Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-04-19

cles taken from Mr.. Becker were found near
Mr.. Steinmetz's house and it was believed
that the burglary was committed with
them. Some time after the burglary q
search warrant was issued and the house
of Joseph GOodendOrf, in this city, was
searched by Officer McDevitt and Consta-
bic Bowman lot Of goods such as dry
goods, jcwelry, ETC., were found there,
and they were identified by Mr.. Steinmetz.
GoOdendorf and Mary, his wife, were tried
for receiving stolen goods the former was
acquitted and the woman was convicted
she was not sentenced and was called to
the stand as witness. She testified that
these goods were brought to her house by
Abraham Buzzard he gave her some of
them and left the others there he said he
had bought the goods Isaac brought no
goods there.
The counsel for Isaac Buzzard asked
that verdicts of not guilty he taken in the
cases against him as no evidence had been
produced to convict him. The court was
of the same opinion as were the common
weal:h's officers, and the jury was in
structed to find verdicts of not guilty as to
Isaac. No evidence was offered in defense
of Abraham and the jury rendered ver-
diets of guilty.
Com'th VS.. William Weider, Isaac
Buzzard, and Abraham Buzzard,
burglary. 1t was shown that on the
night of August 10Th the hotel of Benjamin
Fritz, in Georgetown, Bart township,
which is in the same building with his
house, was broken into by thieves, who
forced open the cellar door with large
cleaver which was taken from a neighbor.
A demijOhn, of whisky was stolen, and
the demijohn or one that looked like it,
was found at Grof7s store. Several days
after the burglary several men, with .
demijohn of whisky were seen near
Leaman Place by two of the witnesses
who were able to indentify none but
Isaac Buzzard. The same demijObn was
afterwards found at Groff's store, and was
Unidentified by Mr.. Fritz.
As no evidence had been brought to
show that either Abraham Buzzard or
William Weider had anything to do with
this whisky, the court ordered verdicts Of
not guilty to be taken in the cases against
them. The jury rendered verdict of
guilty as to Isaac.
tn vs.. Abraham Buzzard, Isaac
Buzzard and VIM. Weider, burglary. The
defendants were charged with breaking
into the house of William Ferree, in
Georgetown, Bart township. The COM
monwealth were unable to connect them
with the burglary, and verdicts of not
guilty were rendered.
Com'th vs. Isaac Buzzard and Abraham
Buzzard, burglary. The evidence in this
case showed that on the 12th of August
the store of Charles H. Geiger, in Quarry
vile was broken into. A large lot of
goods were stolen and some of them wero
found in the possession of Mary Gooden-
dorf, in this city, and were identified by
Mr.. Geigcr. The woman swOre that
Abraham Buzzard gave the articles
against Isaac and he was acquitted. In
the case of Abraham the jury found him
guilty.
Tuesday 4Morning.-Com'th VS.. Isaac
Buzzard and VIM. Weider, burglary.
ing into the dwelling house Of Joseph
Gensemer, in Ephrata, on the night of
December %, 1880. A lot of apples
sausage, potatoes and geese were stolen
and they were found in the house of
Daniel Shaeffer. on the mountain. Mrs.
Shaeffer swore that the goods were
brought to her house by defendants. The
jury found them guilty.
Benjamin Daveler plead guilty to steal
ing some money from his employer Daniel
T. Faegley, sentenced to three months
imprisonment.
Daniel Louderberger, plead guilty to
stealing " pounds of iron from the Sus-
quehanna rolling mill in Columbia. He
was sentenced to three months in prison.
VIM. Hensel (colored) plead guilty to
the charge of stealing cigars from A. P.
Fulmers saloon in centre square. Three
months was his sentence
COm'th VS.. VIM. Hull, three indictments
Of larceny. The defendant was charged
with stealing clothing from Monroe
Frazer, Henry Rettew and Abraham
Leaman, Of Marietta. He was found
guilty and received sentence Of nine
months and Is days.
Com'th VS.. Isaac Buzzard and VIM.
Weider, malicious mischief. On the night
of the 9TH of Janurry the Hollow school
house, in Leacock township, was broken
into, desks were broken open, books torn
and the blackboard defaced. There was
some writing on one of the books and this
Martin Buzzard swore was that of his
brother Ike. The defendants were seen
in the neighborhood upon that day. Jury
out.
True BMs-Wm. Bogart, Annie John
son, A. H. Seldom, and James Smith, lar
eeny VIM. Rexroth, felonious entry.
Zgnored-James Smith, larceny Henry
Hover and Abraham Buzzard, burglary.
Tobacco Items.
Samuel Snyder, of HammertOn Kennett