The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1885-02-07

JAN. 30.-The case of John W. Rice against
the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad Company to recover damages for being
elected from the cars is ON trial before jury
This suit was tried here some time since and
verdict for $4,000 damages rendered in favor of
exceptions taken to the rulings in the case and
remanded the case for o new trial.
JAN. 3l.-The following criminals, convicted
at the present term of court to day sentenced
by Judge Fowler: VIM. johnson and VIM. Banks
both colored, each thirty days in Jail for larceny
James Burke. colored, larceny, House of Refor-
nation for Colored Children till arrival at the age
of twenty-one years; Peter Paul and Thomas
Mitchell, larceny, each one year in House of Cor
rection; Isaac Williams, colored, assault with
intent to kill two years and six months in pen
itentiary; and VIM. Wills, larceny, three years in
the penitentiary. The Citizens National Bank
of Indianapolis Alexander 7. Bond motion
to quash attachment argued and overruled.-
James Beatty VS.. Edward Smyser and Robert R.
Boarman bill in equity for injunction to restrain
the sale of certain mortgage property on the
ground that payment had been rendered argued
and held sub curia.
FEB. John w. Rice vs.. The Philadelphia,
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad Company
before reported; action to recover damages(S10,-
900 laid in the nar,) for ejecting plaintiff from
defendants cars; the prayers are still under
FEB. 3.-John W. Rice vs.. the Philadelphia,
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad Company !;
action of damages for ejecting plaintiff from de-
fendant's cars, case concluded and given to the
jury, with instructions to bring in sealed verdict
Judge Fowler gave notice on Wednesday that
the petit jury in attendance on the Circuit Court
will be discharged some time next week, and that
counsel wishing cases tried by jury for this term
must have them set for trial in the interim.
FEB 5.-John W. Rice vs. the Philadelphia,
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad Company ;
action to recover damages for ejecting plaintiff
from defendants cars; before reported; the Jury
brought in sealed verdict for plaintiff this morn
ing $1,000 damages. Plaintiff, who is a travel
ing commercial agent, recovered a verdict of 3d.
500 in the former trial. Hiram Kemble vs.
James e. Mann; verdict for plaintiff for 1894 So
The case of Julius Gehrman VS.. f. L. and Emily
J. Morling was continued.
Capt. Hartsock, of the Frederick Rilemen,
NJ. N. Co. has rendered his resignation to Adjutant
General Howard.
Frederick county forbids the use of tobacco
on the school premises, during school hours, by
either teacher or pupils.
Mr.. C. W. Riordan, of Frederick county, has
Poland China hog, not quite 13 months old,
which weighs 700 pounds.
Rev. Thomas Dickson, formerly of St. Cath
arne's, Ontario, has received call from an Epis-
copal church in Port Deposit.
Caroline county has a gormandizer who
boasts of his ability to eat half dozen partridges
three times day for the space of a month.
The Maryland and Pennsylvania Mining
Company are arranging to commence mining
operations in the vicinity of Manchester, Carroll
county.
MIR. Steiner Schley, of Frederick City, was
married on Wednesday of last week to Miss Lillian
F. Kunkle, of Frederick county. Mr.. Enoch
Pratt, Dr. L. HI. Steiner and other we'll known
people attended the wedding which was solemniz-
ed at Christ P. E. Church, Baltimore, the cere-
mony being performed by Rev. Walter W. Will
liams.