Bill of Complaint filed against BGM Receiver & William Brookfield

SUBURBS AND COUNTY.

An Injunction Asked to Restrain

the Proposed Removal of

a Glass Plant.

PEACE FINALLY ATTAINED.

Second Dance of the Cotillon

Club of Glencoe.

An Assault Results from a Sunday

Outing on the Monumental Road -- Trial of

the Hoffmeister-Walker case Postponed

-- Wants to Go to the Poorhouse

-- Items in Brief.

The South Baltimore Company, by Julian J. Alexander, attorney, has filed a bill of complaint for an injunction against George M. Sharp, receiver of the Baltimore Glass Manufacturing Company, and William Brookfield.

Mr. Brookfield has recently bought the company's plant for $2,500, and the sale awaits ratification by the court. The South Baltimore Company, which owns a ground rent of $600 on the glass company's premises, seeks to restrain Mr. Brookfield from removing the plant from the glass works, on the ground that it is made up of fixtures which are a part of the freehold, and that the establishment of the plant was one of the conditions upon which they leased the property to the glass company.

The plaintiff corporation also asks for an injunction to restrain Mr. Sharp, as receiver, from permitting Mr. Brookfield to remove the plant.