The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1890-12-06

Hon. Dd0ad F0UteT, ChaeT JHd9e; non ". ChdS.
Burke, associate Judge; Frank I. DIM
can, ESQ., States Attorney J1so W.
Shdnklin, Esq, Clerk; Charles
J. Beekley, Esq, Sheriff.
MONDAY, Dec. 1.-The December term of the
Circuit Court commenced to-day. The juries
for the term are constituted as follows:
GRAND JURY. PETIT JURY.
Dr. H. j. Help; RaIph Jackson,
Charles Mason, Stephen Van Lii,
Thomas Webb. is. G. BelliSOn,
John W. Bowen, Richard H. Woollen,
Frederick Faulstich, WIN. NJ. Bland.
Nelson S. Emmart, Joseph II. Smith,
Henry He'll, oliver Cox,
Harry c. Berryman Reuben H. Houseman,
Benjamin Upperco, Ezekial Matthews,
r. Thomas Cofel, B. Howard Mays,
Thomas Thompson, Thomas Wheeler,
Jacob NJ. Gemmil, John BrOgan,
VIM. Henry Jessop, Thomas Kelly, Sr.,
J. Griffith Price, Thomas NaughtOn,
Chas L. Morris Thomas H. Taylor,
John W. Lewis, John Smith,
W. JEFF. Shankiin, Samuel ]. Robinson,
Leonard Brown, Samuel Parker,
Columbus Bennett, Park Wilson,
John Lenhof, Walter S. Harpel,
VIM Lamden. Peter J. Erdman,
Frank Scharff, Christian Schultz
Henry Link John Thos STREET.,
Matthew Arnold.
Judge Fowler briefly charged the grand in
quest urging all possible or reasonable eXpedi-
ton in the disposal of BUSINESS brought before
them. 1t was not necessary, fortunately, TO call
the jury's attention to any particularly helnouS
crimes or OffenseS since the last term-nOne such
The original docket Zone hundred cases. was
called renewals made &C. The trial Tor civil
docket lone hundred and forty cases. was called
prelminarily. and disposals made as follows:
State of Maryland, use of John Grason, guardian,
VS.. George M. Manager and John j. Pilert; Judg-
ment for plaintiff for $50. Laura J. Brown and
Charles Bosley VS.. Alex. ID. Brown; demurrer
filed. Arthur w. Machen, administrator of
Samuel s. Patterson, VS.. Samuel w. Porter; set
tied. Jacob K. Mast VS.. Joseph 4. Parks and
wife and Moses l. Green; Judgment for plaintiff
by default. Chas. j. Beckley VS.. the County
Commissioners of Baltimore county; ON Inc
Geiser Manufacturing Company VS.. Daniel and
John d. Osborn Judgment for plaintiff for $o6.9O
Patrick Mulcahy VS.. Ann Nesbitt; of" Carl
Erdman vs.. Shadrack Ensor; judgment for
In the following cases judgments were entered
in favor of plaintiffs by default, with leave to
extend the same for specified sums on proper
proof being produced: Samuel X. Dashiell VS..
Benjamin B. Griswold; E. N. Gardner 4 Co. VS..
James Und ind Dr. A6Faha@ d. Ire ew vs.
send & Son vs.. w. ID. Merryman, trading as N.
B. s. w. ID. Merryman August II. Schroeder, ex-
Irving j. Gorsuch VS.. Mary and William Beatty :;
same VS.. w. I. and A. Griffith and same VS.. A.
and ]. X. Griffith.
peals from magistrates, twenty six cases. was
gone through with, jury trials selected contlnu-
The peremptory call of the trial (or civil
docket will begin on Monday, Sth instant, and
the criminal docket will be taken up the fourth
TUESDAY, Dec2-The appeal docket was taken
up peremptorily, and dispOsals made as follows
Rev. George Morrison VS.. Owen Donovan; Judg-
ment below for Donovan for S63. Ol reversed. and
Judgment for Donovan for S.63,and judgement
to the use of Thos. J. Hunter for So and to use
of VIM. H. Knight for balance. VIM. II. Knight
VS.. Mrs. Amanda NJ. c. A. Knight and George
Morris, claimants; appeal from Justice Perrie;
levied on: settled. Wiimot Johnson VS.. VIM. II.
Shipley appeal from Justice Poles, Judgment
below for Shipley for $3.50 affirmed by agree
ment, Henry and Johanna Deylin VS.. A. RoSen-
thai & Son appeal from Justice Hevern jndg-
ment below for Rosenthal & Son for SO; appeal
dismissed John Weatherstin f,, and wife T vs.:
Judgment below for Knoche for 1929 appeal
dismissed. Theodore Merling vs.. John B. Miller;
for Miller for $6l.S2; settled. The case of Samn
Cole VS.. John Fl. EnSOr was dOcketed by consent
and Judgment entered by confession for plaintiff
for $206SS. The petit jury were discharged till
Monday next, Sth inst.
No business was transacted on Wednesday and
Thursday.
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