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functions.
THE "n1xa's" latest ecnEME.
"Rng" yesterday morning. a1x. in the after
nom hi. work showed up IN the n"ard in
proposttnn 10 hare him draw ths pan. for
nns,,oe. tue executive building "nd a,nta n'oaa tbs
away until tho countT IL nho to erect the huil,l-
inKe.. The scheme i boil! ono md IT. object
nothing less than plumber, tho King" being
Cochrane linAs himself without contract with
tho county 10 make tive proposed plans. and,
fearing that the cotning :lccfion may lessen h!s
grEp ou the 'oar,l, he dcstrcs to make hay while
help lin Further than this. the. Rlng'' Is
debating the question OF letting the contracts
on ths additional buildings and ;, "a. "a
that along will, Coetrane's scheme the nronost-
tEon came Yesterday to furnish tue amphtthen-
trc IL better accommodate fhc patients there.
Escry decent iuein!!cr nl The Board should put
There is no more aetnaf need !or thc additional
plans than there ts fur additional room. At the
llospfta1,-if IL we're not n,aic AL asylum Tor
tramps and l'cats.-hcst.c, there Is no money to
likrly to I.c for the next ttyc years. II C1eh-
rune has the plans already tnauc he should ind
some other purchaser fur thcnl- The taxpayers
hare M desire to make any snch Investments
just n0Ws
THE HIHsDALE INDICTMENT.
A session of The Criminal Court was held last
evening to hear further arguments On t!ic mo-
ttun to qunsh the indictments agalnst Hlnsdale
md his clerk, Mcltck, for conspiflnE anu de-
stroyInE evidence tending to expose the
"Ring." .......
Tho arguments were upcnetl for the prosecu-
tlnn by Mcssrs Mills and Weber. They con-
tented. first, that tic objections made 10 thu
indictments were purely technical, and that tho
statutes and surrcmc Court decisions favored
the view that an Indictment which stated tho
ofIcnsc In terms that could bc understood
by q jury was sufficient. Their second point
was III reply to the objection that the tnti1ct-
mcnt Ind been found OF In sufficient and Illegal
evidence, tho affidavit Ut tic defendants stat.
tng that it had been found on their evidence.
They contcnttcL that the defendants might hare
taken advantage OF their legal privilege md re-
fused to answer tho GRIND Jury'e questions on
the ground that they would crim'natc them
selves. They had moi done Il. however, Ind In
posltion Of ordinary witnesses, and on
their testimony oil indictment could bc
fuund; beside, there was ruthing before tho
Court to show that tho indictment had not been
found on the information OF tfN Jurors, as the
statutes provided. Their THIRD pofnt, In an-
swcr to tho rlainl that there Was rcpYIEnancy
os dates In tho counts, was that there was no
rcntlEnanuy In my ono cornt-that count
stood by iisclf-a distinct and Individual charge.
In conclusion, 1t was urged generally, and sup
portc.l by abundant authorities, that thc nvcr-
jucnts 81 the indictments were sufficient ia
fully apprlsc tho defendants Ut tho charge
agatnst them.
began a resume Of the position taken by bis rs
sociates, nnu already given In brief In these col
utn1,s. Tho Court took the matter under Rd-
yeemcnt,
, 1877-08-21


Property delinquent for Lincoln Park spcctal
assessment w.. being solt, by tha County Cot.
i.ot o- vo,t.-1.v
'9etoi 1es'@'aa'
ln view OF the approaching election, many
officials around tho building are beginning to
,scl for ,hslr he.j.. Tho county Attorney I.
4ss, ~ '"s.' "s .<..s l., 81.
sam 10 oe !aese'y eusaeeu III .n4s pass'ms' ANU
a,te, ~ ,%o con-
of tho tcu members OF the Doard holding over.
.r,,.s .S a.a .sa .aid ~ r. Wui,ov Cor,,v fresrv
taos a'' sasa w w .rss" ' 'a' ~. ,s.., Ss'
Lensen, houmano' aaa taoor. !! aIs ca'cala-
tion Is true, hs uecda two votes from the five
members to b. elected to tsko him out Of tho
,.on.l.
Walkers Claim Tor "eatfas' u again 70 inc
front. lie sent communication to the Board
~ ,do.,ino Ecnn,s e.ti,nats bo rceon,tlcrc,l.
~ nn.i II mas .ent to committee rule al ths
ana s!.; a.,,,.os iii xnsca - reronsties ~ ~,
,t,Iin 10 If ,bs ac ns ~. nhn". ~
tian ~ " thr ,nat,er 10 be rs,s,nsidered' Witt,
, 1877-08-21

