The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1885-05-09


MAY William Wagner and Harry Wagner
pleaded guilty in one case to the sale of liquor on
Sunday, were found guilty in another of the
second ohense for selling ON Sunday, and third
case was stetted. In the second case the penalty
is fine of not less than $50 nor more than $500,
with suppression of the license. Six other
against the same traversers for the sale of liquor
on Sunday and one for the sale to a minor still
remain undisposed of. William Wagner, indicted
Z for the murder Of Ambrose Anderson, filed sug-
gestion and affidavit for removal, and the case
was ordered to the Criminal Court of Baltimore
City.
MAY 2.-Patrick Bradley VS.. George Morrison,
exception to arbitrators' award overruled and
Judgment on award for Bradley for $414.62 and
costs. Benjamin Goodwin, use of James L. Good
win, vs.. VIM. T. White, case docketed by consent
to March term, and judgment for plaintiff by con-
fession for $127.45. d. g. Mcintosh, trustee, VS..
Frederick O. Price. Charcilla Price and Collegiate
Price, bill for enforcement of contract; argued
and held sub curia.
against whom ten indictments were found by the
grand jury for the March term for selling liquor
on Sunday, today pleaded guilty in one case and
we're fined $40 and costs. In second case, in
which they were found guilty of the same offence
| on Friday by jury, the court imposed fine of
| 800 and costs and sentenced the traversers to
| ten days confinement in the county Jail, and
directed that their license be suppressed. The
| remaining cases were stetted on payment of
costs. The fines and costs in the cases aggregate
$263.02. Noah Shuster, indicted for receiving
stolen goods, was acquitted.
| APRIL 5.-The case of Charles Humphrey vs..
Thomas r.. Freshman was docketed by consent,
and judgment entered for plaintiff by confession
for $4,000 and COSTS Henry House and Daniel
Shuster or Sise, convicted of larceny; was SEN
fenced to the House of Refuge, House for two
| years and Shuster until he arrives at the age of
81 yeas. John OPEL, convicted of assault, was
sentenced to one day in Jail.
| MAY 6.-An order was passed in the case of
| Howard Cooper, indicted for assault on Miss Katie
Gray, directing a transcript of the record to be
| made and sent to the Criminal Court for Balti-
more City, Coopers mother yesterday applied
for removal of the case to Judge Yellott, who
thereupon ordered Lewis M. Bacon, court clerk,
| to prepare the suggestion and affidavit, setting
forth that the accused could not have fair and
impartial trial here and asking for removal.
This paper was then placed in charge of Cooper's
mother. who took it to Baltimore, where it was
| subscribed to BY the prisoner and returned and
filed in the case here this morning. The order OF
removal was then passed, as above stated. In
the second case against Cooper-that for assault
| ing with intent to kill Miss Gray-no affidavit
| for removal has been filed.
In the equity case of D. Hopper Emory vs.
Oliver P. Merryman ct al, trustees of the NJ. E
Church of Towsontown decree heretofore passed
in favor of complainant, Emory, already pub
lished,) the respondents ordered an appeal to the
Court of Appeals, filing an appeal bond in the
sum of 81 ,000
MAY THE following parties, heretofore con
victed, were sentenced to the House of Correction
for one year each Chas Spelman and Jesse
jackson, larceny, and Charles Griffin, assault
with intent to kill. John Cole, colored, larceny
was sentenced to the House of Reformation fol
Colored Children till he arrives at the age Of
twenty one years. The case of Winfield J. Taylor
VS.. Benjamin Blottenberger was docketed by con
sent and Judgment entered for plaintiff by con-
| fession for $55 and costs. Assignment for Mon
day, the 18th instant: Thos. Julian, alias Italian
Tom, alias No. 4, one case of murder of DAME
Brosnan and one assault with intent to kill, anG
James Guliania, breaking into house and stab
bling, with intent to kill, John Brosnan; also
motion for trial in the case of James S
Lyte, heretofore convicted of selling whiskey OF
Sunday. and in that of John Rau, heretofore con
victed of obstructing the public highway. Thu
petit jury was discharged till Monday, 18th inst.