The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1893-11-24

COURT PRooEEDINes.-Th following entries
| have been made on the dockets:
Smith & Wicks VS.. George L. VanBibber,
trustee judgment confessed for property re-
plevieG and one cent damages and costs. s.
A. Williams for plaintiff, YanBibber for de-
PENDANT.
William A. Peasants VS.. James NJ. Scarf ;
Judgment by default. Robert Archer for
plaintiff.
H. S. Pitts & Co. VS.. David G. Clement
judgment confessed. S. A. Williams for
plaintiffs, Sitter for defendant
Richard j. c. Jones VS.. Watson A Nc
Laughlin judgment by default. VanBibber
for plaintiff.
Patapsco Guano Company vs. Amos J. Day
judgment by default. H. w. Archer, Jr., for
plaintiff.
Hartford National Bank of Bel Air VS.. Lycur-
gus L. Ross judgment confessed. S. A. Will
lams for plaintiff, Preston and G. w. Richard
son for defendant.
Same VS.. James T. johnson judgment con,
fessed. Same counsel.
Septimus Davis We. William T. Taylor
judgment by default. H. w. Archer, Jr., fol
plaintiff.
Wilton Geenway vs. Thomas B. Bradford
tiff
Camden Safe Deposit Company VS.. Grant
Stockham judgment confessed. s. A. Viii
lams for plaintiff, VanBibber for defendant,
First National Bank of Camden, New Jer-
sey, VS.. same; judgment confessed. Same
counsel.
Camden Safe Deposit Company VS.. W. II.
Harlan and NJ. Louisa Stockham, adm's.;
judgment confessed. S. A. Williams for
plaintiff, ]. E. Webster for defendants.
First National Bank of Camden, New Jer-
sey, vs. Mary z. Stockham; judgment con
| fessed. S. A. Williams for plaintiff, VanBib-
Der for defendant.
The Birdsall Company VS.. John Gross and
Lottie A. Lynch judgment by default Bry-
ant and II. w. Archer, DR., for plaintiff.
Same VS.. Charles B. Lynch, William F.
GALAXY and Samuel Gross; judgment by de-
fault Same counsel.
On Monday William Cox, colored, charged
with assaulting Mary A. Hynes, was tried be-
fore the court. Judgment guilty and SEN
fenced to ten days in jail. Preston for State,
Cooley for defence.
The appeal docket was called on Saturday
and the following cases disposed of:
James F. and Hannah \. Cullum VS.. Jacob
A. Dozen jury trial /; judgment reversed and
judgment in favor of appellants. Richardson
for
pellee.
Maria R. Lyle VS.. William II. Dozen jury
trial {; Judgment reversedin favor of appellant,
Harlan & Webster for appellant, Young for
appellee.
Michael W. and Ellen r. Webster vs. John
Paca Mitchell, executor; judgment in favor of
appellee. for 5000. Maynadier for appellants
Hopkins for appellee.
The case of Lorenzo B. Loomis VS.. Samuel
| Deets, action for damages tor melting Loomis'E
son to leave bis father, was tried on Tuesday
| and Wednesday, before jury; verdict for
| defendant. Preston and James j. Archer fol
plaintiff, VanBibber and Williams for defen,
dant.
On Thursday Henry James, colored, charg
ed with assaultlng James a. Mount, pleaC
guilty, but evidence was taken to ascertain
the measure of the assault. Hewas sentenced
| to six months in the House of Correction
Preston for the State, jefferson Dallam fo
| defence.
| George Akers and Arthur Boston, colored
| for larceny of segars from the warehouse a
Joppa station. Tried before the court, adj
| judged guilty and sentenced each to three
months in the House of Correction. Preston
| for the State, Cooley for defence.