The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-12-12

his right and Associate Thomas on Ills lett.
Forty-One jurors answered to their names.
The following cases were continued
Mrs. c. =. N White vs.. B. B. Martin, and
J. G. Martin, and j. y. StiHeback, srire faci0s.
John Bradley rs. Patrick Risbon, ScsTe "a
cids.
Union ltu.-- Insurance Company Of Blair
county vs. d. c. ISccs foh.. W agner, Geo.
Yahner, Patrick Maloy, w J. Buck, Lewis
Burgoon, Matthew Ivory, and John Kratzer,
eight cases continued by consent
A J. Christy VS.. William Baker, feigned
issue Judgment on plea of former recovery
entered by consent for defendant.
Executors Of Michael Weakland, decd, vs.
Thomas ]. Byrne, appeal Continued at
cost of plaintiff.
DR. George Rex VS.. Rogers, ejeetment.
The case of Ellen Hannah vs.. NJ w. keim
& Co, feigned issue, was settled, the issue
being dismissed at cost of plaintiff.
Mary A Bradley, executrix Of John Brad
", decd, vs.. John Boas, repievin. This case
was for the value Of colt and other domestic
ANIMALS. Jury find property Of right belongs
to plaintiff. but assess no damages.
Sentence was passed on AessTs. A. ).
Christy. FIorian Bengele and George G. Bre
on, pf LO1 etto, found guilty last week OF
selling intoxicating liquors to certain stu
dents of st Francis College, the said stu
dents being minors. Each was ordered 20
pay a fine Of f25 and the costs Of prosecution
and to undergo Imprisonment in the county
Jail for the term OF ten days. Mrs. Brown,
convicted Of the offence, was not sentenced.
EVENING SESSION.
The following sentences we're imposed on
parties convicted last week OF crime OF va
riOus grades
Maggie Varley, burglary, 800 fine, costs
of prosecution, and two years and six months
in the Western Penitsntiary.
Maggie Davidson, burglary, 800 hne, costs
of prosecution, and two years and six months
in the Western PenitentaTy.
Jacob Nanatta, burglary, 500 fine, costs
of prosecution, and three years and SIX
months in the Western penitentiary.
James Quinn, larceny, SO fine, costs or
prosecution, and six months IN the county
jail.
James Kelly burglary. In this case, \
motion for a new trial having been made,
sentence was deferred. The prisoner alleges
his ability to prove an abb, claiming that he
was an inmate OF the Allegheny county
WOrkhouse at the date of the commission of
the burglary whereof he stands convicted.
John Maynard, burglary. The prisoner IS
sick and sentence was therefore deferred to
Argument Court
Thomas Kennedy. larceny An applica-
ton for a new trial having been made in this
case, sentence was postponed.
TUESDAY FORENOON.
Hawks vs.. HoppIe, Bearer & Co assuplp-
sit jury found for defendant i'll the sum
of S3e. 81.
Mclaughlin vs. Donmyer assumpsit
Verdict for defendant.
In the case of Michael \. McConigle for
use Of Mrs Ann Wynn vs.. James II. Dysart
and Daniel Iaughm3n, the parties agree to
make case stated for opinion.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The hrst case taken up was that OF Doug
lass vs. McKinzie, appeal. Defendant pleads
surprise, and case continued.
Kaufman ct al. vs.. Speichers, sire facigs sur
mortgage Plaintiff becomes nonsuit. Con-
gresham Coffroth was Of counsel for this
case
Dibert & Co. vs. Speichers, scire facias sur
mortgage. BY agreement jury brought in
verdict for plaintiffs for the sum of S21.50.
Conrad's Exits. vs.. p VI. & j. Brown,
covenant. Jury md for plaintiffs in the sum
of 81, 05o.55.
EVENING SESSION.
Mclaughlin Us. DonmyeT was q case Of
foreign attachement the defendant, Mr..
Simon p. DOnmyer, being resident of Kan
sas. The verdict Of the jury which was not
reached until nearly the hour Of midnight,
was in favor OF the plaintiff to the tune of
$50
Swires vs. Rhoddv, summons trespass. etc.
Mr.. Rhoddy is the constable of CieaTfield
township, and, in obedience to IN execution
issued by st. Augustine Justice at the in
stance Of the Catholic church of that place,
some certain sums pertaining to pew rent be-
ing the matter under consideration, did levy
on and sell a shingle-uili which was the
property Of 9iT. SwireS. There was some in
foTmality about the transaction, and the jury
rendered judgment against the constable in
the sum of 1916. 80.
wEDNESDAY's SESSION.
The case of Zimmerman vs. Wehns was
the last case left open ON the list. It was
summons IN circtment, and occupied the at
tCntiOn of the Court throughout the entire
day. All the other jurymen had meanwhile
been discharged from further attendance.
The verdict Of the jury was Tor defendants.
Court adjourned finally at G." 0 clock, =. II,
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PUBLIC SCHoRL ATTEEDANcE.-Rep0 of
public schools Of Ebensburg borough for the
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NGmhoT III attendahce--'..---< - AZ
Average -..-....25 II sc
feF cent. ol -..',...so 50 90
htPoft 81 Room q. ). b6rser, Ieae2e'
Male Female. Total.
Number In nattendsHce.....-..lA Is %
Average .-......I2 u p
= = cent o' -'-'-.-.s' ~ -
Pupils present every day during the month: Day
i1i Aton- 1--WE Li3yc
Resort Of Room s-Afiss sfqy-v 0bcnEIe Teacher
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I, s' u.LueI 4h "''e.idAhc' e. 81 ~ % %
t5e-r raSt or u q 81
d. bats Ratie RCbsris En TSds Kti
Evans Allie Jones Hattie Griffith Noiie Cisrfi.a.
AIonie Eysns, Addie Quartz. George Kinkead,
I, '-,i' el-l' t' ioIis-' Ei-uno IiillsI'
Harry IyilIf.o,r ffarrTs, g'1,,,s1 -, S..--I
- 81 ~ '-i''i'
report o. Room +-i''S' d'L'e lloyd ieccAe1-
Male Female Total
Number in sttcrdanca....... - p -
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Fanny Riabieon Eatir Krs.tS1. II, Pc. III
ME slough Linda Homes Tz0rs T5sv- g;aoryc T}i-L-
! Ohm Dick. Thaddie Evans, Thannie Davis. An