The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-02-22
April the force will be increased to forty work.

Aprll the force Will be increased to forty work.
men,
The Jackson Guards will have place in the
parade at President Hariison's Inauguration, on
March 4th. They will number 30 men and will
he attached to the LIST Regiment under COM
mand Of Lieut.. Col. l.. A. Wilmer. They will
leave Bel Air at $50 A. NJ returning the same
night
Mr.. B. F Keith, on Tuesday, was made very
sick by accidentally taking a dose Of lotion
Containing opium, in mistake for other medi-
cine. As soon as he had taken 1t be went 10
the Bel Air drug store, where DR.. Holdings
worth gave him an emetc, which probably saw.
ed his life.
Mr.. William ii. WYE, Of Baltimore, and Mr..
John Conner, of Virginia, were tue guests of
Mr.. John W Hawkins, of Bel Air, last week.
Miss Cora, daughter of Mr.. William H.
Thompson, of lower d er Creek, is visiting her
cousiu, Miss Nora W. Hawkins, of thi. place
COURT PRoCEBDISGs.-ln the case OF John
Chatterton Va. the Agriculture Insurance Com
pany OF New York, on trial last week. the jury
on Friday brought In a verdict for plaintiff for
s52O.97. Stump and s. A. Williams for plaintiff,
'ahDiooeT lot ueIel Ount.
David V. Ruckman vs.. WIN. H. Dozen, trus.
tee judgment on Terms filed for property re-.
plevied. NanBibber for plaintiff, stump for
defendant
Baker & Morgan We. Coale & Bro. agreed
8. A. Williams for plaintiffs, Archer " YanBib-
Der and WIN. Young for defendants
H. II. Il W. E. Klnefeiter vs.. Amos II. TEN.
ple rpmuVei IN Raltinor. ,ou,,, . WA
liams for plaintiff, Vim. Young and Cooley for
defendant.
Frederick Grothe vs.. WIN. N. and Laura G,
Ady judgment for plaintiff $. A. Williams
for plaintiff, Robinson for defendants.
The Appeal docket was called on Saturday.
Ellen d. Rgdon and WIN. Rigdou VS.. s. R.
Gilbert; stet. Archer II VanBibber, Harlan &
Webster and Stump for appellants, H. W.
Archer, Jr., and Lee for appellee.
Charles L. Heck Va. II. Jefferson Z ayman I;
Judgment reversed. Vim. Young orappellsnt,
s. A. Williams and Robinson for appellee.
Robert B. Sellers, Jr., Va. Rev. +. Fowler {;
Judgment affirmed in favor of appellee with
costs. s. A. Williams and Harlan i Webster
for appellant, Robinson for appellee.
The Carib Guano Co. We. John II. EugIe {;
jury trial verdict for defendant below for 50. "A.
B. A. Williams for appellant, Rutledge and
VIM. Young for appellee.
j. A. Spicer Va. WIN. E. Bowling Jury
trial; verdict for appellant for $2424. VIM.
Young and John s. Young for appellant, IIar.
Ian & Webster for appellee.
John w. Cole Va. A. Preston Gilbert verdict
for appellee for SIPS. VIM. Young for appel.
ant, 8. A. Willams and Gilbert for appellee.
John d. Linton VS.. Albert E. and Jessie E.
Cullum stet. Archer & yapBibber for plain.
tf, VIM. Young for defendant.
W. Henry Dozen vs.. J. Nelson Demos; re-
pevin judgment by agreement for return Of
property and one cent damages and costs
Stump and VanBbber for plaintiff VIM. Young
for defendant.
No other cases on the civil docket being ready
for trial Judge Waters discharged the petit
jury until next Monday.
Thomas Hubbard confessed guilty of the
larceny OF horse and buggy belonging to j.
Morgan Street,, of Cooptown.
On Wednesday Judge Waters heard argument
in the matter OF the petition Of Kirwan & Tyley,
of Baltimore, to adjudge G. A. Rutl.dge u Bro.
insolvents. InJunciions were granted to re-
strain the trustee and other parties in interest
from selling the property under the deed of
trust, and the insolvency proceedings will be
tried before jury. Messrs. VanBibber and
Williams appeared for the petitioners and
stump and Young for the respondents.