The Baltimore County union., 1883-12-08
Property Transfers In BALTIC. County.


Vim. Jesscn and wife % q. NJ. Bohm.
I. c. Latrobc. trustee. to c. W. Greenfield.
e. T. BELT and wife 60 Elizabeth Mafischen.
J. ". Walker. &C., To- ID. II. Carroll.
Gotfried Sadtlcr TO Elizabeth sadtlcr.
J. j. Janney, Sc, TO 4. Y. Candy. fts
Mary \. Price, &C.. 10 John e. l.ins.
ASSIGNMENT.
l.. II. Robinson 90 John IIubncr, ..
l.. II. Robinson 60 David Wilson. &c.
l.. u. Robinson to VIM. u. Evans.
EdWaTd Fitzgerald 20 Daniel Colbert.
J. c. Shambcrgcr 60 A. T. Ilouek.
l.. 7. Casey, &c, to WIN. l.. Stork.
.Margarciha Leinhauser to Andrew Flcischer.
MORTGAGES.
=. ". Emory 10 David Wilson. &c., I.262.
y. J. Thorn 20 llth Ger. Amer. u. A., SS32.
Rosna liempnin To Eden u. =. u. A., 5000.
Wm. 5. Wedge. Jr., 90 A. c. Hopkins, $1,000.
l.. Marschen. &c, TO Central Union u. A., 81 900.
John Spiegel and VT. to Heinrich Knepper, STOe.
Bankers and Merchants Telegraph Co. 90 Far
ners Loan and Trust Co.. iO.OO0.OOO.
Joseph Gin and wife 20 y. X. Giil, 50 coo.
T.. q. Greifahn to Sycamore u. a s. =, 81, 200.
l.. X. fOwbic, Ac.. 20 VI. T.. keech, $500.
Thomas Byrne ct al to woodberry u. A. No. 1,
$1,000.
J. W. lIudgins and wife to woodberry u. 4. No.
4, 5000.
John c. Lens aud wife 10 GEORGE iru,, SIZE.
RELEASES.
David Wilson. &c.. to l.. II. Robinson.
Central Union i. u. A. TO Jesse Wheat.
l.. A. Halle TO Z. :. Harlan.
liomc u. 4. TO Rosina Ilempling.
Rossville u. A. to q. ". Rever.
WIN. a. Fisher TO II. W. Rogers.
Northern Central u. \ l.. A. TO q. schacfer.
John Dressed 20 John Spiegel.
Geo. Smyth 10 I. Z. Bambcr.
Martin Shecler, &C.. to Abraham Gabcle and wife.
A. ". smith TO X. A. Thursby.
WooIberry A. 4. to David O'Donncil.
Harrison u. A. To Thomas Byrnc.
j. I. buekcr to Joseph Morrow.
DIR. Wagner, OF Frederick County, Be-
fore Judge Ycllott.-Thc famous liiigant Of
Frederick county, pr. Harrison Wagner, who has
been sucing people in iha, section by Wholesale
aud obtaining judgments against many Of them
on trumpcd.up charges. imaginary wrongs, 2e.,
and now confined in the Frederick county Jail for
contempt of court in violating an injunction
issued By Judge Riichic, some months ago. was
brought before Judge Icllott on Tuesday last BY
hahcas corpus. asking tn be released from the
custody Of the sheriff of Frederick county. The
Dr. was represented by John II Handy. Of Balti-
more. =. =. Pompei and Dr. VIM. Wagner, Of
Frederick. Mcssrs. Il. Stuckett Matthews, Capt.
McSherry and =. J. Nelson represented the
Adams Express Company and others to whom
this notorious litigant has been annoying for
years. Mr.. Handy. on behalf of the prisoner, oc-
cuiicd the attention uf the court at considerable
length and. wiihou, argument from the counsel
on the other eide. Judge Ycliot said 81 have no
into the propfic,y Of the jurisdiction cf the Cir.
cult Court Of Frederick county. II IL was n court
of limited and especial jurisdiction could. bat
rs !; Is court Of general Jurisdiction cannot"
Mr.. Handy has prepared another petition and the
Dr. will be before Judge Duffy, of Baltimore On
Monday next, nj o'clock =. IN.
Many people were attracted 90 the court room
o. sec the prisoner. having read so much about
him in the newspapers. lie is a small man. be.
tween g. and 80 years of age, with brown hair
a 4
dark clothing and had the appearance OF n we'll
,o.do man. Some Of the spectators said he
rescmbled the crank species of the human family
10 a remarkable degree.
Its n matter Of great surprise 90 many per.
tina, the people Of Frederick county should
have tolerated the DR.. in his nefaFous method so
long before calling halt.
New Method of Curing Eams.-A writer
in the coHairy Gsnii,aian makes the following
novel suggesiion for smoking hams AS n sub.
s,iiuie for the smokehousc. he says. smoke bar.
rel thoroughly with maple or hickory chips lraisc
the barrel an inch or two from the ground TO
furnish draught.) and when smoked sufficiently.
sweep out the inside and give a slight tinsng
with cold water. When you have thus prepared
u. pack the hams and shoulders in Il, he.h side
up. and pour over them the pickle sufficient 10
cover them. and your work j. done. The pickle
extracting the desired smoky favor from the bar
rel will carry II through the whole mass of meat,
and much more equally and evenly thAa by thn'
usual process of smoking as the flavor will be as
strong In the centre at the surface Hf the ham.
In addition To this even havoring of the meat
this process will be found much lees troublesome
and laborious. avoiding the risk Of falling into
the Gre. Of burning smokchousc. or into the
hands of thicving noishbors. besides escaping the
fIthiness which L. inseparablc from the common
way OF smoking and its consequent waste when
preparing for the table. as the meat l. every way
rs clean when taken from the barrel as when
placed in H. by this way all the expense, labor
and trouble of bagging the hams after making.
to keep them from aies. l. obviated, as they
may he kept submerged in pickle till wanted, or
the last piece Is desired for the gridiron, pot or
pan. Be sure 60 smoke the barrel thoroughly if
you would have strong favor Of smoke in your
meat"
.
Transpianting Trees.-A well informed