The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-13
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SUPERIOR COURT-JUDGE MARTIS.
Patrick OConnell Us. the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company. Action to recover Tor injuries
received; plaintiff being an employee Before re
ported. Not concluded. Addison and Bigger for
plaintiff; j. II. b. Latrobe for defendant.
Nothing done in the CoURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
CITY CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDeE KREBs.
West Street Building Association, No. u.s. ,no
F. Seguin and Mary E. Seguin. Before reported
Opinion Of Court filed, ovcrruling objections o
Mary E. Seguin to the passing of an order for writ
Henry knell. Before reported. Opinion of Court
filed dissclving Injunction heretofore granted
Marianne Garland Us. Susan S. Cunningham and
others. Construction Of will, as to whether it is
a condition in restraint of marriage, or a limita-
ton of the estate. Hinkley and Morris for plain
tiff; Schley for defendants.
BALTIMORE COUNTY CoURT-JUpoE PRICE.
TowsoNTowN, Dec r. 1860.
The appeal docket was resumed again this morn
ing, and the case of A. j. Martin vs. Henry Lane
hardt commenced yesterday concluded, by re-
versing the Judgment tbelow.-Margaret Frank
enberger, administrative of Louis Frankenberger,
Us. Joseph Kline jud gment affirmed.--George FL.
Whittimore rs. r. J. Bouldin, trustee, and John
John Langan Us. Michael Dunphy; judgment re-
versed without prejudice.-Wm Ensor rs. Ad-
amWisnor; agreed George H Wetter es Good
love r. Kane; submitted to the Court and held in
r1o.--Robert Mooney us. Michael Goodrough;
reversed.-Lewis Uhl as. Fred. Gfroer; do.-
The appeals were closed for the term and
the criminal business proceeded with is follows
r. j. Cuttings, Esq, attorney for the State, prose
cuting:-Daniel Lambert, indicted for assault
and battery, was held to bail in the sum of $500,
VIM. s. Stansbury becoming his bondsman.-
State u.s. John D. Murphy. The traverser not an
swering, his recognizances were forfeited.-F.
and A. Van Ruth, indicted for assault with in
tent to kill, were each held to bail in the of
81 GOO for their appearance. Felix Van Ruth bonds
man.-State as. John Lynch, indicted for selling
goods without license. No evidence being against
the accusp1. the State'S Attorney nrdared On
guilty" to be entered.-State Us. Andrew B.
Stirling alias Charles Stone, alias Andrew B. Wilson,
indicted, together with Lewis Ward, for burgla-
riously entering the store of Samuel White, Bal
timore, the 25th of July last and stealing there
from three ten dollar bank bills, four gold dollars,
and four silver quarters, three caps valued at %
cents each, and thirty-three postage stamps
Stirling was placed in the DOCK and the following
evidence ELECTED in the cause.-Samuel White
testified that he keeps hat and cap factory on
South Charles street. and that on the night of the
18th of October, 1859, his store was broken open;
the watchmen called on him about 80 o'clock,
and informed him that his store was open went
and made search, and found the store had been
opened with false keys, and the safe by the same
process, from whence the money was taken does not
know anything about the prisoner committing the
thett.-Thomas Graham was called by the State
but he having been confined in the peniten tiary,
Mr.. Ensor, counsel for the prisoner objected; but
Graham having been pardoned and no record of
his being a convict being in Court, he was allowed
TO proceed, and testified that the prisoner at the
time was boarding with his (witness') father and
on the above night witness saw the prisoner enter
Mr.. Whites store. At late hour he returned
and on going to bed with witness father, informed
him that he had committed the burglary, but did
not get but $50; on the following morning the
prisoner gave witness brothers three cloth caps
Here carpet-bag containing about 200 false keys,
dark lanterns, powder TASKS and bow-pipes to
blow open iron safes wrenches, three tin boxes of
wax with the prints of keys, nippers, about 100
snFa NJ,
and a galvanized medal about the size of $50
gold coin, with the words 'there is no difficulty to
him that willeth' on the side. The carpet bag
and tools identified by the witness as those of
the prisoner; witness them at his fathers
house, where the prisoner boarded until Mr..
samuel Covers store entered and the safe
blown open, when he left Baltimore; witness was
confined in the penitentiary false charge
trumped up in order to get him out of the way, so
that he could not be used as witness against the
prisoner; witness frequently heard the prisoner
talking about the rObberies he had committed; also
heard him talking about Capt Green, the notorious
burglar, aud saw him in company with Lewis Ward;
witness, on his cross-eXamination, refused to say
whether or not he guilty of stealing his sisters
watch, and whether he he guilty of the charge
upon which he was convicted and sent to the
pententiary. In the fall of 1852 the prisoner and
Lewis Ward left witness fathers house to 20 to
Frederick, Md; the county fair was being held at
the time, and the night before they started the
prisoner asked witness father which was the
best hotel to stop at, and he said the United States
there all the cOuntrymen stop, and they leave
their money in their carpet bags in the rooms, for
fear of loosing it at the fair; the prisoner replied
well, if they've got any, lll have it" the prisoner
went to Frederick, and remained for four days;
witness did not go with him. Not concluded.-
The case of Robert Miller, for murder, will be
called to-morrow.-Henry Wentworth pleaded
guilty to selling liquor on Sunday, aud was fined
500 with costs, it being the second offence
COURT OF APPEALS OF MARYLAND
DEcEMBEE TERM, l66O.-ANNAPoLIs, Dec. IL, 1860.
No. l67. Charles b. Calvert ct a. as. Charles
II. Carter and others, and No. I68 Charles B. CAL
vert and George II. Calvert vs. Charles II. Carter
and others. Appeals from the Equity side of the
Circuit Court for Prince Georges county. These
cases were argued by Thomas s. Alexander for the
appellants, and by Daniel Nj. Thomas and j. Mason
Campbell for the appeees.
ANNAPOLIS, Dec. u, 1860.
No. 10. N. r. Stamp and Alexander Mckee,
administrators of NJ. R. Mckee, Us. Catharine r.
Mckee and Samuel II. Berry, administrators of
Alexander Mckee. Appeal from the Circuit Court
for Prince Georges county. This case was argued
by Thomas F. Bowie and Thomas S. Alexander for
the appellants, and by Thomas G. Pratt for the ap-
pellees