The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-20


DEEDS.
~. Tarbert et al, 70 Alexander Tarbert, &c.
L lex. TaEbert ct al, to Andrew J. Tarbert, &c.
has. I. Henderson to Amelia V. Henderson.
homas W. Renshaw TO Sophia J. Bowen.
~. ii. Carroll &c., executors, 20 John NJ. Nusger
David II. Carroll, &c., executors, 10 John IIanpt
~. u. Cooper 4 vi to Joshua NJ. Armacost.
Inof. q. Rutledge, &C., trustees, TO J. II. Cooper
Hohn IL. keene and wife To Henry Vernon.
fienry Vernon and wife 20 Frances NJ. Arnold.
ioseph Lloyd and wife TO John l.. Lloyd.
Xm. II. Bruno, Jr., TO Margaret L. Read.
Xm. ii. Bruno, Jr., TO Samuel 7. Mason.
u. Denmead, trustee, 10 7. Darcy Wilson.
fhos. VI. Randle and wife 10 George G. Benson
- sffAgban, Ac., executors 10 John Coleman.
p-n. Carroii OF al, exrs., 10 A. d. Clemens, Jr
a. ID. Clemens, Jr, VT. TO WIN. II. Bruno, Jr
Mary Clemens, &C., TO John q. Maier, assign't.
Mary Clemens q hush. 10 Filth Dasch, assign't
:. G. Hunt 10 Methodist Preachers' Aid Society
Henry W. Cooke 70 Adolphus johnson.
VIM. Parks, treasurer, 10 Peter Link.
y: u. knight, trustee, 10 Chas. Haas and wife.
Mm. ;. keech, attorney, 10 Joshua Hammond.
Wm. y. Halleit a W. TO saliie J. Bruh, assign't.
H. r, hennishaa'ea, trustee. to John Boyd.
J. Henry Kneil. Jr., to Frederick Rice, &e.
Chas. Greasley and wife to John J. Leieht.
y. ;. Hayward, &c., TO Z. 4. l. Beers.
WIN. II. Bruno, Jr.. TO A. ID. Clemens, Jr.
Canton Company to William Griffith.
MORTGAGES.
Alex. Tarbert. 3c., TO Chas. n. Knox. g, 500.
George Schultz 20 w. II. bergman, ke., -, 500.
Henry wiedy 20 As,or Mutual Bldg. Asso., 81 .OOs.
Reuben LentE A W. 10 Abraham Mcdonald, $500.
J. W. Armacost vi. to c. Turnbaugh. $1,000.
a. j. Iarberi. &e., to Joshua Gwynn, 81, 900.
> IL. TagaFt, executor, TO J. 5. Forney. Assign't.
Henry Vernon and wife to Gardenyille Permanent
Loan Ass0., 5000.
G. u. l.. Beers, &c., TO John T.. Semmes, 81, 800
John Coleman 20 Ellen Boyle. S2,5sO.
Wm. Grithth 10 German American Fire Insurance
Company, $1,000.
Conrad Hess 70 German American Fire Insurance
Company, $500.
IsSEFh~ johnson, &e., y Henry Cooke, si,eeo.
RELEASES.
Chas. II. Knox to Hannah W. Cunningham.
Hester A. Taylor 60 John y. Clark.
John T. Ensor % Joshua ". Matthews.
Elijah Clayton 90 Andrew J. Tarbert
Geo. Schwinn II. a. 10 GEORGE Schwinn.
Ann VI. johnson 20 Chas. ". Beers.
Metropolitan Savings Bank to Ann W. Jackson.
Wavcrly Mutual and Permanent Land Loan and
Bldg. Asso. to Ann ". jackson.
John GetE 10 Ell X. Sven.
Conrad Doenges, Jr., to Margaret T.. Never.
David Reus Permanent, Land and Savings Asso.
g. Catherine Miller
Lady Fingers Without Rings, Which the
Worst Old Bachelor IN tho Land Would
Like TO Grasp. finger made after this
rcciPe are very nice for tea they should be eaten
while fresh Rub half a pound Of butter into
pound oi -Four o. this add half pound of sugar
the juice and grated rind of one large leuon and
lasily. three egg, the white. aud yoiks beaten
separately and the whites stirred in after all the
other Ingredients are well mixed together. Thi.
dough. II properly made. will be ,tf enough 10
snake rolls about the 'ite Of lady's finger II will
spread when in the oven that il will be of the
right sife and shape. II you sish them % be
especially inviting dip them in chocolate icing
after they are baked. Take pain. 20 see tha, the
icing u - hard that i; will no; run aud set the
cakes On platter IN cool room Until the icing is
hffi.
