The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1891-11-27


ANOTHER WEDDING AT ABERDEEN.-Miss
Lille NJ. Cole, daughter of the late Jonas Cole,
and Mr.. Harry M. Courtney were married in
the Methodist Episcopal Church South, at Abb
erdeen, on Thursday afternoon, November 10Th,
at o'clock, in the presence of large assem-
blage of relatives and friends of the bride and
groom. The ceremony was performed by Rev.
w. A. Mcdonald, pastor Of the church. The
bride, who is q graceful and attractive young
lady, wore q dress of mulberry broadcloth,
with feather trimmings, and carried bouquet
of Ruth Cleveland chryssnthemums, tied with
pink ribbon. Miss Matte =. Richardson play
ed the wedding march in an excellent manner.
The ushers were Messrs. Harry Bateman, of
Bel Air, and W. A. Wells, of Aberdeen. The
pages were Masters Oliver F. Cole, Of Lake
View, N. Y, and John l.. Irwin, Of Aberdeen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Courtney left on the Baltimore
and Ohio limited express for q trip to the
North.
At one o'clock, P. M, q wedding feast was
served at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus
A. Courtney-Mr. Courtney being brother of
the groom. Among the guests at the enter
tainment and at the church were Mr.. and Mrs.
Hudson Bateman, of wilma; Mrs. George b.
Cole, Of Lake View, N. Y; Mrs. George w.
Dom, Of Washington; Misses Sadie Bingham,
Nellie Neville, Florence Bateman and Mollie
Wills, of Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Nc
Cam, OF Du blin Mr.. Harry Bateman and Miss
Julia Ba teman, of Bel Air; Mr.. John L. Irwin,
Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Mcdonald, W. A. Wells,
Mr.. y. N. Cole, Miss Anna Dsmaron, Of Hin
ton, W. Va; Misses Ella and Annie Chesney,
Messrs. o. c. Michael and w. B. Mcdonald.
COURT PRooEEDINas.-On Friday last the
Appeal Docket WAS again taken up. The case
Of Richard Beaver, ST., vs.. Isaac Robinson,
was tried before jury verdict for appellee for
$65.O6. VIM. aud John 8. Young for appellant,
Williams for appellee.
William T. Shay Va. C. Ellsworth Ivins
judgment affirmed. Frank E. Gorrell for ap-
pellsnt, W. W. Preston and J. 8. Young for
appellee. ~
John P. Poe, was tried verdict for appellee,
John p. Poe, for $50. Young for appellant,
VanBibber for appellee.
The Grand Jury made the following addition
al indictments before adjourning:
William Scarf, assault on John Clark !;
Howard Bond. colored, assault on William z.
Walker; Patrick Hoilihsu and Daniel r. Bur-
rell, violating the Havre de Grace liquor license
law.
On Monday the case of John o. Conner against
the Northern Central Railroad Company, which
had been removed from Baltimore county, was
tried before q jury. The facts Of the case seem
to be that Mr.O'Connor had purchased round
trip ticket from Texas, Baltimore county, to
Baltimore. After attending to his business in
the city he presented the return coupon TO the
gate-keeper at Calvert station, who refused to
let him through, because the date stamped on
the back was illegible, and MIR. C'Conner was
referred to the ticket receiver, whom, for some
reason, he did not see, and consequently did
not reach home that night. Damages were
claimed for loss of time, injury of feelings and
value of ticket.
The jury, on Wednesday afternoon, brought
in verdict of 81. 600 for the plaintiff. J. F. C.
Talbot, 8. A. Williams and VanBibber for
plaintiff, Robinson and Charles Carter for de-
PENDANT.
On Wednesday Edward Westfaul was convict
ed of violating the local option law by selling
whisky at Bynum colored camp in August last.
Preston for the State, E. Fl. Webster of J. and
Hopkins for defence.
The petit jury were then discharged until
Friday morning, in order that the Judge. jury
and attorneys might enjoy their Thanksgiving
dinners at their homes.