The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1886-12-11
George II. Merryman,

Matthias ArnOlu
The original docket (119 cases) was called, and
the attachment and short-note case Instituted
some weeks ago by Emanuel Herman against f.
g Corkran Son was dismissed. The trial docket
1904 cases) was preliminarily called, and various
disposals made, as follows Judgments for plain
tifs by default, with leave to extend the same
John Young vs. VIM. Chapman; Annie Kirby,
&C.. VS.. Edward and Christiana Gaffney Cornell
us D. Kenney VS.. j. II. COpenhaver; Jacob WIS
ner Vs. Adam DeBaugh AMI Julius Rudlger; U.
Holloway administrator; ct al. VS.. Geo. b. Hollo-
wav and George F. Mitchell; same VS.. VIM. I.
| Holloway and Joseph V. Winemiller; VIM. Lee,
| &C.. VS.. John Genther; John Stinson VS.. Daniel
! D. Waters and VIM. T. Curtis VS.. ohm M. Curtis.
| judgments for specified amounts, In favor OF
! pIaintifs-Henry Hagerather VS.. Luther Timanus,
| for 1928. John NJ. Gallagher VS.. Nathaniel
| Knaub for S1O7, and Jacob Musselman VS.. John
D. Folks for SlS7.99. Cases dismissed-Josiah
Baker VS.. Joseph O. Baker, and the matter OF the
| openinp Shirk street. Judgments for plaintiffs
| by confession on terms to be fled-Richand b.
| Steuart VS.. Ann Buchanan, and Rankin Kane
vs. Thomas W. League and wife. Judgments tor
plaintiffs for property replevied and costs]Jonn
| m R. Nicholson vs.. Ann McDonough, and Laura
| p Treusch VS.. Charles Goodman. Entered "of"
Henry Hinton ct al vs.. the Baltimore and
Yorktown Turnpike Company VIM. s. Arnold
va. George R. and Oregon N. Jackson; j. Il.
Warner & Co. VS.. Richard M. Cochrane 1.-TWO
cases), and John I. Yellott VS.. George Morrison.
Judgments of non pros. under the rule: Wllhei-
nina Rameke VS.. John Hoffman CT al, anu " m'
| !. Francis VS.. the Baltimore and Havre de-G Grace
Turnpike Company. The case of Stevenson q
| Plnnkett VS.. Charles G.. Bumhardt was removed
to the Court of Common Pleas of Baltimore city.
The two cases of Robert Dilworth vs. Levin Lake
were referred to Edward Peerce and Richard
Swormstedt, with power to call IN third party.
The magistrates appeals (thirty-five cases) were
TUESDAY, DEC. 7.-Samuel Ellinger VS.. Conrad
Grau: appeal from Justice Hevern judgment OF
non nros. Alice Gold VS.. The Baltimore Pleasure
Association, of Baltimore City; appeal from
Justice Hevern dismissed. DR.. Thomas q. VI
futt ct al. VS.. George Ford; appeal from justice
Dorsey Judgment below for Ford for Sl.5O re-
versed. Charles A. Amelang VS.. Sabina Fe!gner
onneaI from Justice Pole; dismissed. Florence
r. Gelston vs. John G.. Schwint appeal from
, Justice Pole; dismissed. j. II. Lee Bro VS.
Nicholas and John REGISTER, ST.; judgment to-
nlaintiff for $1,000. Stephen Cockey VS.. same
Judgment for plaintiff for S5OO.62. In the matte
of G. Mccullough, insolvent, Samuel Edmonds ant
Charles F. Diggs both received votes Tor the pre-
limipary trusteeship. Exceptions were taken q
' certoin votes. however and these will have to b.
DISPOSED of by the court before the decision
. reached. Mr. Mccullough, the insolvent, IS un
: der examination by the court as to the natur
and disposal of his property.
THURSDAY, DEC. 9.-Harriet Hare VS.. Rose a
Q whipperman, appeal from Justice Miller; judg
e ment below for Whpperman for ss5.17; trie
Q before the court and held sub curia. Robert "
Scarlet VS.. Henry Moerschel, bill in equity iG
Injunction to restrain defendant from using PLAIN
tiff's ducking shore; argued and injunction here
tofore granted made perpetual. John b. brao
9 shaw VS.. Thos. Chappell removed to the super
9 ior Court of Baltimore city. Carvil Grace "
$ William Douglass to the Baltimore City Court;
the matter of the insolvent proceedings, OF Jon
Mccullough an adjourned meeting of the cred
tors was held today, and the insolvent was exam
. ined at length by counsel for the creditors as
his estate and the disposition thereof but Wltno'
concluding the examination.