The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-21

w. L. Roberts aud wife 10 J. p. Roberts, &C., $500
Jacob Lachser and wife 10 Emory Il. y. D. a l..
Co, $500.
G. u. Holm.. and wife 10 J. ". Anderson. O.. ?.coo
Jno. SehoTr aud Niie e. Cha.. CTonharIt. 5000.
Robi Blair Ani wife To- NJ. T.. CTanston, g., 500.
u. a y. Il. u. To ". I. Burns. 4c.. f2. .iOO.Ooo
u. Mel. Harii'iy and wife to Metropolitan Saw.
u. =. =. 600.
Ino. Bauer aud wife to Scligman Hlerrbcrg. 5000.
Francis foiee, 4e., to John Comes, $500.
A. h. Dinsmore. &c.. to Iith q. A. u. A., $I,aiS.
Henry Gabel To Ilth q. A. u. A.. $G2t.
y. q. Towson aud wife 10 ID. T. RichaTd-. 3, 800.
David stree; to 4. ". johnson. $4,000.
Geo. Garrett io Ger. \. y. !. Co.. SG0u.
u. &. CadW aliadcr I" Wavrrly Bid. Ass0.. $500
g. J.. Phelps aud wife To Maryland :. B.. Si.joo
LEASES.
l.. ;. CarsNcll and wife TO Vim. q. Glenn.
J. a. Mier aud wife 90 T. J. Neal. &c.
J. u. Smith and wife to John FoA.
&. :. lIohbs and wife 20 Henry Glauger.
EELEASEs.
Ezekiel Matthews 10 q. II. Palmer.
q. W. MoTningsiaf To- :. T.. Bitter.
Susannah Hun; 10 y. :. Bull.
:. ". Fife. ac.. executor. TO ". =. Hendrix.
:. J. Kur,s. 1c.. to ". =. Hendrix.
Jas. Miller. administrator. to Elizabeth KratIer.
waveriy ". & J.. l.. l.. u. Asso. to Tilghman
ScaoGcld.
dr-atGunGoSder FALL u. Asso. to Jesse Rine.
hart
VIM nilWorth 10 I.obi. Blair.
Wm. II. Wheeler 10 T.. =. Jackson.
c. VI. Gilpin. administrator. TO :. Il. Mcmillan.
Thos GoFsuch of G. 90 Francis Potter, 4c.
Hannah y. Gather to J. ". Garrett.
frcdk. Ilebb. dc. to James Beatty.
Central nion =. u. A. To Jacob kus,erer.
c. l.. Fisher TO J. 4. Dorr. Ge.
Tree Planting.-Mr. Robert X. Martin.
chief engineer of Baltimore eity's water supply,
has set out this spring l293 forest trees Of differ
ant fha line At he -.
These trees have been scattered over - acres OF
Land belonging 90 the city at Loeb Raven. II l.
the inteniion Of Mr. Martin to plant all along
the line Of the city, property until be gets the
GunpoWisr fringcd with woOds. The coming fall
he will plant acorns and other seeds. The Sna
says the cos, Is ,rf!ng and the benefit incAleula.
bic. and the Importance Of the work may be ap-
preciated when ;he fact il remembered that the
Gunpouder river has lost three. .iourths of It's
volume in the past hundred years BY the destrue-
tion of the woods which formerly covered its
banks and grew thickly on the hillsides aud 10
the ravines through which it, tributaries and re.
sources flowed to the main water course.
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Value OF the Sunhower.-A eonespon.
dspt IN speaking Of the .unfowsr says: II is the
best sgg producing food known for poultry. keep
ing them in n thriving condition and largely TO-
creating the production Of eggs: Every poultry
raiser who tries IL will End that this seed Is the
food known for CLOSING the ?iumage Of fowls.
aud Is almost indispensable 20 those who want 10
1t their birds for exhibition 20 the best advantage
The Russian sunhower is easily raised, requires
very little care. can be grown in fence corners or
other places 90 cultivate. Its production Of seed
is immense. yielding often n, the rate Of one hun.
dfei bushels 20 the acre. IL should be planted in
hills four feet apart. any time from the 10th Of
May TO the Is; Of July. Three quarts Of seed will
plant an acre.
