Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-08-15

CoURT PROCEEDINGS OF THuRspAY.-Com. VS..
Ephraim Miller, Barotry. This defendant was
bound over until next Court.
Com vs. Hugh whceler.- -Forclble entry and
dctaner. Defendant found guilty, nud sentenced
to poy fine of (s5O) aud the costs of prosecu-
tion-and stand committed for 10 days in the
county prison. t
Com. VS.. Thomas Foulds, selling liquor to
drunkards. Verdict, not guilty, but to pay the
| costs.
! Com. VS.. Harris. - Horse stealing. He plead
\ guilty of the crime, and was thereupon sentenc-
4 cd to pay the Commonwealth fine of five dol
| lars, pay the costs OF prosecution, and undergo
! an imprisonment of seven years in the Eastern
/ pentcntiary. F. A. Moser, who was also con-
! victed as an accomplice of Harris, was also
sentenced to pay fine of five dollars to the
| Commonwealth, for the use of Northumberland
| county, pay the costs of prosecution, and under
| 10 imprisonment for u term of six years in the
| Eastern penitcntiary.
Com. VS.. Edward Kraft.-Drunkennes and
disordcrly conduct. Plead guilty. Sentenced
to pay tho costs.
Com. VS.. John Bory.-Larccny. This defend
ant was charged with stealing two dollars from
r. p. Huff The prisoner having no counsel, the
Court appointed T. H. Benton Case Mr.. Case
was assisted by Simpson. Not guilty.
Com. VS.. Joseph SwaIty-larccny. This de
| fendant was charged with stealing q sum Of
money from Catharine Resh. He plead guilty,
aud received the following sentence: To pay a
fine of one dollar, pay costs Of prosecution, and
undergo an Imprisonment of separate and soita-
~ confinement at hard labor In the Eastern pen
itentiary for twelve months.
Com. VS.. Jacob Reuner.-Surety of the peace.
was heard, and the Court directed that he pay
half the costs of prosecution.
Com. We. Victor Weist.--Fornicatlon and bas-
tardy,. an oath of Amelia Troutman. Bound
over. rs...
True BILL - Com. We. Catharine kerstcttcr
Abortion. True Bill. Bound over.
Com. IS. Isaac wetzel and Edward Entry
Msdemeanor. True Bill.
Com. vs.. Catharinc Kcrstctter, or CatharinC
Christ. Bawdy house. True bill.
Com. vs. w. s. Going. Mlsdcmcanor. True
True bill.
Com. ys. Catharine Kessling. Bawdy house
Prosecutrlx, Flora Mckee, to pay costs.
Com. VS.. Daniel Sullivan, assault and battery
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court ordered bench warrant for Z. sullivan.
Com. vs. Peter Giglcr, cruelty to animals. Pro
secutor. jeremiah Straus, to pay costs. Bcncl
warrant ordered for prosecutor.
Com. VS.. Joseph Bachcr, soliciting to commit
arson. County for costs.
Com. VS.. q. W. Riger, j. D. Kilan, and 9th
ers. Forcible entry and detainer. Prosecutor
Caleb Pershing, to pay costs
Com. VS.. David Allison. Larceny. Prosecu
tor to pay costs
FRIDAY Sh.-Com. VS.. Harrison Ileim.-As
sault and battery. Notguty. Jacob Conrad
prosecutor to pay half the costs, and defendant
half.
Com. VS.. John Gallagher. Assault and bate
ry. Not guilty. Defendant and Henry Beck
man, prosecutor, each to pay half the costs.
Com. us. Henry Peifcr.-Assnult and battery
Continued, and defendant held in the sum o.
five thousand dollars bail, which was given ant
approved.
Com. VS.. Minnie Waldorf and Frank Waldorf
assault and battery. Defendants not guilty, ant
the costs to be equally divided between William
Summers and defendants.
Com. VS.. WIN. Clark. - Assault and battery
Not guilty. Costs to be divided between defend
ant and John Brewer, prosecutor.
Com. VS.. Hugh Wier.-Assault and battery
Verdict that defendant pay fine of fifty dollars
to the Commonwealth, for use of county, costs
of prosecution and undergo an imprisonment ir
the county Jail for ten days.
Com. VS.. Peter Rubcnthal, selling liquor With
out license: Plead guilty; sentenced to pay @
fine of fifty dollars to the Commonwealth for ust
of county and costs of prosecution.
Com. VS.. Kate Kramer and Sarah Kriegbaum
Surety of the peace. Court directed that Laying
Miller and Kate Kramer each pay half the costs
Court also directed that Sarah Kriegbaum b.
discharged
Com. VS.. VIM. Summers, Thomas Wenn ant
Thomas Gallagher. Surety of the peace. Com
plaint heard, and Court directed the discharge
of Thos. Wenn and Gallagher, and that William
Summers pay one third the costs, and Julia ant
Prank Woldorf, prosecutor pay two-thirds thu
costs.