The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-03-23

| ing liquor 20 men of known Incorporate
habits ard selling liquor in less quantities
| than a quart. Jury find defendant guilty
on both charges.
james Doran et al vs.. W. II. Piper ct al,
| ejectment. The jury by direction Of the
court found verdict for the defendants.
Commonwealth vs.. Emery w. Statler,
enticing young girl from her home for
immoral purposes. Jury found defendant
not guilty and divided the costs between
the prosecutor and the defendant.
Commonwealth vs.. Bert Spires, fornica-
| tion and bastardy. Jury found defendant
guilty.
Commonwealth vs.. John Ling. aggrava
ted assault ard battery. jury find defend
ant not guilty and divided the costs be-
tween the prosecutor and defendant.
Commonwealth vs.. John Dorman, de-
frauding a boarding house keeper. Jury
find defendant guilty.
Commonwealth VS.. James c. Slick. en-
tering a building with intent to commit a
felony. Jury find defendant guilty
Commonwealth VS.. David Lswery. as
sault and battery. jury find defendant
not guilty and the prosecutor, Frank Pow
els, to pay the costs.
Commonwealth vs.. John Powers, assault
and battery. Jury fad defendant not
guilty but that he pay onehalf the costs.
Commonwealth VS.. Tillie Buterbaugh
and Curt SauerS, selling liquor without
license and selling liquor To minors. Jury
find defendants guilty on both counts in
the Indictment. On the first count Mrs.
Buterbaugh was sentenced 10 pay fine of
$40 costs and one months Imprisonment in
the county jail. Sauers was sentenced to
pay a fine of SO. On the second count
they were sentenced 10 jointly paw a fine of
500 and each undergo one months impris-
Onmeut in the county jail
Commonwealth V. George Hamilton
alias Hopes alias Harris and Charles
Kennedy alias Tuttle, breaking into a rail-
road station house. jury find defendants
guilty Hamilton was sentenced To pay a
fine oil $40 and costs and To 10 years in the
Western penitenuiary. Kennedy will be
sent to the Huntingdon reformatory.
COmmonw ealth vs.. Peter Stinebiser and
William MahOn. burglary. Jury find de-
PENDANTS not guilty.
John IL. Veil vs.. Shaffer & Smith. as
sumpSit. Jury find for defendants S3O3. 30.
James Murray who had been convicted
of receiving stolen goods, was sentenced 10
one year and six months in the penitentiary
james WalcO, convicted of robbIng freight
cars at CreSson, was Sentanced to one year
aud six months in the penitentiary. -Four
other Hungarians who had been concerned
in the same robbery were each sentenced
TO sixty days in the county Jail.
Joseph SOrrick, convicted of stealing
coal, was sentenced to pay a fine of $50,
costs and go To Jail for thirty days.
THIRD WEEK
A. J. Snyder vs.. Cambria Iron Company.
Continued.
Strouse, Rothchlds Il Co., vs. Hochstein.
Settled
Rurgraff vs.. JohnstOwn Passenger Rail-
way Company. Continued.
Wentroth vs.. Bloom. Settled.
Gardner vs. Strayer. Settled
March BrOwnback Stove Company VS..
Robert Hite. Continued.
LutZ vs.. Suppes. Continued.
John Wingard vs.. Joseph YOder. Jury
find for plaintiff the sum of SO. Motion
made for a new trial.
Alexander Mock vs.. William Jennings,
slander. jury find for plaintiff the sum of
s..
Sue f. Frye VS. Mary E. Beilstein.
Ejectment. Jury 6nd for plaintiff the
land described in the writ.
John ID. Hughes administrators vs..
Sarah G. Reese and David q. Reese. Jury
find for plaintiff s274-2O.
John Rively vs.. Pennsylvania Railroad
Company. Settled by the parties.
Real Estate Transfers.
Henry Styles ct uX. TO Issiah K. Brown,
Barr township; consideration, s., 800.
John c. Eberly ct uX. TO John BOes, AL
legheny township. 81 go
James McCullogh ct ux. John BOes, AL
legheny township, $500.
John a. Cooper ct uX. to Henry j. Coop
er, Gallitzin, $50.
Henry j. Cooper to John A. Cooper.
Galitzin, 500.
Hugh Canavan ct ux. to John Canavan,
Jr., Portage, $50.
Hugh Canavan ct uX. to John Canayan
Jr., Portage. 8, 800.
Joseph Horner ct ux Maggie Grouse.
South Fork, 81.
V. =. Sanker ct uX. to Francis Durbin
Jr., Washington township, 500.
Henry A. Riblett 81 uX. To George Il.
DiShong, Jackson township. $500.
Cecilia Diamond to Patrick Diamond,
JohnStown
Cambria Iron Company to Robert Dia-
mOnd, Prospect, SIP.
Cambria Iron Company to Robert Dia-
mOnd, Prospect, $50
Thomas Byrne ct uX. to Mary FoXell
SuSquehanna township, SO.
James l.. Sheehan To Celia GettingS.
Clearfield township. 500
JohnStown Manufacturing COMPANY to
Joseph and Thomas Murtha, Johnstown,
$500.
Sheriff of Cambria county TO Bella Me-
Featers ct al Adams township, $500.
f. l.. JOhnston'S Executors To Mathiot
Reade, trustee, Jackson township, 81
Christian Shelter ct ux. to ID. A Stull,
Adams township, 500.
Margaret i. McConaughy ct al. To John
SchescO, Lower Yoder township, 1926.
Josiah Fry ct ux- To Robert ii. Sayre ct
al. trustees, Richland township. s2,I5i.
ID. ;. McAnulty ct uX. to W. Sunderlin,
BarneSborO, s225.
Geo. Il. Stineman ct ux. TO Valentine
WiSSel, Cambria borough, $3.50.
John ii. Veil ct uX. 10 Daniel Statler,
Scalp Level, $3.50.
John Hoitz ct ux to Jacob Stoltz, Cam
bria township, $500.
Chest Creek Land & Improvement Com
pany to L. III. Geager. Patton, $3.50.
Marriage Licenses
The following marriage licenses were is
sued by the Clerk of the Orphans Court
for the week ending Wednesday, March 81,
1894.
Harry Elmer Keiffer, RoSedale, and
Susan &. FIndley, West Taylor township.
Harry Marcus, jersey City, n. j.. and
Bel tina kamiSky, JohnStown.
+. w. Bryan, COopersdale, and Kate +.
LlOYd. JohnstOMn.