3. Rhinehau 4 VT. To Ellen Tracey.
Valentine kahl VT. to Eli SlifOr, right Of way.
Ell Slifer 4 W. 10 Henry kahl, ct nj.
" Geo. ID. Beck.
I" Frederick Beck.
Imperial Land Loan Co., BALTIC. TO Lewis
Turner, Sr., assignment.
$. W. worthington. late sheriff. To Jos. Jackins.
Sam'l II. Green 4 wi. TO Symmetrical Baldwin.
ID. II. Emory. attorney, 10 Margaret burns.
Albert 7. Love TO Joshua y. Cockey, Jr.
A. W. Curry 4 vi. TO VIM. n. Roller.
WIN. ]. King 4 wi. TO Mary s. Jewett.
WIN. Parrish VT. 90 Geo. Berry, Jr ct oil.
LEASES.
NJ. A. Morrow ct nj. To WIN. =. Hin. sub lease.
to Ann :. High.
Jno. =. Clark & VT. 10 johanna linn.
Geo. 7. Sadtler W. to Cbas. y. Dickey.
VIM. 7. King a vi. to John :. Dileh.
MORTGAGES.
Jwssg-DentOn ct nj. TO Philip II. Hoffman.
J~aHf. Carrcre 10 A. Chas. Cazenove.
Geo. X. Hebbel to Mechanics Hall Permit Land
and Savings Asso.
Geo. W. IIor,cy to James u. Mason.
Mary Y. Thelin ct al 90 Rooster $. Scott. ct AL
Philip Heck or Bach to Mechanics Hall Permit
Land and Savings A.so.
Rsbccca Mckenzie & hush. to Hugh Bone.
Ro.a A. Clark to Anna Maria chase.
Harriet u. Orcm a hush. To- John 7. Dilwor,h.
Robert a. Thursby vi to Anthony ". Smith.
Geo. d. Beck TO Eli Slifcr.
Frederick Beck 10 "
Jonathan q. Chapman. aimr., to WIN. A. Stew.
art. assignment.
Jas. Donald 4 VT TO Robinson ". Gator.
Leonard 4. Long To South BALTIC. Permit. Mu-
tual Land and Loan Asso.
RELRASES.
Geo. X. Gather 20 John !. Carrerc.
Mary Jane Bowen to Geo. H. IIcbbcl.
Robert Micklc 10 GEORGE ". ilorscy.
BALTIC. Savings, Land 4 Trust co. TO Mary T..
Thclin ct nj.
Hampstead Bldg. Asso. No. 10. 10 rhilip Beck
or bach.
s. Parker IoSley To Jesse q. Clayton i VT
Vim. 4. Stewart to John Sibci. Jr.. 4 VT
Log Cabin Permit. Big. Asso.. Baltic. city to
Msgaret Donald.
South BALTIC. Permit. Mutual Lind 4 Savings
Asso. to Leonard 4. Long.
Eliza Curry hush. 10 John 4. II. Roller.
Mary :. Jcwctt to Vim. 7. King.
BILLS ~ sALT.
GeO. Mitchell to Annie Mitchell.
VIM. 5. Eide to Francis \. Hersey.
Baltimore County Grange, No. 10, p. OF
H., held its spring meeting on the lith. NJ Man
tua Mills. the guest. Of Maniua Grange. No. I69.
the attendance being good the state Of the weather
and the roads considered. Geo. n. Elder Of Cen
tsnnial. No. 100. occupied the Masters chair and
o. ". Gent. Of Mantua, acted ~ secretary. Re
ports received from delegates gave evidence Of n
heAthful state Of most Of the local oranges Of the
county. Considerable time was given 20 the dis
cussion Of question, Of agricultural interest. the
uses and value Of mari as fertilizer in compari-
son with stone lime, &c. the propriety offarmers
in Baltimore AMI adjacent counties. who wagon
their products TO the city, establishing a farmers
hay marks, similar 10 the one in such successful
operation in Philadelphia. On the latter PROPOSE
tion n committee Was appointed consisting Of
Messrs. Chas. ". Seinmes. 6. Lyon Rogers. Dick
inson Gorsuch. Geo. II. Mcrryman anl Vim. Il.
Sands 10 investigate and report.
The recent Farmers Convention In Towsontown
received some comment and the opinion seemed 20
be that a. the Inauguration of n series of annual
asseinblAges Of the farmers Of the county IL was
great success.
A very handsome collation. which the lady
members Of Mantua hal prepared for the delegates
10 the county grange aud visiting members wa,
discussed With as much rest any other part of
the proceedings.
Tho following resolutions were passed during
the session
Rssoirsd. That We heard the address Of the
Hon. ". q. Lc Due. before the Farmers Convex
tion Of Baltimore county. with much interest and
satisfaction: that We appreciate the course he has
adopted in communicating in person with assem-
blages Of farmers ia various parts Of the country
a marked aud distinguished feature in his con
duet of the Office Of Commissioner Of Agriculture
aud a. calculated 90 be productive Of much good
upon our representative in Congress from this
State TO give him their aid and support in his
efforts 10 promote the agricultural interests of the
country.
Rssoired. That VIC take great pleasure in ex.
pressing our high COMMUNICATION Of the very full
and instructive essay Of Col. VIM. Allan upon the
history. operations and benefits of Agricultural
Experiment Stations and hereby refer his sugges-
tons for the establishment Of such Institution
to the Legislature and the people Of the state.
ke.strsd. That We express emphatic approval
Of the learned and scientific exposition VI the cat
tie pest-pleuro- pneumoniA-as rendered by the
distinguished veterinary surgeon. DR.. John ".
Gadsden, Of Philadelphia. and tender him
thanks for hi. kindness and trouble in endcavor-
ing TO inform on n subject 50 full Of fearful in
teTest 90 the farmers Of the State and county aud
further, that We request the publication Of his
paper.
Rssoirsi. That We give our hearty approval TO
the resolutions passed by the Farmers Conven-
tOn endorsing the course 81 the Governor and
commenting his efforts 90 secure the abolition Of
compulsory state inspections and State weighers
Of AL kinds Of farm products, a. opposed TO the
genius Of the present commercial age
WHEREAS, The state has made large annual
appropriations for the support and maintenance
Of the Maryland Agricultural College aud the re
sulting advantages &C. the cause Of agriculture
have been notably aud entircly inalcquatc,
R,ssiref. Tharthis meeting hereby respectfully
memoriazss the Legislature the State 20 divert
thsrefrom . much Of said annual appropriations
as may BE- required for the establishment Of an
Agricultural Experiment Station 20 be modelled in
its character upon those now successfully opsr-
ated in Germany and some Of the States in this
country.
Horse and Buggy Stolen q Recovered.
On Wednesday night last horse and buggy
belonging TO Mr.. Daniel Jenifer. Jr., clerk IN the
county record Office. stolen from Ady's Hotel,
at Cub Hill. Hartford road. by y tramp. As soon
- the team was missed Mr.. Vim. Ady started in
pursui, and overlook the tramp at Gittings' mill.
lie willingly gave up the team but refused to re-