Meade v. Dennistone

This appeal is from a decree enjoining Edward Meade, a negro, and his family, from using or occupying the house and premises known as No. 2227 Barclay Street, in the City of Baltimore1, enjoining him “from procuring, authorizing or permitting any Negro or Negroes, or person, or persons, either in whole or in part of Negro or African descent to use or occupy said premises,” and enjoining Frank Berman, Edward Meade’s vendor or assignor, from permitting Edward Meade and his family, or any other negroes or persons of African descent,- from occupying the premises.

The bill of complaint was filed by…