New Postal Regulations postofIce
department at Washington have recently issued
the following general order: Postal cards and
prepaid letters to be forwarded if requested. Pre-
paid letters shall be forwarded from one postotiee
to another At the request Of the party addressed.
without additional charge for postage. An ieiters
upon which one full rate Of postage has been pre-.
paid and all postal cards shall be forwarded from
the Office 60 which they are addressed 10 any other
Office. at the request of the person addressed. or
Of the party whose card may be upon the enyel.
ope. whose name may be signed 20 the postal
card, without, additional charge Of postage. such
forwarding must be continued until the party
addressed Is reached"
State temperance Ailiance.-A meeting
Of tie Maryland State Temperance Alliance va,
held in Baltimore on Wednesday. Contributions
were asked toward deiraying expenses. and nearly
$50 were collected. Ia -GOvernor -. John. of
Kansas. lectures next Wednesday. Mr.. :. Mer.
lyman Anderson. Of this county. president Of the
baltimore county Temperance Alliance. gave an
encouraging account of the work In this county.
lie said that nearly l.o0o people have taken the
pledge, and tha, many politicians of both parties
are declaring themselves in favor of local option.
Complaints were also made against the non en-.
forreinent of the Sunday Law In Baltimore county.
Extensive Operations. DIR. {. A. Rutledge
4 Bro. Of near Upper y Roads. Hartford county.
are making extensive preparations for doing n
l.. l.
They expect TO can the product of te0 acres Of
corn. The DIR. l. erecting another canning house
on his own account near Amos Mill. in which he
expects 60 pu, up the product Of about 100 acres
u corn and tomatoes. lie has also contracted
with a number of farmers TO raise corn for him al
$50 per acre and furnishing = half ton Of terti.
liner, the Dr. TO cut the corn a. he needs IL.
Painful Accidont.-A German, employed on
the farm Of Mr.. James Lyon. near Pikesviile, I'd
district. met with very painful accident on Mon.
day last by having his arm drawn into fodder.
sslsar. suitipg and bFuising u In such manner
thai u bad 10 be amPu,atsd. Tho operation vas
performed by Dr. Christopher johnson. Of Balii-
more. assisted by Dr. n. l.. Naylor. of Pixies
Wills. The unfortunate man has = large family
Of children depending on him for support.
Sale OF Boothoy Hill.-coI. :. n. Hyde, Of
Long Green. has sold his Boothby Hill farm. sit
uatei in Hartford county, to Mr. George A. Nc.
Gas. the weil.known maiirass Manufacturer %
Baltimore. Mr.. MeiaW. being native of IIar.
ford county and having strong affection for that
section. secured this place for the purpose Of max
ing IL his summer home. II l. said 20 be = very
desirable property. The price paid has not been
made public.
Board OF Examiners.-Jadge Fowler has
appointed Messrs. wm. 4. keech. n. Charles
burke and William Grason q board 20 examine
applicants for admission 20 the bar. Col d. q.
Mcintosh aud Major John I. Yellott. of the old
board. declined 10 serve. Mr.. keerh vas . mem.
Der of the former board.
Good Prices.-At the public sale Of Mr..
Jesse Dorr, near Providence Chapel, on Monday
last, pair of old mules brought $235 dry cows,
st0 very inferior corn, 81 IS per barrel chickens,
81 cents piece; turkeys, So. and brood SOW
si6.5o. Mr.. Geo. W. Hook, of Towsontown, uas
the auctioneer.
Hin,Qand Park.-Mr. J. 7. Trego has taken
the Highland Park Hotel, located In this county,
for the summer aud will run Il In connection with
BsEkely Springs. Mr.. Treso says that there will
be street ear communication between the city and
Highland Park during the summer.
Counsel Employed.-The trustees of Tou.
sontoun ". 4. church have employed Messrs.
John I. Yellott, $. Parker Bosley aud William $.
keeeh 10 defend them In the suit Of John 7.
EunoF kke fFusfaea of fha ehureh