West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-04-27
CIRCUIT COURT.

Presiding.
The following cases on the Grim
inal docket We're disposed of by the
Court, during last week, beginning
with where we left off in our last
issue:
State VS.. Scott Tracewell, felony ;
recognizance enlarged and case con
tinued.
State VS.. G.. S. and T. C. Hull.
mlsdemeanor; mol pros. entered.
State VS.. c. W. Buehler, unlawful
retailing; fine of $40 and costs con-
tessed, and defendant required to
enter into u recognizance in $500
to keep the peace and not violate
the law in vending intoxicating
liquors.
State VS., Jackson Baker, assault
and battery; jury trial; fined $40
and costs.
State VS.. David Abbott, unlaw-
full retailing, No. /; trial by jury !;
NclulCt, llot guilty.
Same VS.. Same, unlawful retail
ing, No. ,; jury trial; verdict, not
guilty.
State VS. James Phillips, unlawful
retailing, No. 2; confessed fine of
$40 and costs, and required to enter
recognizance in $500 to keep the
peace, and not to violate the law in
vending intoxicating liquor.
State VS. James Phillips, same of
Tense; same fine and costs confessed.
State VS.. James Phillips, same
oftense, No. 3; same confession.
State VS.. John Busch, sameollense /;
defendant confessed fine of $40
and costs, and was required by the
Court to enter his recognizance in
81 1000 to keep the peace, and not to
violate thelaw in vending intoxica-
ting liquors.
State VS.. Sallie Johnson, keeping
house ofill-famo trial by jury gull
ty and fined $40.
State vs.. Lou Maidcns, same of
Tense jury trial verdict not guilty.
State VS.. John Caveny,
misdemeanor; fine Of 81 and costs
confessed.
State VS.. J. V. UhI, assault and
battery; jury trial; verdict, not
guilty.
State VS.. John Strong, assault and
battery; trial by jury; verdict of
guilty and fined $40.
State VS.. John Busch, unlawful
retailing, No, 2; trial by jury YER
dict guilty and fined $50. On mo-
ton verdict set aside on payment OF
costs.
State VS.. Samuel Cross, felony
recognizance enlarged and case con
tinued
State VS.. John Busch, unlawful
retailing, No. 4; jury trial verdict
guilty, and fined $40. Motion to
set aside argued and overruled.
State VS.. John Altman, misde-
meanor; mol. pros. entered.
State VS.. VIM. Miller, wilfull
trespass; dismissed for failure of
prosecutors to give bond as requir-
ed.
State VS. George Fortner, fornica-
ton nol pros entered.
State VS.. Lou Van Wye, INSIDE
demeanor; trial by jury; verdict,
not guilty.
State VS.. Thomas Dolan, unlaw-
full retailing, No. 1 defendant con-
fessed fine Of $40 and costs, and was
required by the Court to enter his
recognizance in $500 to keep the
peace and not to violate the law in
vending intoxicating liquors.
John Lapsley, convicted of muir
der in the second degree, was sem
fenced by the Court to Is years in
the penitentiary.
State VS.. Mollie Van Wye, mis-
demeanor; mol. pros. entered.
State VS.. John Mathers, felony !;
mol. pros entered as to the felony,
and fine of 81 and costs confessed for
misdemeanor.
State VS.. Silas Severns, felony !;
same order and same confession.
State VS.. Van Nutter, felony;
same order and confession.
State VS.. Benz. Nutter, felony !;
same order and confession.
CIVIL CASES.