The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1889-01-26
Property Transfers in Baltimore County

deeds, Leases, mortgages, blllS OF sale, ETC.,
received for record in the office of the Clerk of
the Circuit Court for Baltimore county:
DEEDS, ASSIGNMENTS, ETC.
III. c. Zouck and wife to 2. g. Zouck.
f. C.. Latrobe, trus., to +. j. Turner.
Seligman Herzberg and wife to Michael Doerr
Michael Doerr and wife to Seligman HerZberg
Peter Weber to Chas Wagonfealer.
Mary J. Smith and hus., to Agnes Sullivan.
Agnes Sullivan to Robert B. Smith
r. w. Templeman, atty, to John L. Diven.
Philip Shealmann, &C., to John Shealmann.
B. S. Amos and wife to VIM. Bland &c.
J. H Flagg to Mary w. Flagg.
l.. j. Rider to Margaretta Lackey.
Daniel Hanbest to d. ID. Hanbest.
b. E. Freshman and wife to J. f. Wood.
VIM. Gerwig to F. F. Ruff.
Elias Livezey and wife to F. F. Ruff
F. F. Ruff to JAS A. Gary.
Canton Co. to G. H. Dawson, &c.
Canton Co. to Geo. Ditman and wife.
ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGE.
Martha E. Curry to w. Gill Smith,
Johanna Connor to n. C.. Burke.
NJ. w. Offutt to Seligman Herzberg.
MORTGAGES.
Conrad Null to Patapsco b. l.. & S. A. $400.
F. c. Birkfield to VIM Klirnhenn, S400.
Michael Doerr and wife to S. Herzberg 5000.
Fred. Krusmann to the Patterson Park p. l..
and B. A. 81, 040.
John Ditman & VT. to 10th G. A B. A., 81 24S.
S. Mattfeldt and hus. to Jacob Tome, $1,000.
Othello Fraction and wife to Central Union
P. B. A, 5000.
P. Fraction to the Confidence L. & S. A, $500.
BILLS OF SALE.
David Osborn to Brdsall Co., 800.
J. A. Wright to Harry Davis, 800.
Hartley adm Hkt ta Geo w Peacock.
Albert Gottchalk to Fred. Krusman and wife.
18th Ger. A. B. A. to John b. Miller.
Frank W. Trimble to Alice H. Shannan & hus.
Annie Vernon to J. McHenry Howard.
J. NJ. Cone to H. w. Corner and wife.
L. u. Condor to Mary Tweddle and hus
VIM. A. Burke to John I. Upperco and wife.
Gainesville L. & s. A, to Frank F. Ruff.
Albert G. Gilpin to John StinchcOmb and VT.
JUDGMENTS.
Necker B. and S. A. of 18th district VS.. Adam
Winkler DC, $780,
A. A. Talbot vs. r. L. Johnson, &C., $25.
g. w. Perron VS.. Robt. J.Henry& wife, 1851.
Moses Westheimer & Co., VS.. c. B. Hall, S61 IL.
Circuit Court-The following cases were
disposed of the past week: Tobias c. Linzey
vs.. Mrs. Sarah Feast ct al. before reported /;
suit for the value of horse, etc; verdict for
defendants. Harry ]. Rinehart VS.. Henry
Schoelkopf and John SchOelkopf; motion to
strike out Judgment overruled. w. b. Thomas
VS.. James Beatty; motion in arrest of judg-
ment argued and held sub curia. Frank
Keller pleaded guilty to selling liquor on Sun
day in one case and was fined $50 and costs.
Another case, similar offense was stetted on
payment of costs j. Parkhurst, Jr., & Co. VS..
Joshua Horner Jr, q Co., before reported;
verdict for plaintiffs for S226.35. Wesley A.
Tucker VS.. Howard Ridgely; Judgment for
plaintiff by confession for 81, 900 with interest
from date and costs. John w. Hartman VS..
Joseph Il. and Priscilla E. Parks; judgment
for plaintiff by confession for SIG and costs.
State, use of Elizabeth Kurtz VS.. the Baltimore
United Oil Company Judgment for plaintiff
for $3.50 and Judgment satisfied. Patrick o Con-
o1cI Ofh
person, and was sentenced to three months in
jail Same, disorderly conduct; not guilty.
VIM Hatton pleaded guilty to assault and was
sentenced to thirty days in Jail. John H. Brown,
resisting an officer; guilty, and sentenced to
ten DAYS in Jail. John Vent, 'intent to steal
dead bodies; guilty, and sentenced to one
month in Jail. Henry Baxter, breaking the
lock of the vault with intent to steal dead bodies;
guilty, and sentenced to one month in jail.
John H. Cain, larceny; plea of not guilty con-
fessed by the state. John Jonsen, charged as
a tramp, was adludged insane and ordered to
be confined in Mount Hope Retreat. Joseph
Lookingland, tramp; adjudged guilty and SEN
tence deferred.
Orphans Court.-The following business
was transacted in the Orphans Court for the
session ending January 3d. 1899:
In the matter of the estate of John p. Sadtler
Ordered that the executors of John p. Sadt-
Ter sell by private or public sale the leasehold
cSldlc vi Sdlu ucCtoScN, 1T TIC COIleT III
Clements ana Covipgton streets.
Ordered, that Charles E. Herbert administra-
tor of John ]. Herbert sell by private or pub
lie sale all the leasehold property returned in
the inventory.
Ordered, that Henry L. Straus, administrator
of Frederick Schneider, sell by public or private
sale all the personal estate of said deceased
First account of William f. Hackett, guar
dian of Mary X. Hackett (now Littleton, filed
Inventories filed in the estates of Rebecca A.
Barron, Paulina Nagle, Patrick Fitzsimmons
and Frederick Schneider.
First administration accounts filed in the es-
tates of John p. Sadtler and Paulina Nagle.
Wills of Caroline Taylor Julia Foley and
Harriet A. Piper, filed.
The following letters were granted: To Ore
gon r. Benson on the estate of Edw. Fletcher
to William D. Hamilton on the estate of James
A. Hamilton; to Martin ]. O'Hara on the es-
tate of Michal o. Hara; to Samuel Hill on the
estate of Caroline Taylor; to Andrew Henry ON
the estate of George Latchford, and to Sarah B.
Horner on the estate of Harriet A. Piper