The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1885-05-23
CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE co.
MAY TERM.

ClhOOII OOOhI rOn oAAAAnOn1 W.
MAY TERM.
Hon. George Yellon, Chief Judgej Hon. David
Fo,oler, Associate Judge; ~. G. Burbe, Esq,
States ARy; VIM. M. Isaac, Esq., Clerk;
Joseph r. knight, Esq, Sheriff.
The May term of tbs Circuit Court commenced
on Monday, 18th instant. The juries for the term
are constituted follows:
GRAND JURY. PETIT JURY.
Samuel Brady. Nicholas Fisher,
Foreman Alexander Bone,
John 7. Hines, Charles Rohr,
John Mullen, Howard I. Ritter,
Jerome Griswold, Robert Wright
Joseph ii. Emmart, Joseph W. james,
Conrad KRONER, August Creaghan,
George Buchanan, Thomas Gill, Jr.,
Oliver Cox, DIR. A. B. Gambler,
VIM. Ruhi, of j., Geo. W. Wisner,
VIM. N. Mays, j as. H. Masemore,
John M. G. Cathcart, Charles Candles, ST.,
Hugh Lindsay, JOS. w. Nelson,
Peter Kennedy, James A. Cole,
Gus r. Brown, James Small,
Andrew Heavey, Abraham Brown,
Elijah NJ. Stansbury, Chas. IL. Bryan,
Oliver M. Hutchins, August Danes,
Shadrack L. Street. William 7. Bishop,
Joseph Winckler, Dixon Brown,
Chas. H. Knox, Daniel Jenifer, Jr.,
Jacob j. Dieter, Nicholas W. Smith,
Achilles Ford, ]. Adam Elgert,
Bennett Walker. Thomas Gorsuch, of c.,
Christian Kaline.
In his charge to the Grand Jury Judge Fowler
called special attention to the frequent violations
of the Sunday liquor law, and the difficulty in
many cases of convicting those charged with
violation account of witnesses swearing to
different state of facts before the Petit Jury to
that given the Grand Jury.
~ noa1 If folI IN tha
original docket, Stoneburner and Richards VS..
w. F. Gardner, settled Bickford Huffman vs..
James A. Madary, and J.P. Richardson, and Har
tenstine & Moore VS.. VIM. Fl. Blade, Counter
handed"
On thetrial docket the Acknowledgements were
entered: Henry B. Albaugh VS.. Randolph c. and
Lilly NJ. Scholl, S336.22 Emily j. Morning VS..
Plymouth Land Company of Baltimore City, ST.,
666,23; Amos F. Musseman VS.. Wills Lee, $780,
| 90; VIM. Whitelock & Co. VS.. James T. Lyle
| and Jno. F. Richardson, $l34.23 Griffith &
| Turner VS.. Randolph C.. Scholl, S124.71 Jno. j.
Kelly VS.. Ephraim B. Almony, S3l7.65; Elinger
& Seymour, VS.. F. A. Mcdonald, s220.5S; White
lock 4 Co. VS.. Robert J. Royston and John F.
Richardson, S179.4O.
Judgments of non pros. were entered as fol-
| lows: Adolphus D. Gordon VS.. William II. Cox
| and VIM. H. Reed, Brownwel Plating Works VS..
| Thomas and Priscilla Shanks, Geo. NJ. Gelston
VS.. J. Harman Shone.
Judgments by default, with leave to extend,
we're entered as follows Geo. M. Gill, executor,
| VS.. Joseph Friesman and Catharine Friesman,
| VIM. P. Cummings VS.. Henry Plitsch and Louisa
Kraft, Kirwan Tyler VS.. Croft Brothers, Joel
| Gutmam & Co. VS.. Piatt Williamson, the Nation
| al Mechanics Bank of Baltimore vs.. Charles W.
| Bentley, the Cecil National Bank of Port Deposit
vs.. same, J. and A. Friedberg VS.. James S. Glenn,
\ Wagner, Iverson Roundtree vs.. G. j. Under
man. Hart, Hitchcock & Co. VS.. Jacob Gettel,
1 r.
| Stiff1er, Bay & Getty VS.. Joseph Arthur, james
| A. Mason vs. Geo. II. League, Samuel S. Cole VS..
William and Charles A. Brooks, Frank & Adler
VS.. James K. Giles, Samuel Lewis Griffith vs. Jas.
| A. and Annie Madary. The following cases were
entered "settled )" Ellen P. Pearce Benjamin F.
