The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-06-30
CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIC. COUNTY
MAY TERM, 1877.

Col Steitz, sale of beer on Sunday plea Of
| guilty confessed, and fined $40 and costs. Same
sale of beer to a minor; adjudged guilty.
Peter b. Haley, assaults adjudged not guilty.
George r. Held, selling liquor without license
| plea of not guilty confessed by the State DR..
| Sylvester, selling merchandise without license
plea of not guilty confessed by the State. James
| Mcdonald assault with intent to murder; ad-
judged guilty of common assault and fined IS and
costs. Geo. Berry, colored, larceny; verdict of
not guilty. The following cases for selling liquor
on Sunday were disposed of on Friday 22d A.
}. Staylor, two cases, not guilty in either; Joseph
Gebaur, four cases. in two plea of guilty confess
ed and fined $50 and costs in each in two ad-
judged not guilty. Harry MCGOWAN, two cases !;
plea of guilty in one and fined $40 and costs in
the other adjudged not guilty.
State VS.. Duff Green, convicted of selling liquor
on Sunday and fined $40 and costs /; petition of
Joshua Green for the Court to pass an order on
the sheriff requiring him to pay the petitioner as
informer, half the fine; petition dismissed, the
Court deciding that it had no power to pass
summary order in the premises, and that the petit
toners remedy was by suit against the sheriff.
Bernard Finnan VS.. Pleasant Hunter, Robert S.
Corse and Isaac Crowther, ST., garnishees of Jno.
Smith Co.; attachment dismissed. Winfield
Peters VS.. Grafton Bowen, three cases in one
judgment for plaintiff by confession for $2O3.41 !;
in one attachment quashed, and the third "off."
SnOwden Peters VS.. same "of." Frances
White, executor of Miles White, deceased vs. J.
H. Curley judgment for plaintiff by confession
for S263.4S. Same VS.. John G. Sullivan & Co.,
two cases; judgment in each for plaintiff by con-
fession on terms to be filed. John Lachman VS..
Thomas McDonald judgment for plaintiff for
Sl5743. Jacob NJ. Pearce VS.. Prospect lodge No.
ITO, body corporate, and II. D. Morris, Daniel
Price, James C. Cullen, John Bull and A. b. An
derson, trustees of said lodge; docketed by
consent, and judgment for plaintiff by confession
for $3.50, with interest from date and costs, and
stay of execution for three years, provided the
interest be pain annually.
John Kearney vs. Fenton & Allen: Judgment
for plaintiff for S36O.62 and S2O3 cost of protest
John L. Beard and Byrd II. Stoner, administra-
tors of Christian S. Stoner, VS.. John McCubbn
judgment for plaintiff for $l13.S1. Nathaniel E.
Parsons and others VS.. the Maryland and Perma-
nent Homestead Association of Baltimore county,
judgment of non suit Rachel J. Street vs. Geo.
w. Burton settled. Same VS.. Samuel W. Storm;
judgment for plaintiff for $103.50. VIM. Young
VS. Valentine Young; judgment for plaintiff by
confession on terms to be filed The German bank
of Baltimore VS.. Remus Adams same judgment
as above. Same Conrad Kapraune; judy
ment for plaintiff for S145.S9 and 50 .06 cost of
protest John D. Matthews VS.. Samuel w. Wor-
Ellington judgment for plaintiff for S154O3 J.
F. Lee VS.. Geo. W. Butcher; judgment for plain
tiff by default with leave. Thomas Shields Co.
VS.. VIM J. Rose; judgment extended for plain
tiff by confession for S53l9S.
Paul Schultheis, sale of beer on Sunday guilty
in one case and fined $50 and costs in the other
not guilty. Thomas Schultheis, same offense not
guilty. Charles Petzold, same offense two cases)
in plea of guilty confessed, and fined $40 and
costs in the other the Court before which the |
case was tried, failed to agree and the case was
continued. g. Sheiltzer, sale of beer to a minor |
not guilty. Mrs. Owen McIntire, same offense |
not guilty. Same, sale of merchandise on Sun |
day. not guilty. August Beck, sale of beer on |
Sunday plea of guilty confessed and fined $40 |
costs. VIM. Foster, keeping dsorderly house
not guilty. Mich. Mulberry, colored, assault not
guilty. Josephine Armstrong and Cynthia Will
liams, colored, larceny not guilty. Samuel Roy
er and Philip Dayman, colOred, larceny; guilty.