The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1890-03-07

LOAN AND SECURITY COMPANIES ORGAN
IzED.--Two loan aud security companies have
been organized in Hartford county One of them
is called The Loan, Trust, Security and Insur-
ance Company, of Hartford county, the incorpo-
rators being Messrs. 8. A. Williams, Thomas
ii. Robinson, Fred. r. Williams and John A.
Russell. The gentlemen named, with Mr..
Charles r. McConkey, constitute the directors
for the first year.
The other is styled the Bel Air Trust, Insur
ance and Security Company of Hartford County,
the Incorporation being Messis. Henry w. Ar
cher, John 8. Young, James J. Archer, @. Ora
ham Archer and Frank E. Gorrell. The direc-
tors named for the first year are Messrs. Geo.
L. VanBibber, j. Edwin Webster, James j..
Archer, DR.. VIM. 8. Archer and John s. Young.
The object of these interpretations is to es-
tablish saving Institutions, to guarantee official
bonds, insure titles of real estate, endorse
notes, the management of estates and receive
valuables on storage. The capital stock of each
company is 100000.
BEL AIR NoTEs.-Rev. T. D. Valiant, former
ly pastor Of the NJ. P. Church, is visiting his
old friends here. He Is the guest Of Mr.. Samuel
L. Bond. Mr.. Valiant is now filling vacancy
In the NJ. P. Church corner of Broadway and
Monument streets, Baltimore.
number of young friends of Miss Mamie
Dean paid her a surprise visit, on Tuesday
evening, at the residence of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Nathan Dean, on Broadway. Itfai-
ed to be a surprise, however, for some one "let
the cat out of the bag" The selfinvted
guests were made welcome and spent the even
ing pleasantly with singing and plays, until re-
freshments were served, when the company
| separated. Among the visitors were Miss
Townsend, of Atlantic City, Miss Bennett, Miss
Knoher, Messrs. Harry Tucker, Barratt Walker,
Howard Keen, 81. Flory and others.
Lizzie Preston and Annie Hewitt colored
were arsested by Deputy Sheriff Whitaker and
committed to Jail, Wednesday. by Justice Proc
tor, on the charge of stealing coal from Mr.
Edward Ferry's coal yard.
COURT PRoCEEDINGs.-In the case of Samuel
Emory, colored, for the larceny of poultry from
Mr.. s. A. 8. Kyle, the jury, on Thursday evening
of last week, rendered verdict of guilty.
In the case against Emory, for the larceny
of iron from Stafford Mills, the jury, after re-
naming out from Thursday noon until Friday
morning, being unable to agree, were dis
charged. 1t Is understood that one was for con-
viction and eleven for acquttal.
On Friday the case of the State vs.. Charles
Tolley, indicted for the larceny of pistol from
VIM. 8. Scarff was tried.
Mr. Scarf fnatiAad that Tollav oama IN his
house and asked to stay over night He was
permitted to do so and after he left the pistol
was missed. Tolley was arrested with the pis-
toll in his possession and confessed to Mr..
Scarf and Mr.. Brookhart that he had stolen it.
Verdict guilty. Webster for State, Allen for
defence.
Enos Rice, colored, was also tried for selling
whisky. The States witness testified that he
got the whisky from Rice without an order, and
paid him for it. The defence was that Rice, who
carries the mail from Darlington to Havre de
Grace, serves as q common carrier and derived
no profit from the transaction except for car
rying the packages. The jury disagreed.
Eight were for acquittal and four were for
conviction. Webster and s. A. Williams for
the State, Yonng and Maynadier for defence.
The case of the State VS.. George Thomas,
colored, assault upon Priscilla Sewell, colored,
was tried on Saturday. Verdict not guilty.
Webster and Richard Dallam for the State,
Corral, Hopkins and Young for defence.
The petit iury..was discharged on Saturday
evening, with the thanks of the court
The per diem aud mileage of the jurors was
as follows
Grand Jurors.-Wm. Webster, $3.50 Charles
E. Nelson, S2S.40 John W. Paca, $27.S0 Jacob
NJ. Mordew, 5000; ]. Frank Jones, 5000 !;
James Rampley, $3.50; James A. Walters,
$3.50; John Harvey, $3.50; B. F. Bussey,
$3.50 A. B. Hanson, S27.SO; VIM. s. Long,
$29 Henry G. Stokes, $50. so ; BENZ. W. Her.
ring, $3.50 VIM. ]. Davis, 5000 VIM.
Shanberger, 5000 John w. Barton, s32 ;
Alonzo Huff, 5000; John W. Cole, S27.5O !;
Frank M. Farr, $50 80; John McGuigan, $3.50;
DR.. ]. T. Payne, $3.50 ; VIM. j. Hopkins,
$3.50 Matthew b. Clark, $3.50.
Petit Jury.-Nathan Grafton, S35 Philip j.
scarboro, $50 80; Frank A. Ridout, s36 SO ) Geo.
W. STREET.. $3.50 Rumsey Flowers, s35 !;
Robt. q. Richardson, S32.65 Thos. NJ. ALI
bone, 5000; Elwood I. Anderson, S35 ; An
drew Cummings, sS7.70 W. Addison Lee,
sS1.20; John Foley, s35. 80 VIM. H. Brown,
s3s {; Geo. F. Terry, sS4 Carroll Pennington,
1920 John e. Robinson, $3.50 Geo. A.
Gilbert, $3.50 Samuel j. Kirk, 3710 !,
John Y. Pierce. $3.50 Alex. Norris, IS !;
DR.. David Riley, 1910 ; Frank J. Boyd, $3.50 +;
VIM. Norris $3.50 Henry Cullum, $40; Ri CHI
ard G. Wells, 37.10.
Letter from Lapidum.
Reported for The Egis.
MARCH, Last week Thomas Curry caught
q mess OF fine black mullets in Graveyard
Branch, which empties into Deer Creek. near
Glenville.
The debating society at Lapidum has been
largely attended. There have been some fine
speaking and close contests.
Mr.. Stephen B. Hanna's horses have been