The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1893-02-24
COURT PROCEEDINGS.


Judge Waters was sufficiently recovered
from his recent severe Illness to take his place
upon the bench on Monday morning, although
apparently he was still weak.
The November term was adjourned sine die
and the February term called by Bailif Bauer.
The jurors being called the following were
excused: George E Silver, James {. Lee,
Fred Mattingley, Charles f. Harry, Robert
H. Smith, Samuel W. Palmer, Orion G. Mich
ael, Edward Hall, Alonzo Bowman, George
w. Evans, Barclay E. Hollingsworth, George
A Davis.
In their places the following were drawn I:
j. Reese Numbers, I'd district; James T..
Norris, LIST H. c. B. Norris, 4th; Lingan j..
Onion, 4th; Samuel s. Beyard, list; Nathan
Grafton, Sd William 7. Sutton, I'd Benjamin
L. Dixon, 4th Christopher Herbert, LIST; Har-
old Walsh, LIST G.; w. Coleman Bailey, 9th; j..
Thomas Robinson, 9Th district.
Mr.. Edward II. Hall was appointed Fore
man of the Grand Jury, and 81 names were
drawn from those previously selected, who
with Mr. Hall constitute the Grand Jury, as
follows:
George B. Silver, Charles E. Holloway
S. Bartenschlager, Edward A. Baldwin,
VIM H. H. Whiteford, VIM. II. Thompson,
John R. Moore, Henry G. Hall,
VIM e. Standiford, Sylvester G. Jones,
j. Ross Scarborough, Charles L. Clark,
Philip g. Scarf, E. Thomas Treakle,
Aaron B. CHANNEL, Benjamin Cole,
Patrick Kilroy, John n. Akers,
Henry Dill Edward G. Price,
Thomas Poole, Joseph Mckee.
The Grand Jurymen being sworn Judge
Waters delivered the usual charge to them,
warning them that they were not to be in
fluenced by their feelings IN bringing In pre-
sentiments that it was not their province to
try cases, but to make presentments only in
such cases where evidence was presented
which IL uncontradicted would establish the
guilt of the persons accused. He urged the
the jury to get through with their duties as
soon as possible.
At the call Of the dockets on Monday and
Tuesday the following entries were made:
8. Kann Sons & Co. vs.. Hiram Rosenthal
judgment by default. 8. A. Williams for plain
tiffs.
William S. Rutledge vs. Rachel l.. E. Hop
kins same entries and same counsel.
II.
Lucy F. Gilbert; same; w. L. Cooley for
plaintiff.
Charles W. Mitchell vs. p. Lesley Hopper
off. s. A. Williams for defendant.
Samuel Buchanan VS.. John and Robert Nc
Ilvaine; removed to Baltimore county.
Sitter, A. p Jump and Geo. NJ. Lane for plain
tiff, VanBibber for defendant.
Farmers and Merchants National Bank Of
Baltimore VS.. Jacob r. Stephenson judgment
confessed for $34O.70 Van Bibber for plain
tiff, Maynadier for defendant.
jeremiah A. Wetherill, administrator, VS.. g.
T. Everist and wife : judgment confessed for
$50. Maynadier for plaintiff, VanBibber for
defendant.
Same Vs. George T. Everist agreed. Same
counsel
Horace B. Tpiuing VS.. Benjamin T. Wann
judgment by default. Harlan & Webster for
plaintiff.
P. F. George & Co. vs. j. Fred. Crew judg-
ment by default for costs same counsel.
Belle S. Stonebrsker VS.. John Carter off.
Gorrell for plaintiff
Mutual Fire Insurance Co. OF Hartford coun
ty VS.. Aqulla B. Hanson judgment fiat nisi.
Farnandis and Robinson for plaintiff.
George w. Clark vs.. John J. McVey; off. !
j. j. Archer for plaintiff.
c. Graham Archer VS.. William j. Forsythe
same entries and same counsel.
Goulds, Caldwell & Co. VS.. Charles w.
Amos judgment confessed. s. A. Williams |
for plaintiff.
State of Maryland VS.. Susquehanna Water
Power and Paper Co., Bel Air Land Co. and
Bulett Carriage Co.; settled and satisfied. j.
A. Preston for plaintiff.
j. G. Lieb Il Co. VS.. Amos j. and Harry u. |
Day judgment confessed.
The case of Francis Z. Ayres Vs. Thomas
Carman, being an action for damages for OBJ |
structing right OF way. The jury, under |
from the Judge, returned a YER q.
dict for the defendant. Young for plaintiff, |
Harlan q Webster for defendant
Baltimore Copper Smelling Co. VS.. Eureka
Fertilizing Co. ON trial before jury.