The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1874-10-17

C1RcuIr CouRT.-The following cases have
been disposed of since our last report: John
Stull, sale of liquor without license, fined 500
and costC. Lewis Lamman, sale of liquor with
out licence, fined $50 and costs. Augustus Holt
man, assault with intent to murder, stetted.-
Thos &. Offutt, assault, fined $40 and COSTS
M. Augustus Gotten, assault, fined $40 and
costs. A. Boyer, assault, verdict guilty, sem
fenced to four months in the county Jail. JAS
II. Bond, larceny, stetted. Josephine Brooks,
assault and battery, adjudged not guilty. Han
Lab Coombs, assault with intent to murder, ad-
judged not guilty. Fred. Weber, four cases of
selling liquor on Sunday, and to minors; two
cases stetted on payment OF costs, and In two
fined in each 500 and costs, with admontiono OF
the court, aud intimation that any more OF these
cases would be punished more severely. Hen
ry B. Decker, sale OF liquor on Sunday, two
cases, fined $50 and costs In one case, the other
stetted on payment of costs. John Conrad, lar
ceny of hoop poles, demurrer filed argued and
sustained motion tor rec0mmltment granted
and traverser let out on bail. Gases removed
from Baltimore city; John Mitchell, larceny,
stetted on payment of costs. Jennie Fields,
keeping bawdy house, adjudged guilty and
fined $40 and costs. The following tor keeping
gambling houses John Young, two cases, plea
of guilty, and fine of $40 and costs in one, the
other stetted on payment OF costs; VIM. Il.
Cordery, plea of guilty aud fine OF $50 and
costs Chas. Mcdonald, plea OF guilty, and fine
vi
ted on payment OF costs; Fred. PIllman, plea
of guilty and fine of $50 and costs; Charles
Hipsley, plea of guilty and fine of $50 and costs
Thos Belt & Son VS.. John B. Benson and Ben
jamin Gorsuch, judgment for plaintiff by con-
fessior for $763.73, with interest from date, and
costs. Adam Dietrich, selling lager beer on
Sunday, plea of guilty, and fined $50 and costs;
same, same ofiense, aujudged guilty, and fined
$40 and costs same, Tor keeping a disorderly
house, adjudged not guilty. Joseph Raiber, for
keeping disorderly house, adjudged not gull
ty. VIM. Pole, assault and battery, plea Of
guilty, and fined ten cents and costs. Ann
Aither, keeping tavern without license; stet
ted. The following cases were remov ed from the
city, George W. and Joseph Knell, nuisance;
demurrer filed, argued and sustained, and ira
verser discharged. William Williamson, viola
ting Lottery laws Qour cases.; adjudged not
guilty in each case. John d. Nunes; same Of
tense; stetted. Robert Galloway and, Frank
Jordan, gambling, stetted on pay ment of costs.
Francis Curran, assault; recognizance forfeited.
Robert Galloway and Frank Jordan, selling Ii
quor without license; stetted on payment of
costs. August Masket, selling liquor TO minors;
recognizance forfeited. Henry Wilson, LARGE
ny; tried before the Court and held sub curla.
Leroy George, larceny; adjudged guilty. Her
man Herring, letting houses for bawdy pur-
poses adjudged not guilty. Charles Wunder
keeping bawdy house plea Of guilty, and fined
5000 and costs. Herman Herring, keeping
bawdy house plea of guilty, and fined 500
and costs. Richard TurpiD, larceny recogn,z-
ance forfeited.
CoRNER-SToNE LAYING.--The corner stone of
Hunts M. E. church, now in process of erection
on the site occupied by the former building,
near Riders Station, Northern Central Rail-
way, will be laid with appropriate and i'm
pressive Masonic and religious ceremonies on
Tuesday next, October goth, at O'Clock P. M.
The religious services will DO in charge of
Rev. W. J. Stevenson, D. D.. pastor OF Madison
avenue M. Z. church, Baltimore, who will de-
liver an address. The corner stone will be laid
by Mt Morah Lodge, No. ZIG, Ancient, Free
and Accepted Masons, X. Edwin Hook, ESQ.,,
Worshipiul Master. We extend most cordial
invitation to all, especially the former pastors
of that congregation.
Our members and friends will please provide
themselves with copies of the church discip-
line and hymn books, so they may take part
in the services.
The usual cornerstone collection will be lift
ed. W. E. BIRD, Pastor
N. B.-Should it rain Tuesday the ceremo.
MES will be perfoi med next fair day, at o'c'k
P. M.