Nr. Schmidt tuhn,Ittctt A resolution 2rovhl-
ing that Architect Co.hranc be authorized TO 90
forward md make the plans for the Executive
platrd 10 be l,ntt On the Hos sp,snl grounds:
The object uf the resolution WA tmothercd
and covered Up by string Of whcrcascs several
yards long, yet Mr. Fitzgerald objected to lis
Mr.. Scnnildt was asked as 10 how manv, aa-
l1tional buildings were contemplated anu Nc
confessed that he did not know.
Mr. Clcary gave the necessary fntorsnatloni
and urged That tho nans 6t aw n t;e A. onSe rs in H.
county was financially able to put tue on''a-
Sir. Fitzgerald denounced the resolution u .
dapollcal scheme and hrs1cn steal: He ~
astonishcd to find Any one GEL up knu easoe.lo
such movement
Wr, McCatireY was Ii favor Of the resolution.
and thought It's adoption would be source OF
sir TT. pSS ayats haT no objection 10 having the
plans made, provided they lid not cost TOO
III. 9ucnthcr wanted the architect treated
with respect In tho matter, and tho rcson''on
Thc ,notiou OF Mr.. Fitzgerald 10 place the
rr.olutton Oh filc was then put aud lost BY the
following votc:
lta.-nsad,oy, Carroll. Fitzgerald. nodmann'
,Vsys-Hysrs, Ciesry, Comfy, auenther, MeCaf.
FREY. Muiioy. Schmidt, lloiden-8.
After some further talk tue resolution was
referred To the Committee on Public buildings
AMI Hospitals by tho eamc rotc, which means
that the job Is to be perfected.
Mr. ClcHry introduced 4 resolution calling on
Architect Egan to furnish tho Superintendent
Of tho Court House work with SGT Of working
plans. Referred.
Nn. sEHHE
introduced the following, which wns adopted:
l9tsolred, That The County Treasurer be and he
ia hereby requested and insteuctcl Upon a cerstt'
eatu frtlm Tho County CLERK 10 return the licrnsc
money collected by him undcf the Dram. .Snnr ACT
to The parties entitled 10 rccctrc the tAcs at thcF
request, taking ihcif rrcept therefor.
Nr. schmidt inquired whether the County
Treasurer had compiled With the resolution Of
tl,e Board Of two weeks aao asking for semi
monthlv statements OF the fluids In his hat1ls.
Tho Clerk replied that no statement had been
received, wrreupon Mr. Fitzgerald called upon
the County Attorney to know whether tho
Board had any authority ovcr the Treasurer OF
not in such matters.
Tho County Attorney replied that the stat'ltcs
fcuutrcl the Treasurer to make statements and
settlements Whenever called upon by thu Boarsl,
| nn,l. II he failed to obey such orders H. was In
tic power Of the Board to remove him aud ap-
| point bis surrees0r.
On motion OF Mr.. AJass, tho Clerk was In.
| structed to af1lcially inform tue Treasurer OF
tho action Of the Hoard in the matter, and the
| Board adjourned for one week.
, 1877-08-21
CRIMINAL.

