Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-06-19

excluded the deposition. Thereup.
on the deft.'s counsel said they
were unable to 60 along with the
case and set it not for the jury.
Farnllam aud Clarke for plff. Gle..
son. Rowell and Dillingham; for diff.
No. 06. LauvistOn l.. Church o.
Geo. X. and Henry Bates, The de-
claration in this suit contained one
count, for trOver alleging the con.
version by the deft. OF 4lG lbs. wool,
and two counts to trcspass on the
case, alleging the bringing of a suit
by the deft. maliciouslv against the
pltf. and thereby obtaining posses
sion of said wool. The plff. claim.
Ell that enc Thomas Pollard was
owing him q balance ON the price of
a horse, and that Pollard agreed
with the detts. to pay them the
amount which Church owed them
and to recover which this suit is
brought, and that the deftS. agreed
to accept Pollard as paymastrr and
discharge the pltf. The detts. deni
ell any such agreement. The wool
sued for was in the hands Of detts.
aud come into their possession I'M
der former attachment which had
been dissolved 10y agreement and the
wool left them subject to the de-.
mand or order of pIff. The testi.
mony is closed this afternoon.
James Peter Allen, who burned
John Hanks buildings in Randolph
was this morning sentenced to eigh-
teen years in the States Prison,
reckoning from this date. After he
was taken back to Jail he made some
threats of self..lestructlOn and want.
ed a razor, but he was clOSly watch.
ed and no harm was done.
SATURDAY, June IL.
No. 9G. Church .. Bates is closed
this forenoon. The jury returned
verdict for the detts. ilebard and
Farnllam for plff. Gleason and
ROweIl tor defts.
state .. Henry LoreU and Joseph
ABBOTT, new entry, is called up for
the purpose of having the bail of
Lowell fixed. The respts. were in.
dicted this term for burglary in en-
tering the store of p. A. Blanchard
of So. Stratford the 3lst OF Janua-
~ last and taking theretrom $44
worth of goods of various kinds.
Lowell is some younger than Alb
bott and claims that he did not go
into the store, that he lay drunk in
the sleigh outside. Bail was fixed
in the case of Lowell at $500.
States Atty. for prosecution, Farm
ham for Lowell.
No. 81. Pascoe D. Pollard was cal
led up to have the terms OF contill-
uance fixed. The Court decided to
continue the case on the terms that
the uetts. take no costs OF this term,
pay the pltf. costs and all attorney
lee of $40 within thirty days from
the rising of Court.
Court adorned at noon till Mon
day ? CLOCK, p. NJ.
MONDAY, June IA.
No. 1903. Hayden e. Sharpe ..
Joseph B1ggs, dr.. and others and
trustees. This was an action to re-
cover the balance due on the pur-
chase of 2lO sides of Patney leather.
The plff. is Il tanner and currier at
w. Randolph aud the defts. are shoe
so O"S, tCoLOWu ~. IL.
The leather was sold by sample aud
the defts. after using ninety sides OF
the leather, returned the balance,
claiming that it did not come up to
the sample, and refused to pay the
balance. The case occupied the day
and the testimony and arguments
of counsel were closed.
TUESDAY, June Is.
No. 1O3. The Court charged the
jury this morning and among other
things told them that if they found
that the defts. had used more leath-
er than was necessary to ascertain
whether the bulk come up to the
sample, that would he an accept
ance and they would he bound to
pay what the leather was reasonably
worth. Verdict for pltf. $35O.4G.
kowcll for piif. lIinckIey and He
bard for detts.
No. 200. State .. Charles Magoon.
Indictment tor stealing eight sheep,
belonging to one Emory. Respon'
dent claimstha the sheep were his
own and if not, they were marked
by mistake by his brother. States
Atty for prosecution, Harvey and
Heath for respondent.
State .. Charles Leet. Indictment
for bgamy. The respondent had
been bound up by Justice aud was
out on bail, set by the side Judges
at S4OO. Whether the States atty.
wanted more bail OF Leet's bonds
men wanted him delivered up for
want of security, does not appear,
but for some reason the High Sher-
lit went over to Lisbon, N. d.. and,
without any requisitiOn, induced
Leet to come into Vermont. His
bail is fixed today at $500, and for
want of bail he is committed to Jail.
States atty. for prosecution. Hebard
for deit.
AVENUE HOUSE SOLD. We