The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1896-04-17
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>, The Circuit Court is now in the second
week if its session, and will probabl last
all of next week. Judge Crane arrived
Wednesday, and expects to remain until
the close of the term.
The eiectment suit of Benjamin f. Ran
dali VS. Annie Mento and Mark Mento,
her husband was concluded on Saturday
afternoon, after occupying the time of the
Court for four days. The jury brought
in verdict for the plaintiff for the proper
~ described in the declaration and cent
damages. Messrs Charles H. Stanley and
Richard E. Brandt for plaintiff and
Messrs. Magruder and Wilson for the
defendants Exceptions have been noted
and the case will be taken to the Court
of Appeals.
The Court on Mon day took up the case
Of Peter H. Heiskell, Jr., & Co., use of
James E. Padgett, Assignee, VS.. Hester J.
Rollins; action for debt; tried before a
Jury who LATTER IA short deliberation on
Tuesday Brought in verdict for plaintiff
for $5G5O1. Messrs William l. Hill and
Charles H. Stanley for plaintiffs, and Mr..
George c. Merrick for defendant.
On Wednesday the criminal docket was
taken up, and the following cases have
been disposed of state VS.. Charles Beali
indictment for assault with intent to kill;
jury trial; verdict not guilty, Bells for
state, Rogers for prisoner
State VS.. Chas. Beall, Indictment for
carrying concealed weapons; jury trial
verdict not guilty, Bells for state, Rogers
for prisoner
State VS.. James McCauley and Henry
McCauley, indicted for assault with intent
IN KILL tired before Il jury and James
found guilty of simple assault and fined
$50 and costs, Henry acquitted. Bells ard
Wilson for state and Brandt for prisoners.
J The first weeks Petit Jury will be re-
CURED to be in attendance on Monday
The jury is as follows:
VIM Pinkney Berry j ohm Suit Richie.
Emanuel Knowles Benz. E. Randall. -.
Richard W. Scott William II. Tayman
John B. Merchant Beale D. Mullkin
Geo. T Underwood lgnatius A. Gardiner
Jane, NJ Latimer. j ohm Snowden. 80.
Thomas O. Flaherty Samuel E. Cox. $50.
William T.Tippett. William W. Wilson.
Henry T. Trueman William r. Smith.
Henry p. Armstrong Alexander Hall. -.
Jos. Ii Parker tcor d)Charles c. West.
Barclay l. Thomas. John W. Hicks. -.
Henry NJ. McGaw. ............. ...-...
On Saturday the Grand Jury adjourned
until yesterday, AID after finding several
en-
report:
To M~ H,no abir Jrly.s Of he Coa-t for
Primer e. o yes Conny
In submitting this report to your Honors
we beg leave to state that our heightened
session was made necessary not only by
the number of witnesses examined, but
because they were not prompt in coming
before us.
We have eYamined 80 witnesses, made %
presentmentS found % true bills and dis
missed charges.
committee of the jury visited the
Aims House and their report is here sub
mitted.
The jury in body visited the county
iail and recommend the following repairs:
that the gutterlng and spouting be repair
ed We considered it To be safe and if
that more prectutinn he taken and a strict
guard of the prisoners be had and the hab
it of allowing the prisoners to do the work
around the Jail he stopped and not permit
ted as through this source there has been
several escapes.
We also recommend rep firing plaster
in the Judges room and the janitur clean
out the stove pi pes of the Court House.
The States Attorney has been ready and
willing To aid us both by advice and sug-
gestions in the performance of our duty
and we here thank him for So materially
aiding us in our deliberations.
We thank your Honors for the patient
indulgence you have accorded us and now
that we have finished the work before us
we respectfully ask to be discharged.
We also recommend that tiasman be
placed at road crossing south of Bowie
on the Popes Greek K. K.
JOHN MILLER, Foreman.