Kit Caraerf was yesterday 1ncd $o5 and costs
by Justice Footo for abuAing his wife. lie went
to tho Bridewcll
Upon tho 17th Inst. r. c. Morals con1danccd
W. IL Armstrong, Room II, No. 60 Lasalle
street, out Of q Eq.l watch and chain valued Mt
$40. And he low wants the police to catch
Morals.
"Long Jerry" Crontn, tho haekman who
held It'd without bal until today Adans ia]urles
are quito dangerous, but % hc as resting easily
all day yesterday It Is believed TINT he will re-
cover,
Officer Topping, Of tho American District
Telegraph COMPANY, arrested and took TO
noon James Ryan, for tapping thc TN at Fred
alcllenstecr's barber s1up, No, II North Hal.
Btcd street.
oGlcess Twohey mud Lacey yesterday arrcsted
a fellow named William Ecetcr, who. It Is
from 4. X Lofts ators during tho riots. Most
OF tho goo4ls have beun sent by Veeter to ht6
parents in Indiana
Detective Stewart Yesterday arrested fellow
giving tho na.an Of William Hut, who was try
Ing to dispose Of about lou pounds pi unlnlsl-
hlul to tho station, aud there tho property
awaits claimant.
Minor arrests: John Herman, larceny Of q
box Of merchandise FROM tho cars on the Mill
waukcu IL St. Paul Railroad: Janlcs Ryan. tap
.. pnE Se ssn: m So2 ee H. s.ss M - srt:t s", sotes
sherman, larceny Of u nas1,ess from No. u
Emma street.
George Engclhsr.lt, young tailor, at No. 1870
Henry street, was last evening locked up lu the
West Twelfth Ssrcet Station BY Ollcrs Twohcy,
upon the charge Of en4eayoring to outrage Mag
Eto smith, q little Gyear-ola, residing In tho
lIouse. The attempt was unsuccessful only i,c-
| causo the brute was discovered BY tho chId's
parents.
Detective Lauder last evening arrested At the
Michigan Central depot = fellow giving tho
fo.gIug thrco notcs aud obtaining money upon
them 10 the amount OF $50 in Three Rivers.
atirh. liz was turned over 10 Sheriff L: T. VIII
rested hs was en- routu With his villa and two
children 10 Omaha.
Oflleers Dudley md Mcdonnell, OF tho
Humane Society. yesterday arrested John Busse
| for working at the brEckyartls hurae whose
shoulders wcrt ulle raw spot. husso explained
that he tnteudcd to work the horse 20 long u u
was serylceahle and then shoot It. ILts DID
4 not suit Juslfce Morrison, who lined hin $40
un1 costs. There Ia tnucl. cruelty Of this kind
prrtiec.i at tho brrkysEls, aud Il Is intended to
stoptt.
At4o'clock Yesterday afternoon Officer J. ".
boys hanging about pawnshop near tho cot.cr
VI iIalsted nn1 Madison streets. lit approached,
mud they run. lie pursued Que, ami succeeded
III oyestakiae tlln lear The corner Of Morgan
station, where thu thlel guyu tile ualno Of John
Lawson, Officer I}uslee returned aud fOunu u
iiuu sull watch aud t.Rlt,, With the prsuncr
had thrown osef u fcnca wlllc being eha.cd.
suntlay night C. 3. Smith, elerk at AtlIl'a drug
ss ~ sss ss es tpaft
with t37, thu eontents Of the till. He gave the
alarm, una, after lively chase, Officer ulcsou
, 1877-08-21
THE COUNTY BOARD.

kR*ss'o"t *s1F -
Board was held yestcruaY afternoon, all the
mr,n,,c,, n,esrr,
. as..,,Is'. .,. rx,,... ~ .ho
m q pe1H,on ms fea@ Hola .n0 As"ssses " suo
sewerage At thc 1ns2ne Asylum and Poor House,
and recommending that tho sewet 10 extended
N tho y,esn,a,nes River, Hrfpryrd.
!" NV ..-,ss,.,ss Dn 49, ", s AZ.
coa1 contractor, uking tha. he be rclea.ed from
ali damages in ca4e at strikes, etc. In other
wnrflx. that II strikes should enhance tbe v.,ue
, 1877-08-21
INSURANCE..

