The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-20

The CouR1s.-U. S. Distr,ct Court
Court met pursuant TO adjournment
yesterday, Judge jackson on the bench.
The case of the S. S. Gay ct al. vs..
The White Sulphur Springs Co. ct al.
was taken up, and the following decree
entered: zI....
This cause was this day docketed pur-
suaLt to an order entered herein at the
last term of this court at Charleston, in
this district, and thereupon Henry M.
Matthews, receiver in this cause, here
filed his supplemental report, which, by
the rules OF this court, is required to lie
in the clerks office for one month, to
give any party in interest an opportu-
nifty to file exceptions thereto. upon
consideration whereof, the court is OF
opinion that said cause Is not in condi-
ton to grant the n otion for decree Tor
sale 1t this time, ana doth therefore
continue said motion until the
next regular term ofthe court at Charles
ton in this district; and the court Is
further OF the opinion that, looking TO
the interests of the great body OF the
creditors in this cause, before any
decree for sale herein, that SAID receiver
shall ascertain and report at the next
term OF this court to be held at Charles
ton In said district, whether said prop
! erty is susceptible of division; and II so,
whether the same can be laid of in par
GELS, so as to realize more by such division
than by sale in gross. And II SAID
property is sold IN gross, now
much thereof should be laid OH,
with what is known as the "Peyton
Houses" And said commissioner IS
directed tina. if, in his opinion, such
property would realize more by SUCH
division, to have the same properly laid
down in such parcels or divisions ON the
typographical may heretofore made In
this cause. And said receiver is further
directed to report the costs of the con-
struction of tho "Peyton Houses"
and the improvements con-
nected Herewith; and said receiver
| is further directed to report any matter
deemed pertinent by him, or by party
in interest herein, and this cause
is remsnded to the next regular term Oh
this court to be held at Charleston in
this district for further proceedings
therein to be had. General Echols, OF
Stanton, Va, and Col. Alex. Matthews,
Lewisburg, appeared TO, plaintiffs, and
Col. Gordon, OF Richmond, Va, for de-.
| PENDANT.
Court adjourned till the usual hour
this morning.
Municipal Court-Court met at the
usual hour yesterday morning, Judge
Cranmer on the bench, and transacted
the following business.
In the case of the Nail City Brewing
Company VS.. Chris. Leibrand, in assump-
sit. Judgment was rendered for plaintiff
for $20l.74.
Conrad Apple, native of Germany,
al d Michael Freismutb, a native OF Ire
land, were admitted to citizenhip.
In the case of Lawrence Neuberger vs.
F. ID. Lsyten, in assumpsit, the follow.
ing jury was impannelled: VIM. john
son, j. ii. Tappan, Thomas NJ. Britt
Robert Campbell, ID. h. Irwin, George
Swift, j. w. Dempsey, John Shuttles
VIM. Hamilton, Daniel Whitehead, r.
S. Agnue and William Budke. The
argument of the case was then COM
menced, and occupied the time OF the
court till the hour of adjournment.
Police C0urt--Judge Crsnmer disposed
of the following cases before this court,
yesterday:
Brown Hawkins, disorderly, case dis.
missed at cost of complainant, William
Toivar.
George Cruckenbacker, disorderly,
fined two dollars and costs. Paid.
Patrick Hickey, vagrant, fined two
dollars and costs. Committee for thirty
days.
Adjourned.