The Baltimore County union, the Towson news., 1909-10-09
james j. Lindsay, Attorney, 412-14 EQssitG-
bic BUiLdiTaO, Baltimore, and Snsedley
ROtc, TOeUson, Md.
DUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, IN FEE,
WITH IMPROVEMENTS,
On the Premises, Hillen Road, Opposite
Arlington Avenue, Baltimore
County,
On MOndGv, October 25th, 1909.
On Monday, ooto0er s5th, 1909,

At O'Clock P. M.
The undersigned. owner. will offer at Public
Auction 6NHaE ON THE PREMJsEs, Rd@nsES, 81 on 1000
At O'Clock P. NJ,
ALL HER REAL ESTATE,
IN FEE SIMPLE
| THE SAME COMPRISING ABOUT SIXTY
SEVEN ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS,
O. Asituated on the east side of the Hilen ~
- roaa' tne t0ra ,d anu b 15{fs
| of Baltimore city.
IN FOUR DIFFERENT TRACTS, WITH THE
BUILDINGS AND OTHER IMPROVE
MENTS ON EACH.
FIRST That tract of land fronting about 1893
| feet on the east side of the Hillen Road, with
depth of about S56 feet on the north side of the
Ivy Mill Road, containing
22-1OO ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS.
Improved by a large, substantial
THREE-STORY STONE HOTEL,
with basement, the upper part being conducted
as hotel and restaurant, fronting on Hilen
Road, and the basement fronting Ivy Mill Road,
is used for a general store. The other build
ings, consist of
ICE HOUSES, STABLES, WASH HOUSE,
FAIRBANK SCALES. &c.
sECOND.-That tract of land known as the
SCHUMACHER PROPERTY, fronting on Ivy
8K ACRES OF LAND.
Improved by large
TwO-sToRY FRAME DWELLING, AND
OTHER BUILDINGS AND
IMPROVEMENTS.
THIRD-That tract of land known as the
LAKE FARM" containing
28ACRES AND ROODS OF LAND,
more or less, situated east of the Herring Run
and on the north side of the said Ivy Mill Road,
and adjoining Lauraville, and within or min
utes' walk of the Hartford Road cars. Improved
by large
TWO STORY STONE DWELLING.
This tract of land is especially adapted for
grading virtually necessary, and has streets and
avenues laid out on the east of same, running
up to the western limits of said property.
FOURTH.-All that tract of land known as
the "HOME PLACE" and fronting on the east
side of the Hilen Road about S23 feet and ex-
tending easterly an irregular shape, containing
20 ACRES AND 10 38-100 PERCHES of LAND,
MORE OR LESS.
Improved by large and cOmmOdiOus
SUBSTANTIAL STONE MANSION,
of 26 Rooms, Steam Heat, running Spring Water
Lights and Broad Verandas There are also on
this tract several other large and commodious
Stone Dwellings, Barns; Stables, Warehouses.
Stone Water Tower, and other necessary out
buildings of every kind, all built of Stone with
Slate roofs. and all in first class condition.
This is one of the most beautiful country seats
in the suburbs of Baltimore, and is not only ad-
mirably adapted for that purpose, but is an ideal
location with the large mansion and many other
dwellings and buildings for college, seminary,
retreat or sanitarium.
The large Stone Quarries. formerly conducted
Dy Ule IaI0 MT. WdlCeE I0OTQ6s are lOCdUcQ on
this tract of land and are so situated as not to
in anywise interfere with the property for the
various purposes above enumerated or in the
development or the greater portion of this tract
of land for building purposes. The stone in
these quarters is almost ineXhaustable and is
unexcelled for either building or road purposes
and will be the source of continual substantial
income to the purchaser in this progressive era
of house and road building.
az The location of all OF said property is high
and elevated, and as a result healthy, with the
beautiful Herring Run gently meandering
through it. The scenery is unexcelled and pict-
uresQue. 1t is within one-eighth of mile of
Baltimore city and only few hundred yards
by either the York Road or the Hartford Road
cars FIVE CENT FARE.
The sale of all the above property will
take place at the MANSION HOUSE, Hillen
Road, opposite Arlington Avenue, at O'Clock
p NJ MONDAY, OCTOBER 18th 1909. as afore-
said. The different tracts will be offered sepa-
rately and the bids reserved, and will then be
offered as whole. and whatever way it brings
the most money will be sold.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-half cash within one
month of sale. balance in six months from day
of sale, or all cash, at the option of the purcha
ser; credit payments to bear interest from day
the undersigned. A deposit at time of sale of
5000 will be required each tract, or 81 200 on
the whole, as the case may be.
A1-A plat of the above property can be seen |
or any other information had, at the offices of /,
JAMES j. LINDSAY, 412-14 Equitable Build |
ing Baltimore Attorney for the undersigned.
ALICE E. THORNE.
PATTISON & GAHAN. Auctioneers.
Oct. 2-ts