The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1885-12-05

Deeds. Leases, Mortgages, Bills of Sale, etc., re-
ceved for record in theofi of the Clerk of the
Circuit Court for Baltimore county:
DEEDS AND ASSIGNMENTS.
S. NJ. Young to John ORourke.
Elizabeth Fear, &C., to Gabriel Duval.
Charles Westrich to Kunigunda Lamm.
School Commissioners to VIM. Newman.
A. Y. Dofeld and wife to Kate Watkinson.
Otto Seifert & wife to Conrad Michling.
J. T. Ensor & wife to Peter Deipold.
]. T. Ensor & wife to Konrad Kuhn, &c.
W. F. Dean to Kate w. Atkinson.
Henry Hellman to James Cooley.
T. T. Hause to B. F. Hoffacker.
J. B. Robinson, & wife to Sebastian Mueller.
VIM. E. Banks to VIM. J. McFadden, 2.
M. w. Ofutt, trustee, to John Piersol.
R. A. Candles to Katie Gerst.
W. Edgeworth Bird to Joseph E. Randle.
Ii. H. Blackstone and wife to John Dietz.
John Dietz and wife to Christian Dietz.
w. Ii. Bergman to Kate w. Atkinson.
LEASES.
Geo. T. SadtIer to Annie Kimble.
MORTGAGES.
E. J. Roberts to Loyola p B. A., $4,000.
John d. Belt & wife to Sarah Shields, 5000.
P. Deipold to D. W. Cameron, 1926.
Konrad Kuhn, &C., to D. w. Cameron, 1925.
G. Z. Belt to Harrison B. A., $4,000.
c. E. Stambaugh to Emily j. Walker, 81 900.
John Lee & wife to Kenrick B. A. No. Z, $50.
S. Mueller to Gardenville P L. A., s., 900.
J. B. Robinson & VT. to Germantown P. B. A.,
$1,000.
E. c. F. Greiffahn, &C., to Sycamore P. B. & S. S.,
$500.
Basil Gardner to VIM. Wheeler, $4,000.
j. E. Randle and wife to H. Rich, 81, 1000.
Christian Dietz & wife to John Dietz.
S. Pletsch to VIM. Davis, 81 900.
BILLS OF SALE.
Geo. A. Hertlein to August Glene, $4S2.47.
r. e.
RELEASES.
H. F. Riele to Hugo X. A. G. Walter
American Fire Insurance Co. to John Quinn.
L. z. Condor to e. J. Roberts.
Nathaniel Belt to John D. Belt.
Edwin Warfeld to Elijah J. Bond wife.
Cumberland Dugan, &c., to ]. E. Sinclair, 2.
Henry H. Gore to J. Vinton Brown.
Franklin P. B. A. to John D. Belt.
A. S. Baldwin to Jas. 3. Robinson.
J. NJ. Anderson to r. A Candles.
An Interesting Case.-In the Circuit Court
on Saturday last, Judge Fowler passed an order
in the matter of the trust estate under the will of
the late George Freshman, relative to the FORE
closure of $40 900 mortgage upon the property
on Charles street avenue of DR.. George Merry
man, deceased. In June, 1888, the Trustees of
the Freshman estate loaned to DIR. Merryman
$4,000 for five years, under the order of the Cir
cult Court. The mortgagor died on September
oath, 1885, and on October 1st, 1885, one of the
quarterly interest notes of $3.50 matured. The
executors, not knowing of the maturity of the
note, did not pay it, but shortly afterwards they
ascertained that it was overdue, and offered to
pay it, and rendered the trustees the sum of $3.50
in legal tender notes. The mortgages claimed
that the whole $4,000, by reason of the failure to
pay the $3.50 interest note was due and demand
able, and therefore demanded payment within a
week, and in default of which they threatened to
proceed to sell. The principal not being paid,
Ferdinand c. Dugan, attorney named in the mort
gage, on behalf of Cumberland Dugan and Dwight
Z. Lyman, the trustees, advertised the property
for sale under foreclosure, on Tuesday, December
LIST instant. The representatives of the mort
gagor, through their counsel, Messrs. Schumacher
& Whitelock, thereupon filed a petition in the
trust estate case asking that the trustees, who
were acting under the supervision of the court,
be forbidden to sell. provided the interest note
was paid. Judge Fowler, by his order, passed
upon this petition and upon the answer, granted
the prayer of the petition of the Merrymans, and
directed the trustees and attorney to suspend pro-
ceedings to foreclose, and to withdraw the adver-
tsement of sale until the further order of the
court. The expense of advertising, &C., now
awaits the further action of the court.
The Old and the New First M. E. Church.
The last services in the old First M. E. Church,
corner of Charles and Fayette streets, Baltimore,
were held last Sunday. The pastor, Rev. J. F.
Goucher, officiated, and the sermon was preached
by Presiding Elder Lanahan. This church has
been sold and it will be torn down and business
houses erected upon the site.
The new First NJ. Z. Church is located on the
corner of st. Paul street extended now called st.
Paul avenue) and Third street. in the Belt, but it
is not yet completed. When finished it, together
with the parsonage and chapel, will have cost
style of the architecture is Romanesque. The
church is an odd-looking building, but when fin
ished will be remarkably handsome The chapel
will be dedicated next Sunday, and the congre-
cation will worship there until the church is ready
for use, which will be in about years time.
The old church, corner Charles and Fayette
streets, was erected in 1874 by the present Mount
Vernon Church congregation. In 1869 the Light
Street Church congregation purchased this build
ing, and the Mount Vernon congregation built
the beautiful edifice they now occupy in Mount
Vernon Place. The Light Street congregation
worshipped in their chapel on the south side OF
German street until the Mount Vernon congrega-
ton moved, in 1872. The church has served its
purposes we'll, but with the growth of the city and
the changing of places of residence, the congrega-
ton in great part now live too far away from it
for convenient attendance.
The new building will be an elegant and highly
ornamental monument to the birth of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, and great improvement
to the neighborhood in which it stands.
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