The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1888-08-18


Deeds, Leases, Mortgages, Bills of Sale, ETC.,
received for record in the office of the Clerk OF
the Circuit Court for Baltimore county
DEEDS. ASSIGNMENTS, ETC.
NJ. W. Omutt to Mary A. Rudle1er.
VIM. L. Stork and wife to N. w. James
VIM T.. Stork and wife to Carrie V. w. WHITE.
Geo. A. Burk to Jane Davis nm
Elizabeth Baker to VIM. Il. i. Babikow and VIE.
John Doniecki and wife to A. G. Congregation.
Caroline Schneider and hus. to G. p. Thomas.
Geo. p. Thomas to Caroline Schneider
j. Il. Randle and wife to w. A. Dorsey.
John N. Foss and wife to John Matuyu and wife
+. Faulstick and wife to ii. j. Hebb, z.
NJ. L. Sadtler, &C., to VIM. E. Watkins.
John Glenn, &c, trIs., to Jas. A. Gary.
r. G. Mclaughlin to J. M. Mclaughlin.
NJ. w. Offutt to A Debaugh.
NJ. l.. Sadter, &c to Chas. McRae.
A. A. FalcOner to T. P. Bogano.
r. H. Gill to Sarah Z. Gill.
BALTIC. Cricket Club b. Co. to BALTIC. Cricket Club.
John Donieck to z. David Shea.
VIM. S. Keech to Chas. Neuman.
j. S. Bowen to Davis Baker.
Elizabeth Otto, &C., to b. c. Swormstedt.
VIM. J. d. Parlctt, &c, to f. Hermann, 5000
NJ. A. Rudigier and huS to C. W. Bartleson $1,000.
G. V. W. White and hus. to John Gill, $1,000.
Jane Davis and hus. to Geo. A. Burk, $500.
7. b. Hall to PatapscO L; s. S. A.. $1,000.
L. ID. Sweeney to A. e. Field, 5000.
a: CONGREGATION to John Doniecki, 500.
John MatuyG and wife to ]. N. Foss, $4,000
J. A. Foudray to waverly b. A., $3.50.
A: Debaugh and wife to Eliza Emory, 5000.
Ellen Schley and huS. to A. V. MihOlland, s. 600.
W.E.Watkins & VT. to NJ. L.Sadtler &c.,$ 81, 1888.
CHATTLE MORTGAGES
CIV. Cole to Pitts Agricultural Works 81 10.
N. II; Hunt to Pitts Agricultural Works, S173.
=. j. Triplett to s. r. Conrey, $132.50.
j. S. Martell to GOttlieb Stengel 81 800.
BILLS OF SALE.
John Kennedy to John L. Shea.
David Wagner to Lewis Wedi, $65.
]. w. Shargrcen g. wife to J. II. ReckOrd, $lO7.50.
RELEASES.
Seligman Herzberg to VIM. j. b. Parlett.
John Gill, &C., VIM. L. Stork.
Saml. Dorsey to T. B. Hall.
Christoph Dumer to Elizabeth Baker.
John Gunter, admir-, to John Gunter g. wife.
=. ID: Shea to j. Doniecki and wife.
w. Edgeworth Bird to J. e. Randle and wife.
]. NJ. Gallagher to A. D. Clemens. Jr.
Geo. G. Hooper to VIM. ID. FOudray.
Govanstown b. A. to VIM. B. Foudray.
Waverly b. A. to Ellen Schley.
Elizabeth Otto, &C., to A. s. baldwin.
MAGISTRATE JUDGMENTS.
a. D. Clemens, Jr., VS.. A. l. ]. Smith; $9I 80.
X. s. Allnutt, &C., VS.. Garrett Brown $59.91.
G. j. E. Spruth, vs.. H. Benner s. VT. 1909.
Convention P. ,. A. VS.. S. A. Temple and Isaac
Convention P. B. A. VS.. F. and c. Mohr, $780,
Convention T. B. A. VS.. Geo. Holtzner and Barbara
Eburg, $780,
7. w. League to j. E. Clayton, $34.s7.
j. Sachs & Son VS.. Johann Endres, $4494
Tenth Annual Tournament of the Tow
son Guards-Fine Weather and a Large
Crowd.-The tenth annual tournament of the
Towson Guards took place in Chew's woods,
adjoining TOwsOntown, on Wednesday after
noon. The weather was fine and between six
and eight hundred people were present. After
q parade through the principal streets of the
town the Guards, headed by the Burgoyne
Band and followed by the knights. marched
delivered by Mr.. John S. Ensor. The riding
then commenced, each night having three tits,
with the following result:
VIM. NJ. Whiteford, Knight of Cambria,
rings; f. T. Debaugh, Knight of Arcadia No. 1
7 rings; H. R. Bay, Knight of Maryland, 8
rings; 6. Albert Getty, Knight of the Druids,
No. 2, 3 rings; r. G. McComas, Knight of
Greenwood, I rings; w. c. McComas, Knight
of "Only to Try" Brings S. F. Uhler, Knight
of White Wings, 4 rings S. S. Gore, Knight
of West Point, rings; ]. c: Howard, Knight
of Locust Lodge, 8 rings; G. f. Howard, Knight
of Verdant Valley, rings; Harry Pearce,
Knight of the Manor, 6 rings VIM. Parlett,
Knight of Long Green, rings; 7. NJ. Pearce,
Knight of Clifford, rings.
G. L. Howard was the only knight who took
8 rings and carried off the first honors. The
tie between John Howard and H. r. Bay was
won by the former, and Il. NJ. Pearce, was
fourth. The ladies who were crowned were
Miss Della Hitchcock, of Baltimore, queen /;
Miss Maud Tracey, of Washington LIST maid
Miss Martha Wolf, of Baltimore, ID maid, and
Miss Florence Whittle of Baltimore, Sd maid.
The prizes were first-set of single harness
second-a riding saddle; third-a riding bride;
fourth-a driving whip. Capt. MCLEAN pre-
scented J. C. Howard, Knight of Locust Lodge,
with gold medal which he won as the cham
piOn rider at the Guards tournament last year.
The coronation address was delivered by Mr..
Eugene Burton, and at the conclusion of these
ceremonies dancing was commenced and con-
tinued until a late hour. Prof. Chas. Stewart s
orchestra of five pieces furnished excellent
dancing music.
Col. Colgate O. Cockey, who was to have
served as chief marshal, was present but was
unable to act on account of indisposition. Mr..
Caleb S. Hobbs of the ID district, very accept
ably filled the position, assisted by DR.. r. G.
Massenburg. The judges were Messrs. John
w. Shanklin, Mark Mellor, Richard NJ. How
ard, John Grason and DR.. r. f. Burton.
On the whole the tournament proved a very
successful and enjoyable affair and nothing oc-
Cured to mar the pleasures of the day. Capt.
Mclean and Lieuts. Pilson and Chew were in
defatigable in their efforts to insure the success
of the affair.
The Work of an neutrality-suspicious.
Escape of Family Charles and
Wilbur Grover and their sister, Miss Matte
Il. r IL De-.