Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-09

hoNDAN, Jan. D, 1000.
Criminal Courf.--Hon. Judge Bond; George c.
Maund, ESQ, prosecuting attorney.
CITY APPEALS.
George None; appeal from the decision of c. II.
Dryden, fning him $50 and costs. Continued.
f. Bowls, cQlored; an appea! from Justice Hiss;
VIM. Robuland: appeal from Justice Whitley,
who fined him fifty cents and costs for violating an
ordinance of the City Council. Judgment reversed.
VIM. IL; Wilson; an appeal from Justice Showacre.
who fined him $40 and costs for violation of city
ordinance. Judgment affirmed
Henry Railing fined $50 and costs by Justice Hiss
for driving his horse contrary to law Judgment re-
George Manager fined 3.46 and costs for violating an
ordinance of the City Council, Judgment reversed.
Ernest Schultz fined 800 and costs BY Justice Hiss
for violating city ordinance. Judgment approved
Owen Martin fined 81 and costs by Justice johnson,
for driving his horse contrary TO law. Judgment
Richard Burk fined g and costs by Justice John
son, for violating city ordinance. Judgment AT
frmed.
Clingman & Hine fined 800 and costs for violation
Of ordinance No. 80, by Justice Pndle: continued,
Henry Know for violating the health ordinance, fined
$40 and costs by Justice Meredith: continued
STATE APPEALS.
Martin Fahy violating section 10, article 4. Code
Of Public Local Laws fined so and costs by Justice
Duncan. Postponed
james Kelley, for violating section 143, article J. Of
the Code, fined $40 and costs by Justice Duncan.
John Reynolds. for violating section 49, article 50
Maryland Code, fined SIS and costs by Justice Ii eb-
zen. Judgment reversed.
James Conway, for violating section 49, article
80, of Maryland Code, fined S25 and costs by Justice
Hebden. Appeal dismissed.
John Cotton, fined S2j and costs, no charge men
toned. Judgment affirmed.
d; FOurch, for violating sections % and % of Mary
land Code for peddlng without license, fined $5l
and costs by Justice johnson. Postponed.
The Grand Jury was sworn, George Il. Berry, fore
man; the Petit jury was also sworn Grand jury
discharged until Monday next; Petit to Tuesday and
the Court adjourned to Saturday.
Circuit Court-UOn. Judge Alexander-Thos Lee
VS. Margaret Bunting, ct al. Bill filed to appoint a
trustee to convey certain lands held, estate &c
mentioned in the proceedings, &c.
Sarah Patterson, next friend of G. Patterson ct al
vs.. John II. Patterson. Bill filed to sell certain
property mentioned in the proceedings left under
last will and testament, &c.
Court of Common Pleas-ITon Judge King.-Jas
Ryan VS.. 5. r. Start and George Diu Judgment By
default.
John Duboir VS.. Ernest Shulty; judgement by de.
Alexander Allen, ct al, VS. Ernest Shulty; judy.
ment by default. '9
Court adjourned to this morning.
United States District Court-I[on. Judge Giles
GEORGE Becker alias George Banks for counterfetins
fractional currency notes of the denomination of fty
cents who pleaded guilty was sentenced by the Cour
IN each case TO pay fine of $50 and costs and "a.
prlsonhenr, IN the penitentary for years and si1
months. There were two indictments against him
and he pleaded guilty in each
Court adjourned to this morning
Superior Cour.-Hon Judge Martin.-The orig;
nal docket to January term was called and amen
ances, defaults. &c, entered ~ wa
The trial dock et will be called TODAY to which thu
court adjourned. " ~ "