The Baltimore County union, the Towson news., 1909-11-27

Property Transfersin Baltimore County.
Deeds, etc., received for record in the Office of
the Clerk of the Circuit Court for Baltimore
County:
Bollo j. Coney and wife to Mamie b. Hall, lot
at Eden Terrace, $500.
Joseph schott and wife to John Polesney and
wife, "a acres roods and 10 perches, being Lot
81 of TysOntown, 81 900.
Virginia Myers and husband to Richard d.
Arminger and wife, lot SIS. Orkney lane. $1,000
John J. Nelligan to George 4. Dickey, lot SIS.
RosebaDk ave-. g;r. $50; So:
William E. Brohawn to William Quick, 2 lots
West Forest Park Company to Wilbur P. Nor
gan, lot on Gwynn Oak ave-, $5.
John Stawski and wife to Peter Trzeciak and
wife, 27K acres, Fifteenth district, $l,550.
West Forest Park Company to Charles W.
Littleton and wife, lot on Gwynn Oak ave., lease
Arthur Boehm and wife to Edward Robert
Kast and wife, lots at Royston, 81
Eden Construction Company to Rollo j. Con
Terrace, SIS.
Amelia A. List and husband to Annie Ritter,
lot S. Esther Place, S..
The Sherwood Land improvement Company
of Baltimore City to Joseph Wiston Hiney and
wife, lot w.s. Sherwood ave., Ninth district So.
John p. Helldorfer and wife to Elizabeth G.
Burhorst ct al. lot s.s. Fait ave., g.r. $3.50;
$1250.
George A. Meyers and wife to Charles F.
Myers. Jr., and wife, lot mes. Park Heights
ave-. IS.
Mary G. Ella and husband to Thomasine X.
F. William Ortman to William A. Snyder and
wife. lot e.s. Third st, g.r. S56; So.
William A. Snyder to F. William Ortman,
same lot, gr. same, So.
John Schaefer and wife to Bernard Raab and
wife, lot - Foster av; g.r: sSl 80; $50; -
George Schlaffer and wife to John Il. Con-
nor and wife, lot me- cor Eastern ave. and
Bouldin ST., gr... $44 $500
Martin Meyerdick to Charles Kamke and wife,
F. Louise Sperry to the Vigilant Realty Com
pany of Baltimore City, 2 lots at Rognel Heights,
g.r. $50 on each lot; IS.
City to F. Louise Sperry, lease same lots SO
years, g.r. $50 on each lot; -
Same to Esther B. Osbourn ct al. trustees,
same lots in fee, $4,000.
Eugene ID. Emigh and wife to James B. Yeat-
man, lot s.w.s. Park Heights ave-, gr. $40; $5. :.
Baltimore County to John L. Hildebrandt and
wife, lot w.s. Hilton ave.. $4,000.
Park Heights Development Company of Bal
timOre City to George w. Singer, lot SEES. Wood
land ave-, SIS.
Joseph r. Knight to Edward F. Knight, lot
mes Falls Turnpike road, S..
George F. Bachmann and wife to Cynthia
Dunn, lot ws; First st. g:r. ,$2S; $3.50.
Charles A. Banister to Robert B. Mason, lot at
Hamilton Park, SIS.
Charles E. Walsh to Hannah e. Davidson ct
al. trustees lots e.s. Locust ave., $l,53l.90.
Charles A. Riemer and wife to Rudolph ].
Ehmke and wife, lot First St.. g.r. $35 $3.50.
Joseph B. Knight to Fannie E. Wagner ct al,
lot mes. Falls turnpike, SIS.
Same to Fannie +. Wagner, lots mes. Falls
turnpike road. SIS.
Same to Marion NJ. Knight, lot mes Falls turn
PIKE rOdu
Frank Detz, mortgage. to Robert G. Loock
and wife, lots near st. Georges Station, SO. $50.
Amelia A. List and husband to Conrad Hof
meier and wife. lots s.s. Esther Place, So.
Robert l.. Rodgers and wife to John +. Krea-
mer and wife, 10 acres roods and 20 square
perches near Liberty turnpike road, $5.
Louis Housman and wife ct al. to Joseph Cor
man ct al, 4 tracts of land on Johnny Cake
road, SIS.
Louis J, Betz and wife to William Charles
Keene, lot at Overlea S..
Academy of Music "A better mission
than to evoke hearty. wholesome laughter
could hardly be wished for. This is the mis-
sion William Collier has accomplished with
1.-The Patriot" which Charles Frohman will
present at the Academy of Music, Baltimore,
the week beginning November 90, with the
usual Wednesday and Saturday matinees.
Built upon a new idea, with sparkling dia
logue and clever situations, with generous
Infusion of Mr.. Golfers personality, The
Patriot is unmistakably a successful successor
to Caught in the RAIN or ION the Quiet"
There are no dull moments and on the whole
the performance may be said to be thoroughly
delightful. The central character is so admir-
ably suited to Mr.. Golfers personality and
methods, and he plays it so clevery, that even
were the play less plausible, it would afford
genuine evenings entertainment. Mr.. Golfers
delightful dry brand of humor has rarely been
more happily exploited than in the present
offering.