The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-23
CIRCUIT COURT.

The case of George w. w. Trout vs..
Harvey Conner and Henry Conner. was
concluded with a verdict of $1,000 for
the plaintiff. EX-Iudge Worthingion and
Reno >. Harp for plaintiff; smith and
smith for the defendant The Jury was
excused until Thursday, the 22nd inst.
when the court docket was taken IN
Further argument on the demurrer 10
the declarations of the plaintiff in the
case OF Cora J. Gaver, guardian, Us. II.
l.. Gaver and +. W. Obenderler. was
heard before Judges Urner and NIotter
and Henderson, and held under advise,
ment by the court Stoner and Vein
berg represented the plaintiff, and Fx.
Judge Glenn H. Worthington and Reno
S. Harp appeared for the defendants.
Miss Mary r. Titlow, of this CITY
through her attorney, Reno S. Harp,
has entered suit for $40, 900 damages
against l., Preston Darner, of Jefferson,
Tor alleged breach of promise to marry.
A motion for new trial has been
fled In the case of George w. w.
Trout VS.. Harvey P. Conner, in which a
verdict was given by jury for the
plaintiff for 81, 900.
The case on Mary Bercaw VS.. Edward
Fl. Rowe and Martha Hoppe, admins
traitors of Reuben Morrison, deceased.
upon petition of the defendants. has
been removed to Washington county.
for trial. Vincent Sebold and Stoncr
and Weinberg represented the plaintiff.
and Eugene L. Ro" appeared Tor the
defendants.
In the case OF Eamick and Potterfield
VS., William w. Wenuer, Jr.. a non pros.
was entered by the plaintiffs. Fx.Iudoe
Glenn ii. Worthington represented the
plaintiff and John S. Newman the de-
PENDANT.
In the case of George c. Thomas VS.
Charles c. Ridgely, a compramise was
effected. Coblentz and Coblentz repre-
sented the plaintiff and Stoner and
Weinberg the defendant.
A motion for new trial has also
been filed in the case of Miss Eta
McGaha VS.. Charles n Trundle, Ir..
in which a verdict was rendered for The
plaintiff for alleged breach OF promise
The following prisoners have been
arraigned before the court on indict.
ments which have been found bv the
grand jury as follows:
Wellington HILL colored, larceny
plead not guilty.
Garfield Powell, colored, larceny, plead
not guilty.
Floyd J. Bell, colored, larceny, plead
not guilty
Annie Mitchell, colored, larceny, plead
not guilty
Harry Smith, arson, plead not guilty.
Charles Gilbert, larceny plead not
guilty.
The Grand Jury on Wednesday after
noon, the 2Ist inst, submitted their
report to the court. They have been in
session fifteen days, examined PIP wit
nesSeS, found 81 indictments and pre-
sentiments, and 6S cases and s prisoners
were dismissed.
The Grand Jury was most severe on
the management of the Agricultural
Society, and threatened them with in
dictment if they permitted gambling in
any form at the coming fair.
They compllmented the Superintend-
ent of Montevue, Mr.. Gregg, upon the
manner in which he conducted that
institution, and also the sheriff, Mr..
Grimes, upon the fine condition of that
institution, and the humane manner and
economy with which they managed the
affairs appertaining thereto
Ihey severely condemned certain
locations in this city occupied by the
negroes as untenable, and states that
unless remedied the owners should be
indicted Tor maintaining a nuisance.
The main body of the report was
devoted TO gambling devices at the fair.
and the management of the Agricultural
Society was scathingly handled for per-
hitting the same 10 be conducted. The
Grand Jury was then dismissed with the
thanks of the court.