In NSDltANCEs
y, ,ho a of .i,,re m VI, whom ~ tl,c protec,ion L1,o
oo INC ~ o. June "ncn 'nv ~ .,1a Inv
was examined oy MAJ =; ~. M0oa', o. .ne IN
ua"k Tas nIsmiv. !" tSc amount 81
10, " 4eeo|' ~ Hs ~ .'. =. .t. 49,, -.
*-'too. oauce '"at oAte " u*a mur. n.r ~" ~"
sessmcnts, the one dated June o. s4aoo' anu
.tnount $4,000 at best has bceu collected, for
sI,a r,,,tur.hnf5or. WIN am hunr I'M atter The
tne n,,..,. "uo st ~, s a.l,'1ots1
hi'ns ot tae toon t.4., onl "s'' ~, ,,a Semn.nx
~, A fanatieal woman has In Brigham Young,
.o,1 tbcy ,,a1I IN nobly. Theirs was also COL
,.s,,1 ,,r;-,- 1nro and inv ahor. * an in an.
ictsu uut.ne o1e. ~a ~ ."..,,s" aa,,
nual premiums. Since July ~ nothing has oeen
paid out, 1t being pretended By tho officers
that tt,cv vcre cnfofpc0 Under tho Pbilltps
iii Thcv .hould. therefore. under any and all
ctr.,msta a;rca. lava nr, hantl abuut goU,D on
ti,e a.s,,;mn,inn thnt iu5inv Juuc ihey naId out
ri ri nn1s ttc 3t}s.WE) then il bank ind in tho
~ ~, aiso tt.r sH3 IN ri ti,fcrrr nrcr,Ins
with ,nnst have f,rcn ro1lcrtc1 tinrinr Junn.
~ ehn Inv tho Eccofxcr ,1ns n,unoinfed. NJ.
Dt. - sI'crs,nnv;s sttornav s,nfn,i tt,st n
had Esstks1 IN rash. This vas onu Of tic rca-
a .o,'. yhv ~ u ,ar,a as honi VA rsnrci Of Mr.
Cnokc, When tfat gcntic,nan took possession
Of t,s office three days after1ards, all the casi.
clalth on city Gank tos *ll,Vovt when may 11
may not he goo&!. & nsre n IN thfSe oa5eM snflns.
aas Of nt ley lsast *2u,Wo, and alsoeea stalenaent
vas $4,000 bsIow what should have been
the truth. Whcrc, r., ~ sHen' "a t9e money!
Whsrc Is that $~'uU that M Mr. IL bspso qso
SPOKE ol', Ma ,9 Wns9e, t.. tno H93vov H33Sns
1!il1iaru, who has TO sign ~ inc checks, 10 e1,
r!aln this case OF "mTstef1ohe qieappcasancs;,
Has The cash been abducted. anu i 20 Wno 4ia
There afe fepfesentatsea ot neheMciastes ~
formation. Thcts are death ciaitn. 70 tne
amount OF sHN,oe, afa ~ appascntay tnetc W.
nut bc inore than *l0oooo a. tue very extreme
utmost ~ pay tiesn WIN. lns5 want 10 knoM
who got thu cash. and they wv Know, even II
they have 70 80 TO the trano jury 10 70 y.
Ihc Receiver Is hafa ~ WORK W tnc oooKe,
, 1877-08-21
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

