The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-16

The COuBnAT(Ag lptff-Judge
Cochran. In this Court yesterday buSi.
ness was transacted as follows:
The case OF Joseph KithcaFt u, Robert
McMurray, in detinue, in which the jury
failed to agree at the last term, wastaken
up and the following Jurors were sworn
Joseph Marshall, A. NJ. Phillips, Alex,
Pannell, w. G. Stifel, Geo, Tracey, Ste
phen Clark, F. Nolte, Ebenezer Magee,
Jos. G. North, N, F. McNaughton, Geo,
Wells, James Gray, 1t was discovered
that Geo. Wells was one Of the jurors be-
fore whom this case was tried at q former
term Of this court, and by agreement Of
parties said juror was Withdrawn and the
trial proceeded with before eleven jurors,
The Jury was adjourned to this morning
at 8 O'clock, Peck for plaintiff and Wood
for defendant.
The case Of Andrew Richards, as
signee Of ]. Jones, %, ]. 2. Hutchison
and wages Of his minor son Alfred Hutch
ison, was determined without prejudice at
plaintiffs costs, JoRdan for plaintiiFand
Peck for defendant,
The case Of VIM. Graham, plaintiff
and appellee, "a, Alex. Kemplc, defend
ant and appellant, appealed from ]. st.
]. Clarkson, j. p, was tried to q jury Of
six, as follows: Allan E. Graham, d,
Whitehead, Julius Lohse, j. ]. Jacob
Valentine Frank, Al. McColloch. The
jury returned o verdict for the plaintiff
Tor $50 50, the amount claimed, ]. p
Rodgers for plaintiff, unds. W. Boyd fol
defendant.
Geo. A. Cummings, holding commits
sion from the Governor OF this State as
q Notary Public in and for Ohio county,
West Virginia, presented his official bond
as such Notary in the sum Of $500
which was approved by the Court and
ordered to be recorded.
VIM. Graham, q. II, Booth and l.. D
Williams were appointed Appraisers Of
the estate of Geo, Mendel, deceased.
Adjourned to 0 o'clock this morning.
Municipal C6urt-Judge Cranmer. Tht
March term Of the Municipal Court conf
menced yesterday. The following busi-
ness was transacted:
In the case OF Jacob Snyder ~. Lewii
Lunsford a al, chancery, n decree wa
entered setting aside the deed to Iewil
Lunsford, &c.
In the case Of H.. Forbes rs. Dorsor
Pedlcorda al, iudgmcutiR favor OF plain
tiff for $2l5 20.
In tho case Of the Merchants Nationa
Bank Us. Joseph T. Dunlevy q al, iudg
| ment for Sc 1b t s dix.
In the case Of John G. Hoffman IL
Henry Myers, judgment in favor ofplain
tiff for $I6l SO.
In tho case Of John D. Ellison & Som
w. +. w, Budke d al, judgment for $S5 81
In tho case Of VIM, 7, Burt 70. ALDER
Fortney, judgment for $3.50 40.
In the case Of tho Merchants Natlona
Bank u, Seabrook & McGunnon and Ed
ward Reid, Judgment for 500. 80
In the case Of Weller Bros. tS, GeOrgC
Becker, judgment for plaintiff for $3.50 0S
In tho case Of ], Gray Il Co. 70, jane
| NJ. Wheat, the defendant plead non as
sumpsit payment and set oil, and leaYI
was given to file special pleas.
Adiourned to Wednesday morning
lOl o'clock.
Police Judge Cranmer. TIL,
docket at this court yesterday morning
was larger than usual, even for Monday
The following cases were examined .
Wilson Cox paid 81 and costs for dis
orderly conduct,
James Dugan and George Duncan, 70
the same olICnsc, were fined 50 and cost
each.
The case Of Thomas Murphy, charge,
with disorderly conduct, was continue,
TO this morning,
For creating tumult and disorder
Joseph Grimes was fined $40 and WIN
DeGbaugh 50 and costs.
Harry Paxton, charged with disturb
Ing the peace, was discharged.
Harry oliver was fined $40 for dis
orderly conduct and $40 for drunkenness
lie was unable 10 liquldate and was sen
up for forty days in I'LL.
VIM. Mas and Robert Gray were fine
SO and costs each for disordcrly Conduc
and Ferdinand Hell $40 and costs for tn
same oflensc.
The case Of VIM. Peters, charged wit
disOrderly conduct, was continued to thi
morning.
Albert Ferguson paid s. and costs 70
diSOrderly conduct.