The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1900-05-05

PropertyTransfersin Baltimore County.
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.
Arthur Wall, trustee, to Arthur Wall. trustee,
tate Of Alice W Wa deceased. S., &c. " - :
II. n. L. Becker and wife to Emma Tolle, 10 7l-1OO
acres in 11th district. $4,000:
ID. II. Wade and husband to L. d. Ohutt, II acres
and So perches IN I'd district, $566.6l.
W. J. Coughlin to Carrie McKenney, lot at Fred
A. N. Million to Martha L. Bealefelt, lots in Mt.
Winans, 18th district, $1,000.
Halethorpe L. & 1. Co. to g. H. Bichtel and wife,
lot in Halethorpe, 18th district. $3.50.
Mary v. Holmes ct al. to c. G. Holmes, 252 acres
and 20 perches in 10th district, $6,750
N. +. Barham. trustee, to r. G. +. Barham. one
fourth interest in % lots, 20 in Baltimore city
and on Lyman avenue, 9th district, 5000.
r. G. +. Berham to 0. 9: Starring. one-fourth in
terest in above lots, $500.
Obediah Kemp ct al. to q. j. Bing and wife. one
acre on Kemp avenue, 14th district. IS. &c.
G.. w. Sullens and wife to William Langdon, lot
in Canton, ground rent $35, $3.50.
George Brehm ct al. to Ann NJ. Meyers, conveys
grantors interest in Is 92100 acres of land, 18th
c. N. Baker to K. NJ. Atkinson. lot in Glyndon,
H: A. Stump ct al to George Brehm, parcels of
land in 18th district. S., &c.
John j. Bracken to s. ]. Ecker and wife, lot on
Woodbourne avenue. 9th district, s., &c.
Christian Schrolke and wife to Benjamin Raab,
lot in 14th district, 500.
j. T. Slarkey and wife to Adolph Scharn and
wife, lot in Highlandtown, $500.
A. d. Clemens, Jr. and wife to G. G. Mankan, lot
ON Arlington avenue, 9th district. ground rent
$40, $3.50
A. d. Clemens, Jr. and wife to Lewis Maier, lot
on Arlington avenue, 9th district, ground rent
b. E. Wheeler and husband to s. E. Lloyd, So
acres in 9th district. 81 600 :.
A. ]. Kohley to Otto Wurzburger, lot In Morrell
Park, 18th district, IS, &c.
e.. H. Bell and wife to Thomas j. Halle, lot on
Charles street avenue, $500.
H ~
vanstown. ground rent $42, $500.
Gustavus Jenkins to VIM. H. Lawrence, lot in
G. G. Goldman and wife to Henry Gerrier lot in
18th district, ground rent $3.50, g. &c.
Harriet Calwell to German Evangelical Lutheran
st. Paul's Congregation, 7-l00 acres in 18th
district, 81 600.
G. A. Cavey to R. A. Porter, lot on Frederick
A. j. Burgan to G. P. Quick, 10 40 acres in l4th
oHATTEL MORTGAGES.
NJ. r. Rochre to Paul Jonamsen. $105.
ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGES.
Frederick Heb to j. X. Downs.
MORTGAGES.
Adolph Schorn to Patterson Park d. A, $500.
Emma Tolle to II. NJ l.. Becker, 1000.
r. K. Mason and wife to L. d. Ofutt, $500.
Charles Wagenfeahr and wife to Perry Hall b.
C. G. Holmes and wife to Richard swormstedt,
George c. wauken to waverly B. a.. $3.50.
s. E. Lloyd to Barbara E. Wheeler. 800.
II. H. Scholl to Govanstown L. L. g. b. A., 500.
Ralph Levy to Henry r. Boarman.
MECHANICS LIENS.
VIM. Spilman ct al, receivers, ct al. VS.. Allen X
Wood. $842.25
RELEASE OF MORTGAGES.
John Ruegert to Albert Vogt.
Anna Warfield to Agnes s. Emory ct al.
e. l.. Pinkerton. executriX, to ChaS w agenfeahr.
Louis Maier to Louisa Pereg0y.
Govanstown L. L. & B. A. TO Ruth b. Scholl.
Pikesville B. & 1: A. to Theresa G: Ingles.
Govanstown L. L. & B. A. to Geo. F. Weider.
PARTIAL RELEASE OF MORTGAGES.
The Benevolent Society of City and County to
Alfred J. Kohly ct al.
Same to d. w. Dwyer.
Joanna Klatle to James McGoldreck
American L. & L. A. to Charles A. Cavey.
An Interesting Collection of Indian
Relics.-The Ellicott City Democrat says
lex States Attorney Joseph d. MCGUIRE has
given his extensive collection of aboriginal
stone relics to the National Museum in Wash
ington. The collection is said to be the finest
in the country and consists of soapstone bowls
and cutting tools used in making them. They
were gathered in Carroll, Howard and Balti-
more counties. There is also rich collection
of aboriginal stone implements consisting of
arrows, spears, knives and other cutting tools,
with celts or hatchets, pestles ana similar tools
in great variety. Altogether the collection
weighs more than ton, and to its cassifi-
cation and study Mr.. Mcclure, has devoted
much time. Many of the implements came
from the middle counties of Mary land and
from st. Mary's, as well as the eastern branch
of the Potomac"
New Policy at Emory Grove Camp
Rev. w. W. Barnes, superintendent of Emory
Grove camp-meeting, has resigned on account
of his recent appointment by the Baltimore
Conference taking him too far away to give his
personal attention to the camp. His successor
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