The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1886-04-10
Property Transfers in BALTIC. County,


Geo. r. Bristor to Elisha S. French
John J. Lyons to Bernard Thillman.
J. D. johnson & wife to Md. Baptist Union A.
T. M. Ditman, &C., trus., to Chas. Il. Rippard.
VIM. II. Oliver to John II. Walter.
VIM. H. Oliver to M. V. Henning.
M. A. Frederick & wife to G. Spaight Keerl.
S. S. Peasants, trustee, to D. II. Burgan.
J. j. Baldwin, ct al, to Sam1 S. peasants, trus.
Emma B. Cross, &C., to Martha E. Hays.
Robt. M. Jones. &C., to Little A. Judik.
VIM. E. Banks wife to Mary A. Collins.
Christian Kremer & wife to Nicholas Parker.
Geo. Crossmore to Alfred Crossmore.
Richard Watts & wife to Stephen Boston.
Philip Joseph & wife to Cornelius Welker.
C. G. Horncr wife to John Long.
V. A. Temps, &C., to Robert S. Carswel
Eliphalet Parsons wife TO Eli A. Matthews.
Richard II. Bosley & others to John c. Bosley.
LEASES.
Louis Maier to Otto Molz.
Md. Baptist Union Asso. to J. D. johnson.
M. S. Townsend to Alfred Baker ct al.
J. J. REGISTER, ct al, to VIM. j. Daley.
sURRENDERs.
Otto Molz to Louis Maier.
AGREEMENT.
Anna Forster and Martha Foster.
Martha A. Festor and Leah Jackson.
ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGES
Jacob Myers, Jr., to Henry NJ. Norris
MORTGAGES.
Anna G. Mcconnell, &C., to j. Gessford, S5O0.
E. R. Hill, &c, to John g. Miller, $780,
j. w. Gist to Joshua Scrivener, S289.50.
Chas. Meyers to Emory St. p. B. A., $500.
John Baum & wife to Harrison P. B. A., $500.
Joseph Turner to Butchers M. P. A., $4,000.
Joseph Rogers & WI. to S. E. Stansbury, 500.
s. ii. Cooper to Henry S. Cooper, 81 200.
G. L. Hammond to Harriet Chew, $500.
John T.. Tilghman to ]. R. Wheeler, S3O4.50.
Jehu Williams & wife to S. A. Williams, $3.50.
I'd tn Matr Ropk
John Miller wife to Waverly B. A., $3.50.
Bernhard Schott & wife to E. Ritterhoff, $500.
J. II. Mccullough wife to j. L. Gemmell, 81, 200.
J. H. Walter to Loyola P. B. A., 1875.
J. 7. Brookhart & wife to Loyola P. B. A., $780,
M. V. Henning, &C., to Loyola P. B. A., 1875.
Jacob Warner to Mary Green, $5625.
c. S. Werstner to Geo. G. Moore Sl4.06.
J. ]. Hynes, &C., to VIM. S. Keech, $500.
VIM. I. Riley & wife to A. Y. Wilson. $3.50.
Chas. F. Diggs & wife to VIM. A. Fisher, $S,000.
John DEUEL. & wife to S. R. Martin, $1,000.
Edward Fuchs & wife to German S. Bk., $4,000.
J. REGISTER, Sr., & VT. to Agnes Kelly, $1,000.
Stephen Boston to Richard Watts, $3.50.
E. L. Rogers wife to A. M. Merwin, $1,000.
C. Weker & wife to N. c. P. B. & L. A., $3.50.
John Long & wife to C. c. Horner, SIS, 900.
Geo. S. Fritz & wife to Mandilla Snyder, $500.
BILLS OF SALE.
Thos. Harris to Miranda Harris, S367.G5.
Chas. Rogers, agent, to c. L. Hammond 5000.
Ann R. Griswod ct al, to E. D. Selby, $500.
RELEASES.
Tchabod Jean to Chas. Myers
John N. Foss to John Baum & wife.
0. Horwitz to Joseph Turner.
G.. E. w. Hardy to Edwin S. Young.
