The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-12-11


The December term Of the Circuit Court for Bal
timore county commenced on Monday. John N.
Carroll, Of the 9Th district, was made foreman Of
the Grand Jury, and the body was completed by
drawing the names Of the following jurors from
the box George werheim, Thomas Webb, Saml
T. Bcilison, Samuel Brady, Ephraim Hoffman,
Frank Stocksdaie, John NJ. Morfoot, John Cooper
Of T., Henry Stabicr, WIN. s. Gcmmili, Horace c.
Thompson, George Harryman, Jso. 4. Shea, @.
2. Sheppard, Vim. u. Gambrili, Geo. W. Belt.
Jacob johnson, Josiah Shanklin, Joseph Earl.
Thomas James. Peter Beckman and John Lynch.
The twenty-five remaining in the box land here
toforc reportedl constitutes the petit jury.
The original docket (lO2 cases) was called, and
the case Of John Ramprcsch VS.. Christian Hoffman
wa. dismissed. The trial docket t25 case.) was
called preliminariiy and the following disposals
made Francis 7. liouck ct al, executors Of David
W. Iiouck, vs.. Jabez II. Cole, garnishec Of q. l..
& X. II. Stocksdale; of. Patrick Reddington We.
Richard Fossctt; oil. II. X. Boarman, insolvent
trustee Of John d. Connolly, vs.. Michael Flynn !;
judgment for plaintiff on terms to be filed. Cath
crime Alteyogi vs.. Conrad and Catherine Dahlcr
Tor Dohlerl judgment for plaintiff on terms TO be
flcd. Miller 4 Weems vs.. Helen W. johnson, ro-
moved 90 Court Of Common Pleas OF Baltimore
city. The Baltimore and Delta Railway Company
". VIM. Dawson, aud same VS.. Isaiah Watkins;
judgment for plaintiff by default. Nicholas c.
Hoffman VS.. the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
norman, receivers Of the firm Of Y. CartIendafner
4 Brother, vs.. George IIeidelbach; judgment for
plaintiff by default. Gibson 4 Probest vs.. Con-
rad Miller judgment extended for plaintiff for
$l26sO. Marshall 4 Fallin We. Andrew Hunter;
judgment for plaintiff by default. Laurence To-
bin vs.. John Lyon Rogers; stctted. George n.
Bcrlett vs.. Jacob bernhard judgment for plain
til by default for property replevined. one cent
damage and costs. Bevan 4 SON vs.. Linton 4 La
matt Judgment for plaintiff by default. James
s. Linthicum, executor Of Carey McClelland, We.
Jesse NJ. Harden; same judgment. Corbin Amos
vs.. Jams q. stansbury judgment As above.
Judgments were entered for plaintiffs by default,
with leave TO extend in the following cases also:
John johnson vs.. George and Edward Stephen
son Same W. VIM. o. and +. A. Ensor; Vim. r.
Weller W.. True Putncy: David 0wings vs.. Mary
c. Crcagcr, VIM. Rupert and W. II. liarker I;
John DOwney vs.. Henry 5. Jean Robt. Turner
4 Son vs.. Thos. J. Gorsuch: The Howe Machine
Company vs.. JAS. II. Modet: The Casio Machine
Company vs.. Isaiah s. Price Francis Lee W.
David ". Bosley John Merryman vs.. Reese 5.
Evans, trustee Of Zion N. T.. Church, ct al, for
property described in the declaration and costs (:
Mary j Patterson, executrix of Mary Richardson
vs. GEORGE Greene; sheeier 4 Ripple W. c. d.
Hall; Same vs.. same and Francis A. Hall & wife
Isaac :. George vs.. Ezra Whitman Jas. Fugle
vs.. Charles Dcnmead; Chas. Klein vs.. T.. War
acr; Julius Hart vs.. p. Gable, Jr., ct AL; Fran
els Dcnmcad vs.. Richard J. Capron; Same vs.
same Mary A. Connolly VS.. Same J. c. Sulii-
van vs.. The Baltimore, catcnsviiic and Eiiioott's
Mills Railroad Company; Gray Judik vs.. John
Miller; c. NJ. Gill W. J. L. Kemp; Keen a Hag-
erty vs.. J. T. $. Brown; A. N. +. Brady vs.. Jas.
Haslett; WIN. Beatty, the elder, vs.. c. ". and ".
Beatty for property described in the mar. one
cent damage and eosts): J. W. Lee 4 Son W.
Benz. vanhorn. Sr.
In the following judgments were extended for
plaintiffs for the amour, named: II. W. Rogers
vs.. Laura $. and Il. J. capron for 1896; Sanders
4 Stayman vs.. Armand Rciman for s236.i5 ".
{. Vanhorn vs.. Bcnj. Vanhorn for Si2?.3S.
The following cases were entered "of:" VIM. II.
burgess vs.. Hugh Bruhn the BALTIC. and Delta
Railroad Company W.. George J. Fastie; same
vs. J. G. Pearcc and J. II. llaasc vs.. John Kcins-
field.
Other dispoiais were as follows: r. r. Boar
man. trustee Of 7. Ward, insolvent, vs.. John
Ward and q. l.. Anderson; judgment for plain
til by default against Ward, and on terms 60 be
filed asainst Anderson. Jos n. Linton W. II. and
A. Shannebrook judgment for plaintiff on terms
TO be hled. Isabella fahcy, administrative. Of
WIN. c. Carey, vs.. N. NJ. Cross, agreed.
Margisiraies appeal docket: l.. 5. Reese vs..
John Teakle; appeal from Justice Pole; judg-
ment below for Teakle; appeal dismissed. Lewis
IIincr vs.. John Sucker: appeal from Justice
Goudy; Judgment below for plaintiff FOR $40; 70.
versed. The County Commissioners Of Baltimore
county vs.. L. X. Walker aud Lewis A. Monmo.
nier: appeal from Justice Moore; judgment be-
low for brs. Walker and Monmonicr for SIS
verdict (of jury) for Walker and Monmonier for
$3.50. Henry Beelin vs.. John Crise; appeal
from Justice Bonsal; judgment below for Crise
for $3.50; continued at expense Of appellant.
Joseph J. Patterson and J. J. Bruce W. Michael
0'Ncal: appeal from Justice Cole; judgment be-
low for 0Neai for $l2.i0; tried before the court
and held sub curia. Frank =. Erdman vs.. A.
@. Mott; appeal from Justice Carter; judg-
mcnt below for Mott for SLIGO; judgment for APP
pcllec for costs. VIM. y. Weller W. Ezra and Re-
bccca kcarney appeal from Justice Mcdonald /;
Judgment below for Kearneys for the property re-
pievied, $40 damages and costs; affirmed. Same
vs.. same; appeal from same justice; judgment
below for Kearneys for property replevied, one
cent damage and costs.
Magistrates appeals continued: Bruce Patter-
son We. Michael o'Neal; Judgment below for
ONeal for Sl2.i0: tried before the court and held
under consideration. VIM. G. Payne W. j. 3.
snowden judgment below for plaintiff (Snowdenl
/ for $3.50; plaintiff called. makes default and
Judgment reversed. John Green W. Jacob Levy
Judgment below for Levy for $50; judgment 70.
versol