The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1874-09-19
Circuit Court for Baltimore Co, tty.
SEPTEMBER TERM, 1874. -
MONDAY. Sent.

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following cases were disposed OF on the call of
the trial docket; Mary Payne, administrative
of B. N PAYNE, deceased VS.. Sam'l +. Butler j; |
off. S. F. Butler VS.. Mary Payne, administra-
trix of B. N. Payne, deceased; off. Thomas
Coffee VS.. VIM. Gilmor; settled. John N. and
Mary Fitzsimmons VS.; Vonsiamp Suter; off.
Jno. Lakeman VS.. John Debbs; off. State of
MARYLAND, use of County Commissioners of Bal
timcre County VS.. Jno. X. Harvey, II. G. and
]. b. Longnecker, administrators of ]. II. Long
necker Judgment for plaintiff by default
Same vs. Jacob and John II. ReH@S George
Crawford, -.aesAlsalp.-- LAZY
s. Fitch; Judgment ~ r:.--..t Default
Same vs. Jacob and John Beckley and Walter
]. Ford judgment for plaintiff by default
Same VS.. VIM. T. Conn, administrator of Martin
Conn, Abraham Hicks, Thomas Wheeler ard
Thos j. Miller Judgment for plaintiff by default
as against VIM. T. Conn. Same VS.. John E.
Crout. VIM. A. Slade, and Samuel W. Starr;
judgment for plaintiff by default. Same vs..
Thos. P. Phillips, w. M. Isaac, Henry Lockard,
and Edward j. Penny; judgment by defaultas
against Philips, Lockard and Penny, and
against W. M. Isaac on terms to be filed. Jno
N. Fitzsimmons VS.. John 7. Ensor. two cases
suggestion and affidavit tor removal and tran
script of record ordered to be sent to the Court
of Common Pleas for Baltimore city. Thos
Ward, use of R. r. Boarman VS.. John Justice;
judgment for plaintiff by confession for $50,
with interest from date and costs, and stay OF
execution for three months; George W. Feel
meyer VS.. A. S. France; judgment for plaintiff
by default for property, referred, with one cent
damages and costs. James NJ. Bryan VS.. II. G.
Gent and VIM. Gent of T.. judgment for plain
tiff by default as against H. G. Gent, and "of''
as against VIM. Gent of T.
TUESDAY, Sept. IT,
Judgments by default were obtained in the
following cases: George P. West vs. Francis
Rice sane VS.. John Myers; Geo. W. Gallup
VS.. VIM. Murphy Charles H. ONeal Go: VS..
August Auer; Frick, Brother C Co. vs: Wan.
Lovett; James M. Bryan vs.. Wr. r. Hirsley;
Benedict II. Keenevs Chss. Didenhover; Jctn
L. Stief ct af.y trading as Ghas M. Ssleii, vs.;
Henry W sheallSsyl Olive I'm Ssss.scr
t-ix OF jeremiah NJ. Kimberly, VS.. VIM. Simms
and Jos. j. Tyson The Howe Machine Com
pany VS.. Thomas 2. Offutt; George Weige VS..
VIM. S. Martin; Joseph w. Gambrill vs. Val
entine Bowman; Smith, Dixon & Co. VS.. G. A.
Baher; Henry B. Lppy VS.. Jesse Fowler Love,
Osborne Co. vs. VIM. Gent of T. same vs.. Ill.
G. Gent; Isabella Tyson VS.. Hugh Simms
Whitley & Cad VS.. Charles W. Lewis; Merry
man, Brother & Co. vs.. B. V. Richardson iudg-
ment for plaintiff by confession for $ll3 81 with
interest from date and COSTS Jos. w. Chisnell
VS.. same; judgment by confession for plaintiff
for $2I9.29 with interest from date and COSTS
John Q. A. Jones VS.. Francis Mollson iudg-
mept for plaintiff for $52.25 damages assessed
by the Court with interest from date and costs.
Ii. A. Barrey VS.. B. V. Richardson Judgment
for plaintiff by confession for $I72.74 with in
terest from September 18th, 1874, md COSTS
VIM. S. keech VS.. Richard G. Dunphy and ia
coo Wisner; judgment for plaintiff by confess
sion for $270.46 with interest from date and
costs. d. G. II. Emory and VIM. S. Keech sur
viving trustees of S. Wheeler, VS.. r. E. Jones
and Charles Gore; judgment for plaintiff by
confession on terms to be filed. Joshua S.
Burke VS.. R. G. Dunphy; same entry. John
Maunegan vs. Michael Brannon "agreed"-
Frank F. Horner Co. VS.. W. II. Stiffler "cif."
