The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-05-16
LOCAL AERArRs.

cnuur couRr. The May Term Of tho
Circuit Court for thia county, began on Mon.
day last, His Honor Judge Hayden presiding.
Chief Judge Miller was present on Tuesday:
The following are the names Of the GRAND and
Petit Jurors:
Grand Jarors,--Nilliam G, Polk fore.
man charlcs II. Henneman, Elias Yingllng,
John A. Brown, james L. Wampler, John
Diehl, Jacob Caltrider, Wesley Myers, Wm.
II. Grouse. George X. Frank, Henry Froek,
William II Haugh, Noah Shaetfer, Lewis J.
Beaver, William G. Rinehart, Henry b. Al
baugh, John r. Hill, Z. o. Grimes, Jacob
Zaehnriaa, James W. Beachem, Oliver H0oy-
er, Samuel McKinstry, John W. Davis.
Petit Jurors. Levi Caylor, Granville 5.
Haines, Gustavus w. Crapster, Louis Diel
man, John L. Haines Of Abr'm, Philip Six,
John W. Parrish, VIM. B. Nelson, Ephraim
Lindsay, Jesse Long, Francis J. Crawford,
John I. Lynch, Joseph A. Waesche, William
W. NALL, Dennis Cookson, Thomas b. Cos
nell, Philip N. Gore, Beniah Bowersox, Hen
~ L. Norris, John w. Harden, Andrew X.
Shriyer, Joshua Beasman, VIM. Segafoose,
Joseph Armaeost, DAVID W. Snader.
The docket was called on Monday, there
being ll5 cases on the original docket, Ssl
trials, and 81 criminal cases. Many cases
were set for trial, and in all probability Court
will last for several weeks. The appeals, %
in number, will be called on next Monday,
the 18th instant.
Monday, Nay ina. Chief Judge Miller
presided, Judge Hayden being disqualified in
the case called for trial. solomon Sentz vs..
John Ruby and others, trespass, 81 e armis !;
defendant pleaded not guilty; Isaac Z. Pear
son, Jr., counsel for plaintiff; Crout 4 Reit-
snider, Manlsby & Roberts, and Webster for
defendant The case was tried by jury and
continued during two days; verdict for de-
fendent.
On Wednesday, after the Grand Jury had
been called, Judge Miller stated thatthe ques-
ton as TO whether an indictment found after
the adjournment of Court would be legal,
stated that they would be required to sit the
same length Of time that the Court did, and
that they would not be allowed to adjourn, as
has formerly been the custom, until after the
Court adjourned for the day.
Thursday, Nay I4tk.-The case of John
Sentx Va. John Ruby and others, tried before
jury; Pearson for plaintiff; Crout 4 Reiisni-
der, Maulsby 4 Roberts, and Webster for
defendant; verdict for defendant.
John Ii. Lamotte VS.. Jacob Lineweayer
Maulsby 4 Roberts for plaintiff, Bond for de.
PENDANT case abated on account Of death Of
defendant.
Fritchey 4 Thomas VS.. James Wilson En-.
gler, assumpsit; Smith &McKellip, Crout 4
Reifsnider for plaintiff; Maulsby 4 ROBBERS
for defendant removed TO Frederick.
Aloysius Marshall vs.. Conrad Shew; Mauls-
by 4 Roberts for plaintif'; Pearson and Pear
son, Jr. for defendant; removed to Frederick
county.
Mary Mikesell by her next friend Philip
Scholl vs.. Jacob Knipple trespass, non pros;
Pearson, Jr. for plaintiff, Bond, Maulsby &
Roberts for defendant.
Vim. I. Webster VS.. Samuel Eichelberger;
SANDER, non pros Maulsby and Roberts for
plaintiff, Pearson, Sr. for defendant.
Mary Shafer by her next friend j. Q. A.
Jones vs.. Amos Shafer assumpsit; Jones 4
Smith FIR plaintiff, Manlsby L Roberts for
defendant; tried before jury; verdict for
plaintiff for SIPS.
Friday, Nay I5th.-Wm. r. Curry VS.. Job
Hibberd; Maulsby and Roberts for plaintiff,
Smith & MeKellip for defendant; judgment
by default under rule plea for S426.35.
VIM. X. Curry VS.. Josiah Hibberd Mnuls.
by and Roberts for plaintiff, Smith 4 Nickel
lip for defendant judgment by default under
rule plea for S426.35.
Francis Haines VS.. Isaac Lambert, John
Geiger; debt; Maulsby and Roberts for
plaintiff, Smith & McKellip for defendant.