The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1900-03-10
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

70 nnloPerty TransferSinB Baltimore County.
as tSceIveo Tor record in the Office of the Clerk of
n tne circuit Court for Baltimore county:
- =, DEEDS. ASSIGNMENTS. ETC.
l. town, $1,000 '-' ~ - ~ '''A'
n George G. Goldman and wife to Dora E. Driver
r sOI IN HIghandtown, ground rent $780, $500.
sss sn =: Johnson to Caroline B. Atwood, acres
n Melcena r. Oursler to Sally +. Cromwell ~ 100
- acres, 9th district, S2,Ol7.
% va" ma u. , Marks and wife to VIM H. Steigerwald
e ana vile, lot in 9th district, SIS.
T. nae "a Kemp and husband to Arthur U. Butts,
e Henry b. Alder and D. G. Mcintosh. executors.
Z 10 Jonn +, O'Hara, ZIG acres roods and ri
y per percnes 9Th district, $6O0O
y JOnn +. O'Hara and wife to Henry b. Alder
same land as above $6000
SPENCER 7: Jones ct al to Ridgely Gather, lot
d RidgTely Gather and wife to Conrad c. Fink, lot
ia IN Highlandtown, S1,725
n 81 1e \. Brown ct al to Ernest @. Gauss, IL
u = 10 lOO acres, I'd district s572.
Eranke to Elias Livezey, lot in LIST dis
8 ). wilson Leakin trustee, to Jessamine Town
= ps sehd; lot in 18th district $1,000
ct az A. A. Wo9llen ct al to Richard W.Mepham
: JOIN W: James to Catherine A James, lot in
catherine Clarkn and husband ct al. to Thomas
: na rUdu; Gd,IeC acres sth district, $4,000
). ,Hlghlandtown, ground rent, $500.
Henry enrS. F. B9rns and wife to Edgar Burns,
: w aGbes ana q perches, 18th district $217.5O
,WlIe, JIG acres, 8th district $30l6
ffsn[y .: Reich and wife ct al to Frank F. Ruff,
L jon acres, near Catonsville, 81, 400.
sor lot in I'd district. SIS.
wife lOl acres, I'd district, $500.
e mary b. Myers and husband tn Ruby N. Myers, |
: interest in estates of W. and j. w. Numsen, SIS. |
r RUBY n. Myers to John B. Myers, trustee, all |
trsf so conveyed by the preceding deed in
malnder to husband and children.
Bees IT, Soleman to Mary L. MeElfresh and
v | Hfghlandtown, S666.67.
iDsEt Dolazjl and wife to Joseph 2 81 Tracey 30
! Henry H. Nelson and wife to Goucher Tase, I
acres, 4th district, $1,000.
charles e. Akehurst and wife to Henry Reich
7 Katharine Gebhardt to Barbara Gebhart, &C.,
lot IN H1ghlandtown, So.
Joseph Stockman and wife to Mary A. Kampe, |
lot on Hartford turnpike, S525.
MORTGAGES.
Annie Kaufman and husband to Lennox B. & S.
| Annie kaufman and hus. to Susie G. Black, s15S.
VIM. L. Burnett to Mutual Life ms. Co., 81 800
Arthur NJ. Butts and wife to Perpetual b. a. of
Woodstock, Howard county, $1,000.
Charles G. Childs to Samuel %. Hill, $500.
John F. SHELTON to Lydia R. Sothoron. $685..
Richard w. Mepham ct al. to Liberty B. & L. A.,
Henry Zimmerman ct al. to L. sellmayer, $500.
Werner G. REEVE to Ernst Schmeisser, $780,
Harry T. I Lye to Fredercs Heb s
Frank Ruff and wife to German Savings Bank,
Malcolm Fishpaw and wife to t. Edward Ham
bleton, $780,
CO Seller and wife to Cough Street L. s. S. A.
G. p Hopkins and wife to waverly B. A., $780,
Henry Reichart, Jr.. and wife, to j: Schneider:
Joseph P. Tracey and wife to R. w. Beach, $780,
Same to Albert Doazil, $1,000.
Maryland Telephone q Telegraph Company to
Guardian Trust and Deposit Company, $1,000,
ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGES.
VIM. A. Fisher, executor. to VIM. Schwarz.
Augustus Hartman, administrator, NC, to Au-
gustus Hartman.
cHATTEL MORTGAGES.
7. J. Richardson to Comfort NJ. w. Offutt, SIPS.
MECHANICS LIENS.
Annie b. Pinnng vs. VIM. l.. Dali and Julian 0.
Ellinger, $1,5SO.16
Govanstown L. L. & B. A. to Susan c. Black.
