The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-06-15

IN COMMON PLEAS,-Court convened on
Monday last, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, with Hon.
John Fl. Orvis, additional law Judge Of the
twenty-tifth judicial district, on the benci,
Judge Dean being in Huntingdon this week
holding an extra session of Oyer and Ter
miner for the trial of a homicide case Af-
ter the bar list had been called a,sl the
names of the jurors announced the petition
of the defendant in the case of the Commo
wealth Is. Daniel Hilderi,ramd. for the ben
eff Of the insoivent laws, was disposed of
'sy rrqniring the petitioner to enter into his
oun reonguikas-e ia the sum of $500 te APP
pear at the next Court of Common Pleas
and abide the decree of said Court The
following eases were then taken up in the
order r,amed and occupied the attention Of
the Court until Thursday noen, at which
time oar paper was put to press
T. ID. Saupp VS.. j. J. kr;se. NJ. D.-feigned is
sue Jury find for plaintiff st9SS
Samuel MiliilSen, for use Of H. s. Myers &
Co, vs.. Joseph Bardine Verdict for tn e plain
tiff i'm the sum of ss04.O
5. f. Burns vs.. John j. Krise. NJ D., John
Wagner and John Porter. Jury awarded the
Jos. Dvsart & Son VS.. JAS. Condor & Son
erty in dispute. consisting of two horses.
A. F. Kerr VS.. J. J. Krise, NJ. D.-feivncd is
stis5a. 49,
James Potts and George Bheam We. Henry
Wrig hi ard Nancy Wright, his wifc--Oject mc emit
This action was brought by Plaintiffs to recov-
er about two hundred acres of hand on Laurel
9.
who are colored people, aud who claimed pos
session under the statute nj limitation and
also from the a LEGGED fact that the title of plain
ttfs under a sale in the Orphans Court was
frauduleui3y obtained aud hence was void. or
tb fis bstr Court Of 1s and @as m
subsequently taken to the Supreme Court,
from whence 1t was sent back Tor trial In
Conuion Pleas. 1t has now been tried for a
second time.and under Instructions from Judge
Orvis tho jury at 3 O'Clock, p. NJ, Wednesday
Philip F. Shaffcr VS.. Joseph Horner-action
OF repIevin to recover the value of a mare
hired from plaintiff by peGlar named Hans
man, who traded il tc the defendant for horse
and a certain other consideration in cash. Jury
find for plaintiff In the sum of S)6.52.
On application of District Attorney Rose the
Court ordered the removal of Margaret Riah
adjudged insane, from the county prison to
tue almShouSe.
Jacob Fronheiser VS.. The Borough Of Johns
town. This is an action to recover some $500
or 5000 for damages alleged to have been sus-
taiued by piaintif iii consequence of the neg
lcct of said borough to provide proper drain
leading from property owned by complainant.
On trial as we go to press.
CASES CONTINUED on SETTLED.
Potts 4 Campbell vs. James kearney-feign-
special order made for trial of cause next term.
Fenner vs.. feigned issue: con;
Others; continued by consent, Cresson Springs
Co. VS.. NJ. H. Mclaughlin; continued by con-
Consent, i. IT, CainTh, for use. vs.. John a. Rager,
George haser and Thomas Davis; continued
by the pariiSs- Wm. M Lloyd Co. for use,
Va. y. IL. Cresswell s. Son continued. John
Finn SamCei Gates: continued at cost of
defendant. WIN. II. Somervile VS.. A. G. Fin
ney and others: continued and peremptory or
der for trial on Tuesday morning of second
week of September term, at O'Clock, A. NJ
Elizabeth LcidcD vs. Anthony Conrad--fegned
issue: settled on payment by defendant II
plaintiff of amount claimed, el.0. james Dick.
ey va. Martin KutrufY, and McGoBigle's heirs
va. p. NJ. 4 r. j, Woleslagie; settled as per pa
pers filed. Charity +. Sharp p. NJ. Brown
aud Joseph ID. snyder; plaintiff suffers non suit.
FOR TRIAL.
J J. Krise, NJ. D., Peter J. Krise p. NJ.
& j. Brown vs. Charity T. Sharp; Fend Cover
VS.. John Parke,