The Baltimore County union., 1875-11-27

CIReUIT CoURT.-The following cases were
stetted by the States Attorney on Friday last /:
John H. Kennedy, larceny; Lindsay Nicholas,
larceny Asbury Rogers, assault; VIM. Dounty,
obstructing public highway; Frank Steever,
1.-TWO cases., selling liquor without license;
VIM. Kafers, assault and battery; George Nor
ris, assault and battery; Isaac Davis (two
cases, assault; August Weis, Lewis Keefer and
others, riot; August Weis, assaulting officer
Weinhold Johr J. Wade, selling whskey on
Sunday; Christian Buehler q cases) selling
lager been on Sunday. Plea of not guilty
against the following parties ontessed by State.
The Warren Manufacturing Company of Bal
timore county (6 cases), violating Act 1874,
chapter 3; Samuel II. Green, violating act 1874,
chapter 3.
State vs. Maria Thompson (colored), alleged
to be lunatic and pauper jury sworn and
inquisition filed declaring her to be an insane
pauper and to be confined in the Almshouse of
BALTIC. county until she reoovers her reason or
be discharged by due course of law. State VS..
Annie Ford, alleged to be lunatic and pau
per; same proceedings. State VS.. David
Houck, Andrew Dolan and VIM. Martin; re-
leased on bail in the sum of $500 in their own
recognizances to appear and answer when call
ed State VS.. Henry P. Fortie violating lot
terry laws; removed from Baltimore city ira
yerser submits under plea of guilty judg
msnt-fine 1920. Two other cases against the
same party were stetted by order of the States
Attorney stets have been entered in all the
cases of the State VS.. Robert W. Stratton, re-
ceived from Baltimore city. Judgments pre-
viously obtained with leave were extended in
the following cases Caleb Hunt vs. Thomas
Miles Judgment for plaintiff for $l74.05, with
interest from date and costs, and statement
filed. James A. McNally VS.. Thomas Ward;
Judgment extended for plaintiff for $lS8.34,
with interest from date and costs. Benjamin
Vanhorn VS.. Wesley S. Perine and Augustus
W. Sweeney judgment extended for plaintiff
for sos .oS, with interest from date and COSTS
In the case of Thomas and Mason VS.. William
H Stiffler and Charlotte N. Stiffler leave was
granted by order Of Court to plaintiffs to sue
commission to Pennsylvania to take testimony.
East street Perpetual Building Asso No. 2, of
Baltimore city, vs. Martin Kraft; exceptions
to the ratif sation of mortgagee's sale of prop
erty; exceptions sustained and sale set aside
by consent on the ground of insufficiency of
publication, twenty days notice not having
been given, as required by law.
The following cases were stetted by the States
Attorney on Monday: Indicted for larceny,
George Setter, Frank F. Latrobe, Isaac Jacobs
and George Jones, alias Foster, alias Johnson,
colored, two cases for selling goods without
license, Thos. Davis, Mary Carback, P. Dyer,
Conrad Stump, J. G. Hoffman and Elias J. Car
roll for assault with intent to commit an out
rage, AleuTJ Il. p"ed1 iot hCOPlhS
ry without license, Elizabeth Nitzel and Henry
Stevenson for keeping tavern without Ii
cense, Zachariah Weber; for assault, Charles
Blakeney and August Weis; for bastardy, Geo.
W. Jones for arson John Dilworth, two cases.;
for perjury, Charles Hodman for selling Ii
quor without license, Henry Setback and Chas.
Miller; for selling lager beer on Sunday, Chris
tian Buehler for assaulting and resisting Off
Ger Hozea Roster, Washington Beatty. In the
case of Nicholas Whittle, for violating the lot
terry law, removed from Baltimore city, plea
of guilty was confessed and traverser fined
5000 and costs