The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1886-05-22

Ann E. Ham to Samuel Bealmear.
j. R. Mordecai, &C., to J. r. Mordecai.
Fredk. Tyson, &C., to Henry A. Parr.
P. B. Sadtler, &C., trustees, to G. II. Spilcker.
G. H. Spilcker and wife to John Curlett.
John Curlett to Trustees Woman's College.
j. S. Leib and wife to J. E. Hooper.
P. B. Sadtler, &C., trustees, to q. W. Sadtler.
Geo. W. Sadtter and wife to Jas. e. Hooper.
A. A. Hirst, &C., trustees, to Henry Taylor.
Geo. Gerst, &C., to Katie Gerst.
S. A. Smith to A. 7. X. Condor.
Saml. A. Smith to Mary A. Cowley.
R. R. Barman, &C., trustees to Jas. Trout.
j. X. P. Abrams to Eliza A. Gunner.
A. D. Clemens, Jr., & wife to j. E. Birckhead
Susan Leonard to John F. Leonard.
A. M. Fisher, &C., to Thomas Johns.
S. P. Bosley, trus., to Jas. II. Burton.
Jas. II. Burton & wife to Robt. M. Chatterton.
Louis Marie to Jesse T. Peters.
II. G.. Hutchens, treasurer, to Co. Commissioners.
Patrick O'Brien & wife to VIM. M. Busey.
J. T. Hickman to John c. Nauman.
M. Ann Kaufman to Annapolis Short Line r. r.
l.. A. Almony to jarrett Almony.
NJ. E. Offutt, &C., to j. w. 0ffutt.
Sarah Evans to Annie Winsett
L. l.. Capron, &C., to Jos. S. Johnson.
VIM. Byerly to John Rohrbaugh.
Geo. II. Hare, trustee, to Geo. W. Dehoff.
John Stoss to Gerret Ramps.
W. F. Mitchell, atty, to ]. G. Cole.
UeO. II. OOtt, Tec., 10 N. d MdlSel.
st. Mary's Seminary TO Gerard S. Watts.
Co. Commissioners to Lizetta Wallace.
LEASES
A. M. Leef & husband to P. M. Grimes.
J. P. SadtIer, &C., to Geo, H. Spilcker.
F. Faulstick & wife to H. J. Hebb.
Jas. II. Smith to J. E. Sullivan.
VIM. L. Clarke, ct al, to j. 0 Devries.
ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGE
James P. Jones to Anver R. Ensor.
Maria King to A. " Milholland.
MORTGAGES.
L. e. Ensor wife to D. II. Bollinger, 81, 100.
H. Michaes to Emory St. P B. & L. Co., $780,
N. W. Alban & wife to J. 1. Yellott, $3.50.
J. D. Belt & wife to N. Belt $1,000.
Jarrett Almony, &C., to J. R. Almony, $4,000.
j. Nick. Kemp & wife to T. I. Franklin, So, $50.
R. H. Shadrick to j. J. Carroll, 1925.
T. Nelson & wife to Peoples NJ. B. A. $500.
D. 0. Mitchell, &c., to j. 7. Vinson, 50, 500.
John Walter & VT. to Catharine Gerst 81 900.
Jas. Trout & wife to NJ. A. Talbot 81 600.
T. Johns & wife to Nth German A. B. A., SAG.
VIM. NJ. Busey & wife to A. F. Duvall, $4,000.
j. c. Nauman to BALTIC. Saving Inst, 5000.
Clara Meyer, &C., to Geo. Dorsch, $500.
BALTIC & Powhatan R. R. Co., to J. A. Gary 81, 100
Conrad Shaefer & wife to Anton Shaefer, $3.50.
VIM. Gerwig to Henry james, $4,000.
John Rohrbaug, &C., to David A. Shaner, $3.50.
VIM Magledt wife to J. R. Knight, 100.
J. G. Gent, &c, to Henry Grimm, 5000.
N. J. Maise & wife to Carrollton L. & L. A., $500
Gerrit Ramps, &c., to John Stoss 1920.
COOPERATIVE Druggist Ware Glass Manufactor.
to Jos. Friendenwald, &C., $4,000.
Nicholas Fowble & wife to r. L. Parper, $500.
L. L. Bacon, &C., to Franklin II. A., $3.50.
RELEASES.
Wesley Royston to l.. g. Ensor.
Ichabod Jean to Hannah Michaels.
Emory St. P. B. A. to Hannah Michaes.
Central Union P b. A. to George Berry, Sr.
Gardenville p. L. A. to Griffith Thomas.
Josephine Krutsky to Joseph Rezac & wife.
Sarah Conrey to L. B. Williams.
David Reus P. L. S. Co. to F. ]. Siegel.
N. R. Gill to Louis D. Thompson.
DIR. VIM. G.. Rider to J. r. Mordeca.
Elizabeth Stevenson to J. r. Mordecai.
German Fire ms. Co. to ]. L. Kreiner & wife.
A. P. Harris to NJ. c. West, &c.
W. B. Trundle to Barbara f. Miller.
Metropolitan S. Bank to Maria King.
Eary F. Peters, &C., to John G. Wafer
Waverly B. A. to John 7. Hickman.
Henry James to VIM. Gerwig.
F. W. Armstrong, &C., to Laura Lee Capron.
Franklin P. B. A. to Arthur McAnally.
Gerhard Butke to Thos. Leatherwood.
F. G. Slingluff to Nicholas J. Maisel.
James E. Bacon to Edw. L. Bacon.
In Honor of the Dead.-The Department
Commander for Maryland of the Grand Army 0
the Republic, has issued general order in whicl
he says GAS the Both of May this year will fal
on Sunday, and Memorial Day not being designa
ted as a legal holiday in the State of Maryland
Monday, May 81, will be observed. Let US, upol
that day, with reverent mien, gather up wreatl
of flowers, so mathematical of purity, and streV
them upon the graves of our deceased comrades
Let not the unmarked grave of the humblest sol
der escape our notice, but on this day we shoul(
lead the way to each patriots grave, and by on
tiny flag of freedom and floral offering point t
the hallowed spot where lies the last earthly re
mains of the defenders of the Union, our deaC
comrades. Let US call upon all our countrymen
without regard to past differences, creeds or con
ditions, to unite with us in this noble work, an(
to bring with them floral tribute. Let us taxi
with US to those hallowed graves our fathers
mothers, wives, brothers, sisters and children
and there draw a fresh inspiration of duty to Thu
living and the dead. Let our children under
stand that this is no unmeaning ceremony, ano
as they will soon take our places in the ranks o.
citizenship and duty to God and country they
must ever bear in mind the sacrifices of thei
fathers, and be ready to perform their part als'
when duty calls, and remember that thu
most exalted duty is that of patriotism.
Property Sales.-Messrs. Taylor Dreamer
auctioneers, sold on the premises, on Tuesday, TO
Henry T. Tapman, Esq, trustee, the fee simple
property on Townsend avenue, Friendship, Balti
more county, lot 60 by 303 feet improved BY /
two story frame dwelling, &C., to Mr. Edwin Wah
for 81 800.
On the same day Messrs. William Seemulle
& Co., auctioneers, sold for Bernard Carter, Esq
attorney named in the mortgages, two dwellings
apd 225 MARYLAND avenue. Baltimore county