The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-07-07
RECEIVER FOR F1LsroN FARM.
Company Said to be Solvent and Business
Will be Carried on as Usual.

RECEIVER FOR FILSTON FARM.
Company Said to- be Solvent and Business
Will be Carried on as Usual.
On Thursday the International Trust Com.
pany was appointed receiver for the Filston
Farm of Baltimore County by an order signed
by Judge Duncan on a petition of the trust
company.
The petition alleges that the Filston Farm
on January LIST conveyed all of its property, con-
sisting of about 900 acres, to the International
Trust Company as trustee to secure an issue of
$500 900 worth of bonds that the property is
subject to a deed of trust to the Mercantile
Trust and Deposit Company to secure bond
issue of 1000. and that there are other claims
against the property amounting to several
thousand dollars. It further alleges that there
is not sufficient cash TO pay the semi.annuai
interest on the bonds, which was due July 1st.
The trust company believes, the petition says.
that the assets of the Filston Farm are sufi-
Gent to pay all its debts and leave balance
for the stock holders but on account of Henry
d. Perky's death the company is without an
executive head and that it is imperative that a
receiver be appointed to take charge of its
affairs.
An answer to the bill was filed by Mr.. Laban
Sparks. attorney for the Filston Farm, con.
senting to the appointment of q receiver.
Judge Duncan also signed an order authoris-
ing the receiver to carry on and conduct the
business for the present and to borrow money,
if necessary, for this purpose to the extent of
at least 5000.
Still another order was signed authorizing
the trust company to employ legal counsel in
connection with the affairs of the Filston Farm.
Mr.. w. Calvin Chestnut gave out the follow.
ing statement: The receiver for the FiSton
Farm of Baltimore County was appointed not
on the ground of insolvency, but in order to
conserve the property and make final distribu-
ton under orders of COURT
DECISION IN THE LIEN CASE.
On Thursday Judge Van Bibber rendered
decision in the case of Henderson q Co. against
the late Henry D. Perky and the Filston Farm
of Baltimore County which has been in litiga.
ton for over year in the Circuit Court. The
suit was brought to enforce mechanics lien
placed on building which Henderson & Co.
contracted to erect for Mr.. Perky at Dread dur.
ing the summer of 1904. Messrs. Esenwein &
johnson, of Buffalo, were the architects.
The contention of Mr.. Perky was that the
building was not erected according to contract
and he refused to pay for it. The contract
price was S64, 357. The opinion is rather lengthy
and somewhat technical. Judge Van Bibber
finds that Henderson & Co. are entitled to relief
and that the building as erected. although not
free from fault is in substantial compliance
with the terms of the contract. He DEGREES
that they shall be paid $53, 1922 and that
Henderson & Co. shall pay to the defendants a
credit of S4,500 because the building was not
completed on time and that they shall pay into
court $15, 900 as pledge that the building shall
be satisfactorily completed according to the
contract.
Messrs Marbury & Gosnell and Mr.. Osborne
l. Yelott were counsel for Henderson d Co.,
and Messrs. Leon E. Greenbaum, Mr.. Dorman.
of Philadelphia; ]. Aspin we'll Hodge, of New
York, and q. Howard Isaac appeared for Mr..
Perky and the Filston Farm.
Many Marriages In June.-During the
month of June Mr.. William P. Cole, Clerk of
the Circuit Court, issued marriage licenses to
the following persons:
John K. Willinghan to Rhoda G. Baker.
Frederick G. Ortel to Mary F. Altevogt.
John F. Royston to Lula B. Hale.
Frank s Salzman to Lula A. Kerbe.
Howard B. Stephens to Ida E Wolf
William E. Shirley to Emma Spealmann.
Harry Wootton to Alice E Pfeiffer.
James s. Simpson to Sadie P. Schafer.
William A. Green to Mamie E Reiblich.
Charles H Demiiz to Virginia VI. Sherwood.
Herbert E. Waterman to Julia Sultan.
Harold B. Vincent to Olive G. McComas.
August SchenniDg to Catharine Faulstick.
George G. Lockard to Louise G. Wright.
James Myers to Martha B. Goodwin.
Howard E AImony to Carrie E. Almony.
Samuel Nicoll to Carrie G. Myer.
George s. Walton to Alberta R. Latchford.
S. Howard Storms to Katie Tracey.
William f. Bauscher to Emma J. Schafer.
David Wheatley to Annie Barlow.
Elias g. Biddison to Katie Koch.
Clarence E Debring to Charlotte K. Rappold.
Henry Purple to May Howard.
James e. Coale to Eleanor E. Loose.
Walter E. Dawson to Marguerite V. Morris.
George Kraus to Katharine A. Friedel.
Walter H. Buck to H. Elise Vogeler.
DIR. Leonard Dressed to Sophia Phillippi.
George F. Danuenfeser to Emma j. LeBrun.
Edward q Schaub to Mamie E. Miller.
John G.. Jones to Rozella l.. Henderson.
Edward B. Swift to Carolyn G Kraeter.
Hugh w. s. Powers to Eliza ID. Longnecker.
Archie E. Paff to Mary E. Cline.
Henry Shriver to Fannie Armstrong.
Thomas NJ. Armacost to Minnie j. Ronenberg
Walter R. Hedeman to Emma E. Koppelman
Frank j. Manley, Jr., to Amelia Beck.
Leroy G. Ensor to Sarah A. Ensor.
Thomas f. Brazeil to Catherine A. Hickey.
Ernest W. Black to Emma r. Herrera.
Charles H. Shaffer to Maude E. Ebaugh.
John A. Hartmann to Lena Barker.
Rudolph NJ. Braun to Pauline V. Schmenner
William o. Luette to Catherine E. Froehlich.
NJ " Chenoweth to Genevieve "a. Breighner
Clifton Frank to Nellie Scrivnor.
Ernest Fl. Roberts to Rosa 3. Francis.
Edward G Parker to Grace Lynch.
John J. McRae to Martha V. Nelson.
Charles H. Conrad to Mary A. Ermer.
George Sippel to Alice Jones.
John Kummel to Annie Nicholas.
Guy e. Thompson to Mamie L. Sultan.
William q. Godfrey to Jennie G. Lord.
Laurence E. Oursler to Ruth E. Kelley.
Edward ]. Schott 10 Bessie Griffith.
| J. B. Eyring to Wilhelmina NJ. Aspelmeier.
COLoRED.
| George Bates to Isabelle Young.
| Thomas A. Crom well to Hester Barger.
| Charles s. Wise to Laura Halland.
| James T. Michaels to leila Harris.
| Stephen Loggins to Anna NJ. Berry.
| Walter R. Williams to Amelia r. Prescoe.
| Philip Fairfax to Lizzie Harris.
Corner Stone for Fine New Church.