The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1886-02-06

property Transfers in BALTIC. County.-
Leeds, Leases, Mortgages, Bills of Sale, etc., re
celved for record in theoffce of the Clerk of tn
Circuit Court for Baltimore county:
DEEDS AND ASSIGNMENTS.
Frederick Faulstick & wife to John T. Cook.
Eugene lowering, &C., to P. Hanson Hiss.
Geo. W. Parsons to Elephalet P. Ferguson.
). ID. Schone, treasurer to R. R. Boarman.
II. II. Boarman & wife to j. M. Dulaney.
Georgle U. Benson, &C., to Basil S. Benson.
Basil 5. Benson to Lola e. Crisp, 2.
Basil 5. Benson to Mahlon A. Benson, 6.
Basil 5. Benson to Richard S. Benson, 2.
Basil 5. Benson to Basil Benson Whalen, 2.
Peabody Heights Co. to N. BALTIC. P. R. II. Co.
Church Home and Infirmary to James Scott.
Chas II. Watts to Herbert Hooper.
Lennox Birckhead to A. D. Clemens, Jr.
A. D. Clemens, Jr., &C., to G. R. Williams.
J A. ID. Clemens, Jr, &C., to VIM Wagner.
A. d. Clemens, Jr, &C., to j. w. Patterson.
A. d. Clemens, Jr., &c. to Mary A. Conine.
A. d. Clemens, Jr &C., to Oliver c. Starring.
John I. Nelson, ct al, TO David L. Slade.
R. H. Macgill & wife to John M. Glenn.
w. Chew Van Bibber & wife to August Opel
VIM. 7. King to George II. Sergeant.
Philip G. Horn to Rose A. Horn.
VIM. L. Marbury, trus.. to A. H. Robertson, trus
Macmillan Pitt & wife to J. Henry Pitt.
c. l.. LeFevre, &C., to VIM. L. Stork.
LEASES.
M. M. Gordon, &C., to Chas McGanogil.
Church Home and Inirmary to James Scott.
A. D. Clemens, Jr., &C. to VIM. H. Oliver.
Macmillan Pitt & wife to F. L. Kramer.
sURRENDERs.
James Scott to Church Home and Infirmary.
ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGES
Samuel Pinkerton to VIM. S. Keech.
M. j. Durkees, extrx., to jeremiah 7. Quicker.
MORTGAGES.
John Louis & VT. to Unequal P. B. A., $1,170.
John g. Bayer to Adam Claggett, 1925.
Ephraim Bull & wife to Caleb Cross, $1,000.
R. F. Reynolds to H. W. Peregoy, $1,000.
Franz. Hettchen to Geo. Schwinn B. A., S1,S72.
VIM. P. Jean & wife to J. A. Fairbank, 1900.
VIM. l.. Stork & wife to C. l.. LeFevre, $500.
P. G. Horn & wife to Mary T. Roman, 5000.
Zephaniah Poteet to Emma Freshman, $1,000.
f. Il. Kramer to BALTIC. S. Butchers L.. A., 81 100
RELEASES.
Robert B. White to Chas. R. Beck.
Chas. e. Spalding 20 Edward 7 Roberts.
Mary A. Albert, &c. to John Louis.
Unequal P. B. A. to John Louis.
Moses Fox to Caleb G. Merritt.
Nehemiah Bergman to e. D. Selby, &c.
Rebecca J. Stocksdale to E. D. Selby, &c.
Randalstown B. A. to Chas. N. Bush, &c.
Myers R. Jones to Fanny M. Lorain.
Waverly M. & p. L. L. & B. A. to A. D. Clemens.
Home B. A. to Franz Hettchen.
William II. Price to Zephaniah Poteet.
BILLS OF SALE.
Geo. Schrver to Chas. E. Loeber $2S2.95.
JUDGMENTS IN COURT.
j. W. Lee & Son VS.. I. G. Lindsay, S165,66.
Seligman Herzberg VS.. G. W. League, S4lS.
Augustus Fauner VS.. John Burnett, $204.42.
Kingsville, 18th District.-since the cover
ed bridge over Little Gunpowder, on the Phila-
delphia turnpike was washed away, temporary
bridge has been used at that point, and it was
certainly dangerous looking affair, and has been
the cause of much complaint from persons who
were compelled to use it. The first accident oc-
cured there Friday morning of last week, when
Mr.. Scott Standiford, who drives the stage to
was in the act of crossing. Part of the
railing and trestling had been washed away, and
Mr.. Stamford, considering it dangerous, unhitch
ed his team and pulled the stage across by hand,
and then attempted to take his horses over, when
one of them became frightened and fell from the
bridge and was washed some distance down the
stream. The animal was pulled out with ropes,
when it was found to be badly crippled.
Mr.. A. L. Thompson has commenced the har-
ness making business in this place. He is very
energetic young man and it is hoped he may sue
ceed He acquired his trade with Platt, the har-
ness maker, of Baltimore. II.