OF them are 'cconpan'eu " 'ne'' "'ses'
Considering that death'notlccs cost notn'hE
for publication IN thc aa''S papess' - WY
surprising faet that more people 10 no. a'e'
hn"3 s".y .e.,.m .eu ,
heau '}s'e"' A..
The testimony N reontlA ID the . e.,se .. ."o
Chatter Oak ;1 F. A'a a.n:,s Is os of ,ase as
,1on q, the validity Of tho btaukct mortgage mar
',,. wv, y. wv ..nas
DC hnali5 set'te"' ....
The Temperature ~ observed bJ slanasse, op-
+,c,an M "a Madison .trcct fTa1Busg Build
s'e'.s 49, - m 1oor,c.. IN n. m.. II:
!ne) was ~ D. "., ~ u. - par,,,,a,cr a.
13 m' 81; ?. m.' ~ - p ~ @'''' n"'o'''''e'
IN sne a,,,Sns pa r.rtnr mr. lnfn IT, B5rno
the eountefieer eaa'es, ~, ,anrto,o, MI ] ~, thc ,nr
storc No. s25 West Rant1olph street. Tits ras
incorrect, Dr, pyrnc beng physician who has
an o,llcc At that number.
r,,. .na,or,,to, HIM, Abraham hps elected
A., ltto foE ti.'n. TO- thn tnr,,, ri nnn rcar:
tnc ~ ~1nlu"lng ",.'eT. pr.sdont. ~ NJ E1rin. VIrc.
pro.Gen. H. Is,nr. stein' Treasurcr: A. wei,
ancrn,er. "n 1"scn, Frri2cr. i. 3. Fischer, and
SHar'es SutH'nh''' i'"eeee''
At 4:30 yesterday afternoon Frank OF. "a
years Of ago, an cmptoSc in the Northwestern
1tnsGcu-On WOgka, corner OF Fratt anu MORGAN
s.rccts, was accidentally caught in.tho ma.
ch'ncFy, aud before no eoud pe extfleatea 1 was
scvcrcly, II not fntally. injured IN tic heao'
Fnr enmr rens,,,. not ret ascertatnct1, Edward
Horace. Il young clerk for barrett bros, Of No.
Il Market street., attempted 10 commit suicide
sun,sy evening by cutting his throat. lie was
rcmovftl to thc residence IT lis brother, on Park
ayenue. It it thought that be will recover.
=. :. .,s.,..,.... r.,nrv. w,. IN
"A paragn1pn T. yestHrIm1y my1,h. A1n9 XII i,nconc IN.
tho elect tEat Johh u; i.opos .sn ,"eo " .hn
fanc anu Il was auns9 tl'as ."u eaa III. iottar
aflston was sPol..e "n"a t,a,. ocr ~, crrcr.
na1I o. tns s.o,s imn :, othcr "nH dtffrrcnt
tile INSANITY was oae u oI"c' "u0 "'"sss"s
causes
Mrs. Richard T.atlln, a woman said TO have
been IN. years old, WIS buried yesterday from
No. xE} Third avenue, 9hc was Of Irish birth
.nutl pascntarc. aud the arc, which tcctns .cx-
traorlfnary, co,!! not be we'll established when
. rcnorter called nt the huusc yesterday. It Is
thc exavt figures arc not SO easy to come at.
r..,.,., xox,,,r.,,u r,ho h,vc hccp In thr
Sc,th W ~ r Vts, .ort ractor f,,r nnvinS,
, 1877-08-21
ADMIRED.

All Of Dr.. Prico's unique perfumes ars admired
sor theIr durability and sweetuess. They repre-
sent tho delightful olor Of freshy .gathescd now
ers-pcrfcet odor gems.
, 1877-08-21

Ozonlsed o. Marrow for tho haif, By luck 4
NAyuee, makers of Tho ''Atars" Cologne.
, 1877-08-21
4 PERFECT TOILET SOAP.

Ftsst among the teenIs,ses of the toilet I, eooh
article Of SOAP tut to procure 1t Is not alwnva cav
MISTER, Many Of the nost ersyc EusIs IN the mar.
ket made from and delG0rouA matertAlA snd
their delicate to'oFlnK and fragrant perfume en
conceal tho most rtputatve impurities. Tkn sosusts
recently mazda public regarding thts subject arc roN
uvelv startling. and deserve serious ronftdcratnn
Scented eoaps arc now kAnxn to be extremely ahIce
t!onAbe. csrccaliY n applied to The hcad taJnr.ac ha
hslr, Irritating tho sca!p md Inducing severe l. ,I
Acca. The character pf t!s ingredients mar be tnfv,d
from the statement OF = gentleman who n1akr* tia
ptFkons enaaKcd IN this cmpfnrrrat were Ahors.llvr
irS seten 70 sn yssra esE tht period during
hs g. goa 9e Ifrsi nure sr.o
Toilet Eo.p 4 Int obvls.sd hgwessE lGsnka 10 III
spa rs , .R o. ~ ,a T. Il
knd IN Tho jnlted states Thu rcno~n u Mr b.naitrs
senlnaed, but this IAttat auecc*a IL the epnr5sias
cssrn y r. m nrrad{
lion q The nc tniltt to*p lnfrof'ed Thc rsa.
nactarinF catirelr ncw and original aaa
tr rrsut ii simply unparalleled ID this department Of In
~; T. nAnnlrrs TotkEr $oAr" y the trsdc;1uart
y which this tlczAnt inlet luxury 4 dcsxnatci ana
TT tt + e ;e n,p II ~ sa,s
r. pssea .he r.
1 q ash :sf n1 s c r. a% r.
tacd tasft consider. Tho absence Of artnnla pcrnma
III nS ,n ne eesaf I e. s
and agreeable sr9ce OF tho kind ever m,no'
TMo9sa apec,4iy deslrsbla for tho nse Of ladies md
ie "a 1 3 i .
esss si ~ ~ ssa''' '''
D. T. DADB1TT. New York CitH
, 1877-08-21

