The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1888-05-25

will, is that no clergyman is ever admitted in
side the college.
Miss Dora Rouse, daughter Of Mr.. john G
Rouse, is quite sick, with typhoid fever.
We indebted to the American Cornet Band
of Baltimore, Prof. E. l.. Bowen, leader, for
serenade, Monday night. The band. which !,
composed OF 10 young colored men, played will
good taste and made excellent music.
Mr.. aud Mrs. James Alexander, of the Fourth
district, spent a day or two this week, will
their son, Mr.. John J. Alexander, iu Bel Air
Mr.. Alexander has been suffering severely will
a carbuncle on his right hand and Mrs. Alexan
der with an attack of rheumatism.
Miss Fannie Magness, of Emmorton, is visit
ing the family Of Rev. 8. A. Hoblitzell, Bel Air
Mr.. W. A. Hoblitzell, son of Rev. 8. A. Hob
litzell, Bel Air, has returned home for vaca
ton. He has been teaching school in Dor.
chester county, Md.
Mr.. ]. Thomas Gorrell is building dwelling
house on Main street extended, near the rail
road station. Mr.. Edward Ferry is also build.
ing neat double house, on the lot adjoining
his residence, in the same neighborhooG.
The rain on Wednesday and Thursday inter
fered with the bazaar for the NJ. E. Church
which began in the church building on Wed
nesday. The room has been tastefully decorat
and the end has been taken out to connect 1t with
a large tent. While the new church is building
the congregation will worship in tent, which
will be placed on the lot adjoining Mrs. E. q
Lees residence
Mr.. Isaac s. Warren has opened brick yart
on Mrs. Mary Dallam's land at the intersection
of the road from Bel Air to Forest Hill with tn,
road leading to Watervale.
Mr.. VIM. Young was summoned to Baltimore
city, this week, to see bis father, Mr.. VIM. s
Young, who is critically i'll, with eryspeias
Mr.. Young is 81 years of age.
COURT PRocEEDINGs.-The case of VIM
Greenland VS.. Baker Il Morgan, garnishees o
John o. Bagley, attachment on judgment, CANT
up on Tuesday before Judge Waters. Mr.. c. W
Baker, of the firm, having testified that there wa'
nothing in the hands of the firm to the credit o
Bsgley, counsel for plaintiff, Mr.. 8. A. Williams
took judgment Of non pros, and laid another
attachment, in the hands of c. W. Baker. Gil
bert for garnishees.
On Wednesday the case of the State VS.. Johr
Craig, indicted for violating the local option
law, was taken up. Counsel for the plaintiff
made general demurrer to the indictment
which was over-ruled aud the case proceeded
The indictment alleged second offence.
Amos H. Hughes, Jr., the prosecuting wit
ness, testified that about the last of January
1888, he bought from Craig, in his cellar, a
Lapidum, two or three drinks, which Grail
called wine, but which witness considere'
whisky and wine, paying him ten cents drinl
for it. Evan T. Hughes waswith him.
Evan T. Hughes, for the defence, testfiet
that he was with Hughes, and the latter aske,
Craig If he had anything to warm them up
whereupon Craig told him he had some black
berry wine In the cellar. They both drank O
1t, but witness did not see Hughes buy or pa
for it.
John Craig, the traverser, testified that Oh
the occasion named Amos Hughes and Evai
Hughes asked for something to drink and b.
told them he was not in the business. The.
Insisted and he gave them little blackberr,
wine but took no money for it. They bough
and paid for some segars.
Verdict not guilty. Webster for the State
VIM. Young and Lee for defence.
James Devlin, for resisting officers, confessed
guilty in two cases and was fined 81 and costs il
each case. Webster for State, Cooley for de
fence.
Isaac Deckman, for violating the local optiol
law, plead guilty and was fined $50 and costs
Webster for State.
State VS.. Fredericka Cahen; violation of loca
| option law. The States witness, Samuel F
Stewart, testified that he bought whisky from
Mrs. Cahen, aging her for it. The indictmen
| alleged that the traverser had before bee
| found guilty of violating the law. The jur
brought in verdict of guilty of first offence
Webster for the State, VIM. Young and Hopkin
for defence.
disturbing the public peace and was fined .
and costs in each case. Webster for State, WI
Young for defence.
State vs.. Henry Campbell; violation Of loct
option law. Jas. NJ. Reynolds, the State
witness, being called and not answering, a
attachment was ordered for him. 1t was state
that he had gone to Havre de Grace. Th
State not having any evidence verdict of nc
guilty was entered. Webster for the STATE
VIM. Young for defence.
State vs.. Fredericks Cahen; violation of til
local option law. Demurrer to the indictmer
over.ruled. Calvin McNutt testified that in NJ
vember he got bottle of beer from Mr.
Cahen, paying her ten cents for it. Had give
Louis Cahen an order to get him beer. TIL
order was produced, dated March, 1886.
Verdict not guilty. Webster for State, Youn
aud Hopkins for defence,