The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-06-13
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! come to his mothers house intoxicated as usual
on Saturday night and wanted liquor; witness
said he could not give it to her; she said she was
going to keep store herself and could get it, said
she had become acquainted with gentleman who
she was gong to marry; didn't know his name; he
had very nice sister; said she was going to New
York to go into business; witness told her to be
careful about strangers; she said this had Ter
bank book three or four days, and that she had
drawn $500 and given it to him, and also $40 be-
fore this.
By Mr.. Whitney.-Ths was Saturday night
in the middle of September.
Defence here closed.
The State called the following rebuttng evi-
dence:
Mr.: Atkinson testified that he could not say if
Mrs. Boyd was in Jail last Saturday; there were
two OF the witnesses who were on the stand who
were at the Jail some six days ago; there was in
the room McCluskey, Brauner, and these witnesses
witness saw paper then the table; they were
In the guard room Mrs. Boyd was there and want
ed to go out; one of the women caught her and
pulled her back, and said she must sign the paper;
witness said she shouldn't sign it; Mrs. Boyd's sis
ter said if she did not sign, she would send her
away; saw Mrs. Boyd with the pen in her hand:
saw Mrs. Gibson three four times day at the
jan; she was a perfect pest about the Jail :;
dont Know where the paper is; Mrs BOYD
went out of the building on to the porch after She
refused to sign the paper, she wanted to get away
from them. -
Mrs. Brown testified that she lived at the cor
Boyd for ten years; know McCluskev since this af-
iair Ia happened; saw him going in and out of Mrs.
Boyd's house.
:, Mr.. Whitney.-"What day did Mrs. Boyd 90 to
Mrs. Leteur's house,"
Defence objected as not rebutting
Court ruled it admissible.
Witness continued-Mrs. Boyd came to witness
mouse ON Saturday morning and said she was 60
ing to TINS house, Mrs. Lefeur's who called
Mrs. Howard she left witness house about o'clock
Saturday morning, and witness did not see her
until Monday night about O. clock.
Mr.. Whitney.-"What was her condition, and
what were her statements %
Defence objected as not rebutting
The Court ruled it admissible.
Witness continued.-Mrs Boyd said in distract
ed manner, that she had been with Alfred Ford and
Mrs Howard; she said she on fire all the time;
she said she had been taking something which kent
her on fire; she said she had drawn 5000: witness
said she would go and tell the guardian of her chill
dren; she said she was going to get married; that
Mr.. Ford had proposed marriage to her, and they
were going to New York to 90 into business: that
he was going to put down $500 to her 5000: had
several conversations with her about the matter;
she always said that they had taken the money
from her; she said that night they had robbed her;
heard the conversation between Rute and Mrs
Boyd; was present at the conversation between
Rute, McCluskey and Mrs. Boyd; never heard Mrs
Boyd say it was a loan; never knew of Mrs. Bovd
drinking but once before the death of her husband
Mrs. Newman testified that she resided in MOnu-
=,
key short time; they lived in last December in Ster-
ling street.
Mr.. Whtney.-'In what capacity did McClus-
key and Letieur live at that time"
Defence objected
Court sustained the objection.
The State here rested the case
dence:
Mr. Brauner testified that at the Jail, on the 28th
OF May, there was no force used to get Mrs Boyd
to sign paper; saw no person take hold of Mrs
Boyd; she did not sign the paper, Mrs. Bovd went
to the Jail to sign the paper.
BY Mr.. Whtney.-Mrs. Boyd went there to sign
some notes, she would not sign; Mrs Burton said
she was agent for her, and she would sign and did
not sign it, don't know what the paper was which
was signed; witness went there, with some
promlssory notes which he requested to draw
up by Squire W heat.
The testimony on both sides being concluded the
defence said they would submit the case without
argument
Mr.. Whitney designed to argue the ease, and
went before the jury upon the law and evidence as
adduced.
After.the conclusion of Mr. Whtnev's address.
Mr.. Hack said the defeace would not argue the
case before the jury but would simply state that if
there was doubt about the guilt of either party
they must acquit both.
The jury retired and in about fifteen minutes
returned a verdict of guilty.
Counsel for the defence said thev intended filing
a motion for a new trial, and Mr.. Hack asked what
disposition was to be made of the fifty dollar note
which not identified?
The Court said it would decide that question
alter hearing the motion for a new trial argued
The traversers would be compelled to return all
tne money, and II that note was their property,
that would go to make up the amount
The Court then adjourned until 10 o'clock this
morning.
CIRCUIT Court FOR BALTIMORE CIrY.-Hon Wm
George nrebs, Judge The following occupied
the Court on Saturday:
Inbp W.
Bill to set aside a deed (Reported on Saturday,
Further argued by c. w. Pinkney for complainant,
and Malcolm for defendants. Held under c,uia
CouRr OF COMMON PLEAs.-Hon. William l.. Mar
snail, Judge. The following occupied the Court
on Saturday:
Stephen Cole Us. VIM. McAllister An appeal
from Justice Mckinley. Judgment reversed.
Miles McGeehan rs. Michael Parkinson. An ap-
peal from Justice Myers. Judgment affirmed
Assignment for to-day S8 to los.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Hon. 2. Collins Lee, Judge
Saturday.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-Hon. William
Fell Giles, Judge. The following business occu-
pied the Court on Saturday:
Aud Bowen Us. John Aaron. Libel to recover
Tor work and materials furnished to the schooner
VIM. Wingate. Decree for the libeants for the
sum of 80 and costs.
John |. Fardy Bro, US. Thomas Murphy and
George Murphy. Libel to recover for work and
materials furnished the schooner Lively Dove
Decree for libellanls for SSH and costs
Andrew Flanagan & Co. u.s. John Dummy
Libel for work and materials furnished to the
schoo Excel. Decree for libeants for S103 80
and costs.
Mitchell & McCaster os. Edwin Wilmer Libel
to recover work and materials furnished to the
soop George Henry. Decree for libellants for
Sl94.35 and costs.
Solomon Mskimmon Us. Arthur Hughes. Libel
to recover for work and materials furnished to the
schooner Dexter. Decree for libellants for S2O2
and costs.