The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1890-12-20
Property Transtersin Baltimore County.

Geo. Miller and wife, &c, toJames +. Morgan.
VIM. H: Gill and wife to NJ. L. Jennings.
Druid Mills NJ. Co. to Skipwith Wilmer.
A. ]. Tarbert and wife to Joshua Gwynn.
Thos. B. Whyte, &c. to Caroline McCrea.
]. F. Centrum, &C.. truS., to +. j. Hance.
LEASES.
Ludwig Sellmayer and wife to A. Schuck.
st. James Savings Fund to T. Won Rintein.
Canton Company to Geo. NJ. SchartZ.
ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGES.
Geo. G. Hooper to w. Burns Trundle.
B. +. Horwitz, trus., to Elias Livezey.
Elias Livezey to Roger I: Gill.
Jacob Lerian, exec. and trus., to L. H. Ebardt.
U. Grant Wheeler to VIM. H. Wheeler.
MORTGAGES.
Caroline McCrea & hus to John Hubner, $500.
Joseph Donhauser to Patterson Park P L. &
Geo. Huebschmann e. VT. to GIG Hooper, $500.
s. s 3, Spencer and nus to A NJ AuseS q h"S'
Jervis Spencer and wife to J. I. Yellott, 81 500.
NJ. J. Kilroy and wife to Govanstown L. & L.
A. s1.S20.
c. H. Jones, Jr., and wife to n. X. Gill, $1,000.
Lydia Seigman and hus. to Equitable B. IL l..
A, of New Freedom, Pa, 500.
CHATTEL MORTGAGE.
Adam Kramer to Samuel d. Price, $500.
BILLS OF SALE.
Jordan Cole to Henry Il. Ashe, $50.
JUDGMENTS.
Carney P. S. and L. A. to L. w. Streb. &C., 800,
C. J. Youse, &C., VS.. w. r. Wade & Co., S61.94.
Edwin J. Farber VS.. John Graler, $500.
J. w. Ayres VS.. Lewis Roster, S63.26.
RELEASES.
Matilda Tawney to D. w. Bosley and wife.
Mrs. A. T. Pindell to S. b. Spencer.
Waverly B. A. to NJ. ]. Kilroy and wife.
R. T. Gill to c. H. Jones, extr.
Same to Elias Livezey.
S. NJ. Shoemaker. trus., to J. Covington & VT.
Thos. Gorsuch of c., to A. ]. Tarbert and wife.
Henry Hoover to VIM. III. Shultz.
Election of Church Ofhcers.-The fourth
quarterly conference of TowsontOwn NJ. E.
Church was held on Monday night last, when
the following officers were elected to serve the
coming conference year:
Stewards-Gideon Herbert, Samuel Pinker-
ton, Thomas Murray, James Z. Dunphy, John
E. Flayhart Charles A. Roe, Clarence w. Nc
Master, Mrs Elizabeth Herbert, Mrs Emily
Lee, Mrs. Julia H. Jarrett, Mrs Fannie Lee.
Recording Steward-John E. Flayhart.
District Steward-James E. Dunphy; alter
nate, Samuel Pinkerton.
Trustees-Gideon Herbert, Samuel Pinker-
Edward Burns, John N. Wright, Wesley S.
Perne, Thomas Murray.
COMMITTEES.
Missions-James E. Dunphy, John Burns,
Charles A. Roe.
Church Extension-John E. Flayhart, Saml.
Pinkerton, John d. Roe
Sunday Schools-Towsontown G. w. Nc
Master, Charles 7. Burns, Harry L. Craumer;
Dulany's Valley, James b. Dunphy, Harry
Bosley, Mrs. Fannie Lee.
Tracts-Mrs Elizabeth Herbert, Mrs. Emily
Lee.
Temperance-Edward Burns, Thomas Muir
ray, Mrs. &. w Seipp. A.,
Education-John N. Wright, Joseph b. Muir
ray, VIM. G. Shriver.
