The Baltimore County union, the Towson news., 1909-11-06

Certificates of Incorporation Filed.-Cer-
| tifcates of incorporation OF the following
| companies have been filed for record In the
| County Clerks office:
| Windsor Hills Company of Baltimore County,
| incorporated by Raymond w. Lampher, Louis
E. Goodman and Henry w. Williams capital
stock $4,000, divided into 300 shares at 500
each. The object of the corporation is to deal
| in lands.
The Cecil Distributing Company, organized
| to manufacture and sell liquors incorporated
by Joseph Sobelman Henry Gilligan and John
| H. Krause The capital stock is S5O,UOO, dlVl-
| ded into 500 shares at 500 each.
The Gentlemen's Driving Park Racing and
Fair Association of Baltimore County, organ
| lied to give exhibitions of racing and of ami
mails and farm products. The incorporators
are Patrick Martin, Bartholomew MeAndrews,
| Herman Bernheimer William FL. WhitehuTst,
Joseph A. Ellis and Joseph E. Paul. The asso-
citation has no capital stock.
The Edmondson Avenue Express Company,
| incorporated to carry on general transfer ana
| delivery business in Baltimore city and county,
the incorporators being Charlotte G. Sweitzer,
Charles E. Gross and Alexander L. Seth. The
capital stock is S1,C00 divided into 100 shares
| at SO each.
Closing Days at Plmlico The meeting at
| Pimlico of the Maryland Jockey Club. which
| closes next Monday, has been one OF the most
successful ever held at that track, the weather
at times being almost summerlike, attracting
| big crowds.
| An excellent programme is offered for today
| Saturday with the Hall Stakes and the Own
| ers Handicap Steepechase the features.
On Monday-the last day of the races-the
| famous Bowie Stakes will be revived, recalling
the days of Glenmore, Bushwhacker. Glen
elg and other great horses that made history
at the track.
The Pink Coat Steeplechase last Saturday
was marked by sensational riding by Bob
| Taylor, who, although defeated on Raj Parr s
| I of of ho bopO-c for horse
manship. A more thrilling display of skill
and nerve was never witnessed on race course,
and he received an ovation on his return to
the scales.
Fine New Methodist Church South
The transaction for the parcel of land at the
southeast corner of Charles Street Boulevard
and University Parkway for the establish
| ment of new Methodist Episcopal Church at
that point, has finally been consummated ID
the conveyance of the property to the Board of
Church Extension of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South. 1t was bought from Mr.. James
D. Cotter. The lot is beautifully located as 1t
is directly opposite the new Protestant EpscO-
| pal Cathedral site and also Homewood, the
new location of the Johns Hopkins Univer-
| sity. 1t fronts on the Boulevard ~ feet and
on University Parkway 2l8 feet. The pur-
| chase price was not disclosed, but on the proper
| ty the church board has given to the Hopkins
Place Savings Bank mortgage for s16,5 500.
80 500 of which has been paid at this time and
the balance is to be paid when the new edifce
is erected
The Weather in October.-Oc october, ac-
cording to the report of that month made on
Monday by the Baltimore Weather Bureau,
offered variety of weather, the maximum
temperature having been 800, on the 8th, and
50, on the 30th of the month.
There were Is clear days, 13 that were cloudy,
or partly So and days in which the monotony
was dispelled by rain. little fog on the 18th
also offered diversion. There was only l ,0d
inches of rain, the smallest quantity for Oc-
J tober since 1892.