Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-05-15
pRoCEEngNGs OF COURTS.

MONDAY, May H. 1866.
:, ,Crimjag' Caurt.-H?n. Judge Bond-George c.
Maund, Esq, states Attorney. prosecuting
George Moore, appeal from just ice Dryden from a
penalty imposed Of $50 and costs for violation cf city
ordinance lS see. -; postponed. Ernest Shultz ap-
peal from Justice Hiss from penalty imposed of
sI9D for violation OF city ordinance; postponed.
from a penalty of 81 imposed for 4 violation of
4 city ordinance; judgment reversed. Richard
Burke, appeal from Justice johnson from penalty
l - ioT driving hS carriage faster than allowed by
law; judgment reversed. klinginger n Ieise an
peal from Justice Pinde from fine Of 500 imposed
iqr violation OF 0rdlnapce No; %; POSTPONED.
Henry kneil, appeal from Justice Meredith from
fine OF $40 Tor violation Of the health ordinance;
pos,ponGdi Jas Cummings, Levin Thomas, Charlie
Griffin, John Il. Gibson, Chas. Ward, Edw'd Brooks
l.. Dennis, Chas. Cooper, Wm. Patterson, VIM. Coon
er, J ohm Adams Leon Barriclz, Levin London, and
James Cooper, each fined $5 for violation of the
ordinance relating TO gaming by Justice Whalen;
cases were abandoned by the State.
h. }, Stradburg, appeal from Justice Hiss from
me OF ~ imposed Tor violation Of ordinance
regulating the speed Of steamboats,; postponed
fine of $50 relating to the speed of STEAMBOATS, in
! the harbor postponed. John 4. Griffith, appeal
from Justice Hiss from fine of S2O imposed for q
violation OF an ordinance relating to the speed of
| steamboats, IL the haTbOr; postponed. T. 5. l..
Young, appeal from Justice Hiss from iue of $50.
Tor violation OF an ordinance relative to the speed
of steamboats, in the harbor; postponed. Robert Ii
Thomas, appeal troia fine Of -, imposed by jus
tee olcer Tor VOL tton Of city ordinance; judg-
mcnt reversed. ". Jones, appeal from fine of 50
imposed by Justice Spicer Tor a violation Of a city
ordinance; Judgment reversed. G. Williams appeal
from tine Of -, imposed by Justice Spicer for yio-
lation of a city ordinance: Judgment reversed Wm
Ii. Sadler, appeal from fine Of 81 for Il violation OF
a city ordinance, imposed by Justice Spicer: judg-
meGt reversed. George Robinson appeal from n
me Of 81 imposed by Justice Spicer for a violation
ct city oruinance Judgment reversed. John
Thomas appeal from fine Of 81 imposed by JUS
tcc Forester for violation of city ordinance udg-
ment reversed. VIM. I, Taylor, appeal from a fine
OF ~, imposed by Justice Spcer tor violation of
city ordinance; Judgment reversed COrnelia Braus
appeal from Justice Spicer from fine of 81 for yio-
laiiOn of city ordinances judgment reversed
Walter W. Cassady-appeal from fine Of s. i'm
posed by Justice Spicer for violation Of "a city or
dinance. Judgment reversed, Edwin F. Crcw-ap-
peal from Justice Splcer-a fine of 81 imposed for
violation Of city ordnance. Appeal not taken in
time. Thomas HammOnd-appeal from fine of s.
imposed by Justice Pindel for violation Of an ordi-
nance relating to the markets. Appeal not taken III
Martin tuhey-appeal from fine of 81 imposed
by Justice Duncan, tor violation Of article section
i, Of the Code. judgment reversed. Thomas Kelly
appeal from Justice duncan, for 4 violation Of
section l43, article 4 Of the Code, fine of 81 having
been imposed. Judgment reversed. John COltou-
appeal from Justice Hebden fine of S25 having
been imposed for violation of article of the Code
Judgment reversed. George Cunnin2ham-app
from Justice simon, for violation Of article II,
tion = of the Code relative to the oyster law, for
which fine Of S5OwaS imposed Postponed. Rachael
BLum-aDGcal IRON line Of 50 imposed by Justice
Blake. judgment reversed, IL ). Enkeman-appeal
from Justice Hiss, violation of article l7S of the
Code, for which fine of S5 was imposed. Judgment
reversed. James LIOyd-appeal from Justice Dun
can, violation Of section l45 of article t. of the ode
for which fine Of $40 was imposed. Judgment re-
versed.
PGGgy boat Thomas LuIl, fined $50 by Justice
" cch. for violation of the oyster law; postponed.
Rebecca Harkins, appeal from Justice Simon, for
violation Of the law relating to hawkers and pedders,
for which fine of S25 was imposed postponed. Lup-
man Hall, appeal from Justice Hiss for violation of
article "a of the code, for which fine of i5 was i'm
posed: postponed. =. Cox for violation OF sec
tion, appeal from Justice Hiss, fined $ and costs;
Postponed. Emanuel Baihn. appeal from Whaen,
for fine of s. imposed for violation of article 30 of
the Maryland code of public laws; postponed to the
next term John Reynod gave bail with Patrick
Reynod. in the of 81 600 for his appearance at
court. Grand Jury discharged t. Monday next, after
being sworn, and the Petit to the same time. Court
adjourned to Saturday.
Lity Circuit Couri.--Before Hon Judge Alexander-
Andrew j. Larmcr, et at. j. T. s. Middleton, ct ul
Bi filed for decree to sell certain property, and
Anna G. lIax, ct a. VS.. Thomas McDonnough. Bill
fled to obtain specific performance of certain con-
tract of sale.
William Leach, et al. vs. Bernard Bursch. ct al
Decree for the sale Of mortgaged premises on Hars
Pratt Street Building Association, No. l, vs. Conrad
Piller et a. Decree for the sale Of certain property
in Chase street, ard appointing Lewis Ii. Robinson
trustee to make the sale.
Superior Court-Hon. Judge Martin.-By decree
George Dob6n was appointed trustee in the place OF
James Malcolm and W m. A. Talbot, deceased of the
insolvent estate of Robert Boyd.
Jas + Purvis Jr;, ct al, Jas. T. Purvis ct all
decree for the sale Of property on the corner of Har
The jury was called and discharged until WedneS-
day next when peremptory call viii be made and
the cases proceeded with. The original docket was
called yesterday and the trial docket will be called
to-day.
United States District C9urt-Hon. Judge Giles
The United States vs.. Hasbagen y Schneider; a lot
Of goods seized in their possession; argument made
and concluded by MIR. VIM. +. Frick for the respond
ent, and closed the part of the Government by
VIM. Pinkney Wbyte, Esq; case concluded and given
to the jury with instructions. il they agree to
bring in a verdict tomorrow.
District Court adjourned until day. Circuit Court
adjourned until Monday.
Court Of Common Pleas-IEon. Judge King-Tbe iurv
was called and discharged to Monday next The
cal ed on
and the appeal on Thursday. Court adjourned to
this morning.
Orphons' Court.-Judges Audoun, SuppIee and
Hoifman;-Letters testamentary were granted TO
Eliza6eth Duchelbaker, On the estate of Michael
Dnchelbaker, and to Geo. A. Griffin, on the estate of
Elizabeth Griffin.