The Baltimore County union., 1886-07-03

FRIDAY, JUNE 25.-Frank Roster, assault with
intent to murder; guilty; not sentenced. Henry
L. Gray, arson nolle pros. Henry Yeckle, at
tempting to commit outrage; not guilty. Nathan
Davis, colored, HOUSEKEEPING with felonious in
tent; guilty; not sentenced.
SATURDAY, JUNE 26.-Iu the case of VIM. Ii.
Bolton VS.. Landstreet & Bennett, suggestion of
plaintiffs death was made and the case was con-
tinued. The matter of the exceptions to the sale
for taxes of certain property belonging to Charles
Ogle, and asking that the sale be set aside, was
submitted on briefs, and held sub curia. The ex-
ceptions to the auditors account and report in the
case of James McCurley, Jr.'s widow and heirs
vs. McCurey, bill in equity for the sale and par
titon of certain property, as alleged, OF the late
James McCurley, Jr., for division among the
widow and heirs was argued, but not decided
Messrs. Charles J. Bonaparte, VIM. M. Busey and
Samuel NJ. Snowden argued the exceptions for
various parties in interest. According to the re-
port of sale, the property in question sold for 49,,
075, leaving over $4,000 after deducting taxes,
advertising and other expenses. An auditors
account was filed distributing the fund, and ex-
ceptions filed thereto. Certain alleged creditors
of McCurley, Jr., filed petition asking that their
claims be paid out of the SIS, 900 surplus, and an
order of court passed requiring the trustee to
show cause on or before November 3, 1885, why
these claims should not be paid. subsequently, a
petition was filed by VIM. NJ. Busey and Ernest
A. Robbins setting forth that McCurley, Jr.'
widow and heirs held an undivided interest in the
late McCurley, Jr.'s fathers estate (being the
property of fund in question:, and that petition
ers had advanced to said widow, for the benefit OF
herself and heirs,-the latter being three orphan
fatherless) children dependant their mather
for support, etc.-the sum of 81 500, for which
petitioners received mortgage lien pledging the
repayment of said sum, and asking that the SAID
$500 be repaid out of the before mentioned SS,-
600. These matters were all argued under the
said exceptions to the auditors account, no decl-
sion, as stated, being yet rendered by the court.
MONDAY, JUNE 2S.-John W. Merryman VS..
Charles'L Jessop; removed to the Court of Com
mon Pleas, Baltimore city. Ann w. jackson VS..
Bertha Waddy; action of ejectment; on trial be-
fore a Jury. The case of William Young and
George l.. Van Bbber VS.. Harrison Hooper was
specially assigned for Friday, Judy I'd.
TUEspAY, JUNE 29.-Ann w. Jackson VS.. Ber-
tina Waddy; before reported; action of ejectment
to recover possession of certain property sold
some fourteen years ago for taxes alleged to be
due though plaintiff claims the taxes had been
paid and that the treasurer's book showed that
fact. Plaintiff took a non pros.
THURSDAY, July John IL. Cams, larceny,
two months in Jail; George Siglen, sale of beer
on Sunday, fined $40 and costs same, keeping a
disorderly house, nolle pros; J. 7. Duncan, sale
of beer on Sunday, fined $50 and costs; same
keeping a dsorderly house, nole pros; Alexander
Taylor coored, alias Taylor A. johnson, assault
with intent to murder, jury out, with leave to
bring in sealed verdict.
FRIDAY, July ALEX. Taylor, colored, alias
Taylor A. johnson, assault with intent to murder
Thos. Hart, of Waverly, the jury returned seal
ed verdict of common assault, and the prisoner
was sentenced to the House of Correction for one
year.