Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-03-06

CoUKT PRoCEEDTNGs.-We copy the foil owing
.S,nJuru Daily:
Court opened this morning at ten O'Clock,
Hon. Wm. NJ. Rockefeller and Hon Joseph
Nicely on the bench.
Augustus g. Frck and Alexander J. Frck
executors Of Geo. 4. Frick, deed, VS.. VIM. L.
HelleDstcin. Rule granted by the Court to show
cause why the said rrjoinder shall not be stricken
off, and judgment entered against the defendant.
J. NJ. Frey, for use of D. W. Smith, VS. Nor
gan & Treon. Agreement OF settlement filed.
Samuel ". Daniel VS. Pcnna. r. L. Co., lessces
of Philadelphia & Erie Il. Il. Co. Verdict in IA
vor Of defendant.
The following persons were appointed consta-
bIes by The Court:
Fist week--Johu Smith and Hiram Price.
Second week-Chas. Wharton, p. Frank, S.
Boughuer.
Third week-Samuel harrison and Benjamin
Dichl.
Fourth week.. Hammer.
The Peuna. Fire Insurance Co., of Pcnna., vs..
A. ,Pardee and K. G. Cook. Rule granted on
plaintiG to show cause why Judgment in this
case should OF b" opened and the defendant let
into defence.
TUESDAY.
Court opened this morning at Q O'Clock.
Ephraim X. Miller vs.. Hugh II. Teats. Addi-
tional plea filed by leave of Court.
James d. GchriS vs.. Leonard r. Biielman.
Verdict in favor of the defendant.
James Quinn, administrator of Michael
Quinn, deed, ". George Burns. Petition Of de
fendart for leave TO pay amount of Judgment
into court, to remain therein until plaintiff file
additional security.
Commonwealth of Penna., for the use of Geo.
Camp, vs. J. J. Rcimensnydcr. On motion of c.
A. Reimensnyder plea or Mi Debit was added to
above case.
John J. Esher, for The use Of ". p. Withing-
ton, V. Michael Flaherty. After jury being
sworn. defendant offered such testimony as to
surprise the plaintiff, whereupon plaintiff plead.
ed surprise. The ease terminated in costs for
defendant.
WEDNESDAY.
Court opened this morning at Q O'Clock.
Gee. Wills Va. James Mccormick. Verdict in
favor of defendant.
In the matter of the petition Of Joseph Nicely
FOR subregation, petition read and prayer Of Pc
titioncr granted.
George f. Wells and Sarah his wife, for the
use of said Sarah, VS.. Josephine Martz, wife of
Fred. AlaItz. On motion Of Messrs. McCeary
and Z;cg!cr, attorneys for defendant, Court
grant leave to enter the additional plea Of justi-
fcaton.
The Peoples Fire Insurance Company VS..
Guitcrman * German.
Same ". Same Petition in above cases read
and Court grant rule to show cause why judg-
mcnt should uot be opened, and defendants let
into a defence. Eulc retuynahe at next argu-
mcnt court.
DEATH OF DAVID WALDscHMIpT.-Wc regret
to announce tie death of David Waldsclmidt, in
this place, on the 21th uIt after a short illness,
aged about 80 years. The deceased was well
and favoraby known to many ofthe readers Of
this paper He was printer by occupation and
worked on the Dcrtcher AmcrikGner, published
IN this Office for about ten years until it was dis
continued. He was a native of Germany, well
educated, especially in the classics, and could
readily translate seven different languages. The
deceased resided in this place upwards Of twenty
eight wears, where he was employed in the differ
cnt offices as jour printer. He was of quiet
unassumng disposition, sober and industrious.
lie was greatly attached to his family, and was
a kind husband and father. His remains were
inferred on Sunday last, in the cemetery in this
place. and were followed to its last resting place
10y a large concourse of relatives and friends.
TIE lecture of A. NJ. Griswold, in Garinger's
Hall, on Thursday evening of last week, was
slimly attended. The lecture was a spicy affair
and deserved large audience. Mr.. Griswold is
a frst-class lecturer.