The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1902-03-20
THE MARCH COURT.
Chief Judge A. Hanter Boyd Presid-
ing and Delivers the Charge
to the Grand Jurors.
MAYOpIlE0 HARRY J. fRfAR FOREMAN
The Term Prom isss to Be Short One-A
Majority of the Cases Being Postponed
Until June 1S When the Term Will BE
Rcconvened.

LOT OdFToUG county cOnNeu0u III YAK
land Monday morning at ten o'clock
with Chief Judge A. Hunter Boyd on
the bench.
Mayor elect Harry ]. Frear was APP
pointed foreman of the grand jury
and the following named persons were
drawn to serve with him: Jacob P.
Gauer, Delphos G. Feather, James S.
Meyers, John W. Kimmell, s. H. Ry-
land, William P. Miller, Alfred Glover,
John W. Bowman, Ami Rodeheaver,
Jesse F. Fazenbaker, Silas F. Cup
petit, Milton H. Rush, Luther J.
Brown, Chas. A. Murphy, Joseph A.
Kisner, VIM. H. Pool, Henry Beck
man, Truman Miller, Jonas Glotfelty,
Harry M. Rumbaugh, Flavias J. Glot-
felty and VIM. A. Selby.
The court delivered the usual charge
to the grand jury calling its attention
to a number of statutes which are re-
quired to be specially given in the
charge. The court urged upon the
grand jury the Importance of keeping
secret what occurs in the jury room.
The doekets were then called over
and judgments in a few uncontested
cases were entered.
The petit jury is composed of the
following named: Frank W. Wilde
son, James W. Skiles, David E. How
ser, Daniel J. Bender, Isaac l. Thomp
son, Hugh Mcmahon, Sebastian Hine-
baugh. Andrew w. Michael, Cornelius
w. Friend, William G. Tichinell, Chas.
Michael, Jefferson Guard, Charles A.
Greene, James L. Grove, William
Nine, Michael L. Harvey, Robert l..
Friese, Chas. A. Deffinbaugh, Chas.
NJ. Wilson, Patrick j. Garrett, Thos.
B. Thayer, Ami Foreman, Edward
Schlossnagle, Henry w. Kahl.
Up to the time of going to press the
following cases haye been disposed Of
APPEALS.
No. 1, III. V. O'Haver u Son VS.. @. s.
May; tried before court; judgment af-
firmed. extraordinarily
Q, John F. Smith VS.. J. w. and Mar
tin O'Haver; tried before the court
Judgment reversed and judgment for
the appellant for 1852. Hamill-
Peddicord.
|; Sd. j. Boseley VS.. Davis n. Muir
ply; continued. Slncell-Hamill.
/ 4, Abraham Moon vs.. George Baer;
set for June 16. Thayer and Peddi-
cord-Renninger.
5, A. Lincoln Sines VS.. Chauncey
Kimmel; jury trial; verdict for Chaun-
cey Kimmel for $3.50. Sincell-Ped-
dicord.
6, Jacob Gauer VS.. Dixon & Kelso;
tried before court; judgment for the
appellee for $22.34. Veitch-Hamill.
7, David Warwick VS.. Lloyd Wiland
ct al; continued.
8, John J. Whirl VS.. B. & o. r. r.
Co.; Jury trial; verdict for the defend
ant. Heind ell and Veitch-Hamill
and Semmes.
ORIGINALS.
"a, Hayden & Echols VS.. q. G. Glib
son, garnishee of j. L. Burley;.. judg-
| ment of condemnation for 1868
Hamill-Thayer.
TRIALS.
%, James and Perry Bowser VS.
Noah Pysell and others; judgment
on rule and extended for $1,364. 10
Hamill.
"a, John J. VIM VS.. H. Achenbach
g. Son; stet. Sincell-Mitchell.
80, Same vs.. same, same entry and
same counsel.
46, Jennie Short and husband VS.
B. F. Hollen; Judgment for $122.7S
Thayer.
Sc, Gilmor S. Hamill VS.. Joel Ben
der and Joseph Hostetler; judgment
| for $169.37. Hamill.
CRIMINAL TRIALS.
| 1, State VS.. Truman Wilt; stet.
2, State VS.. William Wilson; stet.
8, State VS.. James Fazenbaker; dis
missed.
4, State vs.. Newton Ream; dis
I missed.
| 5, State VS.. Roy Ashby; stet.
Z, State VS.. Albert Fulk; set FOL
June. Thayer-Hamill.
| s, State VS.. Daniel Gaskill; larceny
of horses; plea of guilty.
8, State VS.. Daniel Gaskill; larceny
plea of guilty.
| 10, State VS.. Albert Gatchell; at
tempt to commit criminal assault
| jury trial; verdict, guilty. Thayer-
Heindel, by the court.
/ IA, State vs.. James Ringer; tried be
fora 4ba oourt. ouiltv- HOuse of Cor