The Baltimore County union, the Towson news., 1909-12-25

Matters in the Circuit Court-On Sat-
urday Judge Duncan signed an order overrul-
ing the exceptions to the ratification of the
sale of the property of the old Govanstown
Academy, on Bellona avenue, Govans. The
property was decided to the trustees of the
academy in 1882 by the late Henry McEderry
and from the trustees to the academy. After
the academy was abandoned the property was
taken up by the McElderry family and q
recent sale brought up the question as to it's
ownership. Under the ruling of Judge Duncan
the sale was properly made
Attorney William s. Dawson, who was ap-
pointed committee of the person and estate Of
w s. G. Williams about year ago, has been
discharged by order of Judge Duncan.
On Tuesday Judge Duncan signed an order
in the case of Henry E REGISTER and others
against Robert A. REGISTER and others, in
which he disposes of exceptions filed to the
ratification of the auditors accounts. A fee of
$500 to o. Brien and Field, attorneys to the
trustees is allowed $500 to Thomas and Gull,
attorneys to the plaintiff, is disallowed $50 to
Pattison & Gahan, auctioneers, is allowed, as
also fee of SIS to s. j. Martinez, surveyor,
and fee of $76 40 to c. B. MCLEAN, surveyor
Daniel w. Dwyer, real estate broker, is allowed
$25 Armstrong Thomas, Samuel REGISTER
and Charles e. Hill are allowed $500 as extra
compensation, instead of $500, the same to be
chargeable against the general fund. The
allowance of S13l 45 for sundry items is
ordered 10 Oe COdTReQ against the general IuDQ.
Daniel w. Crumllch OF SparrOws Point,
whose wife recently sued him for divorce, by
his attorneys, Alfred ]. Carr and Charles r.
Frankenberr on Wednesday filed cross bill
asking that he be granted divorce from Mrs.
Crumlich.
Criminal Docket-Larceny, James Mack and
Branch Smith five cases., guilty in two, two
years and one year, respectively, in the peni-
tentiary, mol pros. in two cases and one case
stetted; Jefferson Talbot, guilty, five years in
the penitentiary; Samuel Simms. pleaded
guilty. paroled; Lewis Evans, guilty, three
months in House of Correction Walter Sim
clair. guilty, five years in the pententiary;
Jessie GRAY, 0wo cases,) guilty in both, is
months and six months in House of Correction,
sentences to run concurrently.
False Pretense- James Daniels, guilty. three
years in penitentiary.
Assault-Harvey Cole, guilty, four months
in House of Correction William A. Holmes
and Thomas Holmes, not guilty as to w. A..
Holmes, sub cura as to Thos. Holmes; Chas.
Brown guilty, one year in House of Correction.
Drunk and Disorderly- George Schmidt, s1
and costs.
Gilmor VS.. Kuhnst, resurvey of property or
dered.
Connolly VS.. Western Maryland Railroad,
demurrer to bill of complaint sustained.
Dunphy VS.. United Railways and Electric
Company, petition to stay proceedings dis
missed.
Smith VS.. Clark and Marks VS.. Clark, sub
curia.
Naylor vs. Naylor, order allowing plaintiff
$50 counsel fee and SIS per month alimony.
Ford's Opera House.-"The Gentleman
from Mississippi will be the amusing attrac-
tion for Christmas week at Ford's Opera House,
Baltimore, coming direct from three jolly
months at the Park Theatre, Boston. That it
has met with such remarkable success every
where is due in part to the numerous and
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