The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-08

The CoURTs.-Supremk Court Of Appeals
Judges Raymond, Hoffman and Moore.
The Supreme Court Of Appeals met yes
terday afternoon at . o'clock.
The case Of j. NJ. BFOdie, appellee, rs.
John CIator, appellant, from the NUM-.
cipal Court Of Wheeling, was argued and
submitted,
The case Of Mary Marling and Eliza.
beth Marling, appellees, u, Elijah Marl-
ing, appellant, was partly heard and CON
tinued until this morning at 0 o'clock.
The Court was in session from two
o'clock until six.
Circuit Cort-Judge Melvin. The Cir
cult Court met yesterday morning at 10
o'clock, pursuant to adjournment. The
Supreme Court and County Court being
in session at the Court House, this court
met in the Municipal Court room.
DEGREES were entered for an account in
the case Of II. W. List rs. Zachariah
Humphrey and others, and &. W. Pun.
phrey ~. same defendant.
The special pleas in the case OF Isaac
Cots u. W, J. Colts were sustained, ex'
cept the third, which was rejected. Rep.
LEGATIONS were filed, aud the cause con.
tinued.
John 0. Pendlcton was appointed
trustee in deed of John J. Robinson and
wife, in place Of David Lynn, removed
from the State.
In the case Of John Zoeckler and wife
"a. Amelia Hendricks and others, the ex.
ceptiOns to the Commissioners report
were Withdrawn, and final decree was
entered in accordance with the report.
In the case OF the National Tube Works
Co. rs. the Franklin Insurance Co., the
demurrer to the special replication was
overruled and leave given to file special
rejOinder.
j. Il. b. Mcdonald was admitted to
practice rs an attOrney-at.law.
Adjourned to meet this afternoon at 9
o'clock.
County Cowt-Judge Cochran. The
June term Of this Court commenced yes.
tcrday morning,
The grand jury, Capt. Andrew Wilson
foreman, was sworn and retired to It's
chamber. The names Of the jury are: s.
Brady, Robert Crawford, Alfred G. Egert.
er, John Mcclure, John l.. Hobbs, ThOs
IIornbrOok, NJ. Gutnlan, Geo. r. Tingle
John q. Hoffman, J. Crawford Booth, D,
c. List, jr, and John Pfarr. The jury
was in session all day, and had not COM
pleted its labors last evening. A report
will probably be submitted this morning
In the case Of G. Sydney Norris & Co. rs
Hubbard & McBurnie, judgment was
given the plaintiff for $40 10.
In the case Of Archie Waddle rs. p. L.
Pierson, judgment for plaintiff for $S4 30
In the case Of the Stone Church Gene.
terry Association rs. =. Il. Pierson, judy
mcnt for plaintifFfor $27 2S.
In the case Of W. G. Stewart w. j. G
Pierson, judgment for plaintiff for $37 4S
In the case OF Christian Burke ~
Margaret Mas, Administrative, judg'
ment for plaintiff for S5l4 lG.
In the case Of W. l.. Hind rs. J. 4. l.
lLardertS, judgment for plaintiff for
500 70.
In the case Of NJ. 4 II. Schrcikcisen rs
Hubbard Il McBurniC, judgment iol
plaintiff fer SG7 II, after allowing a credit
Of 500.
In the case Of Henry Smith rs. James
and Susan Il, Hamilton, judgment fOl
plaintiff against james Hamilton M,
plea Of Coverture by defendant in the cast
Of Susan K. Hamilton.
In the case Of G. W. Il. Allison H. Mar
shall Jackson, judgment for plaintiff fOl
$500.
In the case Of j. Riezel & Co. w Hub,
bard u McIIurnie, judgment for plaintiff
for S2lG 40.
In the case of l.. II. Morris ". G. S
StOddard, judgment for plaintiff for S3s
In the case Of johnson & MOalc Is. Il
Nolan, judgment for plaintiff for $50 43
In the case Of CIastOn, Remsen q Hail;
eItnger rs. james D. Stanton, judgment
for plaintiff for S270 OF.
Mrs. Eliza $. Hughes was appointed
guardian for Mary NJ. Hughes and Eliza
Mcl.ain Hughes, orphans Of John
Hughes, deceased, rice Thomas Hughes
resigned.
The will Of Frederick Miller, was al.
mitted to probate. Bond $500.
a petition, signed by the members Of
the bar generally, requesting that the
present term Of the County Court be moi
held for the trial Of Irrigated cases, but
that all such be continued until the next
term, was presented to the Court. IN
view Of this petition II Is probable that
very few II any civil causes will be tried
before IL jury at this term.
Adjourned until this morning at
o'clock.
Police Cowi-Judge Cranmcr. Only
two cases were examined at this court
yesterday morning, viz:
Frank Dunlap, disorderly conduct,
fined $40 and costs, and committed for
twenty days in default.
Lewis Buchanan cOlorcd, was com
mitted to Jail for ten days for drunken,
ness, in default Of 50 and costs.