The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-05-06

of history in the University of Pennsylyania
does not take favorable view of Mr.. Andrew
Carneeie,s Gift of 100000 to create pen
sion fund for the support OF old college pro-
fessors. Discussing the matter Dr. McMaster
said: II don't believe in this scattering of
Carnegie libraries over the country, as he has
been doing in the past few years. 1t isnot
good thing. don't like Mr.. Carnegie's meth
DDS. I believe that in this and in all profess
sions. as in business, each man should stand
on his own basis, and on that alone. Person
ally, / would not accept such pension, but
think that it might prove acceptable to the
majority of the profession. i am speaking
only for myself. We have Carnegie libraries
and Carnegie heroes : now we are to have
Carnegie professors 1 do not like it"
Ar OCEAN GROVE, N. j.. on Wednesday last
George Schmidt of Newark, who has attained
the age of % years, was married to Mrs. Ellen
Day Schwartz, handsome widow of AZ years.
For twenty.eight years the aged groom was
one of the managers of Washington Market in
New York city. He made fortune in the
butchering business and since his retirement
he has been living on his fine farm in New
Jersey. Mr.. Schmidt who is native Of Ger
many, came to this country eighty seven years
ago. He had been widower eighteen years.
THE DEMOCRATS of the Second West Virginia
district, in their convention at Keyser on
Wednesday, nominated Col. Thomas B. Davis
for Congress to succeed Hon. A. 6. Dayton,
who has been appointed to the Federal Bench
by President Roosevelt. Col. Davis, who is
II years of age. is a brother of Hon. Henry q.
Davis, the Democratic nominee for VicePres-
ident last year. He is millionaire several
times over and also an active business man
THIS WEEK the B. & o. Railroad Company
awarded contracts for building 10000 freight
cars, the cost of which will be something like
100000. The South Baltimore Car Com
pany, whose plant is located at Curtis Bay
will build 1000 of the cars The equipment
of the B. & o. in freight cars now amounts to
IS, 0O0 On April LIST, 1906 the road had in
service 1.701 locomotives lib passenger
coaches and " 661 freight cars of all kinds.
For THE eighteenth consecutive time Mr..
John F. Weyler has been elected warden of
the Maryland penitentiary. He has held the
position seventeen years and that institution
has gained wide reputation for the excellence
of its management ander Mr.. Weyler. +
THE PANAMA Railroad is to have ''the best
modern equipment that can be secured"
There is nothing old fogyish about Uncle Sam
as a railway manager.
PropertyTransfersin Baltimore County.
Deeds etc., received for record in the office of
the Clerk of the Circuit Court for Baltimore
county:
Martin J. Huebschmann. administrator. to John
Schick and wife.
william Trench, Jr., and wife to Thomas M.
Mary Johnston and husband to E. F. Benish.
Same to Walter Ridgely.
Bennett +. Bussey to Bridget +. Doyle.
Henry l.. Bash to John L. Meyer and wife,
]. L. Johnston ct al, trustees, to same.
Charles +. Stein and wife to III. M. Benzinger and
Thomas G. Coleman, etc., trustees.
Henry G. Kalbhenn to Charles II. Schlosser and
John T. Schumacher.
James E. Diffenderfer and wife to John Helm
zerling and w. j. Wickham.
William Erdman to w. P. Gundlach.
Theodore Kremer to Edward Wachsmith and
Rufus Bennett to George Hamel ct al
Christopher Wattenscheidt to f. w. Lpps.
Henry Ruhl to Alexander Ruhl and wife.
Sebastian Schmidt to Edw. r.. Masch and wife.
VIM. s. Weller, assignee, to Helen R. Merkle.
Frank C. Purdum ct al. to Joshua 7. Burnham
and wife.
william Grason to John X. Downs.
George Miller to Roland Park Co.
Henry C. Shryock to G. s. Williamson.
G. s. M. Williamson to Annie +. ShryOck.
Belleview Land Co. to Marcus G. Wilson.
George Scheufele and wife to Henry Gerries.
George Schaffer to John Meinschein and wife.
Carl Softer and wife to John Scneller.
w, e. Naly and wife to Joseph Trusch and wife.
Alvin f. Chalk and wife to John @. Refer.
Josephine Diamond, executrix, to James Cardi-
nal Gibbons.
B. A. NO.2.
VIM. I. Bennett to Stefan and Mary Gadus.
A. M. Seymour to e. B. Northam.
Henry Burns and wife to Charles L. Almony
George M. Gross and wife to Henry Hofmeister
and wife.
Ashby Tolson and wife to Charles W. Shipley
Anna Tremper to Joseph Tremper.
Duke Bond. trustee, to Ashby Tolson.
Charles Street, to Alexander L. Seth
Alexander L. Seth to 0verlea Land Co.
Alexander Keys and wife to John H. Walker and
John v. Ward to Standard Distilling and Dis
tributing Co.
Methodist Preachers Aid Society of Baltimore
to Standard Distilling and Distributing Co.
Michael v. NJ. McGann to Harry e. Hough.
Harry e. Hough and wife to Charles e. Hill.
Windsor Park Co. to John H. Brandt.
Ida e. Hunter to Thomas +. Hunter.
Elias Hoy and wife to Frank Badger.
John T. Ensor, attorney, to Geo. H. Cameron.
VIM. M. Gould to Stanislaus KlenOsha.
Windsor Park Co. to John H. Brandt and wife.
County Commissioners to John v. Ward.