The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1902-06-07
PROCEEDINGS OF THE CIRCUIT COURT.
Adjournment to July 4 Report Of Prsdeed-
ings Since Last Report Prisoners
Sentenced.

The petit jury was discharged last Monday
nntil July, when it is expected the milk cases
will be taken up. A number of cases and
motions were heard by the court this week,
and ON Thursday recess was taken until July.
| Judge Jones presided on Wednesday with
Judge Reyell, but both left for home in the
| evening.
| When the ADvocATE's report closed last
week the case of the State VS.. Charles Cohen,
of Westminster, for the larceny of wire from
the Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Com
| pany, was ON trial before the court. He was
| adjudged guilty and released on ticket of leave
| for one year, on payment OF costs. Weant
| for State; Reifsnider & Grimes, Charles L.
State vs. George Hoff, for forgery, tried be-
fore the court; adjudged not guilty. Weant
for State; Henning for prisoner.
S. d. Mehring VS.. Obadiah Fleagle, execu-
for, garneshee, attachments, &C.; tried before
the court; judgement of condemnation for $55,
amount of assets confessed in hands OF gar
nishee. Weant for plaintiff; Hoff for defend
ant
Amanda Sullivan VS.. Lizzie V. and Warren
L. Shipley; assumpsit; tried before the court;
judgement against Lizzie V. Shipey for $l44.
SO. and judgement of non pros. against War
rem L. Shipley. Steele for plaintiff; Fink for
defendants.
Nathaniel H. Baumgartner, assignee, VS..
William KINNEY, garnshee of VIM. ii. Hook;
attachment; tried before the court; judgment
of condemnation in favor of plaintiff for $106.
80 and costs. Steele for plaintiff; Reifsnider
& Grimes for defendant.
Nathaniel FL. Baumgartner, assignee, VS..
Sarah A. Beaver garnishee of VIM. III. Hook;
attachment; tried before the court; judgment
for garnishee for costs. Steele for plaintiff;
Reifsnider & Grimes for defendant.
Nathaniel II. Baumgartner, assignee, VS..
James w. Hook, garnishee of VIM. II. Hook;
attachment; tried before the court; Judgment
of condemnation in favor of plaintiff for $50. 70
and costs. Steele for plaintiff; P. P. for de-
PENDANT
VIM. 81. Buckingham VS.. Elias N. aud VIM.
Fl. Davis. executors, garnishees, &C.; tried
before the Court; judgment for plaintiff for
$40. 40s. Steel for plaintiff; Stocksdale for
defendants.
E. Leonard Davis VS.. same, attachment,
&C., tried before the Court; judgment for
$40. 40s. Same counsel
Same vs.. same; attachment, &C.; Judgment
for plaintiff for $49.40 Same counsel.
VIM. Fl. Fleming VS.. Henry jackson; as
sumpsit; judgment by default for $96.O8.
Steele for plaintiff; P. P for defendant.
Ohio P. Fleming VS.. Henry Jackson; as
sumpsit; judgment for $10l.46. Steele for
plaintiff; P. P. for defendant.
PRISONERS SENTENCED.
The Court this week imposed sentences
upon persons previously convicted and not
sentenced, as follows:
William Cox, colored, for carrying con-
eealed weapons. six months in the House of
Correction.
Adam Lee, colored, aged 10 years, for set
ting fire TO Mrs. Woodward's barn in West
minister, May II, to House of Reformation
until he reaches the age of 81 years.
Gary E. Guy, for carrying concealed weap-
ons, fined $4,000 and costs.
James Behoe, for larceny. released on
ticket of leave.
Raffelo de Stefano for assault with intent
to kill fellow Italian, years in the Peniten
tiary. Stefano raved wildly when sentenced,
and endeavored to choke himself.