Freedmen's Aid and Southern Educational
Society-Alfred g. Lee, Samuel Pinkerton,
Gideon Herbert.
Church Records-Samuel Pinkerton, Charles
A. Roe, Edward Burns.
Parsonage and Furniture-The officers OF
the Ladies' Mite Society.
Church Music--James E. Dunphy, Mrs. Chas
A. Roe, Miss Hattie l.. Bowen.
Estimating Preachers Salary-The Record
ing Steward, Samuel Pinkerton, James +.
Dunphy.
Estimating Amount Necessary for Confer
ence administration Herbert, Thomas Muir
ray, Wesley S. Perine.
Baltimore County Prohibitionists.-T
Prohibition Executive Committee OF Baltimore
county held conference in Baltimore on Tues
day, with State Organizer Tucker, for the pur-
pose of considering the plans submitted by the
National Committee for more thorough or,
ganization of the State Mr.. Tucker explained
Chairman Dickie's plan or system in detail,
and it was unanimously accepted as their fu-
ture basis of work. 1t looks to complete or
ganization of each county and Baltimore city
by districts and precincts, and will enable the
party to have at any time an accurate and rell-
able record of its strength. 1t also EN- braces
method of raising the necessary funds for party
purposes for 1891.
The following committees were appointed for
Baltimore county, who are to report monthly
to the county committee }. Z. Carpenter, cnalr-
man, the progress of their work:
First DISQUALIFICATION Jones, Samuel w.
Owens Rev. D. A. Foard.
,Second-Dr. James T. Williams, Martin L..
Jean, John w. Brown.
THird-Rev. w. c. Babcock, Daniel h. Ensor,
Rev. w. w. Barnes.
Fourth-W. Gray Bishop, James H. Penn,
J. c. Mettam.
Fitth-Rev. Joshua L. Benson, Daniel Beck
ley William Boyd. y
Seyeath-William H. Hendrix, John Knight,
ST., John w. Wright.
Eiqhth-Dr. j. Edw. Benson, Prof. William
H. Singleton, William r. Ennis.
Ninth-William J. Johnson, Rev. II. 6.
Martin, W. Clarence Craumer.
Tenth-Jacob NJ. Pearce, Alex. Guthrie, Rev.
Edward Hayes.
Elegenth-George B. Moore Charles J. Riddle,
j. e. Standiford.
Ticelffh-John S. Biddson, William J. Por-
ter, j. M. Gillespie.
Thirteenth-James o. Armstrong, Benjamin
Lee Walter Conner.
The Archer Property not Soda letter
from Belair, dated December 10th, says: THE
trustee, by authority contained in deed of
trust and by order of court to-day Offered for
sale the Hazel Dell property, once the home of
Stevenson Archer, late Treasurer of Maryland.
A good crowd had gathered at the courthouse
door in Belair, and after Auctioneer Richardson
had finished reading the description and terms
of sale of the property, Mr.. Stevenson A. Viii,
liams, the trustee, stepped to the front, and
stated that he had written authority from Mrs.
Archer, agreeing to convey her contingent right
of dover in Hazel Dell for five hundred dollars.
The property was started at six thousand dol
lars by Mr.. J. M. Street,, and several other bids
were made until they reached seventy-two
hundred dollars when the trustee stated that
the price named was inadequate to the value OF
the property and it would be held for private
sale. The property is regarded as worth from
ten to twelve thousand dollars. 1t contains
fifty-four acres of fertile land, fine house in
| Southern STYLE and beautiful lawn, and is
situated within one mile of Belair The Hy-
land Grove farm, also once the property of
Mr.. Archer, situated near Forest Hill, on the
MARYLAND Central Railroad, and containing
one hundred and forty-three acres of land and
| improvements, was withdrawn at thirty-t two
| hundred dollars, and is also in the trustee
| hands for private SALE"