In the cases of John Small, Jr VS.. James Alex
ander and Alfred j. Gent VS.. VIM. Ensor, sug-
gestions and affidavits for removal were filed,
and transcripts of the record ordered tssha sent
the Superior Court of Baltimore city.
WEDNESDAY, Sept. l6.
Dr.. John r. Ward VS.. Shadrack Frederick
judgment for plaintiff by confession for Sl65,
with interest from August %, 1874 and costs,
and stay of execution for twelve months. Thos.
M. Green and Brother vs. John II. Hepsey; at
.achment two cases "of." Michael CARING
VS.. j. J. and Susan A. Smith judgment for
plaintiff by confession for 81 ,839.76, with inter-
est from September II, 1874, and costs. Same
VS.. Michael Smith, Eliza Smith and Susan Rich
ardson judgment for plaintiff by confession
for $Sl7.l3 with interest from September 18th,
1874, and costs; case docketed ny consent
John II. Hickman VS.. Samuel Chesney appeal
Chesney for 1855, with interest and $40
costs; reversed with costs. Annie Bagwell,
administrative of John Bagwell VS.. John +.
Sharrets; appeal from Justice Richardson
judgment below for defendant, Sharrets, and
that plaintiff pay $l.90 costs reversed and
judgment for appellant for 500 and costs, with
interest from aaLe. Frederick Murder VS.. Jno.
8. Ros mark appeal from Justice Swayne;
judgment below for Eossmark for 5000, with
interest and SLIGO costs settled; appellant to
pay costs e. A. f. Fleming VS.. Nicholas Gross
and Thos James; appeal from Justice Wright;
judgment below for appellees for $50, with in
terest and $l.9C costs reversed without preju'
dice. Louis Ruierberger VS.. Fred. Michael;
appeal from Justice Milk: JUDGMENT below
for ichaei fol see debt, wi tn futefess -
costs; reversed with costs. Julius Yannke VS..
Nicholas Thorn; appeal from Justice Swayre
judgment below for Thorn, that plaintiff pay
SLIT debt, with interest and $3.41 COSTS tried
before the Court and held sub curia.
BARNUM's HIpPoDRoME The Sun of Tuesday
says; "P. T. Barnum's hippodrome opened last
night with very large attendance. The i'm
mense tent, covered with flags, is situated at the
intersection of Madison and Boundary avenues,
and is SURF unded by over twenty smaller tents
and booths, some used as quarters for employees,
others as stables and more again for the sale of
refreshments. All day yesterday hundreds of
idle boys and men surrounded the place and
watched the movements OF the workmen and the
antics of the animals. Back Of the great tent is
"BarHum's Hotel, canvas covered enclosure
where four hundred men are daily fed. Barrels
of potatoes and other vegetables were scattered
here and there, and butchers wagons were being
unloaded Of meat. In three long ten g. with
clean straw beneath them and attendants close at
hand, ranged four hundred horses, about
one hundred of which were thoroughbred English
racing stock. AS horses are constantly being
disabled in The arena agents are kept abroad pur
chasing, and when a horse is manned his place is
taken bv another The finest of these horses en-
gage in the hurdle races, which will be given
here in their dangerous attractveness. The races
were prevented in New York by Mr. Berg, who
did not find fault with the accidents so frequent
to riders, but was opposed TO the manning of an
imals. Other tents are used as dressing rooms
storage places, &c. In large fenced enclosure,
opposite the big tent, the elephants and camels
are confined. There are twelve camels and four
elephants, the last known by the names of "Bet-
sy," Gypsy" "Albert' and Queen" The
smallest was very playful, and frequently laid on
her back and rolled over with apparent gee.-
Each elephant was attended by dog, and it
amusing TO watch how careful the heavy animals
were in moving lest they should tread on the
canine attendant c'ouched in the hay beneath
them. "Carlos," shaggy haired, very old
spaniel, was the favori:e of Betsy" the largest
most intelligent elephant, and it is related that
the elephant last winter every night would cover
up The dog very carefully, and would mol allow
him TO be nteriered with Any indignity what
ever 10 Carlos is quickly resented by all the
elephants, and if any one desires novel suicide
all that is required is to kick "Carlo;," when the
elephants are near. All the salaried artists of
the hi 'podrome board at hotels, Including the
ladies. who, il is claimed, are of class far more
refined than ordinary circus riders Mr.. Barnum
says his daily expenses amount to SIS O0O, and
asserts that very large proportion Of this is left
in the. cities whore he exhibits Hotel and ad-
vertising bills, provisions &c take a large
employed men have been gives ,k Nj
continue until the show goes away"
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