The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-10
PONCE CouRr-Judgt Cmnmsr.

Alh llUlluI ull SATURDAY
Ferdinand BObbett was fined $40 for dis
orderly conduct ind $40 for assaulting
Henry Schultz
For drunkenness, Henry Bushman was
fined g and costs, Cornelius Vance g and
costs, Hannah filzsimmOns s. and costs,
Mrs. Mccormick y and costs, and Ann
Dorgan g and costs. AL were committed.
Alexander Bruebottom (rolOrcdl was
fined s. and costs for disOrlerly conduct,
and committed In default.
The cuse Of Charles Larkins, charged
with disOrderly conduct, was dismissed.
Charles Beuter, IT,. was fined s. for as
saultinga small child OF Adam Henneman.
lie pAid the line.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouET- Judge
Jackson.
This Court was in session on Saturday.
The following business was transacted.
l.. A. Martin, @. c. Watts, Charles He'd.
rick, John S. Cunningham, Daniel Neal,
Thos. NJ. Harris, J. ]. Roberts, q. A,
Grant, Warren p. BELL, 4. L. Fleming, A.
l.. Clark, +. H.Snyder, George 7. Sergeant,
l.. a. Powell, John Carlin, G. W. Yocum,
Isaac y. Kelly, John II. Woods, John
Pedro and John a. Gibbons, were sworn
rs Jurors.
United States VS.. Eli Brookover-Mis.
demeanor. Defendant entered plea OF
guilty on three indictments. Judgment
was entered for 500 fine one Indictment
and costs, and the fine in the other cases
and the imprisonment was suspended on
the defendant giving bond with good
security for the payment Of said fine and
costs, by the second day Of the next term
at Wheeling.
United States vs.. jeremiah Long-Mis.
demeaner. The Jury returned with YER
dict Of not guilty. On the trial Of this
cause one Of the witnesses for the Govern.
ment was impeaChed, and the testimony OF
the other witness differed materially from
that recorded as given by him before the
grand jury at the last term here. 1t being
disclosed on the trial that this witness had
been approached by parties interested in
this cause, and it being believed that he had
been tempered with and Influenced in the
matter by the defendant and others, the
Court ordered the Marshal to take the de-
PENDANT and witness in his custody until
they should give bond for their appear.
duCe lciG " huohoA W Nlll GudIst tuhl
might be brought against them for such
offence, which they accordingly did and
were released.
United States W. Alexander Rice-Alis.
demeanor. The jury in this case returned
with verdict Of guilty on two indict.
mcnts, aud the Court assessed u fine OF
500 and the costs in each case, and sus.
pended the imprisonment, the defendant
giving bond with good security for the
payment Of such fine and costs by the Sec
Ond day Of the next term horp.
United States vs. l.. D. DOlhearO-Alis.
demeanor. The defendant in this cause
being called in open Court by the Marshal,
and the bonlsmen also being called by
the Marshal, and no one answering to
said calls, the Court declared his recogniz.
ance forfeited, and ordered Judgment
taken, by default, against this defendant
and bondsmen for the amount OF each
bond or recognizance.
United States vs.. John Devore-AIisdc.
meanor. The jury in this case returned n
verdict OF guilty, on one indictment,
whereupon the attorney for the defendent
asked the Court to suspend judgment un-
ill next Tuesday 10 which the Court
agreed, and deienlent gave hisreCognizance
with security for his appearance on next
Tuesday, to answer the judgment Of the
Court.
United States vs.. Perry G. Musgravc-
Misdemcanor The jury in this case re.
turned a verdict Of guilty, and the Court
reserved its judgment until Monday morn.
ing, md the prisoner was remanded tothe
custody Of tho Marshal.
United States vs. Francis N. Rrookovor
-NIisdemeanOr. The defendant, In this
cause, entered n plea Of guilty, and the
Court assessed u fine OF 500 and costs, and
suspended the imprisonment upon the
defendant giving bond with good security,
for the payment of such fine and costs by
the second day OF the next term here.
United States vs. Nathan Baker-Alisde.
mcanor. The jury in this cause returned
verdict OF guilty, and the Court assessed
IL fine Of 500 and ooSts. aud agreed to sus-
pend the imprisonment upon the payment
Of the same, or upon him giving bond with
security for such payment. Neither hav.
ing been done at the time for adjournment,
the prisoner was remanded to the custody
OF the Marshal and Court adjourned until
Monday morning at o o'clock.
After adjournment, Nathan Baker gave
bond before Clerk Moore to comply with
the judgment OF the Court.
United States vs. Morgan B. Lemley-
MisdemeanOr. This case was dismissed,
the defendant having paid the special tax
for III e period of time which included the
time Of the sales for which no was indicted.