The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-26
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No 65 ia the western line of the Government property
upon which the Post Office stands. a., restern boun.
Mr.. Addison.-Can you tell where tae WOW"
Diary of the Merchants Bank property si ,s,oiped
Objected to by the defence, and the objection sus'n
by the Court. .,....sossion
Mr. AddisonIs the area referred to, in the possession
Of the United Statesy liz.
Mr.. Kraft objected to his answering the question
The Court ruled that he could answer the answer
would not prove the titlc but possession alone
Col kanet has b en- in possession OF the bo "a 20 bova
for the past eighteen months, and have known :, w Com
been in the possession of the Commercial
pany for fifteen years, and in possession OF the
Exchange Company for five years. .s tho
Sergt Chas McGomas testified that at the time OF me
assault nc was at dinner and hearing ol IT, ~ f tbe men
SON he hasened to therot Office ana saw ouI % he nosi
coming out he went in and arrested Wilkinson ne d 9d
lively identified all the prisoners as being present
with Wilkinson to the station house. and IN PassInS
through Trpoettes alley, Wilkinson dropped Plsaud d
down the right leg of his panaloOns Witness proGu
the pistol which is rifle BARREL twelve inches long
and is loaded twOthirds full Ithad cap on when was
taken off by Marshal Herring ON Friday last and e Pst
given in his charge again; Wilkinson had been drinking
but drunk the balance of the party came arou
to the station house in their omnibus but again drove
Cross -examinatonThe pistol at the time ne RaVe " "
Capt BrashearS; and it returned to him witness on
Friday last by Marshal Herring could not say whether
it was loaded when it first came into his possession .
BY Mr.. Hack.-Do you know whether it was pointed a1
any
BY Mr. 4ddson.-You know it to have down the
breeches leg of Wilkinson, don't your
BY Mr. Kraf1Were not the others arrested by the city
officers?
Mr. Addison objected the answering this question,
unless they stated the object of it,
FMr Kraft replied that in the decision of the Court on
Saturday last it was ruled the and Govern
possessed jurisdiction the govern
ment property and if the arrests made by city OH
GERS, the government he conended had right to try
them here.
The replied that question to their arrest had
no bearing at all as to the right to try them in TINS
court.
Alexander H. Mantz testified that he at the post
Office when Brady and Wilkinson into the vestibue,
Brady struggling to get away from him. as they ap,
preached him he the pistol and heard wilkinson can
for his comrades to aid him. and saw the others run across
the street rush yeStDule, crOWdng BTauy
back to the lower end McEdary stood in the vestoue
door endeavorng to keep the crowd while his
beating Brady he recognized all five Of the
prisoners being present but could not say that ogg
participated in the beating. While Brady was down ON
the floor one was beating him from behind; and
three kicking him. another, who he believes to have
been Fowler striking him in the face with his hst;
another beating him with stick, which he posi-
tive Stein His impression was that the one VINO was
all out in defiant way and who he thinks was
Fowler said Who has gEt anyythRg 5 to say
were 6hg While Mftard Heard either Mr. Kaufman his
friend plead with them 80 ,eo the old man.
Mr.. Addison here presented the deeds of the
served lots referred to, but without examination
of them being had the Court adjourned until 10
| O'Clock this morning.
| SUPERIOR CoURr.-Hon Z. Collins Lee, Judge
The Court was engaged in the following yes
| terday:
Benjamin II. Hutton and James Bankard u.s. Will
liam G. Wroth and Robert B. Fullerton, garnishees
rant. Verdict for plaintiffs lst issue for S. 1856.
! 26, and on I'd issue, for S55S75. Dobbin and Tai
bott for plaintiffs; Mclaughlin for defendants.
! Same Us. j. S. lnloes and others, garnishees of
| same. Attachment a warrant. Verdict for
| plantis-lst issue for S,l36.26, on I'd issue for
! S5O7.49. Same counsel.
| Same Stephen l.. Bird, garnishee of same
Attachment on warrant Verdict for plantiffs-lst
| issue for SS 1926, I'd issue for S250.29 Dobbn
and Talbot for plaintiffs; II. L. Bond for de-
! fendants
! William d. Miller and William f. Mayhem
| William Woodward, receiver, garnishee of Ford
and Trowbridge. Attachment Judgment. On
! trial Frick and Norris for plaintiffs; Schley,
! Dobbin, and Talbot for defendants.
| Rule of Court.-0rdered that from and after the
first December next the stated terms for the return
of process and hearing of cases the Equity side
of the Court, shall commence on the second Monday
! of January, March, May, July, September and No
vember, Of each and every year, and that the lst,
45th and 46th rules relating to Equity proceedings
! be repealed.
Assignment for to-day 342 to 364 inclusive.
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Hon. William i. Mar
shall, Judge. The Court engaged in the fol-
| lowing case yesterday:
Leonard Smith Us. w. Tucker and B. F. Starr
! Action on open account Verdict for plaintiff for
S2l5.52.
Assignment for to-day 20 to 90.
CIRCuIT CoURT OF BALTIMORE CrrY-Hon. Wm
| George Krebs, Judge. The Court was engaged in
! he following yesterday
| +. G.. Waters rs. Geo A. Brown. Decree for sale
of mortgaged premises. Exceptions to the report
! of the Auditor. Argued by kenly and Daniels for
exceptants, and o. Horwitz and j. P. Poe for
spondent.