The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1885-04-25

APRIL 1.-THE case Of Weir, Hobleman
Gottlieb VS.. John and Margaret Schultheis, set
for trial o-day, was continued The grand jury
to day presented italian Tom, known as No. 4,
for the murder of Brosnan, and James Guiana as
accessory to the murder. James Lyle, we'll
known justice of the peace who resides at Waverly,
was also presented for malfeasance in office, the
charge not being specified.
APRIL 18.-John V. L. Findlay, trustee, VS.. the
Peabody Heights Company, Edward A. Abbott,
Anna P. Holmes ct. al, in equity; argued and
held sub curia. W. 0ler & Co., vs. VIM. J. Carl,
stet docket tried before the court and verdict for
plaintiff for S66.71; motion in arrest of judgment
filed by defendant. Mary A. Gosnell filed bill
in equity for a divorce mensa ct thoro from her
husband, Lewis Gosnell, and for alimony, on the
ground of the husbands failure and refusal for
the past two years to provide for her support.
Complainant also alleges that respondent has
considerable real estate in this county, besides a
good trade at carpentering, and that she is now
in actual want, though her conduct has been with
out reproach since her marriage in 1868 as well
as prior thereto. Henry LIE Brun filed bill in
equity for injunction to restrain the Canton Com
pany from proceeding to open up Twelfth street,
in Canton, on the ground that it will ruin 1860
feet frontage of fine building sites owned by plain
tiff, and otherwise injure his property.
APRIL 2O.-Thomas Kane and james Kane;
larceny; guilty sentence reserved. D. Baneris;
SAFE VI uQuOr Oh Cuuudy; pIod VI SuliIy cOHlesSeu
and traverser fined $40 and costs. John 0'Neal;
sale of liquor ON Sunday, and to minor; not
guilty in either case. Annie Kane; accessory to
larceny latter the fact); not guilty. Edward ].
McLane and George Lowsmer; sale of goods
without license; both cases stetted. Hugh Burns;
larceny; plea of guilty cofessed, and sentenced
to six months in the House of Correction.
APRIL 21.-Charles Perry, assaulting his wife;
guilty, and sentenced to Jail for one month.
John Rau, obstructng the public highway; on
trial before jury. Dennis NJ. Matthews, Ben
jamin F. Taylor and Joshua Hammond, referees
in the of Geo. Morrison VS.. Patrick Bradley
and Bradley VS.. Geo. Morrison, have filed their
award in favor of Morrison in the former for $50
and in favor of Bradley in the latter for S4l4.76
each party to pay $50 costs of arbitration.
APRIL 22.-The jury in the case of John Rau,
indicted for obstructing the public highway,
turned verdict of guilty; motion for a new trial
was fled. Henry Dicker, convicted of disturbing
the peace upon the public highway, was fined 81
and costs. Timothy McShane, charged with the
same offence, not guilty. George Brady pleaded
guilty of larceny and was sentenced to the House
of Correction for one year. The case of VIM.
Wagner, for the murder of Ambrose Anderson,
was postponed until May 1.
APRIL 23.-Jesse Jackson, larceny; two cases J;
guilty; sentence reserved. Same; same offence !;
stetted VIM. Knobel; assault with intent to COM
NIT an outrage; guilty off common assault and
traverser sentenced to the House of Correction for
two years. Thomas Kane and James Kane, here
tofore convicted of larceny, were sentenced to the
House of Refuge until they shall have arrived at
the age of twenty one years.