Ill other portions Of Inc state Will be 10 rep
resented. The range of tho Dearborn Club WILL
be open fur i,Facttee to all or auy fthemGn Wish
tnE TO compete Tor positions on thls representa-
Tive team for two weeks previous to tue meet
lug. aud It Is to bc hoped that every siacman tn
the State. possessing the skill ind ability, will
Join In and avail himself ot this opportunity 70
demonstrate who should be thu four men worthy
70 represent Illinois 10 long.rnnge FtdealoottnG.
DEARBORN KixLE CLUB.
Mr.. FLOYD's HUN SWEAT.
% "sne Tss pretty Pie 1ady" explained IT.
ur 10 one night last winter. She was always con
sidc1cd we'll up on recipes aud things Of that
wort, aud as for curing people, she had knaex
that would sstonAh you. Win touf appllea.
Of hs!r On my back fence that coal me ~ \ week
to keep cropped down so could see over intu
the nc1t yard. Then she WAS always SO cheer-
ful about the house that everybody liked her,
but she gos her foot IN Il ii last.
s1t was Que terr,bls night In ths winter;
thermometer down to s., aud failing. bad nj
awful cold, aud when went hone Wa all
sweat: ru@ sweat That didn't sound q
bad Sweat Is Indicative Of heat, and hot run,
with spices and bit Of peel. taken right dowu,
+ considered very mellowang to the organs.
agreed 10 put up the sweat. YYhen they sat me
blankets, didn't qutte begin 10 andczstand
but let 'c1n put mY tcet ia hot watcr aud thcr
they foolfd around under tho chair feN
mlnuteA
"Aht dear. look back 10 that night still
got Auhln OF spirtts burning, and then rost
70 the attuasion aud tho ceiling. The blanket.
we1e too heavy TO 20 up too, aud the tub oI ho
water only went part wsy. How that vomat
yelled! But reckon beat her. 4 st1eak O.
hrs followed NE up and caught me- as / CAM
down, and up vent again.
''ehc wa4 = very modest woman and ahs Jet
before the doctor got there. haven't seen he
since, sad before That she stuck 70 me ~ tixh
'tAe ac1e and quarter Ut eoustplastss tic!
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-12-15
OIdfeId's Excelsior Pump.

The undersigned has now on hand about 1000
feet of choice White Oak Pump Stock which has
been in spring water a sufficient length Of time to
free it from sap. Any Pump constructed of this
stock is guaranteed not to give an unpleasant
taste to the water. His arrangements for prepar-
ing Pump Stock in the above manner are most
annie and complete, and he will always be pre-
pared to put up the EXCELSIOR PUMP at short
notice.
Always on hand all kinds of Pump Fixtures of
the very best quality, including Leathered Buck
cts for Old Pumps, which can be furnished on de-
mand Common Wooden Pumps made on the
premises where they are to beplaeed, when desired.
All Pumps constructed by the subscriber are
warranted for one year. After the first year they
will be kept in order by him FOR TEN YEARS. for
the moderate sum of 81 per year.
re- If the Excelsior Pump should not gre sat
isfacton 1T ,oiU be remored and the money refunded.
Refers by permission to r. R. Boarman, Esq,
Towsontown Orders by mail, or in person, at
tended to promptly.
VIM OLDF1ELD, Pump Maker,
Je. CIV. Fountain Green, Hartford Co., Nd
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-12-15

