The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1885-10-17
Property Transfers in BALTIC. County,

Property Transfers In BALTIC. County,
deeds, Leases Mortgages, Bills of Sale, etc., re-
ceived for record in theofice of the Clerk of the
circuit Court for Baltimore county:
DEEDS AND ASSIGNMENTS.
John W. Bond d wife to VIM. L. Stork.
Harriet B. Skidmore to VIM. L. Stork.
Jonn Bangerd to George Fischer.
francis Albert wife to Mary Ann ALDER.
n a. Hirst, &C., trustees, to W. G. Carr.
Y. W. Robinson, Jr., &C., to Conrad Emmel.
Rosa l.. Selling to B. & o. R. r. Co.
John Jones to f. NJ Hines.
L: u Yearley, &C., trustees to Joseph Kingsley.
Wlfred III. Netteton, &C., to Emily J. Morling.
Emily J. Morling, &C., to D. H. Emory.
!. W. Ward to Alex. H. Rutherford, Jr.
Eva Seldner to Abbie SHERMAN.
Henry Menger to G. H. Menger.
Kate Ellicott, ct al, trus, to Robt. Biggs, trus.
N, Carroll Spence, &C., to Jno. M. Campbell, et.al.
Chas. A. Leas & VT. to Mary A. York.
VIM. II. Sullivan wife to Jesse E. Sullivan.
John G. Durborrow to Jas. w. Denny.
Evan Davis n Rachel Ensor.
P. B. Sadtler, &C., trus., to Chas. E. Dickey.
Y. Il. Dickey wife to VIM. M. Burgan.
VIM. M. Burgan 4 wife to Geo. r. Clark.
L. G. Smith to James A. Wilson.
~ ). Farber, atty, to Levi 7. Milburn.
Il. r. Boarman, assignee, to Winefred Smith.
A. N. Horner, &C., exrs to Winefred Smith.
Chas. j. Hull to JAS E. Robinson.
I. Henry Smith to Ferdinand c. Dugan.
f. G. Dugan to John H. Schmidt.
L. r. James, &C., to Louisa z. Pennington.
Richard Hamilton, trustee to I. A. Pennington.
l. A. Pennington to Sam'l P. Townsend.
A. D. Clemens, Jr., to Lennox Birckhead.
Margaret Gohlinghorst, &C., to Geo. A. Rixse.
LEASES
E. B. Rest & husband to M. F. O'Neill & wife.
Geo. R. Clark & wife to VIM. R. Llewellyn.
X. r. Boarman, &C., trus, to Christian Maisel.
Ichabod Jean & wife to Geo. F. Strauss.
Geo. M. Sharp to Lemuel German.
SURRENDER.
M. o. Seldner to John W. Ward, Jr.
Alpheus P. Sharp to Geo. M. Sharp.
ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGES
A. M. Johnson, &C., exrs., to A. R. Dorsey, trus.
Chas. E. Dckey to Phillip H. Hiss.
MORTGAGES.
Geo. W. Maynard q W.T., to S. A. Hopkins, 5000.
: M. A. Albert &C., to Unequal P. B. A. $2,73O.
Wesley G. Carr & wife to Emory st. P. B. & L..
Company, 5000.
E. S. Allen to Fritz Fincke, 81 200.
Joseph Kingsley & wife to Carrollton Land and
Loan Asso., 5000.
John Lachmann & wife to Waverly B. A., 81 1926.
Eva Seldner to Rachel Neaberger, $25, 800.
jesse E. Sullivan & wife to w. S. Hanway, $3.50.
VIM. M. Burgan to Chas. E. Dickey, $4,000.
Mary w. Valiant, &C., to Merchants and Mechan-
les P. B. & L. A., $1,000.
w. Smith, &C., to James F. McCabe, $3,70444.
W. Smith, &C., to J. F. McCabe, 1856 06.
J. Il. Schmidt to 18th German A. B. A. S416.
G. f. Strauss to John G. Strauss, $500.
G. Freehwald, &C., to A. Rice, 1912.
X. M. Wilson, &C., to John Zehner, 1900.
R. S. Gill & wife to II. G. Zouck, $1,000.
VIM. L. Matthews, &C., to d. Beckley, $500.
BILL OF SALE.
G. Ehrhardt Jr. wife to G.. Ehrhardt, Sr. 1887.
RELEASES.
Henry Riefe to Mary A. Albert.
Maryland P. B. A. to Mary Ann Albert.
E. j. Wallace, &C., to VIM. H. Chester, &c.
]. Preston exrs. to E. S. Allen.
Waverly B. A. to John Lachmann.
G. F. Grabb to Catherine Macken.
Central Union P. B. Asso. to VIM. H. Sullivan.
Permanent Land Co. to C. E. Dickey,2
P. H. Hiss to Chas. E. Dickey.
John Wilmington to L. H. Robinson.
L. Birckhead, admir-, to A. D. Clemens, Jr.
Friendship B. A. No. to Louis Freund.
Something About Coal Fires.-There can
be no question that much fuel is wasted in the man
ner of replenishing coal fires and any rule by
which the same can be saved is at least worthy of
trial. Stoves should be fed with o little coal at
a time, and often. frequently, servants to save
time and trouble, put on great deal at once, the
first result being that almost all the heat is alb
sorbed by the newly put on coal, which does not
give out heat until it has become red hot. Hence
for while the room is cold, but when it becomes
fairly aglow the heat is insuferable. The time to
replenish fire is as as the Goals begin to
show ashes on their surface; then put ON merely
enough to show layer of black coal covering the
red. This will soon kindle, and as there is not
much of it, an excess of heat will not be given out.
Many also put out the fire by stirring the CRATE
as soon as fresh coal is put on, thus leaving all
heat in the ashes, when it should be sent to the
new supply of coal. The time to stir the fire is
just when the new coal is pretty we'll kindled.
This method of managing coal fire is trouble
some, but it saves fuel, gives more uniform heat
and prevents the discomfort of alterations of
heat and cold, above referred to.