Taylor, Ellen P. Pearce, Luke ]. Pearce ct al. VS.
same, Oliver Miller, executor, &C., VS.. Mary E.
| and Alfred J. Gent and John Bond.
The following cases were entered "of :" John
George Mann vs. Theodore German, John 1. Yell
| lott VS.. Jas. S. and Sarah J. Nickle, Elijah c..
| Ensor VS.. VIM. S. Keech, r. R. Boarman VS.. j..
| 7. Ensor, administrator; Daniel Shamberger VS..
| Conrad Duerr, and Daniel Vondersmith VS.. Henry
| II. Gore The cases of Ella Ward VS.. Hugh and
Catharine Lindsay and Hugh and Catharine
Lindsay VS.. Ella Ward were each entered "of,
each party to pay his own costs.
The following judgments by confession on terms
to be filed were entered: S. P. Bosey VS.. Charles
S. and John B. Kidd, and Elizabeth Sheeler
VS.. Conrad J. Kirschner Michael Ewgood VS..
John Cummings and Bridget Crogan, off on pay
ment of costs by defendants.
The cases of John G.. Schwind VS.. Charles
ShipIey and Henry S. Jean VS.. the Baltimore and
Liberty Turnpike Company were removed to the
| Court of Common Pleas of Baltimore City. Chas
II. Dutton, discharged as an insolvent debtor.
The magistrates appeal docket, containing
thirty-two cases, was called preliminarily, and
seventeen were marked for trial. in three of which
jury trials have been prayed.
MAY I9.-Frank II. Brown vs. Robert Moore
& Co.,; appeal from Justice Smith; judgment
below for Moore & Co. for $56.5S affirmed with
costs. Eli Smith VS.. John G. Suman appeal
from Justice Pole; judgment below for Suman
for $3.50 verdict for defendant for S5l.75 and
costs. Harden & Young VS.. Upton L. Tinsley
appeal from Justice Pilert judgment below for
Tinsley for S30.37; settled. Three other cases OF
the same VS.. same Harden & Young VS.. Tinsley;)
appeals from the same justice, and judgments be-
low in each for Tinsley for $50, were entered
"stettled" Henry Bell Henry G. Ridgey,
appeal from Justice Andrew Dorsey; judgment
below "for Ridgely for the corn replevied, one
cent damages and $40 COSTS" affirmed. Julius
Sacks Judgment plaintiff) VS.. Valentine Oschin-
sky (claimant), appeal from Justice Hevern ;
Judgment below that the property be awarded to
the claimant and So costs !" settled. Anton Eel
Ter vs. Julius and Herman Sacks, appeal from
Justice Hevern; judgment below for Sacks for
$50; on trial before a jury.
MAY 2O-Anton Zeller VS.. Julius and Herman
Sacks before reported; appeal from Justice
Hevern; judgment below for Sacks for 500 affirm
ed, with interest and costs. Henry S. Jean VS..
the Baltimore and Liberty Turnpike Company
appeal from Justice Knight; judgment below for
the turnpike company for S72 affirmed. Same VS..
same; appeal from same; judgment below for the
turnpike company for S72 affirmed. Michael
Meisnest We. Jacob Levy; appeal from Justice
Hevern; judgment below for Levy for $50 revers-
ed and judgment for defendant Martin HON.
berg vs.. John C. Evans; appeal from Justice
Carter; judgment below for Evans for $500 re-
versed without prejudice. Edward and Margaret
Flayhart VS.. Martha J. Miller; appeal from JUS
tice Gallagher judgment below for Miller for
! S77.25; appeal dismissed. William ID. Yinghng
| vs. Isabella Pennington, Administrative OF Robert
| H. Pennington; appeal from Justice Miller; Judg-
ment below for Pennington for $500; appeal
dismissed. VIM. H. Crenshaw vs.. Eli 5. Samp-
son; appeal from Justice Moore; judgment be-
low for defendant (Sampson) for $l.5O costs
tried before the court and held sub curia. kirwan
& Taylor VS.. Croft Brothers and Elizabeth b.
Croft; Judgment extended for plaintiffs for S56O.-
76 Joel Gutman & Co. VS.. Platt Williamson
judgment extended for plaintiffs for S72l.9O
MAY 21.-Christian Schall VS.. Herman Sacks,
appeal from Justice Havern; judgment below for
Sacks for $40; verdict and judgment for Sacks
| for S4O.22. The National Mechanics Bank OF
Baltimore VS.. Charles W. Bentley judgment ex-
tended for plaintiff for S1,356.6O. The Cecil
| National Bank of Port Deposit VS.. Charles w.