The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-01-07

Councilor-Oharles ScnCl
cilor-GeOrge II. Thomas recording
Frederick j. Ran; assistant secretai
I z Ahlers financial secretary-yohn Oh
gss..e.--John Becker chaplain H
Frank Enders; inside sentinel-J
4 White; outside sentinel-Amos @. q
lEslstees-F. ]. Rau, A. G. Deaver an Cd
Kelley; representative to the State lea
John f. Becker; alternate-A. G. De Johi
preventative to the Funeral Benefit A svrounc
Of the United States-John T. Kell ever; I
nate, George Robinson. ~ sS1oclati
Well Known Business nj
The Highlandtown Sentinel of an Pa.,
said: mr.. William Schubert Saturdsa,r
landtown, one of the best knoWf ere 30 =. las
Baltimore, will retire and give ov bntoL High
| interests in his large establishm Ter hi ers oil
Eastern suburbs to his son TODAY. emf -: entire
successful business career extendiR ffer "a the
period of about forty years. Mr. no q most
misplace of business is considerd. SU,ver
largest packing establishments in ODD one u.oer-
timore city. IN addition he has DR. neeu the |
sale and retail store on Eastern 81 bio =. Bal
5TEoadw ; :o dhe only son, Geo yenue noas
years old and man of familyAS is abontef |
Mr. William Schluderberg 49, 40
| germany 20 years ago and came to tEN~aA
ny with MS parents in 1851. The old folR ~
settled IN Baltimore and started in the butcher y
L business In small store, where William first
learned to carve steer. In 1858 he married his
present wife and went into business for him'
sell sell IN small way in Northeast Baltimore in
the locality formerly known as Butcher Hill
1t was not until nine years later that he moved
TO Hlghlandtown and with limited finds
erected, on very small scale compared to the
present plant, slaughtering house. the begin.
ming OF bis present large business. Az tbat
time Mr.. Schluderberg was content TO live su ;n
rooms, and occupied portion of the buiIdino
ct the corner of Eastern avenue and Th;rS
street, now used as printing office for his res.
. .Henc !; ny frugal methods and close atten-
lion 70 business be slowly made head wav until
today he is one of the largest individual pron.
county. D"i'inoie
.on .o u, Thursday Attorney John H. Richard
son nled deed at the Towson court which
tfa az the entire business and plant to the
the Instrument. 3dS5Ts s.s-.-@.z.as,.;Sa
is somewhat proud Of the Dnsiness q &c fas ~ -
up and the transfer was made for considera-
ton only sufficient to guarantee the validity of
the deed with the expressed understanding,
however, that the firm name will remain, as
long as the consignor lives, William Schuder-
berg Co."
Another Company to be Organized-At =
q meeting of number of professional and
business men held in Belair a few days ago it N
was, after lengthy discussion decided to organ az
ize another mutual fire insurance company in d
Hartford county. The following resolutions IN
offered by DR.. NJ. L. Jarrett, were adopted: in
'ResolUed That 1t is the sense of this meeting Ia
that there is generally recognized need of q M
second mutual fire insurance company to do
business in Hartford and adjoining countless ar
and that to this end definite steps should be er
taken at this meeting. VI FL
,.Resolved, That Edward H. Hall, Charles W. ds
Michael, s. A. Williams, ]. d. Worthington, Aso
Walter s. Merryman. Hugh A. Jones and vi
Joseph w. Chamberlaine be and they here m
by requested to prepare constitution and by ;,
laws for the organization and management of eli
said company. and that they be named as the fr
directors of said company until the next an
nual meeting of the members ensuing its or ne
gaization." M
Surprise Party.-Mr. and Mrs. Philip B. 70
Welsh, of Glen Morris, w. M. r. R., were err
given a largely attended surprise party ON wi
Monday night, January I'd, by the young peo-
Pile of the neighborhood, with others from tn
Baltimore and elsewhere. Vocal W,
music and games were the features and refresh tel
ments were served in abundance. Among m
family, Mrs. John Neal. Mr.. and Mrs. John J ST
E. Faulkner, Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Faulkner, tn
Mrs. X. o. FranksMr. and Mrs. Riley Russell,
Misses Molhs Eek HIATT, GRACE Fow1Ie, Fannie
Keagy Emma and Fannie Brilliant Sue Mar I or
shall and Messrs. j.. Ducker, Spencer Ass-d he
hurst, II. Matthias, G. 6adc, \. Belt, ]. L. ia
Giles, E. Slade, Arthur Stansbury, Harry e e
Fowble, L. Irwin and Inany others. fo
They Want Mortgage Set Aside.- p
n1eeSIS. OcOrSc II. MORen anu EOWaIu u. | n
Ward. receivers of the Arthur B. Nitsch Brick "
Company, on Saturday last filed a. bill in the m
Circuit Court against Mrs. Josephine Nitsch, Pc
mother of Arthur B: jNitsch, asking that r. 4,
pany for $751; 600 be set aside. It is alleged that
the mortgage lie fraudulent. as it was created
when the company sproperty was recently sold II
for $4,000 ApainBt this was an original At
mortgage of SlS,SO0, in Mr.. Nitsch's favor, "
which, with the second mortgage Of $4,000 JIG
held by Mr. Nitsch, completely wipes out the ar
assets of fthe company. leaving nothing for y
creditors whose claims aggregate several thou @
sand dollars. Messrs. Jacob France, Edward j
Z. Wa7d and John s. Biddison are attorneys =
for the receivers. q