The Baltimore County union., 1882-05-13


Some Marrow Gauge Notes.
The weather Of the past week has consider
| ably lnteriered with work on the road.
The company paid slOO per acre for Is acres
Of land near Loeb Raven, for picnic and pleasure
grounds.
The station in this place has a, last been
slated aid passengers are now protected from the
| weather.
Tho passenger travel on the road last Sunday
was very heavy and will likely increase each Sun.
day as the summer advances.
The timbeFs for the trestle at StansbuTy's gap
were brought up on Wednesday night and will be
placed In position in 4 few days.
Work on the station building at the Baltimore
| terminus is being rapidly pushed forward and u
| will soon be ready for occupancy.
| 1t Il rumorsd that there is soon 20 be An im-
/ poFtant change Ia the schedule Of the road and
that trains are 10 be run every hour from Q A. NJ.
| 10 II p. NJ.
| The crowds that gather around the baltimore
station Of the Delta railroad Sunday afternoons
would make n good congregation for the saliva
| tion army 10 work on.
"A slight Gre occurred In the freight Office at
boundary avenue, on Monday. The county Gre
| department was promptly on hand and extin-
| guished the flames. Damage slight.
MIR. james Butler, Of Hartford, the new bag.
gage master, Is a relative Of ex-sherG Samuel
y. Batler. of this place. lie IL q very clever
young man and will no doubt become q popular
Official.
"A 30O.pound passenger on the road last week
complained greatly that the company hadn't an
elevator at boundary avenue bridge. lie forgot
that they havn't made arrangements ys, for ship.
| ping beef cattle.
The people Of Towsontown are very anxious
that the passenger station In this place should be
located At the turnpike. In wet weather Il will
be almost impossible TO reach Il In IL present To-
cation. on account of the mud.
The Hartford Demoeraf says the track. layers
OF the new road "are now on their way 10 the Gun
| powder river. whose water was much lauded by
Gov. whyte at the Tousobtown banquet, and
little uatroniIed by the other guests"
When the road IL finished 10 Loeb Raven
| which will probably be not later than July lst-
that place promises 70 become very popular
sort The beauty of the scenery IN that neigh
berh0Od, the Loeb, &C., must attract visitors.
Edward Brilliant, brakeman on the passen-
ger train. while on top Of . coach arranging the
stove. pipe. one day this week. accidentally slip
ped aud fell to the ground. iBjuring himself quite
badly. lie sent 90 his hoiue IN Pennsyl ylvania.
The officials Of the road have promised 90
change the running Of the afternoon train 80 Ia
/ bring evening mail at about the same hour ~
1 heretofore. To arrive about AMI depart at g ap-
pears 90 be more satisfactory than any other
| rangemeni.
! There are any number of "smart" boys con.
stantiy hanging around the station in this place.
\ On Monday one of these let Of n brake on a pas
sengcr coach causing Il TO start and come In col.
I to some extent.
| Davis Porter. little son of Mr. John Z. Por.
ter. of this place while ing about the railroad
on sunday last. fell ironi board upon which he
was standing and struck his back upon a stone,
painfully injuTin. hiGscif Another bog also fell
and hurt himself slightly.
Property Transfers IN Baltimore County.
Deeds. Leases. Mortgage. Bill. Of sale. etc.. re-
eeivei for record in the ohce of the Clerk Of the
"a r. If.Nss
Julian Tay LOT 20 Archibald II. Taylor. as,ign't.
lIcsFy g. Hutchins. treasurer, 90 County Com.
mi..ionefs oi Baltimore county.
| Meichoir FCvble 4 uf % Eleanor 4. Baker.
| Samuel :. Carroll 4 vi. O. Caleb Hunt.
J J. II. Schone 4 Wf. 90 Benz. =. Bennett.
= Mary u. Foster hush. TO Benj. =. Bennett.
sarah 4. Tenn ct al. 10 Ana Blackburn.
Shadrach Kemp wife 60 Joseph Royston.
Richard J. Baker. 4 c.. eNr's. 10 Abfam :. Miles
Baltimore City FcfiiiEing Manufacturing Co.
% Daniel Donnei!y.
wm. ". spence. Jr. to ". ". spence. as.isn't.
Henry Bose to Patrick J. King. a..ignt.
Geo. Marshall wf. 70 John u. Gill.
Thos. G0fsueh of G., trustee. o. B. W. G0rsuch.
WIN. w. spence ct a.. g. 4. J. Albert. trustee.
Michael J. Kilroy NJ to Arunah :. Abell.
". A uanway, Ac., q ". A. pier.on assiyn't
O. ". Gil. Ae.. trustees. 10 G. X. Cone. assisn'i.
Jacob B Wilhelm o. george 2. Morris.
Robert +. Difcuierfer g. Margaret A. Fenirick.
John Burn. 4 uf. 8. Alfred Il. Taft.
Peter Doyle VT % EdUard A. ROberison.
Geo. ". Ful;E. trustee. 20 A. VI. Rinehsft.
The. II. scott A vi. 60 Evan Davis.
Ellen Mcdonnell 60 Michael Farley.
Geo. ". fuliT. admir-. T. ZaehaFiah Alban. Jr.
Geo. ". Peregoy A vi. 10 Thos. Y. Bowen
Jo-eyhisc Ss .h9a. &e.. TO Thomas V. Bossn.
Maria ". MeTavish c' a.. to -. joseph Pas.
Z sionist Monastery.
John Ese. Sr.. VI @ Frederick Jaeger.
/ The heir q property "a Mt. Royal avenue and
/ the Park Commissioners.
Northern Central L. Il. Co. a Union X. X. Co.
! Canton Co.
NpntsAcas.
! Walter Psrdue A Vt. 70 Rachel A. sparks. seOO.
Melehoir fosbie vi. to Arthar J. Rich. ;rus-
tee. $500.
J. J. MeCann 4 VI. 10 Michael Berk.iek. 81 900.
\ H. Taylor te Pauline A. DarAnt. Joe.
Mary. T.. we.i'ish ct al. to cOrhsiia' X. Hesan,
$500.
Kate Schomann 60 Mary Clemens. s3oo.
Ses. W. Bowen. Ae.. 60 Thos. ". Grees. q. 600.
Mary Clemens. Ae.. 90 J. T.. Birekhead. as.igu't.
Mary A. IieTson husband, 90 Anna l.. Amos,
$1,000.
Alfred n. Tai, 4 vi. 70 Mary A. Msakis. 81 .oeo.
Richard Z. MAYNARD AZ TO Thomas Wilson
I Sani;afiun. Ste.UCn.
Loui. FiiIga,sr 4 VI. TO 4. ". RinshAs,. sseo.
ZaeharAh Allan. Jf., A vi. 60 A. ". RinehsF;.
$3.50.
| Ah"uiAss - b"Neb a VI. 70 tp@"sefhihe Neishohs
! s2oo.
I>rEHEsr ~ hrsISEs.
IIsnry Bose % Patrick !. King.
hEtEasr.
Martin kestnoiel 10 Kate keyssr.
james u. Mason 90 John Burfis.
Charles ". kidseiy, trustee, 30 Richard y.
MAYNARD uifr.
WIN. Foley to Melehoir Fouble
mtts % ssLE
Lewis ohle e. fefdin1nd N"ikeu. Zoo
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