The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1902-09-13

Deeds, Leases, Mortgages. Bills of Sale, ETC.,
received for record in the office of the Clerk of
the Circuit Court for Baltimore county:
DEEDS.
Ella b. Wheeler and others to the Wheeler
Farming Company.
William L. Mumma to George c. Goldman.
Anna G. Gerwig and husband to Benjamin J.
Parlett and Louise Parlett, his wife.
Richard W. Marchant, Jr., and wife to Roland
Park Company.
Joseph Schamberger to Henry Roth
Henry Roth, attorney, to Thomas B. Pierpont
and Caroline Pierpont, his wife.
John H. Wright and wife to the Vestry of st.
Thomas Church, of Baltimore county.
David Wright to Christian Pillberg, lot on Mt.
Pleasant avenue Venus GROUND aIL rent s $1a l.. m
Pleasant avenue, ground rent $24.
Same to VIM. Esgraver, lot on Pratt street,
ground rent S31.
Same to Christian Lambach and wife. lot on
Fifth street, ground rent $3l.
Same to Henry G. Pfaff, lots Mt. Pleasant
avenue, ground rent $A each lot
Robert T. Paine, Jr., to John L. Ingram and
Hannah A. Ingram, lot RalstOn.
sGeorge II. Councilman and wife to Robert
Councilman, $40 acres.
George NJ. Sharp, John P. Horsey and Ste
venson A. Williams, trustees and receivers, to
Ann Lee Munnikhuysen and others.
:, Frederick R. Williams to Stevenson A. WI
liams.
Stevenson A. Williams ct al to Maria Kaiss
VIM. Schluderberg to Hiram Pates.
Chas. b. Kennedy and Jesse Wooten to Martha
A. Kennedy.
Martha c. Bunting to Mary A. W. LIE Compile.
May Sutherland ct al to Harry r. Banks ct al.
Charles W. Hull and wife to Lewis Reeser ct
al. to Director of the Lansdowne Volunteer
Fire Association.
Bird NJ. Robinson and Randolph Barton, re-
ceivers, to John Bieberich and wife.
Florence Lemkuhl, ct al. to Rebecca NJ. Muhl.
John H. Smith and Bertha e. Smith to Dora
NJ. Tietgen.
Abraham Wisner to John W. Wisner.
Hannah j. Dugan. trustee, to Andrew James
Neuberger
Imogen B. Harrison, ct al. to Hammond ].
Dugsn.
Mary Gardner Myers, ct al. to James W. stod-
dard.
J. vinton Brown and wife to Joseph R.
Wheeler.
Joseph R. Wheeler and wife to J.:vinton
Brown and wife.
Caroline W. Schafer to VIM. B. Jackson.
Charles G. Hill to Benjamin f. Mills.
MORTGAGES.
Winfield s. Bell and Catherine Bell to John
Christian Pillberg to Canton P. B. A. No. 1,
David F. Hawk and wife to Canton P. B. A..
Christian Lambach and wife to Canton P. B.
A. No. i, $500.
VIM. Esgraver to same.
George Bergman and wife to same, $500.
Caleb l.. RigdOn to Northern Central Perm
Bldg. & Loan Asso, $3.50.
Robert Councilman and wife to Albert Hoff-
meister, $780,
Adam Fuller and wife to the Gainesville Loan
and Savings Asso., $3.50.
= Hiram Tates and wife to orangeville Perm.
Martha A. Kennedy and husband to Title
Guarantee and Trust Co., $500.
VIM. H. Barnes and wife to the Real Estate
Improvement Co. of Baltic City, $6l402.
Mary A. W. LIE Compile and husband to st.
James Savings Fund of BALTIC, county, $3.50
Bertha Blakley and husband to Ellen Pink
Moses A. Bruce and wife to Pikesville Build
ing Association of Baltimore county, $50.
RELEASE OF MORTGAGES.
John S. Ogier to Winfield S. Bell.
st. Paul Bldg Loan Ass0. to Geo. Bergman.
Lewis F. Bacon, trustee, to ]. F. Cooper and
Catonsville P. B. & L. Asso. to Fred H. Plum
ache.
