The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-11-17
compose the petit jury.

JOHN II. oidier.
The docket was callei and the following en-.
tries made:
Baker s jacobs vs.. Edwarl F. Preston; judg,
mont by default. Whitaker Cor plaintiffs
Alien Hoffman. Use OF Hartford National
Bank. Us. Mary b. Clayton; judgment fat. S
4. Williams Tor plaintiff.
Eissner " Aarensseu VS.. His nnah Hamburger
Judgment By default, with leave. Harlan s
Webster for plaintiffs
Henry 3. Bruins vs.. Ambrose Eaulpipe; iudg.
ment by default Carver for plaintiff.
N1iiinTr u. THOMAS VIZ. John Armstrong; con.
demnatinn nisi. 5. A. Wilt ms for p!aiGnf.
Cecil National Rank of Port Deposit vs. N
Newiin Smith: Judgment by default. Van
Bibber for plaintiff.
The following cases have been set for trial
during the term:
Mary E. Whiteford vs.. Ora fton Devoe, use OF
Charles X. Preston. G. ". Richardson and
Geo. Y. Maynadier for plain aiff. W. H. Harlan
and Hawkins for defence.
Insolvency case OF John s. Ward. J. J.
Archer for plaintiff, 8. A. Williams for defence
James j. Archer, permanent trustee Of john
end Young fer pluiatitf, S. A. Williams for de-
feuc,.
Stephen J. Seneca, &C.. VS.. ]. ]. Archer,
trustee, garnishee s. A. Wi'Iisms for p,ain ;i,f'
Archer and Young for defence
DERRICK Fertiizng and Chemical Company
vs.: Thomas Phillips. 8. A. Williams for plain
tiff.
William H. Smith vs. Annie n. WhIteford,
adm'x. j. ). Young and Jas. J. Archer for
plaintiff, Van ibber and Allen for defence.
Hersick & Son vs.. Edge 4 Go. Harlan s
II Robinson for defence.
State of Maryland. use of VIM. A. Morgan.
E. N: Allen for plaintiff, Robinson for defence.
J. J: Archer for plaintiff. Thos. II. Robinson
for defence.
ceiver, vs. John c. Salik. sc. f. r. Williams
for plaintiff, j. s. Young, s. Il. Penning and p.
l.: Hopper for defence,
Baker. garnishee. J. J. Archer and BarroIl for
plaintiff, VanBibbor for garnishee.
Lycurgus Keen VS.. h,ayor and Council City of
L. HOPPER and Robinson for defence. a'h''H' T.
Robert II. Pollock VS.. Grant Stockham and
wife. s. Davis for plaintiff. Soarboro Tor de.
fence.
John ). Durham vs. John Aver. s. A.
Williams for plaintiff, W. l.. Cooley and ]. j.
Archer for defence, q cases.)
will William Lohmyer vs.: joan K. CoWen and
for plaintiff, VanBbber for Cefence.
Michael Barouch vs. Thomas Gordon, ac
o. .. Lee for plaintiff, W. H. Harlan tor defcnoe.
Blades Lumber Co. vs.. Carvil Il. Hughes. &c.
Davis for pialntln, j. }. Archer and Vim. l..
Cooley for defence.
Mary E. Price w. Joseph E. Ashton. w. G
Smith and Hawkins for plaintiff, MitcaelI for
defence.
James W. Cochran vs.. James G. Young;
motion for JUDGMENT. Young for plaintiff.
Hartford National Bank VS.. Charles 4. Rur-
ledge and wife. y. A. Williams for plaintiffs
Young for defence. .. :,
state Of Mary land. use of Mary A Jones, &c,
Williams for plaintiff, Robinson for defence.
Elisha X. Pyle va. Margaret Gross S. A.
Williams for plaintiff, Robinson for defence.
Samuel Elder & Co vs.. w. F. Rogers & Co.
Maynadier for plaintiff, $. A. Williams for de-
fence.
Grafton Devce VS. Daniel NJ. whitetord. W.
n. Harlan and Hawkins for plaintiff, Magma
der for defence.
Harry Cover VS.. Baltimore & Lehigh Rail-
way Company. Robinson and s. A. Williams
for plaintiff. YanBibber for defence.
state of MarS land, Use of John w. Morgan,
vs.. Robert Seneca, &c. Young for plaintiff
VauRihoer for defence.
On Tuesday the Insolvency Gaze of John 8
Ward WAS commenced before the court. Three
other cases. Nos. IL, &c and20, upon the Special
Trial Calender, were connected with the
case. Messrs. James J. archer and John s.
appeared for the plaintiff, and 8. A. Williams
for defence.
Samuel Elder & Co. VS.. w. F. Rogers s. Co.:
Judgment confessed for S325.o3, interest and
costs, with stay of execution. s. A. williams
for plaintiffs, M9ynadier for defendants
On Wednesday, the insolvency case of John s.
Ward WAS concluded, The prayers of the defeil-
dant, Seneca, being granted by the court. The
claim of the plaintiff that 2 400 cases of canned
goods had been delivered to said Seneca within
four months anterior to the insolvency, and
therefore to the prejudice OF the other creditors
was not substantiated. The other cases were
disposed OF as follows: No. 80 was removed
to the Superior Court of Baltimore city for
trial, and No. 1G and No. 20 continued
In the suit for damages brought by Harry
Cover against the b. l.. K. W. Co., IN alfiday il
and suggestion of removal was made
Trustees of Gunpowder Station NJ. E. Church
vs.. Board of School Commissioners of Hartford
County; removed to Baltimore county for trial
The grand jury returned on Tuesday five in.
dictments against William L. Smith for larceny,
He p.ead guilty in one case and nolle proseauis
were entered in the other cases.
John Murphy, alias John Jones, was indicted
| for larceny. He plead guilty and was senten.
ced 10 confinement in the penitentiary for IL
months.
On Thursday the criminal docket was taken
un, the first case tried being that of State W.
| lester :. German, indicted Tor violating the
liquor law. Triei before IL jury; verdict moi
| guilty. Preston aad McN abb for State, Pen
ming aud Young for defence.
State VS.. John Price; same charge; verdict
| not guilty. Preston and McNabb for State
| Robinson for defence
StGte vs. Louisa Z. Becker; same charge; yer.
dict not guilty. John s. Young for defence.