The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1886-05-22
CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CO.
MAY TERM, 1886.

CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE co.
MAY TERM, 1886.
Hon. George Yellon, Chief Judge Hon. David
Foaoler, Associate .Judge; ~ G. Burke, Esq,
States ARy; John W. Shanklin, Esq,
Clerk Silas v Miller, Esq Sheriff.
The May term Of the Circuit Court commenced
on Monday, 18th instant. The following names
comprise the Grand and Petit Juries:
GRAND JURY. PETIT JURY.
Joseph Passano, Chas. W. Kroh,
Foreman. Jas. Harvey of c.,
John Teipe, Walter G.. 0'Dell,
John White, James Collins,
Henry G. Lauman, Hugh Hammell,
Andrew Dorsey, Chas. J. r. Thorpe,
joseph Hunter, Jacob Holmes,
Francis Sanderson, Daniel G. Gray,
John H. Gore Richard G. Tracey,
Henry A. Burgoyne, Frank p. Gore,
Nelson Cuttings, J. Adam Schuppert,
James Rampley, Daniel J. Yost
Henry Stabler, Zephaniah Poteet
Shadrack W. Upton, VIM. 0. Ensor,
John T. Shea, F. E. Anderson,
Joshua M. Parks, John Burton, Jr.,
Henry M. Earps, James johnson,
John G. Knight, Benjamin Chew,
Nathan Griffin, John Miles,
Geo. Bachtel, Robert H. Blackburn,
James Milling Henry Walter,
John T. McClelland, Thomas c. Carter,
J. Hartman Schone, VIM. L. Rollins,
Geo. T. Randall. Beverly Hall,
Patrick Kelly.
The original docket (97 cases) was called, and
in the cases of Albert NJ Horner and L.. q. Con-
don, executors of Alex. II. Horner, vs. VIM. A.
Fluharty, garnishee, and Francis M. Jencks,
Judgment of condemnation nis was entered against
the property attached. The case of Samuel s.
Cole vs. Charles E. MARYLAND and Carey Cole was
"setted," and in the case of the Home Permanent
Land and Building Association, of Baltimore
county, vs. Maria Brazil and Mamie O'Connor,
terre tenants of Patrick O'Connor, judgment of
fiat nisi was entered in favor of plaintiff.
The trial docket (17S cases) was called preimi-
narily, and the following disposas made; Judg-
ments for amounts specified-Levi Biddinger, Jr.,
VS.. Levi Biddinger, Sr., for $3,lS7.95; Francis
B. Laurenson VS.. W. Edward Pearce, for $ll3.44;
John ]. Kelley vs.. Lewis H. and Sarah R. Robin
son, for Sl12.S6; Jacob M. Pearce, executor, VS..
Joshua II. and Annie Cockey, for S36S.22; ]. E.
Tygert VS.. John NJ. and VIM. T. Curtis, for ST..
| %; Lister Brothers VS.. R. A. Mackey, for $434
| 80; Silas NJ. Hamilton vs. II. Clay Ridgely, for
1892 90, and Lewis Petzold VS.. August Kahler,
| for S370.13.
judgments 0y default in favor of the plaintiffs,
with leave to extend the same, were entered in
| the following: Philip Walsh & Son VS.. Joseph H.
Gorsuch, George F. Sloan & Bro. VS.. John E.
| Folks, George II. Bowersox vs.. Charles J. Long,
| Philip Walsh & Son vs.. John B. Yeager. The
Prick Company VS.. Henry q. Mast, two cases ;
| Frank B. Laurenson VS.. James 7. French. The
National Mechanics Bank VS.. Patrick Dignan,
and VIM. Shroyer vs.. Basil, John and VIM. G..
| Bowen.
The case of Burton B. Swaziland claimant, VS..
