The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-19
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-ThoJY ?G-AcaF jpSI w -svern as a Grand I--o-
George arrested two or three weeks ago, on the
charge of beating her, but failed to appear against
him, was brought in by the Sheriff, on an attach
ment The Court directed Caroline to give bail in
$500 for her appearance go to jail. Henry But
Ter presented himself as bondsman, but on being
questioned, said he did not know what he was
worth. He told to sit down, and the Sheriff
toak charge of Mrs. konig.--State rs. Peter
Bomeyer, indicted for the larceny of one ten
dollar note, the property of Jacob Romoser,
mitted on the oath of May last
The traverser tried on the same indictment at
the last term of the Court, and found guilty by the
jury. motion then filed for a new trial,
which, after argument, was granted by the Court.
Yesterday Jacob RomOser, the principal States wit
ness, brought into Court in such a state of in
toxication that the Judge decided that he was not
in competent mind to take oath. The case was
argued and the jury rendered a verdict of not
guilty. w. C. N Carr for the edefence.--State as.
Charles Schreiner "a boy indicted for forging and
attempting to pass forged check for S50 the
Mechanics Bank. in the name of Charles Findlay,
the offence alleged to have been committed on
the 18th of June last. Tried before the Court
1t was in evidence, for the State, that the boy
presented the check to Mr.. Rogers, the paying
teller at the bank who Immediately detected
it as a forgery. Upon being asked how he got
the check, the boy said that Mr.. Findlay had given
it to him; but afterwards said at the bank that
the street had given him ftp to go to the
bank with the check and get the money! and also,
morning. and asked for a check, and got him to fill
it up. like Mr.. FndIay was in the habit of doing.
Mr.. Krebs, one of the clerks at the bank in COM
psny with the boy, went to Mr.. Findlay's office,
but saw no one there, Mr.. Findlay being absent
from the city. No evidence was offered for the de-
fence. Adjudged guilty. The boy, who is about
IA years of age will be bound out by the Court to
farmer in Pennsylvania. r. c. Barry for defence.
State Us. Jos. Toson, indicted for committing
an assault upon Francis Sissel. Tried before the
Court. Adjudged guilty. Fined $50 and COSTS
State Us. Elizabeth Trewaller and Matilda McKen-
nv, severay indicted for assaulting Mrs. Elizabeth
Wildey. Tried before the Court. This was a wo.
man fight, growing out of dispute in regard to
the occupancy of certain yards about the premises
of the combatants. The traversers adjudged
guilty. Trewaller fined $50 and costs, and Nc
Kenny $40 and costs. VIM. P. Preston for defence.
State as. Thomas A. Ferry, indicted for OBJ
tanning goods under false pretences. A non resi-
dent. Never been taken. Case stetted.-State
u.s. John w Welsh, indicted for an assault with intent
to commit rape upon Hunnigunda Detz. Neither
party was ever arrested. Case stetted.-State
u.s. Charles Myer, indicted tor assauting
Augustus Kaufman, in the Court House at
the May term. Mver never arrested. Case post
poned until end of docket and reissue ordered.-
State u.s. Robert Miles and Mary Ann Miles, indct-
ed for keeping disorderly house. Parties not
found. Case stetted and reissue ordered. State
Us. Chick jenkins, VIM. Bond and William Hill,
indicted for assault with intent to murder Henry
| Schaffer. Parties not taken. Case continued to
end of docket and reissue ordered.-State rs.
| John r. Giles, indicted for keeping a gambling
| house. Not appearing, his recognizance for
| feited George L. Bowers, ,bondsman.--State UR.
Frederick Reigland indicted for selling liquor on
| Sunday. Recognizance forfeited. Edward Graham,
bondsman.--State u.s. Julia Winkler, indicted for
| keeping bawdy house. Recognizance forfeited.
State Us. Henry Eckert, indicted for renting a
| dwelling to be used as a bawdy house. Recogni
zance forfeited. Thomas Oakes, bondsman.--
State as. Jas. Madison. indicted for assauting G..
Shaw Plea of guilty confessed Fined $40 and costs
THE cases of John L. Ridgway, James Madison
and Louis Schley indicted for falsely mprisoning
| Augustus kaufman, were postponed until Thurs
day.-State u.s. John McKeever, indicted for
! keeping a bawdy house. Mckeever had been in
| Jail all summer. The witnesses returned by the
Grand Jury, when brought up, knew nothing about
the case. Not guilty. Discharge rged.-Henry Butler
entered as security for Caroline Kouig, in the
of $500, making it known to the Court that he was
| worth So, ,000.-The Grand Jury presented Eras-
mus Levy for the wilul murder of Franklin H. n af
| by shooting him with pistol on the night of the
| 26th of December, 1859. Levy, after the capias
was issued, made attempt to elude the Sherif's
| officers, and went quietly to the lock up, from
whence he was taken to jail.-Adjourned at ~
CITY CIRCUIT COURT-JUDGE KREDs
! William Woodville ct al. as. j. Dixon Roman
| ct al Rule to show cause why attachment
should issue against J. Dixon Roman for failure
to bring money into Court. S. Teacke Wallis and
| J. Shaaf Stockett for compliments. T. S. Alexan-
der for J. Dixon ROman.--Lippman 4. Wlse,
Henry Wise as. John Herznger and John
| Schwartz. Bill for injunction and receiver. In
| junction granted prohibiting defendants from sell
ing, disposing of, transferring or removing the
stock of goods pretended to be conveyed by deed Of
8th September inst. On the lst October next the
Court will proceed to appoint receiver.--Mary
Beekner, by her next friend, Martin Hinkle, rs
| John Beekner Bill for amony and injunction
Injunction granted, restraining and prohibiting
defendant from selling or encumbering by mort
| gage, or in any way disposing of his dwelling
| house, No. 10l Register street.
/ SUPERIOR COURT-JuDoE MARTIN
Bogert as. Falconer Haskell. Before reported
I Juror withdrawn and leave to plaintiff to amend
| on payment of cOsts.-Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Company Us. George Guest, William Gilmor
and Stephen s. Lee. Action to recover for freigh
on coal On trial. Latrobe for plaintiff; Teackl'
and Gilmor for observation-disclosures to-day
1873 to 200 inclusive.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-JUDGE MARSHALL.
james W. Isaacs ct al. Henry Dorsey. Al
appeal from Justice Myers. Judgment reversed
and judgment for appellant for return of property
and S25 and costs.-Henry Collins Us. A: F
Sewers and W. r. Sewers. An appeal from Jus
tice Myers. Appeal dismissed.