The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-06-14
Circuit Court of Baltimore County.
MAY TERM, 1873.
Hons. Richard GraSon and Geo. Yellott, Judges;
Ed,O. II. Ady, Esq, Clerk; j. r. G. Talbot,
Esq, States Attorney Samuel j.
Robinson, ESQ, Sheriff.

THURSDAY, June s.
James II. Smith, use of Isaac R. Trimble vs.
I he County Commissioners of Cecil county
before reported judgment of non pros. Ed
ward Thurman and David Shultry, trading as
Thurman & Smith VS.. John Wisner action on
promissory note tried before the court.
FRIDAY, June 9.
Isaac Ledley VS.. II. G. Grabenhorst action
on promissory note; tried before the court
some time since; judgment for plaintiff for
$9,044.13; motion by defendant to stike out
judgment; motion granted and judgment strick-
en- out and case continued. Christopher Donnel-
ly VS.. John Smith; action on an open account
verdict for defendant. B. Zimmerman VS.. Geo.
Waterman; appeal from an order of the Co.
Commissioners of Baltimore county directing
the opening of private road through the lands
of Zimmerman; motion to quash filed by APP
pellant; motion granted and proceedings quash-
ed.
SATURDAY, June 7.
William Heise & Co. VS.. Samuel Chesney, APP
plication by defendant to dissolve an injunc-
ton heretofore issued in this cause, and to dis
charge the receiver heretofore appointed; APP
plication granted injunction dissolved and re-
ceiver discharged. D. Sch@ffer VS.. David
Ross, appeal from Justice Swayne tried before
the court, judgment reversed, each party to pay
his own costs. Henry G. Bender, indicted for
selling beer on Sunday; pleaded guilty, and
was fined $40 and costs. George Washington,
indicted for selling whiskey on Sunday plead
ed guilty, and was fined 800 and costs. Corne-
Illus Daily was arraigned for larceney in three
cases, and pleaded not guilty in each case
John Brown colored, was arraigned for larceny,
and pleaded not guilty. M. G. Porcett, indict-
ed for assault and battery; gave bail in the
sum of 5000, with DR.. Julius Rhinehart as his
security, and the case was removed upon the
defendants affidavit, to the Criminal Court of
Baltimore city. State VS.. Edward Randall, and
State VS.. George W. Della removed on defend
ants affidavits, to the Circuit Court for Howard
county, and Randall gave bail in the sum of
5000 with George w. Della as security, and Del
la gave bail in the same amount, with Randall
as security.
MONDAY, June 9.
State VS.. John Green, indicted for larceny !;
removed from Criminal Court of Baltimore
city /; tried before the court and adjudged not
guilty. State VS.. Charles Mcdonald and George
Sanner, indicted for keeping gambling house J;
removed from same court; Mcdonald pleaded
guilty, and was fined $3.50 and costs, and stet
was entered as to Sanner. State VS.. John
Jump, alias Edwin Jump indicted for keeping
gambling house removed from same court;
defendant pleaded guilty, and was fined $3.50
and costs, State VS.. John Young, indicted for
same offense, and removed from same court;
defendant pleaded guilty, and was fined $3.50
and costs State VS.. W. e. Ramsay, indicted
for same ofense, removed from same court;
tried before the court and adjudged not guilty.
State VS.. Bennett Walker, indicted for perjury
tried before the court and held sub curia.
TUESDAY, June TO-
Bannett Walker, j ohm Knox, Jacob Hays and
Abraham Brewer, indicted for periury-re-
moved from Criminal Court of Baltimore city
cases tried before the court and all adjudged
guilty; not sentenced State vs.. Lorenzo Blu
chanan, indicted tor perjury-removed from
same court-the defendant not appearing his
was forfeited State VS.. Henry
Deal, alias Reddy Fay, and Frederick Tracey,
alias Coager, indicted for arceny-removed
from same court-tried before the court, ad-
judged guilty; not sentenced. State VS. Henry
Laughlin, indicted for robbery-removed from
same court-stet. State VS.. Joseph Fahey, in
dicted for assault with intent to murder stet.
State VS.. John Weaver, indicted for larceny
stet.
WEDNESDAY, June IL.
State VS.. August Beigs, VIM. Trummel, W.
Lancaster, John Mccall, W. Minks, Geo. Kes-
sler, John Kenlne and Thos. Shrner, indicted
for nuisance; stets were entered in all OF these
cases. One or two other parties indicted with
them for the same ofense removed their cases
to Howard county, and if they are convicted
the stets will be stricken out and the cases tried
State VS.. John Montgomery, indicted for selling
beer to minors, and State vs. H. C. Bender, same
ofense; stet on payment of costs. State VS..
Patrick Herman, Patrick Mulligan, John Ker-
nan and John Brochen, indicted for rioting at
barley Park; removed to the Circuit court for
Howard county. State VS.. John Schuoen, in
dicted for selling liquor to minors; removed
from Baltimore city first and second counts in
the indictment abandoned by the State, and
plea of not guilty as to third count; fined $50
and costs. State VS.. same, indicted for same Of
tense; fined $40 and costs. State VS.. Joseph
Fahey, indicted for assault with intent to MUIR
der; removed from Baltimore city stet.-
State VS.. Henry Deal, alias Fred. Tracey, alias
Creeger, indicted for larceny; tried before the
court; adjudged guilty; not sentenced. Jesse
Beckley ct al. VS.. Daniel Beckley ct al. decree
passed for sale of mill-seat and water-power for
paper mill in the seventh district, about mile
ind a-half from Parkton, and about fifty acres
If land, W. S. Keech, trustee, to make thessaIa-
On Tuesday next the call of the civil docket
will be resumed.