The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-11-01

CIRCUT CoURT-The following business has
been disposed of since our last report:
Jas. B. Cuddy vs.. Edmund Stabler; case
docketed by consent and judgment by confession
in favor OF plaintiff for $l73.66, with interest
and costs, with stay OF execution for fifteen
months from the 18th Of October. Elizabeth
Halbert VS.. Isaiah Baker; action for breach of
promise of marriage; tried some time since and
verdict for plaintiff for $1,000; motion by de-
PENDANT for new trial argued and overruled.-
Harrison Hooper VS.. Ann Raymo and others !;
for plaintiff; motion by defendant to strike out
judgment; argued and held sub curia. State
vs. VIM. Smith and Charles Green, colored, in
dicted for assault and battery; tried before the
Court; adjudged not guilty.
The following foreigners were duly naturally
ed Martin Idtz, native of Germany Henry
Bryrus, native of Ireland; Anthony Paddon, a
native of Ireland; James Phipps, native of
England Gotleib F. Schwarz, a native Of Wur-
temberg VIM. Schards, native of Bremen !;
John Blansey, a native of Hesse Cassel; Joseph
Baumuller, a native of Bavaria Jas. K Macks,
John Gotcher and James Herman, natives of Ire
land John Martin, native of Ireland Geo.
Lears a native of Denmark VIM. Lehr, a ma
tive of Nassau; Herman Kumlehn, native of
Prussia; Henry Schaeffer, a native of Hesse Cas-
sci Philip Jacob Lehr, q native of Nassau Cas-
per Lutz a native of Bavaria John Flynn, a
native of Ireland John Lyons, native of Ire
land George Brehm, native of Bavaria; John
Manon a native Of Ireland, and Joseph Phipps,
a native of England.
The name OF c. Nicholas Whittle, which had
been stricken off the list OF registered voters Of
this county by G. H. Mann, jr., one OF, the regis
tiers of voters was, upon appeal to court, ordered
to be put on the list of qualified voters.
New MARKET.-A correspondent at New Mar
ket 18th district, sends us the following
"MarJ land Line Circle, B. U. Fl. F. c. OF A, ="
or in other words, Brotherhood of the Union,
met in their hall at this place on last Sabbath
afternoon, 26th inst for the purpose of going in
a body to hear the Rev D. W. Bates, Of the NJ.
P Church. now stationed on this Circuit, deliver
a sermon especially intended for members of the
Order and which event has been looked forward
to for the past FIVE weeks with much interest,"
After forming in line, the body, under the mar
shalship of R. Quincy Hall, marched to the
church On arriving the opening ode OF the Or
der to the tune of Gould Lang Syne," was
sung, after which the Rev. gentleman arose and
delivered a most entertaining and polished SER
mon, taking his I, xt from The 4th Chapter, 9th
Verse, Book o. Geness-"Am | my Brothers
Keeper p The discourse was listened to through
out with great attention and WAS pronounced by
all a most allie cffnrt.
The members Of the Society wore their full
regalia, and this, together with the snowy cos
tunes OF the ladies present, made a beautiful
contrast
New Market is situated in the 18th district,
Baltimore county, Nd. Immediately on the line
of the Baltimore and Yorktown turnpike. 1t is
q town that has great hopes for the future.
There is some talk of building Brotherhood
hall, in the Spring. and any amount subscribed
by you will be thankfully received. In reply
to the last sentence we have only to say,
hand around the bat EDS. UNION.