The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-12
La w INTELLIGENCE.

CRIMINAL CoURT.-Before Judge Stump The appeal
docket taken up, Grafton L. Duany Esq., represent
ing the city.
Owing to the absence, at Towsontown of many of the
counsel in the different and the nonatendance of
witnesses, nearly all the had to be postponed The
following case disposed of
Mayor and City Council u.s. Henry Katz charged with
violating City ordinance An appeal from Griffin. W.
n. Carr Esq, for defence.
Officer Boswell testified that he saw woman come
from the alley at the side of Katzs house. with bucket
of liquid and throw it into the street. that his attention
was afterwards attracted to the offensive smell which
arose from it, he went into Katzs store when KatZ told
him to say nothing about it and he would settle the
ter with him. witness said in reply that that
way he did business; witness thought it wea-
ther when occurred 1.-THE arrest was made the 29h
of February
The defence called the woman, Betty Kaz, sister of the
defendant who said to have thrown the offensive
quid and being unable to speak English the Court inter
prefer Mr Myers asked the questions, and received the
in the street. she had lived with her brother three wears
and attended to all the chamber work
Judge Stump, to the interpreter mfr. Myers stand
back. l can't hear the witness You stand close,
with your around the witness. Let her turn her
face.'
Witness Never threw any offensive liquid in the
street; had been washing meat and dishes
morning and threw the water used into the street.
Another witness testified that she had never seen Betty
Katz throw liquid except dish water into the street
The counsel argued the case, when the jury rendered
verdict without leaving the box, for the appellant
Judgment reversed.
The Petit July then discharged until ten O'Clock
this morning.
The following gentlemen have been summoned as Petit
Jurors to fill vacancies: Col Geo. p Thomas Col Geo
Peters. Isaac Mules and Hiram Wood, jr.
The Grand Jury made six pfesentments but the Clerk
was not at liberty to give the of the parties
dcted.
Francis P. Loney, who had been summoned as jury
man. stated to the court, that he considered himself
resident of the county he lived there time
and he intended to claim that his residence hereafter
SO that he might vote there
Judge Stump.-"Ill excuse you sir. / don't want to
have the trouble of trying case and then have
a new trial because juror qualified You are
excused, sir"
The Court then adjourned until this morning at ten
o'clock.
CIRCUIT COURT OF BALTIMORE CITY.-Hon. VIM. Geo
hrebs, Judge The following business transacted
yesterday
James B. Wood ct al. u.s. John c. F. Solomon ct al Bill
to set aside bill of sale Injunction issued restraining
defendant from selling removing the property therein
conveyed, until the matter can be heard in equity. VIM
Daniel, Esq. for compainants.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Hon. VIM. L. Marshall
Judge There was business of public interest
acted yesterday.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Hon. T. Collins Lee Judge The
trial docket called but business transacted
COURT OF APPEALS OF MARYLAND-DEC. TERM 1885,
ANNAPOLIS Jan. 11th, 1S59.-No 6. Michael Treber us
W IN. Knabe and Edward Belts, surviving partners of
Henry Gaehe Appeal from the Circuit Court for Allie
gany county. Chief Justice lie Grand delivered the
opinion of the Court Judgm and procedendo
awarded
No 23 Christian F. Maennel and Geo A. Schepeter u.s.
VIM II. Norris, VIM. f. Murdoch and Geo. W. Dobbin
garnishees of Faconer and Haskell Appeal from the
Superior Court of Baltimore city, further argued by
Norris and Dobbin appeee and by Alexander for
the appellants
Henry NJ. McGill Esq., of Washington, was admitted
an Attorney of this Court.