Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1895-05-21

SATURDAY, after two weeks term.
Judge Chrisman paid the grand jury a
high and deserved compliment when
they made their final report. The fol-
lowing cases were disposed of during
the term.
CIVIL DOCKET.
Samuel Mason & Sons VS.. The Stand
ard Lumber Co.-Dismissed as to one
OF the defendants, Joseph Connolly,
and Judgment obtained against the
other, j. c. Roberts, for $4,000.
"Expartee. "-Zollie Daniels. an ap-
pllcation to be admitted to become a
citizen of the United States; applica-
ton was granted.
G. F. Scholl VS.. l. G. r. r. Co.-Jury
and verdict for defendant, for cost.
c. ID. Hodges VS.. /. c. r. r. Colds
missed at plaintiffs cost.
Hattie j. Moore VS.. |. C. R.R. Co.
Jury and verdict for plaintiff for 500.
II. and G. Newman VS.. Abrams & Ber
ger.-Dismissed as to Berger and judg-
ment in favor of plaintiff against,
against Abrams for 57793S.
Louis Schwartz Machinery & Supply
Co. VS.. NJ. l.. Tyler.-Judgeme by de-
fault in favor of plaintiff, for the sum
Of S336.15.
Max Priebatsch VS.. p. B. Mullens.-
Judgment for plaintiff by default of
defendant, for S44S.33.
Emma Allen VS.. Ira Hudson.-Ver-
dict for plaintiff, for $4,000.
j. d. Burkitt VS.. E. j. Schaller.-Ver-
dict for plaintiff, for the sum of $500.
S. p. McCarly VS.. Charlotte Rollins.
for plaintiff, for the sum of
$500.
Charley Buie vs. J. S. Allred.-Dis-
missed at plaintiffs cost.
Lewis Dunn VS.. F. M. Dunn.-Dis-
missed at plaintiffs cost.
j. N. Schwall VS.. Aaron Hurst.-Dis-
missed at plaintiffs cost.
Cornelia l.. Seibles VS.. Randall
Thomas and w. +. Davis.-Dismissed
at plaintiffs cost.
Jesse Taylor VS.. Hyman Zwirn.-
Dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
George Gouldman, minor, by Emma
j. Councilman VS.. |. G.. r. r. Co.-Jury
and verdict for plaintiffs for $4,000
and costs.
James Mccormick VS.. L. II. & w. p.
Baggett. and verdict for plain
tiff, for $500.
j. r. Horton VS.. Miss. Cotton Oil
Co.-Verdict by jury for defendant.
Joseph Bowling VS.. I. w. Tyler & Co.
ct. al.-Verdict for plaintiff for S477.0O
by default
D. M. Wells & Co. VS.. l. w. Tyler &
Co.-Judgment by default for plaintiff
for S615.
Porter & McRae VS.. A. S. Hart Judg-
ment for plaintiff for 1898.
H. N. Crawford VS.. Abram Harness.
by agreement at plaintiff S
cost.
John Phillips VS.. l. C. r. r. Co
Verdict for plaintiff for $500.
Eugene N. Bryant VS.. l. c. r. R. Co.
at plaintiffs cost.
Van Byrd VS.. James Zachary, trus-
tee.-Verdict for plaintiff.
j. B. Mccullough VS.. j. B. McDavid.
for defendant
Samuel Newsom & Sons VS.. The
as to Joseph Connolly and judgment
rendered by default against j. G. Rob-
inson.
A. Scherck & Son VS.. E. II. g. w. T.
acknowledgment by default for
plaintiff for S441.47.
A. G. Seavey VS.. w. w. Godbold.-
Judgment by default for plaintiff for
S91375.
Louisa Smith VS.. J. p. Fore.-Verdict
for plaintiff.
Margaret Garner VS.. John w. Boone.
Verdict for plaintiff.
George G. McClendon VS.. Mrs. Mollie
Hickey.-Verdict for defendant.
M. E. McInnis VS.. Ellison Weathers-
by.-Verdict for defendant.
Nathan Lotion VS.. Isaac Smith,
Verdict for defendant.
J. L. Bacott VS.. j. F. Mercier-Ver-
dict for $40.
Louisa Smith VS.. John P. Fore.-A
verdict for plaintiff; motion for new
trial granted.
Elizabeth Williams VS. Peter Lucich
Judgment for plaintiff.
The State VS.. Ellis Jones.-Carrying
concealed weaponS.-Verdict of guilty
fined S25 and costs.
The State VS.. Wesley Haynes.-Nol
pros.
The State VS.. Hardy Roberts ct. al
MOL. pros.
The State VS.. Hilary Pitman.-Nol
pros.
The State VS.. r. NJ. Attempt
to rape; verdict of not guilty.
The State VS.. Clara Thompson and
Berger Taylor.-Nol pros.
The State VS.. Albert Ratcliff
ing intoxicating liquor; plea of guilty
fined $50 and sentenced to two months
in Jail.
The State VS.. Chas. Moses. MOL. pros
The State VS.. Hartwell Scott.-Sell-
ing Intoxicating liquor; plea of guilty
fined S25 and sentenced to thirty days
in Jail.
The State VS.. Thomas A. Newell
Assault with intent to kill; verdict OF
guilty of assault.
The State VS.. Thomas A. Newell
Carrying concealed weapons; acquitted
The State VS.. Clara Thompson
Selling intoxicating liquor; acquitted
in two cases, verdict of guilty in one
and plea of guilty in two, sentenced to
two months in Jail in each case. Mol.
pros. in four cases.
The State VS.. Bill Davis.-Assault
with intent to kill; plea of guilty of as
sault, fined S25 and costs.