The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1896-11-13
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Inc NOVEMBER Term OF tHt NHtulb N'"'
commenced on Monday, with Judge Jane
d. Walters presiding, Clerk VIZ. ;. Forwoo'
aud Sheriff Ambrose Cooley present.
The jury was called and the following wer'
excused: H. Clay Whiteford, >; Waite
jackson, 6; George Il. Davis, ;; 4. GilPii
Smith, 5; ana Charles j. Pussy, 6. The fol
| lowing were drawn to fiji their places. Henry
! c. b. Norris, /: Thomas Reynolds, 6, Hugh
! L. Ramsay, d Vim. J.. Nelson, /; and Herman
| {. Diamond, G.
Tie grand jury was drawn as follows
| George Walker, Foreman; VIM. f. Robinson
John Divers Charles Z. Jackson, Marion
STREET., y III. T. McFaddeu, n. Oscar Stokes
Hosea Barnes, VIM y Waiter, Aquila B
! Whitaker. stevenson \. Hughes c. Louis
Elico;t Joseph W. Duncan, j. Frank Dalton,
Arthur j. Magacss. John N. O'Brien, WIN.
j. Keen, 3. Frank Carly, Harper II. Black,
Joshua W. Jarrett. Samuel j. BachtcI, James
l.. Dunahue and Calvin Scalboro.
The petit jury is as follows: George W.
Jones, ST.. George g. Favour, VIM. y.
Wheeler, Timothy Redding, Benedict I.
Busscy, John C. Cooper, Henry a. Reynolds,
Morris Brown, Harry ". Sullivan, W. Scott
Whiteford, Jacob II. Grookhart, Zebu!ou,
Lowe. james l.. Burke, James y. Lidell,
IIo,..,. ,I,r,,h,. S,r,,.l ~ Wilson Marvin
l.. Cooley, Patrick }. Shauuahan, Herman
c. Osmond, Samuel J. I,cNutt, Wakcman H..
jordan, Henry t. &. Norris, William H. Nell
son, Thomas Reynolds and Hugh {. Ramsay.
CHARGE TO THE GRAND JURY.
I,,,l,-, ,ya,tcr. :, his ,.l,aror, ia tho Grand
Jury, maze we ioii""ihS I'ihd"s:
Mr. EpErHi,,u ayd Cs.sNr.t,a oftlc Gf,,ud
,iugV. II is not uyrvs~&T, for me to remind
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may he brought leiorc on. aud if you and
evidence wnic', il unc"arradict"d and uueX-
pIALcH; Won" ius.lIl cpt'!cIon you
(onr rroyim2e 10 try casrs. The character OF
your duties : fully explained in your oach
and Iou >ho@!d refer to it and examine it for
yourselves.
There l. one thing of which might remind
You, and that is: fonr proceedings are
secret. bHe reason for this Is that members
Of the grand iaquest should not be called to
account for their actions and another reason
is that if the proceedings were made public
he news mignt be conveyed to the persons
being investigated, giving those who are guilty
il chance to escape.
There are several local laws to which the
court is directed TO call your attention
This will be done by the states attorney. II
at any time You are i'll doubt about your
duties or the law. you have tie right to call
upon the States attorney or the court FOR as
sistance. | don't recall any other thing
Which requires that should call your special
attention to it.
There is one other ching which is of interest
to every body, and that is, that you should
ret through your work as soon as possible.
Get your witnesses promptly. II three days
are sufficient for your labors it viii be a good
thing, if ten days are required 1t is proper Tor
sou to take them.
grand Jury was conducted by Baiiif VIM. IL.
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10 CAL the civil "ocAe'S' Inc ioHo"ihg cases
were settle upon the call of The dockets:
Maggie Taylor IS. Henr. J. Horn, &c,
Judgment ny DEFAULT D A Williams Tor
P' S,r,h pica vs Wn, Hess irdrr,,a,,t
confessed Van Bibber for plaintiff. D. $.
Lee for defendant.
Men Iioxninh -. W i.'S'n NainoT; JUG
"a
Judgment by default $. A. Williams for
plalntl1.
yaiae.s ~ ~. nfu WIN, ~ t
nIaintiT,
Isaac Robinson vs.. Josiah 7. Lee judgment
by dei%1t. . a; il!IalAS 10y PLall'iI.
i,,j,rr,eI,t o,,rfnssaJ WiII'a,nS Tor
pIaiutiff. Van Bibber for defendant
Same IS. Hosea Barnes, Judgment confess
GU u,rf %riI %.'ti"n.l Ro,l, - Jo,r II u,r
ward. &c, Judgment BY default. 5. 4. vii
Williams for plaintiff.
J"uu :. Reese y 90. vs.. y. :. iiuIcGinS'
, Nv" - g, ,,i,i,'iiTS
John S.fpington vs.. Aaron johnson. jadg-
ment 10y default 3 y. and +. H. William"
~, p.,,,-'' ,.,-,, ,s D,..i,, u K,i..r,.,l
judgement h, defiant, Robinson for pr,InrifT,
G. W. Grailin IS son vs.. john J. GLADDEN.,
plaintiff.
dnf,,IiT &,r,I. I.orrsal
Same vs.. James ". McGaw, Judgment by
default. Same counsel.