Carrie Gimper ct al. to Chas Morton.
THOMAS Strouse to Martha G. Bunting and
Provident Savings Bank of Baltimore to Mores
A. Bruce and wife.
ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGES.
Augustus d. Clemens, Jr., to Richard Ber-
nard.
Lewis NJ. Bacon, trustee, to Eleanor NJ. Dan
nebaum.
Fell Fifty Feet to His Death.-John H.
Williams, slate-roofer in the employ of E. H.
Hartman ,207 West Saratoga street. fell through
a skylight at the Mount Clare Shops of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company yester-
day afternoon and sustained injuries from
which he died in few hours. He had been
engaged to reslate the roof of the building, and
was making an inspection at the time the acct
dent occurred He stepped on one of the sky
lights and fell to the floor of the building, so
feet below, fracturing his skull and sustaining
other severe injuries. He was 50 years old,
and was native of Cardiff Hartford county
He is survived by a widow and four children
Baltimore News.
Mr.. Williams, who was regarded as one of
the best skaters in the country, put the slate
roof on the new Catholic Church at Towson
He boarded in Towson saveral months while
engaged in that work.
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Baptist Association Notes.-The Middle
District Baptist Association convened in an
nual session at Govanstown Baptist Church,
Rev. j. A. Jones, pastor. Thursday morning
1t continued in session two days. The moder-
ator of the association was Mr.. D. G. Stevens.
ST., of Hampden Baptist Church, and Rev.
W. E. Robertson, the pastor of Calvary Baptist
church, Towson, was secretary and treasurer.
The association embraces number of the
Baptist churches in Baltimore county and the
Baptist churches in Annapolis and elsewhere.
The Introductory sermon was preached by Rev.
James Shaw, of Hereford, 9TH district and the
doctrinal sermon by Rev. s. G. Reading,
Of Hampden. Missions and Methods Of
Work" was discussed and reports on church IS
well as mission work submitted. On Friday
night there was a rally of the young people.
Work of the Orphans Court.-In the
Orphans Court this week letters were granted
ON the following estates:
Letters OF administration were granted to
Edward G. Wheeler on the personal estate of
Edward H Matthews.
The will of Annie E. Sumwalt, admitted to
probate by the Orphans Court, divided all
her property among three of her children.
The will of Adam Wendall, also admitted
to probate gives all his estate to his four chill
dren in equal shares, and names his sen, Geo.
II. Wendall, and John Thomas Schen as ex-
ecutors. Letters testamentary were granted.
Driving Accident.-Mr. William H. Scott,
the well known furniture dealer of Baltimore,
Familiarity known as "Great Scott'' met
driving on the Reisterstown road on his way
to bis summer home at Carroll Heights, near
Owings' Mills. The rear wheel of the carriage
in which Mr.. Scott was riding was caught in
rut in the road and wrenched from the axle.
Mr.. Scott was thrown to the roadside with
much force, and suffered fracture of his col
lar-bone and number of painful bruises.
He was hurriedly taken to his home by friends
and was attended by DR.. Winslow.
Sale of Real Estate.-Messrs.G George Quick
of p, and John S. Biddison administrators of
the estate of George Peter Quick, have sold to
Mr.. John B. and Henry c. Longnecker, a tract
of land situated in the 14th district of Balti-
more county, on Franklin avenue, near the
Belair road and opposite St.Anthony's Catholic
Church, containing 81 acres of tillable land,
for S11 800. 1t is improved by dwelling, barn
and other buildings, and beautifully situated,
commanding views of the surrounding coun-
try. That section of the county is improving
rapidly.
Baltimore Markets.-The following were
the quotations of the Baltimore wholesale
markets on Thursday:
Hay-Timothy ST.. OO@S18.OO
Glover. ............... $40. 50@S13.O0
Mixed. ............S 14.O00$14.50
Straw-Rye. S12. 5O@$14.00
Wheat. .........S 7.000S $50
--Oat. .......S 9.00(0S $50
Corn. Observation-Disclosures. 3.400S 3.45
Oats. Observation-Disclosures. $500 33c.
Rye ....................... SOC. @58c.
The Nominee-Wm. Tyler Page.
Westminster Sentinel.