Barth v. Rosenfeld

This case originated in a bill of interpleader, filed in the Circuit Court of Baltimore City on the 14th of April, 1870, by Samuel' H. Cover, against Samuel Barth, the appellant, James T. Smith, and Eosenfeld & Oettinger, the appellees, charging that the complainant held, as auctioneer, certain funds in which he had no interest, which were claimed by the defendants adversely to each other, for which he had been sued by the appellant, and which had been attached by the appellees as creditors of one McDowell, and which he, the complainant, prayed leave to pay into Court, and that the *609defendants…