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, plain
| tiff, and David Hand, defendant was removed to
the Circuit Court for Carroll county; and that of
Weems & Snowman VS.. Edwin B. Coafe, to the
| Court of Common Pleas, Baltimore city. In the
| case of Frank 0. McTavish vs.. William E. and
| Mary o. Hammond, judgment was entered for
plaintiff by confession on terms to be fled In the
case of Thomas Roberts VS.. Winfield j. Taylor,
and that of j. A. Thomas, trustee, VS.. E. Mccain,
| judgments of non pros. were entered. In two
cases of James Broumel vs. Redsecker |. Young,
| judgments entered for plaintiff by confession
for the property described in the declaration one
| cent damages and costs. In the case OF Jennie
Hofilin VS.. T. n Mercer and wife, judgment was
entered for plaintiff by default for the property
replevied; one cent damages and costs.
TUESDAY, MAY 1S.-The appeal docket was
taken up and the following disposals made VIM.
II. and Jesse S. Hunt VS.. Frank B. Kidd; appeal
from Justice Mccullough; judgment below for
VIM. II. and Jesse S. Hunt for S94.19; affirmed
as to VIM. II. and reversed as to Jesse S. Hunt
| by agreement. George Dennis VS.. Julia A. and
|
Tough judgment below for Eareckson for S4l.72 !;
verdict above for defendant 81 damages and costs.
| Samuel Chesney VS.. A. Shelmon Warner; appeal
from Justice Hevern !; judgment below for War
ner for property replevied one cent damages and
! $3.50 costs ON trial before a jury. John and
| Christian Brehm VS.. Samuel Fox; appeal from
Justice Hevern judgment below for Fox for S43 !;
| reversed without prejudice. Charlotte Engelhart
| vs. Julius and Herman Sacks; appeal from JUS
| tice Hevern ; judgment below for Sacks for S37 !;
reversed and judgment for defendant for costs.
| Anton Zeller and Joseph Nuth VS.. Julius and
Herman Sacks appeal from Justice Herbert !;
| Judgment below for Sacks for STEPS; affirmed by
consent. The following judgments by default
were extended for the plaintiffs for the amounts
named: The Prick Company VS.. Henry z. Mast.
for S462.19; same VS.. same, for $22S.29; Philip
Walsh & Sons VS.. John B. Yeager, for S114.90 {;
and same vs. Joseph H. Gorsuch, for $l2S.2S.
| WEDNESDAY, MAY 19.-Samuel Cbesney VS.. A.
SheImon Warner; appeal from Justice Hevern ;
before reported judgment below for Warner for
| property replevied, one cent damages and $3.50
COSTS verdict for plaintiff for property replevied,
and judgment on verdict for plaintiff for property
replevied, one cent damages and costs. Robert
| and Julia Erickson VS.. Elizabeth Dennis, by her
next friend, George Dennis; appeal from Justice
Hoshall judgment below for Dennis for $3.50
reversed, and judgment by confession for plaintiff
as against Robert Erickson for IS and costs.
| JACOB Ii. anu WIG vs. OdIdu OOnn
son, executrix off. johnson appeal from Justice
| Moore; Judgment below for johnson for $3l.S4 !;
| judgment of non pros and judgment below re-
versed without prejudice. John II. Messner VS..
Emma and Charles Bartel appeal from Justice
| Dorsey ; Judgment below for Bartel for return of
| property replevied, SIS damages and $500 costs ;
| Judgment above for Messner for property replev
| ied one cent damages and costs. The petit jury
were discharged till Monday, oath instant.
| THURSDAY, MAY 20.--John G. Drakely VS..
Hugh Garfield; appeal from Justice Dorsey ;
judgment below for Garfield for S1l.l5 damages
and costs; appeal dismissed. Amanda R. Ben
nett VS.. Amelia Harden, by her next friend, Jesse
Harden; appeal from Justice Pole; judgment
below for Harden for property replevied: one cent
damages and S760 costs verdict and judgment
for defendant for return of property repleved and
costs. The appeal docket was concluded. The
civil docket will be taken up peremptorily on
Monday, the 9th inst.
! mG-A resident of Minnesota, who has seen
several severe tornadoes, says that their most
peculiar feature is the singular sucking move
ment Buildings are sucked up into the clouds
entire, and come down soon in fragments. After
the great Rochester tornado, farmer twelve
miles from town found an uninjured marble-top
| table in his field. Another found very large
sheep that had come from no one knew where and
had been deposited in his yard unhurt. The Min
nesota man further said that he had seen board
into which wheat straws had been driven until
thew stuck through on the other side. We must