The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-17

Geo. W. Wade. Illegal and false registration
| indictment quashcl. There three more Of
these eases against the same party. in which mo.
tions 90 quash the Indictment have been filed and
| set Tor hearing Saturday, 9th instant. Edward
Holiday. larceny not guilty. John =. SHELTON,
| selling liquor without license; not guilty. Thos
| Meyers and Thomas McNslity, larceny motion
to quash the indictment: granted and indictment
qusIhed. In this indictment there were two
counts one charging four dollars worth e whea,
~ the property Of the Northern Central hallway
Company. and the others laying the ownership in
the consgnee the court hsld that while the own.
ership may have been laid in either. Il could no,
be In BOTH The travsrsrs were held to bail for
the action Of the mex; grshd jury. John Hodges,
receiving stolen property demurrer fled 60 the
Indictment. argued aad sustained. anil indictment
! quashci On the ground that the Indictment did
not ailcgc that the prisoner received the stolen
property With criminal intent. same party. lar
coay not guilty. Charles H. foots. colorol. con
'sied of a common assault. was sentenced 10 one
months confn in the county Jail. Mary
Lilly was aIjudgsi an nsa paupsr and ordered
10 he confined IN the Spring Grove Asylum for the
Insane. Rebecca u. llsslup vs. Walter q. O'Dsli:
judgment by confession for plaintiff. for SII5cO.
with siay Of execution till September I. ls>O.
Jacob and Mary X. seidei ". Caiharinc AlieVogi
administrative of Frederick Al;svogt; Judgment
extended for plaintiff for si59.65.
:. Wilhelm 4 60. ". Jacob Wii,iche: verdict
and judgment for plaintiff for SijU.jO Same ".
VIM. Marsr>f. garnishte Of same judgment for
PLAINTIFF by confession of gsrnishec for sos.
Same -. Jesse J.. CassaF4 and Lewis Csssard. 81.
and Jr.. gnrni.hes II ZANE jui .ineni Of condem-
nation for plaintiff foT So motion TO strike out
judgments was hlsl in I'll the above cases. Mary
Y. Saunders was foanl by jury 20 he an insane
psuper. aHl ordered g. be confined in the Mary
land Hospital for the Insane at Spring Grove.
The cases e Samuel llazeihursi and Frederick
I Tyson assins; George Dobsrer. John Alpscher.
aud twenty others. were argued aai settled
through Il. J. Citing counse! :or plaintiffs. and
Il. u. Boarman for defendants. The cases were
for damages ssaiRst the parties named. who are
butcher. re.ilia. ia Butcher. lane for dspos;ing
the e:al Of their castle in the plaintiff. mill race
and r!ogsn- the water wheels e their mill. &c.
The defendant paid ;hc -2si- ard entered into
srran -eHeat whereby the injury complained q
will bs discontinue in the future.
Francis Deufncai ~. joseph winkler verde;
AMI i:men; far iiaintia Tor Ss.a3l.jl. Win. H..
Tracey. executor of John Griffith. ". George d.
Ensor and Henry y. Merryman Judgment Ell.
tended fuf plaintiff f,T s5g.9u. sane ". George
q. and Nathan .. En.or jul .ncn; extended for
plaintiff Tor Sii9.73.
Slin;lua { Go. ". 7. fdward Esckley. juds
men; by con.e's.pn f1r plaintiff ~ terms subject
TO his diSehargs ia insolvency. X. J. Cuttings
aud 7. c. Slinsud. adm ns;raiofs Of Noah woF-
Ellington e John. ~. VIA. +. Weller two case. :
julginen, by confession FOR plaintiff term. 20
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