Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-05
DAILY COMMERCIAL.
BALTIM 0 R E, MD.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE COURTS.

SATURDAY, Feb. 2, 1866.
.cimiaol C9rrt.--IIon. Judge, Bond; c. Herbert
nbn asopDg Fremyer po:tponed Geo
II. Wales, colorcd, assaulting Bennitta HartlOve
sentenced to one days impri5onmont in Jail. Hugh
Hail. fighting in the street, recognizance forfeited.
Edward Biddleman. assaulting VIM. Il. Martin, net
guilty Thos. Brooks sSaulting his wife; postponed.
Thomas Cromby, assaultng Hugh Steel; compro-
missed. Edward c. Wolf, assaulting his wife; com
promised. John Curran, assaulting Eco. BiHne, tried
and held under cqria. Geo. Binne, assaultng John
Curran, tried and held under cura.. f. Spencer, in
terfering with officer Biddeman in the discharge of
his duty. fined 81 and costs VIM R. Martin, assault
ing officer Bddleman, fined 81 and costs. I. Martin
assaulting officer Biddleman. fined s. and costs.
LOUISA Miller asSaulting John Smith, not guilty.
missed. ?; b. Emory. assaultng and insulting Rachel
Smith on the street, postponed John Mclaughlin,
assauting officer Bateman; cura.
Court adjourned to this tMonday) morning.
Court Of Common Pleqs--Hon. Judge King.-tnn
N. Shocks vs. Mary Hawthorn-appeal from Griffith
Ciereman and Coleman IS, Wyhgram and Barnes
appeal from Whalen. judgment affirmed.
VIM. C. Barker vs.. Martin Clark-appeal from
VIM. G. Barker vs. Timothy Ryan-appeal from
Whalen. Judgment affirmed;
spcer' judgment affirmed
VIM c. Barker vs.. Timothy Ryan-appeal from
Spicer, judgment affirmed to restitution of the
premises Judgment in favor of appellee for costs.
Timothy Ryan VIM. c. Barker-appeal from
Hebdcp. Judgment reversed and judgment for the
Assignment from 100 to lis inclusive on the appeal
docket
Superior Court--Hon. Judge Martin.--James L.
sutton vs.. WIN; 5 Kendall -hetorereported. Plea to
Thomas ". Hall IS: P. i. Oakley: Notion to
Assignment for Monday from 265 to 3l3 inclusive.
United States Circuit Court-IIon. Judge Giles
No business OF importance was transacted on Satur-
day. The Court finally adjourned for this term.
CITY Circuit Co,rt-IIon. Judge Alexander-Re-
becca Holins and Others ". James Read, wife. ami
others. Bill to procure decree for the sale Ofcertain
real estate in the city of Baltimore.
John Campbell ". VIM. b. Norris and others. In
JUNCTION granted to restrain defendants from pro-
eeeding further in execution OF writ OF Fcritocias
issued from the Court of Common Pleas.
Mary A Moh and others VS.. Levi NJ OH and others.
Injunction heretofore granted made perpetual.
Orphans Cpurt-IIon. Judges AuGoun. Supplee and
bate, and letters granted to Benjamin NJ Dennis of
John. Letters of administration de bonis c. 7.
Dennis of John. The will of Mary Piersnl admitted
to probate and letters granted to Julia Pierso and
on the estate of Mary A. Boone, with the will an
nexed to B. W. Turner, and the estate of John S
Young, granted to Mary Young.
TowsoNTowN, February 3, 1866.
Circuit Court for Baltimore Co,tntp-IIon. D. c. H.
Emory, Judge; John I. Ensor, Esq, States Attor-
new.
vs.. Enos Hartman and John Ramsay-before reported.
The argument on the PRAYERS was concluded by VIM.
by Arthur W Machen, ESQ, the part of plaintiffs
The court granted the two prayers Of the plaintiffs
and rejected the lst, ID, Sd, 18th, 5th, It'll and Sh
prayers Of the defendants the 9th prayer being ad-
mitted by the plaintiffs counsel From these rulings
of the court the defendants excepted. The case will
be argued before the jury Oh Monday morning. and
after the argument of sad case, the of the State
vs.. DR.. William IL. Stokes and Mary Blenkinsop,
known as the Mount Hope case, will be taken up.
Levi Gise vs.. Charles Buck; Judgment by default
Motion by defendant to strike out the Judgment and
quash the inquisit0n. Argued by Bernard Carter,
Esq, on the part Of the defendant in favor of the
motion and by MesSrs. Wheeler and Keech for the
plaintiff against the motion. Held sub curia. The
~ q m in tba pasa nf
son, of r.. VS.. Alexander Murdoch, was fixed FIR
hearing on Saturday, February 18th. After passing
some orders not of general interest
Court adjourned until Monday morning at ten
o'clock