The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-28

EEOpofky IfGnt4cr3 IN BultOs County,
Deeds, Leases, Mortgages, Bills Of Sale, etc., re-
eeived for record In the Office Of the Clerk Of th,
Circuit O. urt for Baltimore county;
DEEDS.
;. W. worlhing,on, trustee. 10 +. q. Merry man
J. A. Dorr and wife TO ". = Ring.
Geo. Kephart 10 the vcstry Of Reisterstown parish
L. a. =. Everhart to u. Z. Everhari.
II. J.. Everbart to w. u. Marks.
X. A. Crever, 4e., TO John Shuppert.
Isaac Hartmann, &c.. trustees, 10 q. NJ. Gill.
Peabody Heights Co. TO II. p. Bayley.
u. Bayley and wife 10 y. II. Bennett.
Margaret IIeinlcin 20 Elizabeth Bean.
Evan Peddicord, 9e., 70 Anne Hughes.
Peter Seepcrt to MaTgarc, seepert.
J. u. Wheeler to N. J. Murphy.
J. $. baldwin and wife 10 J. +. Carly.
@. ". ATmaeost, &c., TO N. l.. clautiee.
:. I. Isaac and wife TO ". A. Brodie.
I. T. Belt and wife 20 HE. EverhaFt.
4. T. Ensor, trustee, 20 Henry Howell.
David Wilson ct al. to Daniel Miller ct al.
z. A. Buchanan to T.. Lippincoti, &C.
Z. LPpineoi,, 4e.. trustees To J. W. jenkins, Jr.
l.. Y. Frank, trustee, 10 l.. T.. Wilcox.
II. ]. Michael and wife to J. c. Lee.
a. 7. Burt, &c., executor. to q. l.. Richter.
Thos. Purdy, and wife TO Arthur MeAnaIly.
u. 7. Anderson, &e.. to G. W. Anderson.
Wilson Townsend and wife to J. S. whiteford.
J. s. whi,eford and wife to Jno. Green, &c.
ASSIGNMENT.
Peter seipert to Margaret Seipert.
q. y. Webb to Charles Webb Of J.
MORTGAGES.
j. II. Aull and wife to German $. D., 81, 200.
;. a. Arthur, &c. TO Central 4. +. u. A., $500.
;. A. Barnes to Northern Cent. u. a $. .A.,SI,I5O.
Peter Ruhl and wife TO N. J. ParIett, $500.
q. u Hare and wife 70 Dan1 Bcckley, Si.22G.
NJ. l.. Ring. 4c.. TO !. 4. Dorr, s., 900.
4. j. Poole. &C.. 10 T. II. Poole. Si,s6O.
Chas. Peizold. &c.. 20 4. $. l.. & = Asso, 81 800
): Given. &c, TO I. T.. Booth, $3.50.
w. =. Sprenger to Raymond Ebardt, 3c., $500.
w. ~. Baker and wife 20 +. u. Councilman, $500.
W. &. Carr to Emory 81. Per. u. 4 l.. Co., $500.
y: , Wilson, Jr, &c. 60 Oryie IIorwiix, - 1850.
". L. EverhaTi, &c.. to waverly u. A.. 81, ,sGo.
y. u. Tracey, ac., to 7. II. Tracy, $3.50.
u. 7. Bayley aud wife to !. T.. vaaEey, $4,000.
As. Potter and wife tot ". Bartholomee, 50, 900.
q. L. Richter and wife to A. =. Bart. 3c. 81, 900.
". a. klug aud wife 20 wavcrly u. A., $500.
Arthur MeAnaiiy 4 wife TO Thos. Purdy, $500.
LEASES.
lehabod Jean and wife to W. c. Carr.
RELEASES.
u. II. Hooper TO :. A. Barnes.
Home BID A.so. % Alfred Selig.
DAM lieckley to q. 4. Hare.
ncl.ona Gunpowdcr 60. to Frcdk. Woitcrs
J. X. Mark. to ". ~. Roberts
Zee Hive u. 4. to j. II. Wheeler.
= Finkeiion 10 u. q. Mclniosh. Gc.
orville IloTWi,I to J. :. Wilson.
ttts As'NAF W W e. zimmerman
Home Bld. Asso. 10 e. T. Belt.
e. W. Gaddcss, executor, to X. i. Bayley.
NavcTly " I. l.. l.. 4 u. A. 20 ". A. klug.
Z. W. Anderson 10 u. 7. Anderson.
The City Council and the Maryland
Central.-The baltimore City Council commit.
tee on Way. AMI Means. ~ its meeting on Mon.
day last again considered the matter of indors
ing the bonds of the Maryland Central Railroad.
The following report was finally agreed upon
THE joint standing committee on Ways and
Means. e. whom was referred the memorial and
ordinance Of the Maryland Central Railroad ask
ing ID" Mayor and City Council to authorize and
direct vote of the people to be taken upon the
indorsement of frsi-mortgago bonds Of their com
Pany 10 the extent Of SG00.0O". and modified after
wards. verbally. to an ndorscment Of $3.50. 900 oi
said bonds. conditioned upon the completion Of
the road. have given the application much con.
Eidcraton. Examination has proved that the road
as Tar a. constructed reflects the highest credit
upon the integrity. energy and capacity of IL.
management. Strict economy has marked IL.
progress towards Beiair. where IL l. evident /,
must stop until IL receives additional aid. Such
a condition Of affairs appealed very strongly "a
the sympaihcs of your committee as well as the
earnest interest evident in Baltimore and Hartford
counties among those whose opinions are we'll
worthy of respect. Yet NJ this time your commit.
tee could not reach conclusion that IL was their
duty % repor, favorabiy upon the proposition.
Public opinion seems 90 be settled that in the
future no more responsibility should be assumed
by the city of Baltimore in aid Of railroad enter.
prises, no matter how mcri;orious in character OF
promising 20 the ultimate good result Of their
completion
The repor, could not be made 20 the council be
cause the committee could not agree upon a rcso.
luton TO accompany il. Some Of the member.
wished 20 report resolution in favor Of being
discharged from the further consideration Of the
subject for the present. and others to defer the
matter until fall.