Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-25
COURT PROCEEDINGS.
SATURDAY- lima

SATURDAY, June q.
Criminal Cour.-Hon. Judge Bond.-C Herbert
Richardson, Assistant States Attorney prosecuting
Nicholas funk, assaulting Mary Conn, ordered to
pay costs; Nathan Sehman, asssaulting with intent
Mrs Akers, assaultins Hannah Conner girl, with
whip, failing to appear for trial. her recognzancos
entered by Edward Akers in the sum of S5OO, were
forfeited. William CLANCY, assaulting Frederick
Stofe failing to appear, his recognizunces in tina
Of $500, entered by Michael MOan,were forfeited.
John Gallagher, assaultlng Patrick kearney, the
latter being est, his recognizances as witness
in the of $780, entered by John Burns. for
feited Patrick Mulligan, aSSaulting Josiah Chew,
had his recognizanceS in the sum of $500 entered by
Patrick Hogan, forfeited James Kelley, ohm Murphy
and John Connolly, rioting and acting disodery in
Iobn PRYOR had his recogDizances in the snm Of
$500, entered byA. McGee, forfeited George Johnson,
asSaultiug Catherine Henderson, had his recOgni-
zances in the of $780, entered by Henry Burnes
forfeited. VIM. Black, (negro,) assautng Ellen Fos-
ter, (negress0 dismissed Frederick Shilling,
assaulting Michael Shillinger, prayed jury trial
and bail in the of $3.50 with Theodore
Walker; George Ralph, assauting Herman Nolte,
forfeited his recOgniZances in the of 500 entered
by Francis Rose. Thomas Bradyhouse, assaulting
Geo. Bennett, fined 81 and costs.
John Krause, assaulring Andrew Ayres, the latter
being non est was ordered to pay the costs. Henry
Snowman, aSsaultng Samuel Hecht case heard and
held under advisement. Michael HoultOn, assault
ing Agnes COoney; fined 81 and costs and sent to Jail
for days. Lewis Washington, negro, choking Ann
NJ. Fowler white mulatto; not guilty. John Duck
niZances i'm the sum of 300 entered by J. E. Cochran
The case of John Truston and John Rocus ASSAULT
ing Patrick Cavenaugh; Michael Eagan, assaulting
Maria Green; Albert Waidman, assaulting Madaina;
and George Engehart assaulting Ann Crawford; and
Martha Happman. Edward Deppish, and James Gill
lett assauting Geo. A. King, and King assaultng
Deppish all compromised on payment of costs.
The following cases postponed until next Sat-
urday Thomas Hinton, assaulting Mathew Con-
nell; James Jones, assaultlng John Hoffman; both
parties being non est Frank White, aSsautlng Dem
his Loden; Hugh Matfett and " lillian McHale, as
sauting each other, MsHale giving bail in the
of $500 entered by Patrick Moran and Geo. Young,
aSSaulting Michael Riley; John Curley, assauting
and beating Everett w. Burdick, of the steamship
John Gibson; fined S25 and costs.
The court adjourned until Monday morning.
Circuit C0llrt-Hon. Judge Alexander.-Sarah Ma
cauley and others VS.. Philip L. Tyson and Others
Argument on exceptions to accounts. Nos and of
Auditors report. The question is, whether remote
descendants are be admitted To disrIbutive part
% thG "a -i o a1Ss -, ~ ~ Iii ~ 1911,
Thornburgh deceased. The question Is one of some
importance, it ultimately atectsa considerable
Jacob Meubach VS.. Gottleib and others. Bill for
specific performance of contract, and to obtain valid
deed of certain property on the northwest corner of
| Pulaski street and the Frederick turnpike.
Lewis j. Erisch and others William Boyd, trus-
tee and Others Decree directing the sale of certain
property the south side OF Mulberry street near
| John 4. Lehrer VS.. Margaret Lehrer Decree dis
vOrcing the complainant from defendant UincuL0
HldtrimOnIl.
United States District Court-Hon. Judge Giles
Thomas johnson VS.. Francis Cassidy and Napoleon
Treey-decree dlSmlsslng the libel as against Cas-
sdy, but directing Elreley to pay TO belantS4U with
1 interest from daLe and costs.
Thomas Callan. tried an Indictment alleging
the having in possession counterfeit national cur
rercy notes, with intent TO circulate them. the Jury
falling to agree gave pail with Jacob Snlyely IN Tho
sum of J for his appearance for trial at the Sep-
James H. Fairbank indicted for not taking out
license under the internal revenue act as retail
deirr was recognized in the sum Of 500 for his ap
l nearance at the same term for trial.
Court adjourned to this lMonday) morning.
| S,,,,o-,or Gouyt-Hon. j Judge Martin.--In Equity
| James l.. Sutton and others VS.. John Nj. Walker
| and others Bill to obtain decree requiring the ad-
| ministrators of John W. Walker to pay the amount
of two judgments (abOut 81 9OO owing by the infant
defendants to the complalnants.
| Court of Common Pteas-Hon. Judge King-Moses
| Cohen VS.. Aaron Goldsmith. Motion for new trial.
Argument concluded and motion held under advise
4 ment
| Orphans Court-Judges Audoun, Suppee and
Hohman.-Ihe will of Gerard Badger admitted
to probate and letters testamenJary the estate
| granted TO Martin Spriddle.
Letters of administration on the estate of Thomas
Layland were granted to George Il. Pope; and with
the will annexed the estate OF Charlotte H. Evans
Il to John b. Rumsey.