The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-16
CIRCUIT COURT.

In the case OF OttO hSmOSTgeT against
the B. & o. Railroad. a suit brought to
recover $4,000 for damages alleged TO
have been sustained BY the Improvements
made BY the railroad al Brunswick. in
having its tracks known as the east bound
tracks in the rear Of the property Of Mr..
Hamburger. and constructing an embank-
ment which forced the water back over
and upon Mr.. Kamburger's property, do
ing great damage, thereto. and which was
set for trial. petition was filed by the
railroad company. asking for removal
OF the case Stoner & Weinberg and
Reno 5. Harp represented the plaintiff
and Park s. Bond and John 5. Newman
for the defendant
In the case OF Victor Kaplon and Alb
ram Kapion V Mr. and Mrs, Vim. Plush,
Judgment was rendered for the defend
ants.
In the case OF Mary Becraw VS.. Edward
II. Bowe and Martha Hoppe. administra-
tors OF Reuben Morrison. suit on an
open account. the defendants offered
demurrer 10 the declarations, when the
plaintiff anls nded the declarations and
the demurrer was overruled by the Court
and the case was postponed. Vincent
Sebold and Stoner & Weinberg repre-
senied the plaintiff, and NJ. G. Urner, IT,,
and E l. Rowe for the defendants
In the case OF Henry c. Burger vs..
William A. Burger. non pros was en-
tered by the plaintiff. Coblentz s. Waters
and Brown represented the plaintiff, and
]. F. K. Heagy appeared for the defend
ant.
In the case Of Cora May Miller ct al.
VS.. Catharine L. Miller, an action OF eject
ment, the defendant denurred to the de-
clarauons. which was overruled by the
Court and the case continued. Cobleniz,
Waters and Brown represented the plain
tifs and Stoner s. Weinberg appeared
for the defendant.
In the case Of Joseph w. Gaver vs..
Clarence A. Lindsay. an attachment laid
in the hands OF Hamilton A. Lindsay. the
Court gave verdict in favor OF Clarence
A. Lindsay. Glenn H. Worthington rep
resented the plaintiff and F. L. Stoner
the defendant.
A plea OF non pros was entered in the
case Of J. Gordon and J. Albert Fisher
VS.. Frank K. Schmidt. agent, by Cob
lentz, Brown and Waters for the plaintiffs
D. Princeton Buckley represented Schmidt.
A plea OF non pros was. entered by
Coblents. Waters and Brown in the case
of Henry c. Burger V William A. Bur-
ger. J. F. r. Heagy represented the de-
PENDANT.
In the case of the administrator of los.
". Gzver vs Charles E. Savior and wife.
the Court rendered judgment Of SIS
in favor OF the plaintiff.
Argument WAS heard by Judge Hem
derson on the demurrer OF Stoner &
Weinberg in the case OF Cora NJ. Miller
VS.. Katherine /. Miller.
The case OF Mary Bercaw vs.. Admins
traitor OF P. Morrison was pos tponed IN
Ill Wednesday.
In the case of Buxton V. Gaver evidence
was introduced 10 show that George W.
Gaver went on Mr. Joseph ". Gaver's
note for $500 to renew two notes at the
Citizens National Bank which had be-
come due. Mr.. George Gaver signed his
name TO the note leaving the blanks to be
filled in by his brother. Joseph ". Gaver.
Mr. Joseph ". Gaver 1t was said filled in
the blanks properly but struck out the
words Citizens National Bank" and in
serted the name OF Mrs. Mollie c. Buxton
and presented il 10 Mrs. Buxton and col
lectrd the amount.
After Joseph W. Gaver's death the al
teration was made known TO George w.
Gaver. who disclaimed any knowledge Of
having been the maker OF any note with
Mrs. Buxton as payee. Smith & Smith
represented the plaintiff and Worthington
and Delauter he defendant. The Court
gave verdict IN favor OF the plaintiff.
In the case of Mamie NJ Hahn Us.
William Dorcus for $4,000 damages for
breach OF promise the counsel for plain
Tiff entered non pros. Stoner & Vein
berg represented the plaintiff and Reno
). Harp and P. F. Pampel appeared for
the defendant.
In the appeal case ST Charles T. X.
Young vs.. Jacob Notnagle, a judgment
was rendered for Mr. Young for $40 and
costs. Reno 5. Harp represented the
plaintiff and P. F. Pampel appeared for
the defendant
Miss Eta Magaha's suit for $40. 900 for
breach OF promise against Charles ".
rumble, IT.. was decided in favor of Miss
Magaha. The jury reached a verdict for
50, 900 after short elaboration. Reno
) Harp and Stoner & Weinberg for
plaintiff, Maulsbey and Newman for the
defendant
The case of Miss McGaha vs.. c. New
ton Irundle, ST., Tor SIS. 900 damages for
alleged SANDER, has been postponed until
the December term of Court
The case of Lemuel Stevenson. color
ed, vs.. John H. Allnutt, was taken up
before The Court The case is a suit for
settlement OF account for wages. The
-ia,rtifT utaS 81, the a,,Dio,- ~ -.
ant for four years. and claims about S7oo
due him and no settlement has been
made. At the conclusion of the testi-
mony the case was held under Amusement
by the Court.
Vernon Davis Of Urbana District was
brought before Judge John c. Motter for
not appearing before the grand Jury in
response to a summons. Davis was sum.
moned TO appear q few days ago. but did
not put IN MS appearance. He gave as
an excuse that ne was threshing and
could not come. An attachment was is
sued for his appearance before the grand
jury Tuesday. He was sworn and got
tired waiting 10 be called before that
body. He started TO leave the Court
house and informed the States Attorney
that he was coming back. Sheriff Grimes
took him into custody and he was taken
before the Court, who instructed the
Sheriff to hold him until he was examined
by the grand jury. He was required to
pay the costs OF issuing the attachment
The case OF George w. Trout VS..
Harry ?, Conper and Harry c. Conner,
for $4,000 damages for assault and bat
terry was taken up before a jury. Trout
was awarded $1,000 damages. The suit
was based on an assault which took place
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