The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-10-13
4ofal 'rno personal.
The Circuit Court.

Inc circuit court.
The Court is still in session and will probably
last for some days longer The Judges derire the
First Weeks Petit Jury to be back on Monday.
Judge Crane has also been upon the Bench this
week.
On "Wednesday ON motion Of Charles II. Stenley :,
Esq. Mr.. Richard H. Alvey, Jr, was admitted to
Bar. He passed good examination before the
Committee: Messrs. Charles H. Stanley, Judge
Magruder and R. Ford Combs He is q Of Chief
Judge Alvey If the Court of Appeals Of the Distric
of 1 oumbia and is Professor OF Modern Language
and Belle Lettres the Maryland Agricultural Col
lego.
The following ca>es have been disposed of since
our last report:
State vs. George G. Howard, indicted for passing
forged check OF Mr.. Baker, OF Laurel. Plead
guilty and sent tn the Maryland penientiary for 2
year.
james s. Pope vs.. McGaw, Davis & Co., action Of
relevin. Tried before the Jury and verdict for the
plaintiff for property and one cent damages. Ma
CRU Ter = wi son and ID. R. Msgruder for plaintiff
Merrick for defendants.
j. W. Doweli d Co. vs. Frank Jones, attachment
40 growing out of the distribution Of part of the
rev ard for the re-arrest Of the murderer William
P.nkney, WAS argued by Charles H. Stanley Esq,
for Dowell d Co., and Msgruder s. Wilson for Jones.
The m ,tiOn quash attachment Oyerrued; the Ease
will now 20 over to the next term Of Court.
Samuel l.. G .l.ahan Mary Underwood and
others; tried before the Court demurrer to decla
ration and demurrer sustained, appealed noted
Stanley AMI Brandt for plaintiff and Merrick for de-
PENDANT.
State vs. CHARLES Blown. Indie, mont for assault
with intent to kill Tried Def re the Court al judged
NOT guilty in first count, guilty in secont. Senten
ced 10 81 days in county Jail. Brandt for State
Merr,ck and Csntee for prisoner
Mr. Arthur N. CT .eett motion Of Mr.. Brandt
admitted to the Bar on Tuesday. He was examined
in open ,urt by committee, sting Of Messrs.
Magrnder, WI on and Brandt, and passed very
cr-siitAble examination.
In tie Hxtton will which occupied the atten-
RON the Court for three days last week. the jury
failed to agree for the third time
The Gottschalk- allines case went off q
pros being forced b trial by the defendant, ani the
suit will have to be brought again.
Yesterday the Court engaged in trying the
csse of Adam D.ehl vs.. VIM 8. Smith. Action 70 r
damages Tried before jury. Judgment for defen-
dani. Stanley and Brandt for plaintiff. Masruder
& Wilson for defendant.
REPORT or GRAND Jury.
TO the Hs~oraLle Judges Of the Court for Prince
Georges co.sty.
In submitting the report to your Honors beg
leave to state that our eng henei Sc, ion was made
necessary, not only By the number Of witnesses ex-
amines. but because they were MT prom pit coming
b fore us. We have examined seventy three wit
nesses, mAde Is presentments, found 10 true bills
and dismissed IA charges
committee Of the jury visited the Aims House
and their report is here Submitted.
The jury in a body vistsl the county jail nd rec
ommented the following repair. that the hasps on
doors be extended foa. ths utterng and spout
ins rap tirei, AMI that sanitary improveme Its bo
m vie pip helny iai t, carry on Stop tc :. and
thAt:the back Oor be walled up. B 1t we consider it
SAFE with the e repairs ami if due dilligencs is
used and recommended that more precan;iOn be tax
en- and = str guard Of the prisoners be had.
The constabl OF the county have appeared be-
fore Us and reported that good order prevail. in their
respective districts.
We would r.comment that the Legislature change
the time OF issuing licen from May lit o January
LIST.
rhe States Attorney has been ready and willing
to aid as both by advice aud sugge-tons in the per-
Torrance Of our duty and here thank him for
10 materially aiding in deliberations.
We thank your Honors for the patient indulgence
you have accorded US, and that have finish
Ell the work before respectfully ask to be dis
charged.
We also recommend that the attention of the Leg
isature be called to the Law in operation in
gard to Horses and Jacks be amended 50 a to make
them subject to the same any law regulating ii
cese, aiso that the roads be given by contract in
stead Of the present system and that the insane
prisoners ne SAINT to some asylum
SAMUEL H. HAMILTON,
The ,mmittse APP ,ntei to visit the Aims House
report follows:
We h.sd Is inmates, white males, white female,
c..lored males ami 5 cOlored females. W. lind the
house clean and app to be well c. red for Some
OF the inmates informed that they were well
cared for and had pledty to eat.
The following are tue repairs recommen ded:
That there should be new cutters put mp to the
same aud the spouting well sinted.
The steps the west and south side are in dan
gerons condition for the inmates to use, and we
woald recommend them to be taken out and new
Onas put in place Of them, that the roof leaks and
sh0 nd be rep Tired.
We End the foundation wall under the house has
settled causing tbs settle in ths cent about
two inches. tnink il dan .sr the outside
Walls, in fact they have cracked to sons extent,
aud we would recommsni it to be repaired before
farther damage is doae.
OF produce from the ia N to tho amount Of $61 So.
J.B. MERCHANT,
ALLEN p BOWIE,