The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1901-10-25
fotal ano personal.
The Circuit Court.

DuL Will ADJOURN W uay vi " iioii "
The following cases have been tried since
our last report:
Della Snider VS.. Edward Vermillion and
Elizabeth Vermillion; action of repleyn;
tried by Court; verdict for claimant and
Judgment for claimant for the wagon,
harness and heiffer, the same to be dcliv-
cred to the claimant, each party to pay
their own costs Wilson & Clagett for
appellant; Robinson White for appellee.
Louis Spencer VS.. r. Henry Butler,
agent; action of replevin; tried by jury,
and verdict for appellant for the property
replevied NJ II. Magrudcr for appellants;
Alan Bow e and Joseph X. Roberts for
appellee.
Edward Vermiliion VS.. George L. Snlder;
action of replevin; tried by Court; judg-
ment below reversed and judgment for
appellee, each party to pay their own
costs. Robinson White for appellant;
Wilson & Clagett for appellee.
RT. Dawson & Co. VS.. Simon, Abraham
and Never Edlavitch; suit for claims;
tried by Court, and verdict for plaintiff.
Wilson & Clagett for plaintiff; Magruder
& Magruder for defendants.
State VS.. Annanias Hepburn: indictment
for larceny; plead guilty, and sentenced
to the Penitentary for years Levin
for State; NJ. H. Magruder for prisoner.
State VS.. Julius Huglc; indictment for
selling liquor on Sunday; tried by jury,
and found not guilty. Levin for State:
James c. Rogers for Hugle.
State VS.. Rufus Green; indictment for
larceny; tried by Court, and found not
guilty. Levin for State; George B. Mer-
rick for prisoner.
State vs. Benjamin F. Thomas; indict-
ment for carrying concealed Weapons:
plead guilty, and sentenced to pay lhe
of $40 and costs. Levin for State; Will
son & Clagett for prisoner.
State VS.. Robert Thomas; indictment
for assault and robbery; tried by jury,
found guilty on the first count and SEN
fenced to the Penitentiary for 5 years.
Levin for State; Robert w. Wells and
Alan Bowie for prisoner.
State vs. John W. Gregory and John A.
Shultz; indictment for keeping gaming
table; tried by jury, found guilty and SEN
fenced to pay fine of 800 and costs.
Levin for State; George B. Merrick and
Van Clagett for Gregory & Shultz.
State VS.. Herman $. EdiavttcL; lndict-
6. al Sunday. tried
by jury, and found not guilty. Levin for
State; Wilson s Clagett for Ellavtch.
State VS.. William II. Barron; Indictment
for selling spirituous liquors to minor;
plead guilty, and sentenced to pay fine
Of $50 and costs. Levin for State; Ma
gruder & Magruder for Barron.
State VS.. John W. Gregory and John A.
Shultz; Indictment for keeping gaming
table; plead guilty, and sentenced to pay
a fine of $50 and costs. Levin for State;
George B. Merrick for Gregory & shul:z.
State VS.. Eta Brown; indictment for
assault and battery; tried by Court, found
guilty and sentenced to pay fine of SIS
and costs. Levin for State; Wilson &
Clagett for prisoner.
State VS. John w. Gregory and John A.
Shultz; indictment for selling spirituous
liquors to minor; tried by jury, found
guilty and sentenced TO pay fine of $50
each and costs of suit. Levin for State;
George B. Merrick and Van Clagett for
Gregory & Shultz.
State vs. Frank Chant; Indictment for
carrying concealed weapons; tried by Jury,
found guilty and sentenced to the House
of Correction for 6 months. Levin for
State; George B. Merrick for prisoner.
State vs. Frederick Collier; indictment
for larceny; tried by Court, and found
not guilty. Levin for State; George B.
Merrick for Collier.
State VS.. Herman S. Edlavitch; indict
ment for selling spirituous liquors on Sun
day; tried by jury, found guilty and SEN
fenced to pay fine of $3.50 and costs.
Levin for State; George B. Merrick, Van
Clagett and NJ. H. Magruder for Edlavitch
State VS.. Herman S. Edlavitch; indict-.
ment for keeping gaming table; plea of
guilty confessed, and sentenced to pay
fine of $50 and costs. Levin for State;
Wilson & Clagett for Edlavitch.
State VS.. Andrew Beach; Indictment for
keeping gaming table; tried by jury, and
1.u..i not guilty. Levin for State; Will
son & Clagett and George 3. Merrick for
Beach
State VS.. Ernest Rees; indictment for
selling sprtuous liquors on Sunday; plea
of guilty confessed, and sentenced to pay
a fine of $50 and costs Levin for State;
Magruder & Magrudcr for Rees.
State vs.. William Berry; indictment for
larceny; plead guilty, and sentenced to
the House of Correction for years.
Levin for State; George B. Merrick for
prisoner.
State VS.. Andrew Beach; indictment for
selling spirituous liquors on Sunday; tried
by jury, found guilty and sentenced to
pay a fine of $500 and costs. Levin for
State; NJ. H. Magruder and George B.
Merrick for Beach.
State VS.. Hawkins Watts; indictment
for unlawfully selling spirituous liquors;
tried by jury, and found not guilty.
Levin for State; Wilson & Clagett and
NJ H. Magrnder for Watts
State VS.. Hawkins Watts; indictment
for selling spirituous liquors on Sunday;
tried by jury, found guilty and sentenced
to pay fine of 800 and costs Levin
for State; Wilson s Clagett and NJ. H.
Magruder for Watts.
The following is the Grand Jury report,
which adjourned last Saturday:
To the Honorable Circuit CoLt for Prime
Georges County:
The Grand Jury for the October term
of the Circuit Court respectfully report
that during its session it has examined
ninety eight witnesses, made forty six
presentments and found the same number
of true bills
The attention of the Court is respect
fully called to the condition of the Court
House. The plastering needs repairing