The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-05-31
COURT PROCEEDINGS.
Gases Disposed of in Forsyth Court
Saturday and Monday

| FRANK LaSn vs.. Isabelle I1SN, sui
for divorce: verdict in favor Of plain
tiff.
Mary Williams and others VS.. David
Brown. It was adjudged that mol
liams and no costs accruing after this
term be taxed against the estate.
III. T. Knott VS.. the Norfolk & Wes-
tern railroad; an appeal from the jus
tice of the peace court; it was adjudg-
ed that the defendant pay all costs in
the case.
]. L. Patterson, trustee for Abbott
| So Jones, VS.. Fulton, tlynt K
! Co.; plaintiff paid the costs and new
suit instituted.
Sneed Furniture Co. VS.. the Man.
chester Fire Insurance Company, non
suit; case has been compromised.
Sneed Furniture Co. VS.. Georgia
Home Insurance Co.; plaintiff took
non suit and paid costs.
Hood, Fulkford 81 Co. VS.. D. ID.
/, Schouier, non suited at the request OF
| plaintiff, who paid costsoOf the case.
Simon Kiger vs.. Virginia State In
| surance Company, non suited; costs
| taxed to plaintiff.
HARRISON, Gathright & Company VS..
| Crawford Hardware Company, non
suited at request of plaintiff, who pays
| costs of case.
| DR.. E. Kerner VS.. r. S. Nelson, non
suited at the request of the plaintiff,
| who is Saxed with costs.
Heath, Springs Sc Co. VS.. j. w. AL
| spaugh, remanded to Clerk OF Court
| that the appraisers lay off to the de-
| PENDANT his homestead in accordance
| to law.
Sharpless Bros. VS.. D. D. Schouler,
| non suited.
Winston Payne VS.. sallie Payne,
divorced case, adjudged in favor OF
| plaintiff.
Joseph Rosenbacher and Carrie Ro-
| senbacher vs. J. w. Alspaugh; judg
ment in favor Of plaintiffs tor 81, SOC. 81.
| The case of Hemmin Bros. vs.. A. Q.
| Green, dismissed.
Wednesday, May 23d.l
The most interesting and important
cases before the Superior court this
morning was that Of J. q. Reed, for
retailing, being an appeal from the
Winston mayors court. There is d
long list of cases on the city court
docket, in each of which Reed has
been fined fifty dollars and costs for
repeated offences of this kind. Reed
ment for prosecution and defense was
heard this morning. The plea Of Mr..
| Reeds counsel is that the matter Is
not in the Jurisdiction of the mayors
court. Watson & Buxton for the city
and j. S. Grogan and Glenn & Man y
| for Reed.
OTHER CASES.
State vs.. Peter Owens, gambling;
| not guilty. John Mack Johnson and
julie Cole plead guilty in the same in
| dictment.
State vs.. John Hairston, retailing,
guilty; judgment suspended on pay
ment of costs.
State VS.. Caleb Penny, retailing;
plead guilty and Judgment suspended
on payment of costs.
There were fourteen cases disposed
of yesterday afternoon as follows:
State VS.. Jake Yokely, forciable
| trespass; misstrial.
State VS.. Abe King, ARRAY; called
| and failed, capeas issued, continued.
State VS.. Calvin Bethel, affray; not
guilty.
State vs.. Jno. Hutchins, forciable
| trespass; plead guilty and discharged
on payment of costs.
State vs.. Simon johnson, larceny
| and receiving; plead guilty and assign
ed to months work on the public
road.
Jno. Gibson, larceny and receiving,
guilty; four months on the public
road.
State vs.. J. w. Vaughn, larceny and
receiving; plead guilty and given ten
months on the public road.
| State VS.. L. S. CroWder, plead guilty
discharged on the payment of costs.
State VS.. r. n. Adams, for dispos-
| ing of mortgaged property, guilty;
| fined $40 and costs.
State VS.. Cole Parker, larceny and
receiving, guilty; given four months
on the county road.
| State vs.. Jerry Lash and Bette
| Brooks, +. and a.; not guilty.
State vs.. Caleb Penny, two cases;
plead guilty and discharged on pay
ment of costs in each case.
State vs.. w. A. Bass, attempt to
steal: not guilty.
George Brown, Cicero Knott and
Sim Branuon case continued. De-
| PENDANTS were bound over to the next
| term.
| The case of State VS.. Max Cohen for
setting fire to Summerfleld's store, was
again continued. The defendant
| failed to show up.
State VS.. Caleb Penny, for retailing
| in five cases, defendant plead guilty;
judgment suspended on payment Of
costs.
All but two Of the cases against
| A. Reed for retailing, were continued.
| The two go to the Supreme Court for
| decision.
State VS.. Simon Kiger, appeal from
mayors court, for retailing, fined $50
and cost.
State VS.. Dan Carter, assault with
deadly weapon, not guilty.
State VS.. Thos. NOEL, attempt to
break jail, guilty; Judgment not
prayed; defendant discharged.
| State VS.. ]. FL. Cook, larceny and
| receiving, defendant plead guilty; 6
| months on county roads.
STAGE VS.. Joe McLane, larceny and
receiving, defendant plead guilty;
| months on county road.
State VS.. John Hairston, retailing,
guilty; judment suspended on pay
snent of costs.
| State VS.. Peter Owens, Sam Sher.
man, Anthony Optimus, Crawford
Jones. Julie Coats, John Mack John.
son. Miles Kelly, Moses Hay, viii
Clement, gambling. Johnson and
Coats plead guilty. Others not guilty
State VS.. B. O. Wagner, for cruelty
to animals; not guilty.
State vs. John Crutchffeld, carrying
concealed weapon, guilty; fined S1(
| and costs.
State VS.. Willie Martin, colored
larceny and receiving, guilty; sen
fenced to county roads for fOul
months.
j. M. Cummings vs.. j. A. Vance, fol
possession of engine and boiler, al
issues decided In favor of Plaintiff
Cummings
Il Cicero Tise VS.. P. T. Lehman and S
e. Leman, order to arbitrate
BY consent of plaintiff and defendants
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