The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1908-09-26

TowsoN, Sept. 2l.-The September term of
the Circuit Court commenced this morning with
Judges Burke and Duncan on the bench. me
juries for the term are constituted as follows:
GRAND JURY. PETIT JURY.
Robert Fusselbaugh, Daniel l. Frederick,
Foreman; John H. Gordon,
Jacob Kalb, Albert Mckenzie,
Louis d. d. Servary, William G. Harvey,
Henry c. Ridgely, Thomas A. Kerns,
William A. Chenoweth, Philip Watts,
William 7. Cox, Jesse J. Uppercoe,
Charles L. Schwartz, j.. Edgar Bergman,
John G. Cole, Alfred Fowbo,
William L. Owings, Andrew Whitley
William Slade, Jr., Daniel W. Hilker,
George X. Brooks, Philip II. Markl1ne,
Jacob Althorp, Thomas G. Hunter,
BENJAMIN z. Stanton. John p. FrantZ
Edward E. Burns, Peter Kessler,
William d. Curry, Dixon G. Walker,
John VOgt. Merryman EnSOr,
Philip Weinecke, William H. Norris.
George w. Blizzard, Calvin T.. Richardson,
Ferdinand DeBoy, Charles w. Grover,
Beverly w. Hail. Horace A. Williams,
William S. Gorsuch, William f. Filler,
Alexander Hughes, Henry j. Emerich
Herman Drawer Charles e.. Thames
George W. Sellers.
Judge Burke delivered the charge to the grand
jury in which he put the violations of the liquor
and called upon the better element to assist the
court, the County Commissioners and the Police
Department in freeing the traffic from the criti-
cism and reproach brought upon it by those who
persist in the violation of the law. He said the
trade is a legitimate business and that it will be
the purpose of the court to withhold licenses
cant has knowingly permitted gambling, selling
to minors or the sale of liquor on Sunday.
The trial docket was then called and the fol-
Adam HolIerman vs. United Railways and
Electric COMPANY; agreed and settled:
Harry E. Waggoner, Jr. VS.. DR.. George e.
Morrow settled.
Henry William Hilmer vs.. A. Edelstine ct al;
Judgment by default.
Charles H. Russell vs.. Mary Freyer; settled.
John Curtain VS.. Frank Martens; non pros
George S. Kirby VS.. George W. Howard judg-
ment by default with leave to extend.
John H. Batter ct al. VS.. Frizzell Butter Co.;
judgment, $ll3.75.
Same VS.. same; judgment, $76.36.
Same vs.. FrizZell Bros; Judgment, $2l7.
os arc W vs. etfer
Charles ]. Depro vs.. j. Royston Green; non
pros.
Richard W. "; Lehne VS.. Carrie B. Limerick;
Canton Lumber Company VS.. George schlaffer;
W. p Bird & Co. VS.. Albert E. Duncan judg-
ment, S462.G.
Richard w. Lehne VS.. Carrie B. Limerick;
julius Requard VS.. Charles Bender; judgment,
$2ll.2S.
J; Royston stiftier &C., administrator, vs.. VIM.
II. Warfeld; Judgment, $ll8.5O.
CHS: Brewing Company vs.. Philip Niser;
ment, $497.75 as to Christina freshman.
CHS: Brewing Company vs.John Rittmeyer;
Judgment, $l9063.
Edward A. Christ vs.. August Fowner judg-
ment.
James A. Tracey VS.. Samuel H. Dehoff jude
Jacob Kowalewski VS.. Central Foundry Com
pany Judgment by default.
John H. Ehrhart VS.. Edgar D. Freeand; paid
and satisfied.
TUESDAY, Sept 22-Magistrates appeals:
Kate Cassidy VS.. Mrs Patrick Rogers, judg-
ment reversed; judgment for defendant:
Howard Stransbury vs.. John Doran, Judgment
reversed; Judgment for QefenQanG.
Distilleries District Company vs. Mrs. A. Will
William Bergman VS. George Fax; appeal
baltimore and Yorktown Turnpike Company
si.s sOII O ~
Rose winkler ct al. VS.. Louis Becker; appeal
dismissed.
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 23.-Magistrates' appeals
COntinued
Johanna Mcdonnell VS.. C. v. Cherbonnier;
Jacob Crystal VS.. Francis ]. Winkler. judg-
ment reversed and judgment for plaintiff for $40.
John J. Hennsy VS.. Thomas Healy; appeal dis
Edward ]. Bell vs. Benjamin F. Taylor .judg-
ment below reversed and judgment for defen-
dant.
Lena Loos vs.. Luther D. Webster; settled
The petit jury, except those serving on
panel, we're discharged until Monday next.
THURSDAY, Sept. a. Magistrates appeals
Cole VS.. Gettier; Judgment of non pros.
Knocked Down and Beaten on the
Highway.-Mr. Isaac Kinds, well known
Baltimore business man who lives on Steven
sons lane southeast of Towson, was found
about 7,30 o'clock on Wednesday evening near
the Hillen road crossing of the Nd. & Pa.
Railroad in Towson, badly beaten and in an
unconscious condition. The bones of his nose
are shattered, his upper jawbone broken and
numper of his teeth knocked out. DR.. X. y:
was Hn5a ts sn1 m ear
rage to his home. While his injuries are not
necessarily serious his face is badly disfgured.
He can give no account of the affair, except
that he was met by an unidentified man. who
without word of warning attacked him with
club. Mr.. Kinds was not robbed, and when
found was lying in pool of blood.
PatrOlman German at once went to work on
the case and arrested a young negro named
Burley Harris who is charged with the crime.
He was taken before Justice Herbert and COM
mitted to Jail for future hearing.
Trustees Sale of Real Estate.-Thomas
C. Biddison, auctioneer, sold on the premises
on Monday, for Messrs. Frederick f. Schneider
and VIM. H Lawrence, trustees, several pieces
of property belonging to the Erdman estate,
on the Hartford road north of Erdman avenue,
as follows: Lots l, 2 and3 containing u acres;
about acres and about 81 acres, respectively;
purchased as a whole by Mr.. Charles j. Dobler
for 81, 425. The two last named lots are sub
iect to an annual ground rent of one cent.
Also at the same time about 80 acres of land
belonging to the same estate and located north
of TAYLOR avenue, near Parkville, 9th district;
purchased by Mr.. David Marley, Jr., for
So, 300.
Want Better Fire Protection.-On We'd
nesday committee composed of Messrs Chas
Herzog Isaac Kaufman, William 3. Norris
and Rev. w. w. Shaw, appeared before the
County Commissioners and requested that hre
plugs be placed at Govanstown on the ground
that necessary protection to life and property
demand that this be done. The Commissioners
stated that the request will be considered, and
recommended that the committee agtate the
| organization of volunteer fire company for
| the town, which will most likely be done.
sater's Baptist Church, Falls Road
| Revival services will begin at this church on
| Sunday, November LIST. The pastor, Rev.
Harry w. Kemp, will be assisted by Rev.
| Mr.. Myers, of Baltimore.
meeting of the members OF the church
| will be held Friday evening September 10Th,
| to organize missionary society.
During Thanksgiving week an oyster supper
will be held for the benefit of the church..
Change of Place of Registering and
Voting.-The registration Office for the third
precinct of the 9th district has been changed
! from Dukehart's stable to James Phipps store,
| on the east side of the York turnpike in
Towson.
THREE FARMERS near Martinsburg, W. Va,
have sold their apple crop of this season to
wholesale dealers for about $4,000. The three
orchards will yield an aggregate of more than
| II, 900 barrels.