The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-10-27

Circuit Court Bridget Rice, selling liquoron
Sunday, two cases; one sicitcd, the other plea OF
guilty; not sentenced. George :. Foster. ASSAULT
stc,ted. James Gillagc, eolored, selling liquor
without license stetlcd on payment &c costa.
Charles KIopsen larceny; plea Of guilty MT sen.
fenced. jacob lIamsleT, selling liquor 10 minor;
stetted. Michael Tighe. perjury siot'ei. Fred.
Frisby, nuisance; stetted. Frank !. kusi and
Francis Lucas, nuisance; steilei. Also tharics
Meistcr, Samuel MesseTsmith. Will,im Atkinson,
Charles W. Street. Harry Bansnger. Vim. p.
Dittus. Chas. Peppicr and Eugene Carmichael. all
nuisance; s,c,tei. Henry Rau. selling liquor
without license; s,ettcd. J. u. Roe, PERJURY;
stetied. John kiisciey, larceny plea al guilty
not sentenced In the case Of WIN. III. Hoffman
". the Warren Manufacturing Company. the jury
gave q veTaist Tor plaintiff tor $4,000 damages
the action was Ia recover damages against defend
ant iuribacking az water on plaintiffs premises.
Several persuns that had been convicted at the
Scptein Der term 81 Court we're sentenced on sat
urday, as follows VIM Gilbert. cuiored. burglary,
two years Ia the peni'entiary Chas. kiossen,
larceny, six months 10 lluu.e VI Correction; WIN.
Webster, larceny. eighteen months In House Of
Correction. aud Thomas Brown. eolorea. larceny,
fifteen DAYS 10 Jail.
Mary &. Ware. assault; guilty: fined 81 and
costs. Thomas Lennon. assaa,t; sletted. August
Y. hay. Assault; not goiliy. WIN. Wilson. selling
liquor on sunday; plea Of guilty. and fined $50
aud cost. I. l.. Walters. selling beer ON Sunday
guilty; not sentenced. Annie Dreamer aud
Thomas Chambers adjudgcd insane paupcrs.
William Forester. three eases selling liquor on
Sunday ; abaied by death of trayetser. Thomas
Young. assault; sietied on payment IL costs
james Finncgan, assault with intent TO kill
guilty Of common assault aud sentenced 90 the
county Jail for thirty days. Charles Myers. as
sault with intent to murder: not guilty. William
kannahan, keeping disorderly house. not guilty.
When the Of Jamcs Clinton. indicted for
the killing Of John II. McGuirc, was called in
A.. Ill -
the State. filed affidavit for removal and II was
sent TO the Criminal Court Of Baltimore for trial.
GEORGE Maehew and Charles Wagner. selling
without license. not guilty. Henry Decker,
resisting officer; no, guilty. Vincent Miller,
assault 81 fine and costs. Charles Quaries, fell
oniously turning switch on railroad; not guilty.
Percy Stansbury. WIN Hare and Harry q. An.
dcrson. malicious destruction 81 property the
fret two declared not guilty. Anderson fined 500
and costs. Elias Norris and Joseph Davis, selling
liquor TO minors; $50 enc and costs, and one case
against same parties steited.
Coal Ashes.-Of the benefits derived from
the use 10 coal ashes, an intci gent correspondent
writes 1--WE often meet with comments on the
benefit Of coal ashes, most writers givin. them
very little value. and some discouraging their
rs really harmful. While am slow 10 praise OF
condemn. cannot, after long trial, refuse 10 say
n word TO their credit, at lcas, on my soil which
Is rather n tenacious clay; and the more read
lily do II, for every one says. "what good garden
you have; and another will say, "You have the
best garden have seen; and when tell them
my only manure Is coal ashcs. either spread broa-
cast at once or compostci with weeds and refuse
Of the h"u'C. nigh, soil, etc., they will hardly be-
iicvc me-"
Religious Notice. The third quarterly meet
ing Of Great Falls Circui, will be held at the
church. November L. Preaching ut iOl n. IN. by
Rev. u. q. ". Reed. Of Baltimore, and at y. m.
by the pastor, Rev. Watson Case. Quarterly con-
ference On Monday morning. November 9Th, at 10
o'clock. All are cordially invited.