The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-18
La w INTELLIGENCE.

CRIMINAL CoURr.-Hon. Henry Stump, Judge
Grafton L. Dulaney, Esq, City Counsellor. Con-
sideraton of the appeal docket
William III. Rose as. The Mayor and City Coun-
ell. Charged with violating ordinance in re-
ference to bowling alleys. An appeal from Justice
Mearis.
Major Henley for the appellant, contended that
the fine was imposed under the wrong ordinance,
and therefore the judgment should be reversed.
Judge Stump.-"Mr. Duaney, YOU find the
section in the ordinance under which this fine was
imposed"
Mr.. Dulaney.-"No SIR
Judge Stump.-"The Court will make the correc-
tlon when wrong section is referred to, but will
not correct when the wrong ordinance is referred
to. 1t is giving the Magistrates too much free
dom, and if they would take more trouble in con-
Quoting their cases it would considerable
trouble here 1t is just as easy to put the saddle
on the right on the wrong horse"
Judgment reversed with costs above and below
Thomas Daley us. The Mayor and City Council
Charged with violating an ordinance relating to
nuisances.
An appeal from Justice Griffin Judgment af-
tirmed with costs above and below.
John Lndemeyer Us. The Mayor and City Coun-
Gil. Charged with violating a health ordinance.
Appeal from Justice Carl.
Lndemeyer has a COW stable from which he has
built sewer which terminates in Chatsworth rum
The appellant endeavored to prove that there was
no filth or excrement passed through the sewer.
Witness. Nothing passed down the sewer but
water"
Judge Stump.-"Clean water %
Witness.-"Well, it is washings.o
Judge Stump.-''Was it clean water-ft to
drink?'
Witness.-ssNo, sir"
Judgment affirmed with costs above and below
S19.53
George Whealan Us. Mayor and City Council
Similar charge to the last. Appeal from Carl
Judgment affirmed, with costs above and below
Sl9.53
Peter Riley Us. The Mayor and City Council An
appeal from Mckinley, Judgment affirmed.
Wet Baurleine the Mayor and City Council.
Charged with violating a health ordinance. There
wore tro separate suits for the same offence
Judgment affirmed in both cases, with costs
above and below-S59.96 John j. Snyder for ap-
pellant
James Kennedy Us. .ne Mayor and City Council
CharSSc with violating an ordinance in regard to
pawn brokers' license. An appeal from Justice
Carl
John R. Quinn appeared for the appellant and
made motion to grant the writ, for the reasons
that there were no notice of the warrant that the
appellant had been summoned and also that the
Justice had given judgment the day the writ had
been returned, when he should have post
poned the trial of the case for at least six days.
Judgment reversed, with cost above and below.
Charles NJ. Dean and e. W. Evans Us. the Mayor
and City Council. Charged with violating an ordi-
nance IN relation to the preservation of the Battle
Monument. An appeal from Justice Rdgley.
The appellants were charged with allowing their
hacks to stand in front of the Gimor House. 1t
was in evidence that the license for the hacks had
been taken out by the Messrs. Stone of the Gimor
House, but they had disposed of their interest in
the hacks to the appellants, since the license had
been taken out. jury was demanded, and after
the evidence the case was argued by VIM. Pinkney
Whyte for the appellants, and the City Counsellor
for the appellee. The jury retired, and had not
arrived at a verdict when the court adjourned
They were ordered to bring in sealed verdict this
morning.
Jacob Hook rs The Mayor and City Council
Charged with violating law as regards nuisances
An appeal from McAllister Judgment reversed
Court adjourned until this morning at ten o'clock
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Hou. z. Collins Lee, Judge
The following business transacted Yesterday:
John W. Hanson Us. Barry, trustee of Herr De-
murer to bill. Argued by L. F. Barry for defend
ant, and Wallis and Musselman for complainant.
Assignment for to-day from 367 to 1888 inclusive
Court OF COMMON PLEAS.-No business of public
interest transact Yesterday
CIRCUIT Court FOR BALTIMORE CTY.-There was
no business of public interest transacted on yester-
day.