The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-03-06

DoiNGs IN COURT Court convened at
ii A. NJ. on Monday last, more than usu-
ally large lumber of jurors, witnesses and
parties to suits being in attendance. The
"rano and Traverse Jurors were called
and the newly elected constables sworn in,
after which court adjourned until p NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
MessrS Anthony Anna +. O'Friel and
/ w. ID. McClelland, County Commissioners.
and John A. Kennedy Clerk have taken
an appeal from the report of the Auditors of
Gamma county, which appeal will be con-
! sldered in June next.
The report of r, L. Johnston, Auditor,
/ appointed TO report distribution of the money
/ OF George j. Rodgers and William Kittell,
/ Executors of Jane Whsrry, deceased, was
/ read and confirmed niSi.
John p. Parrish who was indicted in two
/ cases Tor selling liquor without license, and
plead guilty at last term was sentenced to
pay fine of $50 dollars and costs in each
case, and undergo imprisonment for the term
of twenty days.
Commonwealth VS.. James Maloney-in-
dicted for assault and battery on his wife
plead guilty, and was sentenced to pay a
| fine of $50 and costs of suit, undergo i'm
prisonment for thirty days and enter inIo
! bonds TO keep the peace for the term of one
year.
Com. va. John Lutz-indictment, larceny.
Plead guilty, and was sentenced 10 pay a
fine of So and costs, and undergo imprison-
ment for thirty days.
Com. VS. Same. Plead guilty, and sen-
fenced to pay fine of So and costs and uri-
dergo imprisonment for fifteen days.
Com. VS.. Webster Hammer-larceny.
Plead guilty. Sentenced TO pay Il fine of So
and costs and imprisonment for thirty days.
Com. VS.. Same. P,etdguilty. Sentenced
TO pay fine of So and costs, and undergo
imprisonment for fifteen days
Com. VS. George Henkle-l larceny. Plead
guilty. Sentenced to paw fine of SIS and
costs, and imprisonment of thirty days.
Com. vs. Henry Hammers-larceny. Plead
guilty. Sentenced to pay fine of 81 and
costs, and undergo Imprisonment for the
term of thirty days.
Com. vs.. Edward Nagle-assault and bat
terry, :wo cases. Plead guilty. Not yet sen
fenced.
EVENING SESSION.
In the case of the Commonwealth VS. Thos
Moore, irdictme mt for assault and battery in
which Peter Finigan was prosecutor the
jury returned a verdict of mot guilty," and
that the prosecutor pay the costs; where
upon the gentleman who preferred the COM
plant was called before the Court, and no
fified that he would stand committed until
the costs were Iiquidated, as directed by the
jury.
In the two cases of the Commonwealth
VS.. Francis Harlan, Indictment surety of
the peace, the District Attorney entered 4
nORe p3'OScqUi
Com. Va. Michael Gates-indictment sell
ing liquor TO minors. Defendant plead guilty
and submitted. Sentenced to pay a fine of
$50, the costs of prosecution, and TO under
go an imprisonment in the county iail for
period of ten days. Court adjourned TO
meet at the usual hour on Tuesday morning.
TUESDAYS PROCEEDTEGS.
Com tn vs.. Henry Nort-indctment. as
sault and battery. The jury returned a YER
dict of guilty, but that ut the time of com
hitting the offence he was insane and there
fore, find him not guilty, Oh the rounds of
insanity.
Caleb and William Douglass vs. Michael
Brackcn. Summons, qpdrG clauSont Jrcgit.
jury ous.
Commonwealth VS.. Francis Crook ct a.
Mol pros. entered 10y District Attorney.
Com W.. Joseph Ramsey and y. p. Ram
Sey, selling liquor contrary to the Act of
Assembly. Prosecutor. G. VI. Grouse, not
appearing, defendants discharged.
CNm't VS.. Wellington and Wesley Cam
erou, charged with pursuing deer with dogs
Jacob 5. Ripple, the prosecutor, not appear
ing, defendants discharged.
COm'th VS.. John Nihil-malicious mis-
chief Cause tried, and jury ont.
The Grand Jury returned the following
preSeEtmtnt
To the IfnEorILle the JlIFacS of the Colpt of Quar-
ter Sessions ~ the C"UHtB ~ Cdmtridc
We; the Grand Jurors for the March Sessions
lie !uiIdiags-the Court House. Jail, and Poor
House, ana the Out-buidiUgS belonging there
with the exception of the vr.ults containing
the county d"cumcnts. We find them in an
NEWTON l. RORERTs. Foreman.
WEDNESDAYS AND THURSDAYS PRO
CEEDINGS.
Conith vs.. 7. B. Krrn-surety of the
piece. Defendant found guilty and SEN
fenced to pay docket costs, (the prosecutor
to fill no BILL } and bound over in the sum
of $500 10 keep the peace.
Conith vs.. EDWARD Nagle-assault and
battery. Defendant plead guilty and sub
mitted. Sentenced TO pay fine of SO and
costs OF prosecution, with bonds above.
COMMON PLEAS.
Julia Mcmahon, endorsed of Patrick Nc
Mahon, VS.. Catharine Whcen-No Sc Dee.
term, 1873; summons case in i'll assUmpsit.
Jury called, sworn and affirmed who find
for the plaintiff the sum of S2CS.57.
--JaCoby & Rose vs.. Trustees of NJ. f.
Church, Wilmore. No %. Dec. Term, 1873;
in assumpsit. Jury called, sworn
and affirmed, who find for plaintiffs in the
sum of $3.50, including interest.