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cause No. $40, General Docket. out OF its
order, granted. Samuel Martindaie vs.,
Henry Waymire; leave to file petition In
eror refused. Jacob Black vs.. Isabella
Hoyt; leave to file apetition in error
granted. The State OF Ohio vs.,
Hon. John Adams, Judge of the
Court of Common Pleas of First Subdi-
vision, Sixth Judicial District of Ohio i;
motion for mandamus overruled. j.
Wilder q Go. vs.. Lighter & Curtis; leave
to file petition in error refused. The
Commissioners of Noble county vs.. Thos.
Mendenhall; leave to lille petition in
error granted. The State Of Ohio vs.. Jo-
seph ID. Newton; motion to take causes
Nos. 664 to $40, General Docket out of
their order granted. Valentine Kraft VS..
Eliza 5. Seaman; leave to file petition
in error refused. Mansfield, Coldwater
and Lake Michigan Railroad Company
vs.. William Brown and others; leave to
1lle petition in error granted, to be
heard with No. 57l on the General Docket.
Jacob Ostermyer and vile and others vs.
Theresa Starhatter; leave to file petit
tion in error granted. Kate Trlmble vs..
The Village OF Bucyrus; motion for the
allowance OF writ OF error granted
and supersedeas ordered OH plaintiff
in error entering into bond to the de-
conditioned tnat the plaintiff in error
will prosecute the writ of error to effect,
and surrender herself into the custody
Of the Marshal in case the judgment be-
low be affirmed. George R.hemaker vs..
The State VI Ohio; motion 10 take cause
No. $50, General Docket, out of its order
granted. ID. Carpenter and others VS..
fne l., U. q l.. and the g. d l. Railroad
Companies and others; motion to take
cause No. 452, General Docket, out o: its
Oruer 0yerruled. ID. Carpenter anu
others vs.. The l., G. e. l.. and the Q. & l.
Railroad Companies and others: motion
Tor un inj junction Uverruled. Mary Burke
anu ULhe. vs.. The U. u |. Railroad Com
pany and otuers; IN ,tlon to take cause
No. 453, General Docket, out of its order
overruled. ID. Carpenter and others vs..
The l., y. u l.. and the e. Il l. Rlilroad
Companies and others; motion tor the
appointment OF a receiver overruled.
In view OF Section 5l5 OF the Code, as
amended, the following rule has. been
adopted:
Rule XVII. No application for
leave to HE a petition in error will be
heard by the Court when in session uu-
less personal notice in writing OF the in
tendel application, briefly. specifying the
errors reled on, shall have been served
Oh Inc auferSe parry OF MS aIIoIHey at
least len days before the day named for
the hearing Of the application; Provided,
the Court may, in view OF special cir
cumstances, dispense with notice or alb
Drevia;e the time thereof. A copy Of
such notice, with an acknowledgment
or PROOF OF service, must accompany the
application.
Rule VIII, in so far as it prescribes
notice of applications for leave to file Pc
titlons i'll error, when the Court is in ses-
sion, is hereby resclnded.
Isaac Fuller and others against Mrs.
j. HIlliaru. In this case, an action to
recover one months rent for premises on
Fifth street, the Court found that the de-
ienlant was not liable.
In the case of Mlllcreek Lodge No. 249,
v. o. f., against William Feeny and
wife, Inc appeal bond was increased to
500.
Judge Coffin closed lis arguments In
the Mary Chandler case yesterday.
The will OF Cornelius Ii. Taylor was
admitted TO- probate. The will oil. John
j. Meehan was admitted to probate.
Sarah Ann ana Patrick Meehan were ap-
pointed executors.