Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-20
PROCEEDINGS OF THE CoyaTs.

Criminal C,u5t.-IIon. Judge Bond.-George C.
Maund, prosecuting attorney.
Thomas Purcell, charged with falsely answering
certain questions concerning his right to vote, pro-
pounded by the judges of election, the Sth of No
vembcr, ISL and perjuring himself by subscribing to
the test oath required by law; continued. Elizabeth
Warner, larceny Of lawn. the property of Mckendy
c. FurlOng; continued. JOS Rosemary and Charles
f. Gasbne, jointly indicted for the larceny Of money
in treasury notes, the property of John Rommann
Rosemary: rceOgnizance was forfeited; GaShne was
tried and found guilty. Timothy Stapeton, for as
Gaghorn and James Hutton. for assaung and rob
bling John Myers Of $50 stct by States Attorney Jos
eoa & the Property p Of s Fodk s n
formally. John Milton, for asSaultng and robbng
money to the amount of $50 from George Norman:
removed to Baltimore county. Alfred Jones. for the
larceny of shirts Sc., the property of H. ILinson:
tried and held sub ctriH Henry Engle, for selling
liquor on Sunday, separate indictments; continued.
The following named parties were arraigned:-
VIM. Hubbard for the larceny of money the proper
ty of Patrick Raty plea of not guilty, Ann Peters,
accessOryto the larceny Of coat the property of
VIM. H. Stewart; plea of not guilty. John Long, for
the larceny Of two coats the property of Henry Nit
Ghell plea oino guilty Charles Bailey and Charles
Williams, cQlored; for the larceny of one coat the
property Of VIM Jackson; plea of not guilty. Eliza
beth Hail. for the larceny of two pair of pantaloons
the property of VIM. II; Wood: plea of not guilty.
Elizabeth Budd, colored for the larceny of ono cloth
coat the property of James Talbot; plea of not gull
property of McCord Robins: Plea Of not not gaIiy S
Thomas Levi for the larceny of shirts the property
of Alfred Poor plea of not guilty. Mary Johnson for
hen plea of not guilty: John Mcmahon, for the lar
ceny Of one saw, &C. the property of John Buttering
plea of not guilty. Thomas Holden, r. Holden and
Joseph Fletcher colored for the larceny coats &c.
the property of J. T. Handles plea of not guilty Geo
Hines, colored for the larceny of ten yards Of cash
mere the property of Joseph Dugan plea ofnot gull
ty. Thomas and Timothy Lynch and John Simpson,
for the larceny Of twehty-sGyen yards of cashmere
fessed by Timothy Lynch, and John Simpson; not
guilty, was pleaded by Thomas Lynch. James Irwin
colored for the larceny of money, the property Of
Carlton Barton for
the larceny of saddle and bride the property of s. n
Townson; plea of not guilty. VIM Myers, for the lar
ing pleaded guilty.
p Ssneriqr CSurt:mIIon;i judge Martin:-Berry vs..
agree were discharged by the Court.
D Ann r: DaingeIield, admnl:tratrX of Robert 0.
Snively, deceased Entered agreed
Frederick Academy of Visitation VS.. F. W. Dam
man, garnishee Of Armand j. Dodge. Attachment on
warrant for 81 1880 against Armand j. Dodge for the
maintenance and education of his four sisters. The
jury found verdict on the first issue for the amount
named being the amount due the Institution, and
1924 the sum in the hands of the garnishee.
The jury were discharged for this term of Court.
-, United States District Coart-IIon, Judge Giles.
notes. Petition Of the district Attorney fed prav
ing the Court to issue attachment directed to Lewis
Bynes to be cGm pc the deHefy Of notes in Xr
shall The notes were attached some time ago in the
hands of Bayncs and company of bankers, as being
in transit to one of the States then in rebellion
United Statesvs. Adam Welchner, indicted for pass
ing counterfeit money of the fractional currency
Netted by order of the District Attorney.
Court adjourned to this morning.
Circuit Comt-IIon. Judge acknowledgements
Smith VS.. Adolph I. Smith. Bill filed for divorce
Uincuio Botrjmonii.
Orphans Court-IIon. Judges Audoun, Supplee and
llotfman.-Le.ters of administration the estate Of
Ann NJ. Brown granted to James NJ.
Brown and on the estate of Nliey Thomas to Arnold
W. Thomas and letters on the estate of Conrad Rup-
pelt granted to kuningundc Ruppelt and on the
estate of James l.. Lecompt to Emily Lecompt and
Humphrey u. knight.