BURGLARS IN TowsONTowN.-0n Sunday night
last thieves broke into the store of Mrs. NJ. A.
Shealey & Son, of this place, and carried off few
articles Of not much value, including a small
amount of money. An entrance was effected
through the rear cellar window and thence to the
store room above by boring holes through the door
leading thereto, by means of which the thieves
were able to undo the fastenings. No arrests
have been made although the officers have an idea
as to who the guilty parties are. The tools used
were an augre. small chisel and an old rusty
case knife. The two first were stolen from the
wheelwright shop of Augustus Eakas, on the night
previous.
On the Saturday night before an attempt was
made to enter the store of Mr.. j. II. Scarf The
thieves-two of them-had opened shutter and
were in the act Of raising the window when they
were heard by Mr.. Scharf who called to them
when the scamps made off in hurry.
On the same night several cellar doors in the
eastern part of the town were opened but nothing
was stolen so far as is known.
As this is the season of the year for the carry
ing on of thieving of all kinds it would be well
for our people to be on their guard and ready to
give these marauders warm reception should
they attempt raid
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-12-15
CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CO.
DECEMBER TERM, 1877.

The Chicago portable track and car company
vs.. Joseph II. Allen judgment extended for plain
tiff for S394.S7. State, of the county commits
sioners of Baltimore county, vs.. John w. Shanklin
and John W. Burton, garnshees OF Nelson Cooper
ct al; off. Magistrate appeals: William Dug
lass VS.. i. Morrison IL Co.; appeal from Justice
Pole: Judgment below for Morrison & Co. for SlS
and $2SS costs reversed without prejudice. A. d..
Clemens VS.. George Gosnell judgment below for
1910 and S7.l5 costs reversed James s. Key
VS.. Frederick Kel; judgment below for kell !;
plaintiff to pay Sll.9O; appeal dismissed James
NJ. Eppley VS.. j. j. Husband and Georpe CObun
Judgment below for Husband for $94 and $3.50
costs reversed, and judgment for appellee for
$74.57, each party to pay his own costs. George
Conn Us. Adam Hicks Judgment below for Hicks
Sl3 and 81 80 costs ; reversed with costs. Adam
Elgert VS.. DR.. d. c. Dohme: judgment below for
Dohme for $50 and I.50 costs; reversed without
prejudice. Geo. W. Wheat VIM. +. Weller ;
Judgment below of non suit; appeal dismissed
Gill & MacMahon VS.. Nicholas Severn judgment
below for Severn for S32 90 and $40 costs; re-
versed without prejudice. Noah Ensor VS.. Cath
arine Sechrist Judgment below for Sechrist for
1886 and Sl.30 costs appeal dismissed! Ihos
j. Gorsuch vs.. Carswell & Sons judgment below
for Carswell & Sons for S7.2S and 30 costs re-
versed without prejudice. David Wagner VS.. Jas.
McLain; judgment below for McLain for SS3.l3
and 81 go costs: appeal dismissed Thomas u.
of non suit as against Mrs. A. +. w. Blunt, and
judgment for Ofutt against Atwood Blunt, for
$3.50, each party to pay his own costs.
In the following eases judgments heretofore OBJ
tanned by default in favorofplaintfs were extend
cd, with interest and costs Joshua Horner, Jr.,
vs.. Atwood Blunt, for $74.07; same vs.. Geo. W.
and Isabella Bower, for $SS.56 same VS.. George
W. Bailey for $Ss56; r. X. Hawley & Co. VS.. J.
c. Sullivan & Co., by confession for S2,24f.G4; 5.
Frankcnsten & Son VS.. John Rau, for S39O.1S.
r. X. Hawlcy & Co. VS. j. c. Sullivan q Co., for
81 ,5f34l. Bicliford & Huffman VS.. Thomas Z.
Onutt and Robert b. Taggart, for Sl4l.39. Joseph
Bergman VS. j. Sullivan Is Co., for $I9l.74. JAS.
r. Wilson VS.. Anna Maria Layer by confession for
$846.04.
Annie Behrling VS.. Albert Behrling in equity;
decree Of divorce rjncuio WatrimonU passed and
awarding to complainant the care and custody of
the children. Michael ianlon VS.. Bridget, John
and Thomas Kane; verdict iorplaintfffO for Sl33.75.
Micha A. Winchester vs.. Daniel Parkhurst judg-
ment extended for plaintiff for S209.O9 and costs.
Abraham Roscndant vs.. John L. Mumma verdict
for defendant.