The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-05-26

Burke and Duncan on the bench. Inc Jur1es
for the term are constituted as fOlloWes
GRAND JURY. PETIT JURY.
Dr. Stuart Cassard, George Grim,
Foreman, Dr. H. w. Patterson,
]. L. Carmody William A. handle,
John NJ. Peregoy. George e. Lynch,
Frank NJ. Holman, ]. Harry Lee,
T. Irwin Zimmerman, J. Edward Bowen.
Jacob NJ Eyier, William F. Myers,
Amos Naylor, Bernard Gore,
d. Frank Resi-, Jacob Turnbaugh.
John Kerl, William w. Morris,
Il. G.. Mccullough, Joseph F. Keller,
Daniel Kerns Samuel A. Naylor,
William N. Price, William HyL1ttle,
Jamas Rodgers, Frank Brooks,
George A. Underwood Samuel w. Burton,
William c. Piper Denis Carter,
Frederick Evans Thomas N. Carroll,
Christian Miller, Joseph B. Perkins,
Andrew ]. Lawrence, Elmer Miller.
Frank H. Ruhl, e. f. Raphael,
John NJ Knox Harrison Pearce,
John II. Schaffer. Adolph G.: Keim,
Henry A. Knox, Henry Schatfer.
John H. EinhouSe. William j. HISS,
Edgar Snavely.
Judge Burke, who delivered the charge to the
jury, said the oath which they had taken indi-
Gated clearly the nature and extent OF their
duties, as well as the spirit in which they should
be performed. He said he could not too strongly
urge upon the jury the strict observance OF all
the obligations of the oath.
''Y0u must not be unmindful of the fact that
you are sworn to keep secret the deliberations
public duty, and your actions should be based
upon considerations of public justice. When
the case is clear it is the duty of the grand jury
and personal security OF the citizens should be
speedily investigated and the guilty promptly
punished. Prompt trial, conviction and ade-
quate punishment of criminals are demanded
by the people. The grand jury, which is created
for the discharge of public duty, muet not be
used for the qualification of private spite or the
advancement of personal and selfish interests"
Magistrates appeal cases disposed of: Albinus
Schuch vs.. Emma F: King, settled; William D.
Thomas vs. Hanson e. Rutter three cases No.
b. Judgment below affirmed; No. IA and 10,
Judgment below revised and Judgment for de-
PENDANT for costs.
Court trial cases disposed of {: Edward G..
Wheeler We. Mary Winter, Judgment by default
for plaintiff for $l25.66.
ner, judgment by default for plaintiff for S445.
Leon Somehow Co. vs.. w. j. Purner ct al,
Judgment by default for plaintiff for $lal; 10.
fault for plaintiff against Peter Clos for $l2429.
John /. Yellott VS.. Valerie Slingluff ct al.
Judgment fiat executio for plaintiff for $72.10.
William B. Ehlen ct al. VS.. Ira E. Eyler, judg-
Griffith Turner & Co. VS.. William L. Ensor.
Judgment by default for piaintiff, with leave to
extend for $5s0.4D.
Patrick II. Philbin VS.. Herbert ]. Thurn, of.
CHS. Brewing Company vs.. Nicholas Wolf,
judgment by default for plaintiff, with leave to
extend for $l75.
G.-B-S Brewing Company vs.. William Holtz-
BY default oT aeagT for
by default for plaintiff for $50.
John Cowen vs.: James B: COUNCILMAN, judg-
ment by default for plaintiff for $l.6O449.
Michael Duffy VS.. Frank Ruff. OF.
Elmer w. Corbin vs.. Charles A. Stewart, judg-
Frank Dy zeer Vr john RI Rose judgment
by default for plaintiff with leave to extend for
TUESDAY. May 22.-Magistrates' appeal cases:
John T. Lynch VS.. Baltimore County Electric
Light and Water Company, defendants appeal
from F. L. Pfeffer; appeal dismissed.
