The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-06-04
Proceedings Of the circuit Court.

To-day ends the fourth week of Court, and
it is probable a final adjournment will be
reached. The jury, it is believed, will be
1 discharged at any rate. Since our last report
the following cases have been disposed of:
William Ranoull vs.. Chas. 7. Reifsnider,
administrator Of jeremiah Robertson. Ac-
/ ton Of aSsumpSit Verdict for plaintiff for
! Sll5.1S, to bind assets. Pearson and Smith
| for plaintiff; Refsnider for defendant.
/ John Baker VS.. Moses Parish. Action of
assumpsit. Verdict for plaintiff for SO.
Reifsnider for plaintiff; Smith q Mckellip for
/ defendant.
Josie Mercer vs. Samuel E. Grove and
wife Action Of SANDER Judgment con.
/ fessed for 5000 Bond, HinckS, Cook and
Crow for plaintiff; Pearre, Smith & Nickel
1 lip for defendants
| Margaret Shaeffer by her husband and next
friend VS.. Henry Shaetfer. Action ofreplev-
in. Judgment for plaintiff for retention Of
property and one cent damages and costs.
Smith y MeKellp for plaintiff; Boud and
Reifsnider for defendant.
Zachariah Dock vs.. the Western Maryland
Railroad. Claim for damages for injuries re.
ceived whilst in the employ of the railroad
company, in March, 1880, near Avondale
Station. Dock at the time was on a hand car
and was run into by train. Verdict for de-
PENDANT. Henning for plaintiff; Roberts for
defendant
Robert Jamison VS.. State of Maryland
Appeal from Justice Charles r. Favour, who
sentenced plaintiff to the House of Correction
for six months, as a tramp. Judgment re
versed and party discharged. Chas. Had
dock and Patrick McKenney, appeals from
same justice for like sentences, Judgment re
versed and parties discharged. Heuning for
State; Fink for plaintiffs.
State vs.. John Bowman, for assault and
rape. Adjudged not guilty. Heunlng for
State; Bond and Smith for prisoner.
State vs. Jesse Baltzlee. for assault with
intent to kill, Adjudged guilty, and seutenc.
ed to the Maryland Hospital for Insane until
he shall have recovered his reason, and be
discharged by due course of law. Henning
and Roberts for State; Smith 4 MckeiIIp and
Maulsby for prisoner.
State vs.. Joseph Myer. for larceny. Plead
guilty and sentenced to the House Of Cerrsc-
ton fer one year Henniug for State.
State VS.. Samuel Elder, for larceny; guilty.
Henning for State; Seabrook for prisoner.
Motion iornew trial made.
State vs.. John w. Wilhelm, for selling iiq
uor TO minors; not guilty. Henuiug for State;
Roberts and Maulsby for traverser.
State vs.. Benjamin /. Wood for selling
liquor on Sunday. Plea Of guilty coniesssd
fined $50 and costs. HeuHing for State.
State rs. Abram Greiier. for selling liquor
on Sunday. Plea of guilty confessed; fined
$50 and costs. Henniug for State
State vs. Miranda Barnes. for selling goods
without license. Plea Of guilty confessed:
fined $50 and costs Heuuiug for State;
Smith Il MckelEp for trayerser.
State vs.. Albert Greye, for selling liquor
on Sunday. Plea Of guilty confessed; fined .
$50 aud costs. Heanjng for State.
State vs.. Luther c. Pickett, for basjariy. I
Adjudge guilty. and appeal taken to the Court
Of Appeals, Henning for State; Naulsby for .
traverSer.
State vs.. Elizabeth Baukard. for selling
liquor without license. Not guilty. Heuning
for State; Reifsnider for travcrser.
State vs.. James W. Lowe, for selhRg lager
beer without Heesse; guilty and fined $50 aud
cost Henning for State: Bond for trayerser.
State vs. John Marsh, for keeping an orii-
nary without license; guilty. and h0ed $50
and costs. Heunjng tor State: Aaalshy for
,ravcrser.