The Baltimore County union., 1886-03-06

The March term of the Circuit Court commenced
on Monday, 1st instant. The following names
comprise the Grand and Petit Juries:
GRAND JURY. PETIT JURY.
Samuel B. Mettam, VIM. A. Sharswood,
Forman Jacob Kalb,
G. E. Ben.z Albert Smith,
Henry Davis, Howard Macken,
Thos. G. Worthington, John Wright,
Albert Gosnell, Dennis f. Starr,
James L. Wisner, Bernard Gore,
James H. League, David Uhler,
Hezekiah Morrow, Amos Naylor,
VIM. H. Tracey, Edward Amos,
Johu Kearney, Jr., Fred. Hauf,
Joseph w. Pearce, Eli Sampson,
W. H. Hepburn, John 7. Mays of A.,
Josiah P. Matthews, John Bond,
T. Holcombe Mitchell, George P. Price,
John E. Porter, VIM. Parks,
VIM. E. Stansbury, John T. Thompson,
Milton Dance, Joshua Frock,
Henry Mohr, Ezra f. Brown,
Thomas Peerce, Joseph Shock,
Sylvester Collins, John T. Shanklin,
Chas. B. Lewis, Frederick Gross,
VIM. E. Burgan, John Hevern,
John Mckay. Daniel Dieter,
George S. Kieffer.
The original docket Zone hundred and two
cases) was called, and the case of Clara V. Pep
pier by her next friend, &C., VS.. August and Mar
garet Ruppersburg, and that of Conrad Turn
baugh vs. Eli A. Matthews and George E. Shell
ley, were entered "of" The civil (or tria docket,
1872 cases, was called prelminarily, and the fol-
lowing disposals made: Judgments for amounts
Moses Fox VS.. Frederick and Margaret Hubner,
for $299.62; John 7. Day VS.. Vernon W. Dorsey,
for $265.97; The Walter A. Wood Moving and
Reaping Machine Company VS.. Robert Royston,
for S123.60; same VS.. Thomas Richardson, for
$123.79; James Blackjack VS.. Daniel D. Waters,
Co. roI T A,n oo1 Dokrs oh
McDonough, for $3,S62.50; Dexter A. Smith VS..
Stephen Gill for S109. .65 Harlan & Webster vs.
Samuel S. Wilkenson, for S106.42; same vs..
William Wilkenson, for S104.5S. D. Hollowell
Twining VS.. Joseph and Mary Ann Arthur, for
S25S.33. Miller, Lippincott & Co. vs. Robert j.
Royston and John F. Richardson, for $l27.6S,
and Sloan & Bro. VS.. George and Sarah Jane
Kellum, for $124.23. Judgments for plaintiffs by
default, with leave to extend the same against de-
PENDANTS, as follows Gilmartin Doyle VS.. Al
bert S. and Mary A. Bageley; P. S. Chappell
Son VS.. Thomas L. Hines; Silas M. Hamilton
VS.. II. Clay Ridgely; Lewis H. Urban VS.. VIM.
c. Payne: Selgman Herzburg VS.. Albert M.
League Christopher M. Gill vs. Cyrus NJ. Gard
ner and John H. Ruby; Freeland, Hall Co. VS..
Jacob Shanebrook Charles H. Klemm vs.. Joseph
III. Rest, and j. e. Tygert & Co. VS.. Oliver NJ
Hutchins.
The following were entered "off:" Henry Mesner
VS.. Lewis and Maria Gitterman, Milton W. 0ffutt
VS.. VIM. F. Weller, Thomas z. Offutt VS.. same,
and Caroline Joyce, by her next friend, &C., VS..
George Webb. Judgments of non pros. Vir-
gnia f. Stewart VS.. Harris J. Chiffon, Jacob
Schad and wife vs. John Fl. Vonderhorst, Adam
Wiegand and - Schultz, and Louise Schad,
Administrative, vs.. same.
In the case of Thomas Galloway VS.. Stephen
Musgrove, and that of John Biemiller VS.. John
Schultheis, judgments were entered for plaintiffs
by confession on terms to be filed. The case of
the president, managers and company of the York
turnpike road vs. ]. J. Wight, and that of VIM.
H. Bazzand VS.. Samuel B. Bauman were "settled." 4"
In the case of Sophia Carrigan VS.. Margaret Car
roll, and that of George S. Brown ct al trustee
vs.. Joseph r. Mann, judgments we're entered for
plaintiffs by default for the property described in
the declaration, one cent damages and costs.
The case of James J. McCann VS.. Henry Shirk
was removed to the Court of Common Pleas, Bal
timore city.
The magistrates appeal docket 0hirty-six
cases) was preliminarly called for continuances,
selection of jury trials, &C. The peremptory call
of the trial docket will begin next Monday, the
9th instant.
TUESDAY, MARCH flames League VS.. Lewis
Turner; appeal from Justice Pole; judgment be.
low for property replevied; $495 damages and
costs; settled. Conrad Sipple VS.. Joseph Foote
appeal from Justice Lytle; judgment below for
Foote for $40 reversed without prejudice. Jos.
c.: appeal from Justice Carter; judgment below
for Gorsuch for $50 reversed, and judgment for
defendant for costs. The following judgments
extended in favor of plaintiffs Freeland,
Hall & Co. VS.. Jacob Shanebrook, for S250.6S
Seligman Herzberg vs.. Albert U. League, for
S419.5O; Lewis H. Urban VS.. VIM. G. Payne, for
$104.60.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3.-William Douglas VS..
Henry Brown Son; appeal from Justice Hevern
ind halnw for Rrown A. Son for 500 "a re-
versed. and judgment for Brown & Son for S14.-
so. William Cone VS.. Matthew Sinclair; appeal
from Justice Pole judgment below for Sinclair
6dlscahfaSrged tlrr Monday, the stl6 INST
THURSDAY, MARCH 4.-William Douglas VS.
DR.. VIM. H. Moore; appeal from Justice Hevern
Judgment below for Moore for Sc reversed, with
out prejudice. Andrew Spangler VS.. Daniel Nal
once; appeal from Justice Hevern; judgment be
low for Maonee for $4.S5 reversed; each party tc
pay his own costs. The appeal docket was con-
cluded. Charles II. Klemm VS.. Joseph ii. Rest
judgment extended for plaintiff for $435.29.