Eugene Diamond VS.. George Billing, defend
ants appeal from II. ]. McFee ; judgment non
pros; Judgment below reversed without pre-
judice.
Leo Friedenwald vs. Frank NJ Barrett plain
tiff's replevin appeal from II. A. Bevan; passed.
Alice Hudgins vs. United Railways and Elec-
trio Company, defendants appeal from Joseph
A. Neumayer; Judgment non pros; Judgment
below reversed without prejudice.
D. B. Martin Company vs.. Amos Blakeley and
James R. Francis; defendants appeal from w.
0. B. Wright; continued with leave.
Estate OF Anon Cate vs. Henry. Dicring. Jr.,
defendants appeal from A.. w. Miller. judg-
Frederick Bucker We. Allen Merrineld, plain
tif'sappeal from J. II. Berner; Judgment affirm
Jesse Tyson VS.. J. Henry Seeger, defendants
appeal from r. A. Bevans; tried before jury;
WEDNESDAY. May "a. Magistrates appeal
cases: Jesse Tyson VS.. j: Henry Seeger and
Wife defendants appeal from n. A. Bevans
tried before jury verdict and Judgment for de-
PENDANT for cent damages and costs.
Henry F. Dietz, claimant, vs. D. b. Martin Co.,
defendants appeal from M. T. keh0e; passed.
W. r. Blunt vs.. j. Fred. .Ofutt, defendants
appeal from John 7. Isaac Judgment non pros;
Judgment reversed without prejudice;
George T. Turnbaugh VS.. Vincent Caples, de-
PENDANTS appeal from Samuel W. Brown; pro-
ceedngs quashed, there being no cause of action.
No assignment for Thursday
petit Jury until June 4th, when the trial Of Grim
ma cases will be taken up.
Purchase of Old Hotel Stand - Mr. Frank
B. BoarmaD, of the 1lth district, has purchased
from the heirs of the late Edward H. ADV the
property in Towson latterly known as Tracey's
Hotel Towson, and which was some years ago
owned and conducted by the late Mr.. Ady.
The price has not been disclosed, but it is be-
lieved to have been around $4,000. Mr.. Boar
man will not take charge of the property until
next spring, when Mr.. George G. Tracey lease
expires. He was manager of the hotel some
years during the lifetime of the late Mr.. Ady,
and is well known here as well as throughout
the county.
Doctors Elect Onlcers.-At the last meet
ing of the Baltimore County Medical Associa-
ton the following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: President-Dr. James II.
Jarrett; e-president-Dr. William L. Smith;
treasurer-Dr. Benjamin Whiteley; recording
secretary-Dr N. r. D. Cox corresponding
secretary-Dr. R. G. MasseDburg. At the
close of the meeting DR.. George Fl. Hooking,
the retiring president, entertained the MEM
bers at luncheon.
New Real Estate Company.--The Rock
land Realty Company OF Baltimore County has
been organized 10 deal in real estate. The
certificate of incorporation was filed in the
County Clerks Office here on Wednesday.
The capital stock is fixed, at 200, divided
into ESQ shares of par value of 500 each.
The incorporators and directors for the first
year are Messrs. Philip Fl. Hoffman, e. Don
Hoffman, Cbas. P. Coady, Clarence W. Perkins
and Samuel H. HeIfrich.
For Uniform Fish Laws.-The commits
sion appointed by President Seth, of the State
Senate, and Speaker Benson, of the Honse. to
confer with Pennsylvania in reference to uni
formity of fishing laws of the two states. to
apply to the Susquehanna river, met in Balti.
more on Thursday. Senator Brewington was
elected chairman and Mr.. Walter r. Townsend
secretary of the commission. The members
will shortly confer with the Pennsylvania
committee.
Wouldn't Sell the Tiger.
An odd story is told of the late James A.
Bailey, the circus proprietor. According 10 q
fr;and he once went 10 bid for tiger and