The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-09-08
GRAND JURY TERM.
September Session Of Circuit
Court Now Going on. Many
Gases on the Docket.

September Session OF ClrculG
Court Now Going on. Many
Gases on the Docket.
The September term of the
Circuit Court convened at 10
o'clock on Monday with Chief
Judge McSherry and Judge John
G. Motter present,
Mr.. Daniel T. Ordeman was
chosen foreman of the grand jury
which consists of the following
members: G. Howard Kussmaul,
Joseph G. F. Nussbaum, Fred
erick N. Willhide, Richard B.
Murdoch, John Ii. Grimm, Geo.
d. Derr, John II. HORNE, Chas.
w. Ahalt, George E. Baer. j. K.
Byers, Edwin S. Houck, Josiah
Englar, Henry B. Wilson, j. Cal.
vim Cronise, Thomas Arnold,
| Calvin n. Stem, Jesse Lipscomb,
Dawson f. Flock, Cephas Ii.
II. Zimmerman, E. Stanley De
lauter, Charles G. Martz, John G.
Coblentz.
The following are the petit
jurors: Charles F. Kintz, Henry
Hoffman, ST., Abner d. Doty,
John +. Crone, Isaiah ID. Wood,
James b. Quick, George A. Pals
ley, Harry f. G. Stottlemyer, w.
H. Cromwell, VIM. II. Hartman,
VIM. H. Jones, Jesse D. Boyer,
W. Clinton Adams, Joshua
Hoffman, Joseph Hopp, Charles
Rohrback. VIM. F. Gaugh, How
ard NJ. Jones. Samuel I. Hick-
man. Charles w. Barrick, Jacob
n. Gibbons, Daniel Eigenbrode,
! Cornelius Riordan, Jesse Stoner,
Jacob A. Layman.
Chief Judge McSherry deliver
ed brief charge to the jury, call,
ing their attention to certain re.
Quired statutes, regarding doors
of public buildings opening in
ward. abortion, etc., and further
that the peace and good order of
the community showed for itself
in the fact that only twenty State
prison RS were in jail. and there
had been no grand jury session
since February.
The following cases have come
up before the jury or the court:
NJ. j. Grove Lime Company vs..
F. II. Clements & Company, tried
before a jury.
The case is an appeal from JUS
tice John Wood. The jury rem
dered a verdict of $50 in favor of
the NJ. j. Grove Lime Company.
State of Maryland VS.. Henry
IL. HOke, an appeal from Justice
G. II. Eckstein, was taken up be-
fore the court. The Judgment of
guilty was affirmed by the court,
Mr. Hoke to pay the costs.
John Clary and Sarah E. Clary,
his wife. IS. David NJ. Devilbiss.
an appeal from Justice j. Ora
hame johnson, was taken ND be.
fore a jury. Verdict rendered for
Devilbiss with damages at $40.
Charles r. Gregory VS.. lowering
Coffee Company, was taken up
before the court. who reversed the
Judgment of the magistrate and
gave a verdict in favor of the an.
pellant.
ID. l.. Seiss vs.. The r. G. Chase
Co., of New York, was then taken
up before a jury. In this case Mr.
Seiss was originally sued by the
II. u. Chase Co.. for S22.SO, the
price OF trees purchased from them
by him. Mr.. Seiss claimed that
he purchased the trees under an
agreement that the company
should also furnish him, for sale.
sufficient trees to yield him. in
commissions, the amount of S22. 80.
After the above case had been
given to the jury the case of John
A. Geesey, appellant, VS.. Lycur.
gus Matthews, appellee, was taken
up before a jury.
In this case the allegations are
as follows: Geesey bought a horse
from Matthews for $50. Matthews
claims that Geesey owes him S119
tor the horse and other things got.
ten from him.
The case of Strawsberg vs..
Strawsberg. suit on guardian bond
on trial Thursday.
The case of John Whitehill VS.
b. y 0. Railroad, suit for damage
1or delay in transporting stock.
taken up on Thursday afternoon.
A Poor Millionaire.