The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-06-10
ClrcuIl Court.


Julia Bowen, colored, larceny stetted. Robert
q. Bordley, libel removed from Baltimore city !;
stetted. John Schmidt, selling liquor on Sunday I;
plea Of guilty, and fined $50 and costs. Same.
same offence stctted. Michael MeGovern, sell.
ing liquor on Sunday plea Of guilty, and hned
$50 and costs. Same 1.-TWO cases), selling liquor
20 n minor; stetted. l.. II. Lee A Bro. W. W. j.
wilkinson judgment extended for plaintiff for
$i22.5S.
Charles II. Bentley, colored, larceny guilty.
Mary l.. Collins, drunk, disorderly and exposing
her person; guilty, and fined 81 aud costs. aud in
default Of paying the ins, etc, the traverser was
committed to Jail until she pay the enc and costs,
and DO discharged by due course Of law. WIN. II.
lIarker, four cases Of selling liquor to minors /;
each case stetted on payment Of costs. Joseph
Cavonaugh, two cases Of larceny each stetted.
John Robb. receiving stolen goods stetted.
Henry Hinton, four cases Of selling liquor on sun
day In ono guilty. and fined $50 and costs in
one verdict Of not guilty In one plea Of not
guilty confessed by the State and the fourth
| stctted.
Timothy J. Murphy. two cases, selling liquor TO
minors; not guilty. James vina, assault; plea
Of guilty confessed and 6ned 81 and costs, and
sentenced TO Jail one month. WIN. johnson and
David Edwards, malicious destruction ofpropeFty;
ste,ted. Jed Mccormick and Charles Rsss, riot
ing indictments quashed. James Ohler. selling
liquor on Sunday and keeping adisoFderly house;
plea Of guilty confessed. and fined $50 and costs.
James 0hler, selling liquor on Sunday. three
eases two stetled and In one plea Of guilty. and
aned $50 and costs. Alexander Erwalt and Thos.
schuman, selling liquor without license plea Of
not guilty confessed by the State. Jsf McCor.
mick and Charles Ross, another case Of rioting /;
not guilty as TO Ross and guilty rs TO Mccormick
fined 81 and costs.
Annie Boston, larceny, plea Of guilty Of petit
/ larceny confessed; sentence reserved. John II.
/ Wick'. assault with intent 20 commit rape plea
Of guilty Of common assault and sentenced 20 jail
/ for one month In the case Of Jas. Vina, convict
cd Of assault aud fined 81 and costs and sentenced
/ TO Jail for one month, the judgment was stricken
/ out and traverser fined S30 and costs. John Gar.
rctt. assault. guilty and fined twenty-five cents
aud costs. Peter Moran, assault; guilty and
fined 81 and costs.
! sre-Mr. John q. Butler, secretary Of tho An
napolis and Elkridgc Railroad Company. has pur.
chased y railroad velocipeie. The iron ceniaur
can ma abou; eleven miles an hour ARRay,oii.
isHSr.
Tha, Il better than the Ekridgc road can do.
All who are obliged to visit Annapolis had better
follow Mr.. Buffers example and get a velocipede.
We would like 10 see the Governer bowling along
on one Of them.
sss-T The President on Wednesday sent to the
Senate the names of the following gentlemen "a
compose the Tariff Commission: WIN. 4. Wheeler
Of New York, chairman; John l.. IIays, of Mass;
u. W. Oliver, Jr.. Of Pa; A. VI. Garland, Of ILL.,;
Jacob Ambler. Of Ohio; John :. Phelps. Of No.;
u. +. Porter. District, of Columbia J. W. II I'm.
dcrwood. Of Ca. and duncan =. Kenner, Of La.
Eo-Thc Democratic Executive Committee me,
at ruwsontown on Wednesday to arrange for the
l..,-s .sss.
were charged with the responsibility Of getting
out the voters. and auxiliary committee. will be
appointed 10 assist them. A central club was or.
ganisei. to be located at Towsontowp, whose duty
it will be to procure naturalization papers. 3e.
fis- Rev. Mr.. Christian, one Of tho minister.
who attended the Protestant Episcopal COW cniion
recently held ia Washington. entcrtains very
strong convictions in regard to what Is called the
Low Church party. lie says. THE Low Church
party /. only the old Puritan under a new name.
It, record |. red with the blood of persecution
/ JE3-At an election in Wilmington, Del. last
week the Republicans made a clean sweep, elect.
ing their candidate for Mayor and majority Of
the City Counclmen. The Democrats tried their
iAvcri;e game Of voting rePea,ers from other cities
but their plan misearriei.
/ Eu-llon. James q. Blaine has declined to be
a candidate for Congressman at large from the
State u Maine. lie has been twenty three year.
continuously in the public service and desires
time to attend to his long neglected private aiar'
/ 1:o-Among the last batch Of bills signed BY the
Governor was one directing the Comptroller TO dis
tribute to the public schools S3i,OG9.SG. The
School Board Of our county will receive about $,
900 Of this sum.
rs-Mr. Reed, counsel for Gui,eAu, Is exhaust.
Ing every means in his power TO savethe assassin
neck, bu, up to this time has proved unsuccessful
II looks very much though Mr.. Reed were
working for glory"
cs-we regret TO learn that our old friend, Col.
Charles Cole, Of the Frederick CaioH, was stricken
with paraly sic on Wednesday. We earnestly hope
tina, he may be speedily restored to health.
Ea-The Republicans have carried Oregon and
have a majority in the Legislature.
J The Circuit Court for Calvert county Is now
being held In the Protestant Episcopal parsonage,
/ the court house having been burned some month.
ago.
Wilson y. Martr. living on Col. Charles +.
/ Trails farm. near Frederick city. Is the owner Of
Durham COW. which lately dropped n calf which
weighed lis lbs.
Work on the foundation Of the building for
the use Of the Theological School Of Western
Maryland College has been commenced. The
building when finished will accommodate 80 stu.
dents.
/ AT meeting Of the county commissioner
and Carroll county Mutual Fire Insurance Co. the
latter offered the commissioners $4,000 or 20 &c.
build the Jail. Amer consultation the sion.
eFs agreed 20 let the insurance company rebuild,
| and work will be commenced at once.
! Hartford county has been condemned 90 pay
/ S5s3.3S for broken leg. caused by not repairing
the road between Norris corner and the Ne Iicnry
road. The sufferer was George Hayes Hamilton.
who was thrown from his horse In August, 1850,
while travelling along the road Mt night. The
horse stepped into hole and the boy was thrown
oil. His leg was seriously hurt, and he has been