Delicious peach ice cream l. made By rubbing
through sieve one dozen whole canned peaches
or What Is equal 20 that number. AMI .iS ounce.
Of white sugar aud one pin, ani a half Of sweet
cream should then be mixed With the pulp. After
thorough beating freeze IL ~ you do common
ice cream. II you wish 20 make the fancy com.
pis,e and have the cream peach color. few
drops pi clchineal can be used or II you obise,
TO that the cream may be colored With the juice
ofthe fei raspberry.
Surveys OF Routes TO Philadelphia. The
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad cnginse.s having
finished running their line between the Gunpow.
der and Bush rivcr.. have moved their tents from
the neighbgrhood Of Joppa 90 the vieini;y of Bu,h
Fernace. All the liues survevei-thfce in mum
bS-are south of the Philadelphia turnpike. I,
is evident that the road g. the North will be
pushed 90 completion At the earliest practicable
mtmcnt.
In this connection 1t nigh; be proper TO adj
What the Whining gtgn Ersry EfsHisy says "Af,sr
the Advertisement e the Baltimore Ohio Rail.
road Company fof ptoposals for building bridge
ac'os'the BraniyWine does any doubling Thoma.
demand further proof on the company par, to
giresus az early Day = competing line o. Phiia-
deiphia The frame Of the new bridge. grace
fui iron structure. Is nov building a, the compa-
by's shops in this city. II will span the creek
= - che suspension foot bridge below the Jessup
Moore paper mill. will Be 56s fee, long AMI los
fee, above the bed of the stream.
Railroad Accidental Shrewsbury station.
y. g. Il. r.. last Friday afternoon. quite an urly
accidcn, occurred. 4 young man in charge of
sled and two horses. ownel by Nr. {. g. Praii Il
New Market. this county lef; the team for a mo
meut standing a; the mill door 90 Sc, some sacks.
when the Chicago express train cane south. the
team became frightened aud started toward the
railroad track. The engine struck the .lel.
knocking the team into the mill pond oi Mf
stablcf. killing valuable horse. II l. said hy
many who saw the accident that the engineer
could by proper juigmen, have saved the collision
There have been some fatal accident. aud many
narrow escapes a; Shrewsbury station lately.
Advice to Correspondents -Many other.
wise excellent Newspaper correspondents DO not
seem 60 appreciate the importance of reporting
their news while il is s,ill fresh. News. unless
Immediately reported. 10 likely 60 prove anything
else than news. To hold back an important oc
eurfence or item until more l. secured j. no; only
a most common custom bu, very great mistake.
The item y almost sure 10 make it, appearance
In some other paper sooner. and when the CORES.
L.. - a. Al.
Newspaper correspondent should continually bear
this fac, in mind. An important item promptly
reported doubles its value. while one unluy De
Isysd is likely 10 lose wha, value II originally bad
Emory Grove.-A meeting of the managers
oi the Enery Grove Association was held at the
Methods, Episcopal Book rooms. baltimore, on
Tuesday evening John u. Seiisns,rcksr va.
elected president. Mr.. seidensirieker said u 10
pfoppfei O. insure tho Of the meeting With.
out iucurfiug a large Indebtedness. and he wants
u % be an Old fashioned camp meeting which will
bring back @ knory Grove iis former popularity
uiih the Methodists. A hotel will be provided.
an auditorium constructed and other convenience
secured. The Methodist Episcopal Church Union.
eonpofed Of iayman Of different churches. will co
operate with the manager for the success u the
camp meeting.
Tho Belt Section. correspondent of the
Louisville caHrisr J,sraai IA making some re-
ference to Baltimore citys grosth 1c., also makes
mention Of our belt as follows baltimore claims
a population % 10000. OF this 100000 l. in
eiuacd In the limits and 100. 900 In what 10 called
the bolt, that h. the ,uburbs. The limits Of the
city have not been extended since ISIS. and the
consequence l. that the belt is q big thing. The
city proper does all 4 can 90 include this por
tion. but the people fight against coming in for
the taxes, and % far have stayed out.
Marriage Licenses. During the year lss2
the Clerk Of the Circuit Court for baltimore county
Issued 2o7 marriage licenses, as follows: January,
i3: February, IS; March, s. April, % May,
u June. Is; July. Il; August. Is; September.
10 October, 90; November. Is; December, 81.
II will be by the ibFegoiug that tho greatest
demand for licenses occurred during the months
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