S. A. Williams to Jehu Williams.
Waverly B. A. to John Miller.
Harrison P. B. A. to Bernhard Schott & wife.
Jos. Harlan to Jonathan Amber.
Alexander Guthrie to William T. Riley wife.
Richard F. Kimball to VIM. II. Oliver.
Citizens Social B. A. to John REGISTER.
Edward S. Boune to John REGISTER.
Central Union P. B. A. to John H. Vondreehe.
Milton w. Offutt to John NJ. Curtis, &c.
David Wertz to Geo. S. Fritz.
The San Domingo Ducking Club.-The
recent visit of President Cleveland to this Club
makes any reference to it doubly interesting.
The Club is composed of twelve members, a por-
ton of whom reside in New York, the others in
Maryland. Thepresident Mr.. II T. Weld resides
in Maryland. Although somewhat advanced in
years, he is gentleman of fine physique and ro-
bust health. In fact, he is more active and has
greater powers of endurance than a majority OF
men with not half his years. He attends to the
financial and also the commissary departments of
the club with perfect satisfaction. Prompt him
self in the performance of his duties, he expects
reciprocal action on the part of others. He is a
remarkably fine shot, and, Notwithstanding his
age, there are but few of the youthful members
who have the temerity to contend with him for
the supremacy in bagging fowl in flight. There
are some other members with reputation Of ac-
curate craftsmanship, notably Mr.. Stewart and
Mr.. Hoffman, of Maryland; Mr. Sewell, of New
York, and some others. They are all gentlemen
of ample means to provide all the necssaries or
luxuries that will contribute to the comfort or en-
Y Ct the o aq ar hTs ct &C. ng
liar club on the Chesapeake or its tributaries in
point of outfit, comforts, accommodations, avail.
able shooting points and extent of water front
Their club house. which is located about two hun
bred yards from the beach, is of ample dimensions
and admirably fitted up internally. During the
cunning season they keep three house servants.
They also employ three experienced gunners (who
understand the habits and nature of wild fowD to
assist them in placing decoys, managing boats,
dogs, etc. One of these, Mr.. John Sweeting, &C.
cupies position to the ducking club that the
master of hounds does to fox hunting club. In
addition to his being perfectly familiar with the
habits and movements of the wild fowl, he is con-
sidered one of the finest shots on Chesapeake
waters-in fact, he has but one peer to my know
ledge-that is Mr.. Edward Lynch, who occupies
a similar position with the Maxwell's Point Club.
The two combined form a team unequaled as
marksmen on wing or rapid flight shooting. They
also keep ten or twelve pure bred Chesapeake Bay
uoSs. IneSe uOSS are remarkaDle I0r W0ndertul
sagacity and great powers of endurance in re-
trieving game amid the icy waters. The sagacty
of of that breed nearly rises to the level of
reason.
This club controls about five miles of water
front-two on the Gundpowder and three on Bush
river. Contiguous thereto the celebrated feed
ing grounds of all the various species of wild
fowl, from the aristocratic canvas back down to
the diminutive blue-wing and the brilliant plum
aged little teal the different localities furnishing
food adapted to the wants of the various species.
Real Estate Sales.-Geo. W. Stocksdale,
auctioneer, sold on the premises, on Saturday, Sd
inst, for Messrs. NJ. W. Offutt and E. N. Rich
trustees, farm of 2974 acres, situated at Cling
rich's Station, on the Western Maryland Railroad
improved by large frame dwelling, new barn
and other outbuildings. Purchased by Mr.. Jacob
X. Geist, of Shawan, for $3.50.
The same auctioneer sold on Monday, 9th inst,
at Glen Morris Station, W. NJ. R. r., for Messrs.
VIM. S. Keech and Edward N. Rich, trustees, the
property known as the "Jessop Farm" contain
ing 3514 acres situated on the Westminster turn
pike, short distance west of Reisterstown, and
binding on the Western Maryland railroad, to ex-
Sheriff VIM. A. Slade, for $500. The improve
ments are a small dwelling, frame barn, an old
grst mill out of repair, &c.