The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-02-18

The February term of the Circuit Court was
called on Monday Hon. James ID. Waters
presiding, with William 5. Forwood, Jr.,
clerk, Walter W. Preston, States Attorney,
William j. Forsythe, Sheriff, John Bauer,
crier, aud II. Sapp Scarborough and Bernard
Dunuigan, balifrs.
The roll of jurymen " as called. Mr.. Robert
j. Walker was made foreman and the follow
ing was drawn as the grand jury:
Carvil Green. Dr. W. w. Hopkins,
Charles f. Nelson, Thomas h. Price,
Morgan Mitchell, Joshua J. Scotch,
Edward Saunders, John A. Dung,
Robert ID. Hopkins, David +. Price,
VIM. &. Pennington, John Hess,
Edward T. Monks, George C. Breuninger,
stephen }. Healcy, John l.. Kelly,
John II. Baker, Joseph NJ Norris,
Orion &. Michael, Calvin Galbreatb,
Frank Miller. VIM. II. Galbreath.
The following were excused from serving:
VIM. e. Mccoy, James johnson, Fred. n.
Emmord, DR.. Thomas b. Hayward and Henry
b. Hopper. Samuel Mel. Spencer, David b.
Tenant, John w. Forder, were returned
non est, and Messrs. Emory Tucker 81, James
Polk Street, A., Henry F. Johns ~, John s.
Hughes ~, Edwin X. Thompson (5), John
Parker Mitchell ~, Murray Vandiver (G) and
William Amoss a. were drawn from the boz
to fill the vacancies.
The following gentlemen constitute the
petit jury:
Christian Smith James w McGaw
Oliver n. Cuale. Alonzo +. Anderson,
VIM. +. kcSslinR, Richard +. Grafton,
Charles L. StaudifOrd, Winfield ). Handy,
james c. Turner, j. Frank STREET.,
Is. Frank Webster, Andrew J. Famous,
William c. Higle, John B. Biles.
John H. HaineS, Jos w. Cunningham,
Emory Tucker, Fred. w. Reasln,
Henry F. Johns, J. Polk Street,,
Edwin X. Thompson, John ). Hughes,
Murray Vandiyer, John p. Mitchell,
William AmoSS.
the docket which is an unusually large one,
was called and number of cases disposed of.
The case of the Hydraulic Press Co. VS..
George y. Wiley, was assigned for trial on
February 22d: John Pritchard VS.. Alfred b.
McVey, executor, March LIST; Genus b. Hooper
VS.. Melvin Ensor, Feb. 18th; John j. Dobler
EXT. VS.. Harrison Hopper, Feb. "a; and G.
Broadway Rouss VS.. John IL. Emmord, Feb. 81.
The case of 2. & Il. Small VS.. John NJ.
Huff, was entered satisfied.
Judgment by default was entered in Gug-
genheimer, We'll Il Co. VS.. Thomas W. Reed;
Rebecca j. Heaps &c. admr's VS.. George
Shane; Septimus Davis &C., receivers VS.. Ney
Carroll; John j. Kelly VS.. William s. Tildon;
Thomas II. Robinson VS.. Parker +. Forwood
and J. A. Edmondson & Son VS.. Jane d. Shure.
Judgment by confession was entered in
Maggie Taylor &c. VS.. George Z. Horn; Oliver
n. COae VS.. II. e. Lawder &c; and e. NJ.
Wilkinson & Co VS.. Thomas Gordon &c.
On Tuesday, argument was commenced in
the insolvency case of Henry Amos Osborn,
objections having been filed to the claims Of
the trustees for commissions, a settlement
having been effected with the creditors.
On Wednesday, argument was heard in the
case of Mary Edith Rogers vs.. William T.
Clark & wife, action having been taken en-
the covenants in mortgage from Clark 10
Rogers.
Entries were made on the trial docket as
follows:
William Greenland VS.. Isaac w. Bolts;
judgment for plaintiff for $1,3l25S with
interest and costs. w. q. Rouse for plaintiff.
Commissioners of Charities and Correc-
tions, of Frederick county VS.. Peter Lesley
Hopper, committee; off" Thomas H. Robin
son for plaintiff z. l.. Hopper for defendant.
Mary f. Rogers VS.. William L. Clark; Judg-
ment for plaintiff for $3,52364, interest ard
costs Jas. j. Archer, Van Bibber and Robert
Archer for plaintiff, o. s. Lee for defendants.
William Greenland VS.. NJ. Corinne Jewens,
adm'x.; judgment for plaintiff for 81, l576S'
J. S. Young for plaintiff, 0. s. Lee for defen-
dant.
Sommers Brothers VS.. George Walker; judg-
ment for plaintiff for $ll2.10 Robinson for
plaintiff, Van Bibber for defendant.
Henry Depka VS.. Mutual Fire Insurance
Company in Hartford County, garnishee of
John T. McAbee; on trial. Robert Archer for
plaintiff, Van Bibber for defendant.
George II. Plascher, alias Miller, was
arraigned, and plead not guilty to the charge
of stealing horse from Harry b. James, Of
of Aberdeen. Mr.. W. l.. Cooley will defend