The Baltimore County union., 1883-03-03

Property Transfers IN BALTIC. County
Deeds, Leases, Mortgages, Bills Of Sale, etc., 70.
eelvod for record In tho Office Of the Clerk Of the
Circuit Court for Baltimore county;
DEEDS.
Augustus ID. Clemens, Jr., 10 Henry &. Hua
Geo. w. W. Smith 10 Thos. Y. J. German.
Thoe. =. J. German 10 Mary Clark.
John Matthews a wife TO Elijah chiicoat.
ZaehariAh Alban, trustee, TO William IT, Bull.
George johnson and others 20 VIM. II. Bull.
J. /. nOlbrook and vie 10 T.. l.. Holbrook, &c.
Isaac Crowther, Sr., and wife 20 :. As Arthur.
John c. Noland aud wife to l.. 5. CarsWell.
Howard 7. Ritter. admir-. 10 Chas. 7. l.. Lager.
John link aud wife TO George fowbie.
Eudocia stansbury TO Wm. =. Preston.
Wesley Il. cuddy TO Geo. l. cuddy.
Elira Hicks, and others To Isaac vanhorn, Jr.
Enoch Pratt and wife TO John W. barrett.
Frederick Doble TO Jacob n. ShcrtEer.
Sam1. Snowden, trustee, TO W. s. Wilhelm, &c.
John Mike, mnrtagee, to Catharine Ger.t, &c.
Eli =. Saubie aud wife 10 John s. Sauble.
Isaac ID. Jones, &C., trustees. to Francis White.
Adolph u. lIoen 60 Helen May IlOen.
John Y. Hoffman, trustee 20 GEORGE WIN. Gail
Margaret kopp, Ac., 10 Maria Bsire.
Richard Powbie aud wife 90 Alex. II. HorntT.
Sam'l 5. Carroll and wife 70 Henry Zinkan.
Nsson Townfend and wife 10 Henry Kern, &c.
Joshua Mulnix a wife TO Chas. W. Muinix.
James Morris ard wife 20 Thomas DyTne.
MORTGAGES.
WIN. u. hull 4 others to 5. A. Miller, &C., $500
VIM. Atkinson A wife to John u. wentr, s.. 500
Emily Lloyd. &C., to 5. +. Townsend, s92.
V. B. Bennett to y. II. bennett, $500.
Q. y. MArshail A wife to Franklin p. B. A.. 5000
II. l.. Bergman wife 90 J. T. Dueker. 5000.
Mary J. Love 20 Martha y. Williams, $500.
e. i. l.. Lager Sswifc 20 Achsah Ritter, sS00.
J. W. Long 10 sth German American Il. A. $500
i. chileoat A. vi. to Catherine Cameron. 8, 900
J. y. q. l.. Miller 20 Y. J. wheian, $3.50.
A IN tv Nauu a
Edward Upton a VT 20 Thos. Pcsrcc. 2iI.OO.
Alex. Riddcll 4 VI to J. n. &. Watts, 80, 800.
Jacob u. ShertEer W. 10 p. Dobler. 81 500.
J. Edwards VT t0 81 James u. Society, $50.
J. Edwards A. vi. 10 81. James u. Society, $3.50.
VIM. Harris 10 50. james Ben. Society, $50.
John Is. Foster vi. 10 WIN. Maloney, $1,000.
80. a Jos. Klein to Josh. Thomas A Bro, .05o.
John walbrenner 20 The Pitts. Agricultural
Works. ehattels, $i9s.59.
Jacob Odensass A uf TO q. p. Whitaker, g., 900.
Geo. W. Gall vi. 10 John V. Hoffman, trustee,
$4,000
II. Zinkhan a. VT TO L. scHarrman, 800.
Thos. Byrne TO Harrison Bldg. Asso., $4,000.
Fashion In the Saddle.-Ths iasyieaa
says horseback riding is not only an enjoyable,
but also a very healthfui exercise. though rather
an expensive pleasure for city folks, as not every
body can own n hne riding nag or hire one,
either. With Baltimore society foiks equestrian
ism has become high accomplishment, and dur
ing the past feu years there has been n growing
interest manifested by the young folks in fashion
able circles of this city in becoming graceful and
skilfui riders Nearly every clear morning scores
of young ladies may be seen riding out Charles
stree, avenue in couples or in parties of three,
four or more, laughing aad chatting merFiIy a.
they 60 clat,ering along the road. Some of the
pTe,tiest bellies think nothing of an eight. mile
ride early in the mornin., no matter IL the
weather u cold. Equestrianism is fast becoming
tsaL.
American girls are following the example Of their
rudy, hearty English sisters in cultivAting a
taste for healtbful out door exercises. Many of
the Baltimore bellies daring and skilfal rider.
and some Of them who ride With the Elkriigers
in their fox hunts can clear a fence OF a stream
on the backs of their spirited stsei. aud never
think of slipping in the saddle. Oiien they leave
some Of their male friend. away behind them il
the chase.
A. to the riling costumes. fashions seldom
change, AMI the long. faaing black habit and
sik hat Of twenty years ago are ,tll in style.
The hats are a little jauntier, though. and some
of the lAiie. have discarded the siik Ia, and nos
wear charming cloth velvet hats of different
styles, with plumes. They are very pretty, but
the old conventional style il the most fashionable
Some Il thc riding habits are handsomely ern-
bfOidered. Many of the young ladies when not
riding with gentleman friend. have n male pro-
tee,or in a foo'man or a liveried attendant. Two
well kuoWn Baltimore bellies make n very stylish
tarn out after this fashion They ride two spirit
ed brown horses, are very pretty and graceful.
and are generally accompanied in their morning
jauni by a Celtic attendant, elaboraieiy done W
in blue coat with large silver buttons. white cor
duroy Psnis, met at the knees by fancy high
topped boots, and the attire completed with a
high silk hat and eockade. This little party at
tracts considerable attention. Even the old folk.
to some extent have caught the equestrian craIc.
and several ladies'. whose ages range from i0 90
60-bGt whose names the writer would not tell for
\ small fortunc-are iligently learning the graccs
oi equestriAnism. Fond and iniulgent parents
are also having their children tsusht horseback
riding. the same as they would have them in.
s,rue,e4 10 any other accomplishment.