Canton P; D. & L. A. to Elizabeth Richardson
orangeville P. B. A. to Charles j. Fox.
Henry Brown. ST., to to. 4 4: J. Brown and wife.
Waverly b. A. to Gideon p. Hopkins.
Fork p Z. & B. A. to Albert Doazil.
John S. EnsOr to Peter l.. List and wife.
Goucher Taste to Aenry H. Nelson and wife.
VIM. H: Grafllin to Mary J. Farmer and husband.
Eurith B. and Annie E. Dickson, administrators
of Isaac N. Dickson, to Susan b. Long and
husband.
A Plan to Liquidate the Debt.-Mr Alex.
Y. Dolfeld, cashier of the German American
National Bank of Baltimore, has written let
ter to the County Commissioners in which he
says:
'By increasing the tax rate of the county to
SIS cents, as favored by your Board you will
not be able to wipe out the debt in ten years.
| would suggest that you have the Legislature
grant you the right to issue, say s3500O0 of
per cent bonds, payable in five years, $4,000
to be redeemable each year. This would make
the first years interest on the bonds $4,000,
for the second year S11 200 and for the fifth
year 80, 800. If the Board continues to renew
rre Fynbey isTueu1t IN 5zTdTnls
asHregatiDg nearly $4,000
ar. Dolfedis heavy taxpayer in the county
and takes much interest in its affairs. He is a
business man of long experience and recognize
ed-ablity and therefore his views are worth
considering.
Big Price for a Hackney Stallion.-The
Mepal stock farm, A. K. Bloodgood, proprietor,
has sold the hackney stallion The General to
Mr.. Newman, of New York, for $4,000. Mr..
Newman has a stock farm in Virginia. In
1897 The General made a season at Burnside
stock farm in Baltimore county. The stallion
was foaled in 1889 and imported from Eng
land in 1892 He is half brother to the great
Rufus, who was twice champion OF England.
He is chestnut stallion, 16 hands high. He
won at Madison Square, New York, third prize
in 1898 and fourth prize in 1884 third prize in
Philadelphia in 1895 and two first prizes in
Baltimore the same year. He was common
ded in 1892 at the London Hackney Horse So
ciety's show in a class of 30.-Bdttinaore Sun.
One of Caeser's Bedfellow's Found
John C. Stringfellow, colord, was before Justice
Grammar, at the Central Police Station, yester
day, on the charge of being disorderly. He
| had gone INTO the ydrU OF the nome Oh MTS.
Henry Hoen Gorsuch avenue, Waverly, and
had frightened that lady by trying to force an
entrance through the rear door. Mrs. Hoen
called Patrolman Boone, who took the colored
man in charge. When brought before the
desk the prisoner announced in loud voice
that he had been sent there by the Lord, had
slept with Caesar, and was the owner of heaven
and hell. Justice Grammar fined him 81 and
costs-Anericdn, Thursday.
Public Road Affairs. Wednesday
Messrs William G. Willinghan, Henry Seifert
and Joseph p. Griffin examiners for the open
ing of German avenue, between the Belair and
Hartford roads, in the 18th district filed their
report with the County Commissioners. The
benefits are placed at $1,000 and the damages
at SO.
Exceptions have been filed to the report of
the examiners for the opening of the Thorn
ton Mill road, in the 9Th district, by Ruth Ann
by Mr.. Robert H. Bussey, will be given hear
ing on Wednesday next at P. NJ
Religious Standardization is called to
the following announcements
50. Johns p. H. Church, Western Run, Rec.
r. Heber Murphy, priest in charge.-March 18th
and 18th and April 8th; St Luke's-March 4th
and 18th, and April list, 18th and 18TH
PatdpSco N. E. Church, Betueen Fifth AUeaue
Extended and Weis AUenue, North Point Road
Services every Sunday at II A. NJ. and P. NJ,
Rev. w. f. Roberts.
Jerusalem Evangelical Lutheran Church. Gar
denuiUe-English services the second Sunday !
ofevery month, at10.3O A. NJ. Rev. Karl Buff,
pastor.
, A Very Sad Case.-A letter from Ellicott
| City dated March 9th, says: Louis Bailey,
resident of Alberton, Howard county, died |
yesterday under peculiarly sad circumstances.
He had been extremely i'll with pneumonia for
! some time, three of his young children being |
also ill in another room Of the dwelling. Sud |
denly this plastering on the ceiling OF his room |
gave way and crushed down upon him. His |
death followed in few minutes afterward, |
supposed to have been caused by the shock and |
injury. He is survived by widow and five
small children"
! Water Supply Nuisances.-Mr. G. P. |
Hopkins, chief of the watershed patrol for the
CITY Water Department, this week sent out |
twenty-six notices calling upon property