The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1874-04-04
Circuit Court for Baltimore County.
MARCH TERM, 1874.


THURSDAY, March 26.
John Monaghan, sale of liquor to minors, ad-
judged guilty fined $50 and costs. Same par
ty, sale of liquor on Sunday stetted on pay
ment of costs. John Sheppard, sale of liquor
on Sunday stetted. Francis Mayberry, as
sault; stetted. John Ederman and Franklin
Hughes, jointly indicted tor assauting with
intent to kill Chac. Ranoy, adjuTfsod grsty--of
common assault; fined So and costs and to be
confined in Baltimore city Jail for three months.
The above cases were removed from the city.
John Douglas, assault and battery, verdict gull
ty Judgment and sentence that the traverser
pay fine of So and be confined in the Balt-
more county jail for one week. Geo. largest,
assault and battery, two cases: in one case ver-
dict of guilty; judgment and sentence that the
traverser pay fine of S. and costs and be con
fined in the Baltimore county Jail for one week;
the other case stetted. John Drabers, lar
ceny, two cases verdict of guilty confessed
not sentenced. William Banks, colored, lar
ceny of two dogs, each of the value of $40,
two collars and chains, &C., demurrer filed and
sustained; adjudged guilty; not sentenced
Joshua Grafton and Augustus Brown, colored,
committed to Jail some six weeks ago for riot
ing, recommendation for release filed by the
grand jury; release ordered and issued
FRIDAY, March 81.
State VS.. Abraham Elliott, selling liquor to
minors, three cases removed from Baltimore
city adjudged not guilty in each. County
cases-Geo. Giles, assault and battery; adjudg
ed not guilty. Patrick Cronin, selling liquor
on Sunday plea of guilty confessed; fined
$40 and costs. Geo. Rash, larceny adjudged
guilty and sentenced to i'm prisonment in the
Baltimore county Jail for six months. Ewd.
Beaufoy, assault and battery verdict rot gull
ty. Benz. Bayne, bastardy; verdict not guilty
SATURDAY, March 9S.
John F. Richardson VS.. Shadrack Street re-
moved from Hartford county, tried in January,
1871; verdict and judgment for plaintffdfor
$160 damages, with interest from date and costs;
motion for new trial overruled 3. F. Goodwin
VS.. Benz amin Goodwin & Co.. confession of
judgment entered by agreement against de-
PENDANTS for Sl,56l.50 debt and costs with in
terest from date
The grand jury made their report and were
discharged.
MONDAY, March 30
State VS.. VIM. Gooding assault with intent
to kill his MOTHER verdict, guilty of common
assault. Same, for assaulting and resisting Of
fcer Knight; adjudged guilty sentenced in each
case to one years Imprisonment in the Balti-
more county jail. Same, as common vaga-
bond stetted. N. J. Herschley vs. Bowen &
Porter; judgment tor plaintitfby con fessioa for
$177.20, with interest from date and costs G.
R. Chew VS.. Hunt, Shannon & Co.; Judgment
by confession for 1921. McLellaud Logan
VS.. John Erdman judgment by default ex-
interest and costs. Maria G. Piel. adminstra
trix use of ]. s. Stansberry, We. G. F. and Eliza
j. Miller judgment by default extended in ia
vcr of plaintiff for 'SlsS S.
TUESDAY, March 81.
Henry E. Wootton, ira nscript from Baltimore
City Court indicted for keeping bawdy house;
verdict guilty on first count; sentenced to Bal
timore city Jail and pay inc of $50 and costs.
WEDNESDAY, April
Charles Almond, alias Long larceny re
cord made and sent to the Criminal Court for
Baltimore city. James Smart (colored) rob-
bling Thomas Fowler of violin verdict gull
ty; not sentenced. Same assault with intent
to kill Thomas Fowler adjudged guilty of
common assault; not sentenced. Same; SIM
pie assault; stetted. James F. Harmon; false
pretences; adjudged not guilty. Geo. W. AL
ban; keeping an ordinary without license; Ii.
cense produced; plea of not guilty confessed
by the State. Same; keeping an ordinary
without the requisite stabling; oyster house
license produced; plea of not guilty confessed
by the State.