Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-04-14

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Laura Sptznos, Clara Jandorf,
Kate Snea, Katie Spiznos,
Annie RhIev, Hannah Bear
III IL i'elntz, Laura Ralev,
Maggie Lntz, l.avinia lIentz,
Anne Pfetter. Salie Per,
Molie Hart, Rose Everline,
Nary Winner, Mrs Dora Dillon,
Mrs Kate Iieintz, Frostburg;
Annie feldman, Kate Feldnan,
Dora King, Ella Fedm III,
Eckhart;
Minnie Getz, Fannie Porter.
Ida Grtz, Mt Savage:
Martha Flnrshutz, Mamie Blchman,
Emma Bauer, Mamie Rcrischlrin,
Ella Miller, Cumberland.
The gentlemen
Robert Hart, Thomas G.. Dillon,
Louis Rubin, William J. Davis,
William Raley, Owen Price,
William Noel, Isaac Bear
George Dondon. James Mcmillan,
Frank Shea, John Stewart,
Nicholas Hooking, II. B. Colborn,
Julius Jandorf, Fred. Lutz,
Oscar FcldSten, Fred. Ptritfer,
Joseph Duffy, Joseph Maurey,
Edward Winner, Frank Wolf,
Edward Gross, John Pfeffer
-Frosthurg;
Patrick Rourke Eckhart;
Charles Williams, George Roe,ler,
William Hodel, Henry IIolzshu,
Odd Finkelderf, George Nickel,
John Bachnan, Fred. Horton,
John Miller George Reuschlein.
Cumberland
Alden Porter, Mt Savage;
John Croutzberg, Barton;
Arthur Horner, Baltimore.
Misses Jennie Spitznos and Aunir
Raley earned and obtained much
praise for the neat and tasteful ar
engagements made for the pleasure of
the guests, as we'll It's for the great
success which followed
Circuit Co"rt-The April term be-
gan Monday, Judge H. W. Hoffman
presiding.
F. NJ. Offutt, of Cumberland, was
appointed foreman of the grand jury
Philip Wenk, c. NJ. McCulloh and
John II. Bath, of this place, and James
7. Brady, of Lonacouiug, are members
Of the same body.
Among the cases on the trial docket
;tre:
No. 7-Cynthia J. Dilley Us. G A. Wingert
and wife; J, A. McHenry Brace Il Rich
mond-Seiss; trial.
No. 9-Miriam Paul Us. O. J. Moat Brace
e Williams and Dlackiston {;
trial.
Nos II and I'D. J. Betz, administrator,
Us. Mrs. Sarah J. Ruhl. settled.
No. 17-Edward Duffy Us Mayor and Coun-
Gil OF Frostburg; Brace n RicLmond-W. C.
Devecmon and Williams; trial.
Cases from 10 to 81, inclusive, are those of
W. r. Percy, T. f. Ma aardel, Harmon
White, w. II. C. Button, Edward O'Neill,
Patrick Donahue, Patrick Monahan, James
Wallace, T. G. Dillon, William Mcmillan,
Frank Kelley, W. +. Lapders. Aug Eich-
horn. William Wineow, Stewart McGinty
VIM. II. Price, VIM. Matthias, Charles Burns
and John A. Martin gs. Piedmont and Cum
berland railway company etn.
No. 5S-Piedmont & Cumberland railway
company Us. Cumberland e. Pennsylvania
railroad company ct al, Walsh, Read, Brace
a. Richmond-Gordon and Boyd trial
No. 72.-Hitchins Bros. rs. Frostburg mayor
and council; Brace u Richmond and Sloan
w. c. Devecmon and Williams trial.
No. CIV. f. Hartman u.s. Eliza Gross :;
Grove-Boyd; continued.
No. 69-Albert Holle. jr., executor, ETC., w.
C, H. hamill Ct ar. Semmes-Cochrane and
Brace trial.
No. 75-rhomas Jackson ct al, trustees, w
Mayor and Council Of Frosthurg; Sloan and
Baokiston-W. c, Devecmon dismissed.
No. 79-Mayor and Council of Frostburg
rs. J. \. Iaemmert et 0l. W. c. Devecmon
for plaintiff; dismissed.
No. St-W. II. Koch, et a., US. A. J. Will
liSon Brace Il Richmond-Gor1on; Sc tied.
No. S6-Hohan & Hnnley Us. Edward Nc
Kenna; McHenry & Son for plaintiff; judg.
ment.