Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-16
pR0CEEDIEgs or TIRE COURTS
THURSDAY. March IS 1865.

| o THURsDAY. March IS 1865.
Criminal CamF.--HOn. Judge Bond: Ge'orga -,
M9und, States attorney, prosecuting. -
NeQIgG Green, cOiorcG indicted for the Iaroe,y -,
peTty 0 of u rope OF 14e EaIuG OF rye dollars the
FEBRUARY last; tried before the Court and adpdce5
Grand jury discharged to Monday next
Court adjourned to this morning, after fbe sentanca
"SeEeral parties previously Tried d convicted and
Tficn previously appeared IN tie local columns Of
SENTENCE OF PARTIES PgavIoUsLY TRIED AND CON.
= -. CICTED.
II the Criminal Court on yesterday the greater par
OF me tune allotted for business was taken up in the
sentence 81 parties previously tried for varioIs Of
thGGa' q wit! appear appended to their Names Sew
eial pdrHes VINO were to have Ieceiyed sentence on
yesterday, were not passed on, having been post
| poAed 70 some future time The following are the
names and sentences as delivered on yesterday =
Johh Sewalt found guilty Of the murder of John
schmidt IN the second degree, the % day of No
yembeT last sentenced to years in the penitenary
~ ~ hley, attempting l. rob the house Of James
btlue, No % Pratt street, 31@ years in jail John
Morley aiIas Green. tried common thief; fine 4
Slu, and sent to jail for two years. phom as
Dreamy, charged with being a common thief fna3
@IJ, and two years Imprisonment in iaiI, Tio0Tas
murray larceny Of So, from George E Cox, pieaIsd
guilty; sentenced to six munr hs in Jail JOHN PrOS
larceny OF one OyercOat valued az $40 from ID Hui
son; two years in he penitentiary Wiodcr Lear
ouTy. larceny OF a pocket book; Sentenced IN 81,
months IN Jail Edward johnson larceny of +Sgn
coats and pants from NJ Moon one wear in tho ~
lientiaTy. Henry smith, removed from Baltimore
county larceny OF one turkey from E. Tayler; three
months IN the penitentiary. George Myers removed
case from Baltimore county larceny of one urkev.
tdree months IN the pentenary George Fisher ra'
moved case from Baltimore county. assault m Sam
uei Nmttiei not sentenced. Charles Hamilton lar
cehy OF TWO pair OF boots, from Abraham Fried
man; one year in the penitentiary Ellen CLAY
ton, larceny OF silk dress from Walter B. White,
one year IN the penitentiary. Mary Currap lar
Geny OF caIeo worth nine dollars and eighty cents
ron I%F9tn Moses Rider; cne year in the penitentiar-y
VIM r. Osborn, larceny of 200 pounds of wool fr on
the Philadelphia and Baltimore Steam Packet oIn
Pahy; sentenced TO SIX months in jail John Deylin
larceny OF One ham from Geo. Casard sentenced tn
SIX months IN jail. Martin Quigly. larceny of one
jail. Peter BOwdin, larceny of one overnoat fro, "a
Lewis Goldsmith; year in the penitentiarv iobn
Richmond larceny of one overcat. nIo @ ooIn h
pcnltentiary. Thomas u. Hill larceny of one nair of
pants from Henry Strong; one year in the peniIen
uary. David Wheeler, larceny of six tin pans from
ShflsuanDake one gear in the peniteutiary Hester
Prown' laTcehy nI one pair Of kid gloves and hand
kerchIei; SIX Encnths in jail Geo. smith larceny oe
a morse, Wagon and harness from Il. Markland; two
years IN the penltenuary.
Y. S. District Court-Hon. Judge Giles-Trrite5
states vs. lot of imported segars numbering I've
barrels seized in the cellar of the restaurant OF Hem
ry ochoolhed: proclamation having been made. no
default. ~
Joseph II, Willis vs. steamer North Point. Decree
Iied and libel dismissed with costs.
james Wilkinson gave bail in the sum of S3 00O
with VIM. Wilkinson and Charles Meyer for b;s ~ a
bearanee at court to answer the charge alleged against
Grand jury discharged to Monday next,
Court adjourned to this morning.
Svperi0r L5ur1.-Hon. Judge Mo.,s- - a., ,
H-shes VS.. Drakely Fentor-before reported: ar
gument made on me prayers; case not concluded. -
Assignment from As. to Az inclusive
toGft Gt Co@'".Jn Peas.-Hon. Judge Kng-Jos
$374.5J AVA P4a-''u 4or
Charles Farringer vs.. VIM. II. Bolton, On trial
Assignment LOT to 1870, inclusive.
Orphans Court-Judges Audoun, Supplee and
iOfman.-Leters Of administration on the estate of
WIN. Dorman granted Matilda 4. Dorman: on The
@ estate ATE Of Mm - u Phillips to Mary Ann Phillips and
Cleary, Jr. " A'0'eA'~ ~'i'
The will of the late DR.. ohm Buckler was admtted
to probate. and letters granted to VIM. Buckler.