Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-06-25
COURT REPORT,
JUICE r. E cHAxRERs, presiding.

FRIDAY, June l9-Oa motion, the
Court ordered that special venire 10
sue GDr the following named persons
to serve As petit jurors: Stephen Gres-
singer, Alfred Garrett, r. N. Wilkins,
John Fink, @. w. Barnes, Charles
Bewley, John Crosby, Abner Stilwell,
Isaac T. Craft, Israel Lewis. John A.
Work, James Frazier.
Barbary Zelch VS.. John Zelch. Cause
dismissed at costs of defendant.
E B Kennedy w C A E Began ct al.
On motion, the Union Bank of Zsnes-
vile is made party defendant, and
leave given to answer instanter.
Boston and Fairhaven Iron Works
vs Mary E Hoover. Tried to Court.
Verdict for plaintiff for 1886, ,SS.
James A Barnes VS. Jonathan Cap
stack ct al. Decree for sale of mort
gagged premises.
Caroline DobIer vs. George Kern.
Action for g., 600 damages under Adair
law. Settled at costs OF defendant.
Oglebay d Son & Co. vs. VIM p
Brown. Judgment by default for
Wright, Gillies & Bro VS. Vim P
Brown. Judgment by default for
500, "a.
Patrick Kelly vs. J P Sullivan ct al.
Action for damages. Tried to jury;
verdict in favor Of plaintiff for $500.
New trial granted; bond $500.
Hannah A Watson Va Andrew P
Heaton ct al. Report Of Commission.
ers heretofore appointed to make par
tition of promises, confirmed. Neither
party electing to take said promises at
the valuation returned. the Sheriff ID
ordered to advertise ar iseil the prem.
ises in parcels a. d.-nrioeo.
Crozier Bros vs Narcissa Barnes ct al.
Marshaling of liens; report of rsferes
confirmed.
NJ E Taggart vs. Reece Furbay ct al.
Foreclosure and marshaling Of liens.
John Milhoan vs Oliver F Demings
ct al. Foreclosure; judgment confess.
ed; ordered that defendant pay plain.
tiff $l94, ,SS, and in default the Master
Commissioner to sell mortgaged prem
ises.
Elijah B Kennedy VS. c A e Began
ct al Cause referred to st. Clair Kei.
ly, Esq, to take testimony and report
findings to Court, and to report lienl
and priorities OF same.
Robt Kirk vs Franklin Krim ct al
Cause submitted to Court in evidence
considered by Court that plaintiff re-
cover ofdefendants $721 "a.
State of Ohio vs. Lorenzo Stephens
IndictmenC for ''cutting with intent to
wound" Verdict of Not guilty.
John Devers vs Bellaire Nail Works.
Action for $3.50 damages. Plaintiff
,vao II, on, v,lrxy ~ "a fc and xyhii 10
In such employ was engaged In repair
ing the stack of defendants furnace
and while at such service, was by the
giving way of portion Of the lining ol
said stack precipitated about so feet tG
the base ofthe stack and badly burned
Tried to jury. Verdict for plaintiff fol
$1,000. Motion for second trial by both
parties.
Josephine T Rose vs. Jacob C Thorn.
as ct al. Report of sale by Sheriff con-
firmed, and ordered that he distribute
the money received to the parties in
proportion to their respective interests
therein, and the distributive share oi
Martha G Harris, one of the defendants,
recently deceased, to her legal repre-
sentatives.
State of Ohio VS. James Mason. In
dictment for the larceny of wool from
the barn of Conrad Troll. Plea o
Guilty entered; sentenced by Court tC
three years in the PeDitentiary.
Ohio VI John Jackson. Indictment
as above. Sentsnre .hree years In
Penitentiar
Ohio vs. Henry Linnard. Indictment
for Horse stealing. Plea of Guilty
Sentenced by Court to Penitsntisry fol
| five years.
Samuel Spencer, Admir-, vs. B Z
West & Co. Judgment by def,ul,
agairst 4 PENDANTS for $lSl, As.
Rachel Kinsey vs. Richard L. Riley,
Action Of ejectmens; question in dis
pute, tho line between two farms
and three acres Of land. Tried to jury.
Verdict for the plaintiff; considered by
the Court that the plaintiff recover OF
defendant the premises in controversy
and 81 90 in money. Second trial grant
ed upon defendants giving bond for
5000.
David Wagner VS. Piercy Wilson er
al. On motion TO the Court by JAS. T
Anderson, attorney for the Working
Mems Building Association, it is or
dered that the residue of the money in
the hands Of the Master Commissioner
after paying costs, the claims OF j n
Sullivan ct al, and David Wagner be
paid to the Working Mems Building
Association ON its mortgage on the
premises sold in this case.
Simon Lentz w Robert Wright ct al
On motion to the Court it was ORDERS
that Robert Wright, Franklin Dillon
and Joseph T Sipe, show cause by the
first day of the next term OF Court
why the judgment heretofore rendered
against them by John Bigley, Esq, /,
Justice Of the Peace, on the 10Th day
of April, 1860, for $12S,75 and $s,9;
costs, and 81, ,05 COSTS of increase should
not be revived against them.
FL USHING.
Sunday School we'll attended, anC
very interesting. The young Ameri