The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-04-22
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| PropertyTransfersinB Baltimore County.
Deeds, etc. received for record in the Office of
the Clerk of the Circuit Court for Baltimore
county:
| Dorothea Flack to Harry A. Wade and wife.
| +. r. Catch and others to T.. B. Catch and wife.
W. H. Rothamel to c. Schreiner and wife,.
]. H. Parker and wife to P. Calhoun aud wife.
| G. w. McCardell and wife to A. Anderson ana WI.
E. E. Moeller to ]. ii Muhl and wife.
G. H Schafer and wife to G. B. Rauchausa and wife.
F. C. Hellsdorfer and wife to ]. Pauler and wife.
Jacob Tome Institute to Harry w. Sutton.
Justus H. Ehlers and wife to Justus H. Ehlers
David Wright to Otis A. Fuss and wife.
John A. Dixon to Elizabeth e. Baker.
George E. Coxen to George e. Coxen. Jr.
John Davis and wife to John Dillehunt.
John G.. Dillehunt to John Davis and wife.
Rufus Bennett to Ludwig Gellmayer:
Adolph Brude and wife to Clare r. Ehlen.
Henry NJ. Warfeld to Adolph Boude.
R. T. Paine, Jr. and wife to G. w. Griffith.
Canton Per. Bldg. Asso No. 1. to Attic Kerber.
p Clark. to Salem Church of the Evangelical
Association of North America.
Annie G.. Winchester to Lycurgus Winchester.
Louis e. smith and wife to Olga Goldberg.
Metropolitan Savings Bank to Alfred 7. Gundry
w. @. McHenry ct al. executors. to State of Md.
George Plack and wife to Kate w. Hill.
H. J. Zouck and wife to Alexander @. McCurdy.
Sa6ina Mattfeldt and husband to 1. E. Robertson.
T. E. Robertson to Sabina Mattfeldt.
Regina Schmidt ct al to Henry Schmidt.
Ellen Haurtty ct al. to g. B. Clautice and wife.
John H. Peltzen to Adolphus johnson.
Andrew McNulty to Winfred McNulty.
County Commissioners of Baltimore county to
j. HI. Thomas, assignee.
Arthur Breidstein, Jr.. to Emilia s. Bauer.
Catherine Worline to George Klein.
Valuable Property Under the Hammer.
-Pattison q Gahan, auctiOneers, sold on the
premises on Wednesday afternoon, for Mr.
Harry E. Gilbert, attorney for the owner, the
Hopes property, located on Park Heights
avenue, Sd district. and containing about 85
acres. The tract was divided into two parts, of
$500 acres and AZ IA acres each. The tract on
the east side of Park Heights avenue, consist
ing of 47.44 acres, was sold at $3.50 an acre,
amounting to $21 ,348, and was bought by Mr.
Francis Schleunes. The tract on the west side
extending to the Reisterstown turnpike, con-
sisting of 1892 acres. was sold at $785 an acre,
amounting to S29S45, and was bought by Mr..
William Ii. Matthai. The total amount of the.
sale was S5l, 1893.
Old Soldiers Have Reunion.-A letter
from York, Pa, says: Last Wednesday eve
ming the surviving members of the York Rifles
celebrated the forty-fourth anniversary of the
company's departure from York to Jockeys
vile, Md, to prevent further destruction to
the Northern Central Railway by Southern
sympathizers in their efforts to cut off entire
communication between the North and the
national capital during the Civil War. But 16
out of the rs riiemen survive. The only liv-
ing commissioned officer of the company is
First Lieutenant John W. Schall of Norris
town. who is at present brigadier general of
the First Brigade, National Guard of Penn
sylvania."
Confirmation Services at st. Johns
On Palm Sunday april 16th) a class of eight
children was confirmed at st. Johns Lutheran
Church, Parkville, by the pastor, Rev. r. w.
Jungfer, who conducted the services both in
English and German. The class was COM
posed of Mamie Miller, Raymond Maule,
Charles Anderson. Elizabeth Brinda, Anna
Glass, Katharine Walter, Frederick Miller and
George Glass. The well trained choir, under
the direction of Mr. George A. Miller rendered
excellent music in both English and German.
The church was deliberately decorated with
evergreens, plants &c. On Easter Sunday
morning the members OF the class Will receive
their first communion.
Local Baseball Matters.-The Towson
team opened the season on the home grounds
last Saturday afternoon by defeating the 10y
ola College team from Baltimore-10to g. AL
though the weather was very unpleasant there
was large turnout to witness the game.
At Gainesville the same day the Country
Club team of that place defeated the Govans-
town teams to /.
The Sparrow's Point team played the Orioles
at Oriole Park, York road. The latter team
won-7 to 1.
Today Saturday, April 22d,) the Towson
team will play the team of the Queenstown
Athletic Club on the grounds here, the game
commencing at P. NJ.
Circuit Court.-Gottlieb-B auernschmidt-
Strauss Brewing Company VS.. Hannah Thomas;
bill for specific performance of contract; argu-
ed and held sub curia.
The Commercial and Farmers National
Bank of Baltimore, VS.. ]. Lawrence McCor-
mick; verdict for plaintiff for $18, 1886.
State of Maryland, use of Virginia Parrish,
widow, and Harry E. Parrish. Horace w. Par
rish, Howard A. Parrish, Sylvester B. Parrish
and Nelson E. Parrish. infants, VS.. John Klohr
and William E. Shirley jury failed to agree
and was discharged.
Harry F. Alban VS.. the Northern Central r.
r. Company; action for damages for personal
injuries judgment of non pros.
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Private Sales of Real Estate.-Mrs. Isaac
F. Tyson has sold her property near Kings
ville 18th district, formerly known as the
Thomas Amos place, to Mr.. James Fl. Skinner,
a business man of st. Paul, Minnesota for
$1,000. The place contains about 20 acres and
is improved by a fine house and all necessary
outbuildings. Mrs. Tyson will dispose of all
her personal property at public sale on Mon
day, May 1st.
MI. joshua hammond mas SOlO DIS IafIn OF
40 acres, near Upper Falls, 18th district, to Mr..
James Fisher, of Baltimore, for about 81, 900.
The place has only ordinary Improvements.
Work of the Orphans Court.-In the
Baltimore county Orphans Court this week
letters were granted on the following estates
On the personal estate of William H. Rever
to John H. Rever, administrator
On the personal estate of Josephine G. Will
son to Mr.. William B. Wilson, executor.
On the personal estate of Elizabeth Jones to
Arthur j. Jones, executor.
On the personal estate of William Gerwig to
John H. Gerwig, administrator.
On the personal estate of Thomas Bayne to
Della Bevans, administrative.
Sale of Mortgaged Premises.-Albert
Smith, auctioneer, sold on the premises on
Monday, for Mr.. James s. Calwell, attorney
named in mortgage from Daniel w. Whitney
and wife to the Gainesville Loan and Savings
Association of Baltimore county, frame store
and dwelling on the south side of the turnpike
in the village of Catonsville, with lot in fee, to
Mrs. Amelia W. Whitney, widow, for $1,000.
Died in Chester-Mrs Bowen. wife of
Mr.. Lewis V. Bowen, died in Chester, Pa, on
Thursday last. She was formerly a Miss Hill,
of Chestertown Md. Besides her husband she
is survived by one child. Mr.. Bowen is a
native of Towson and son of the late Sylves-
ter Bowen. For some time before leaving here
he was an attendant at the Sheppard Pratt
Hospital.
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