The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-10

TIE United States D1sfrsst
Court.-This court met yesterday morn
ing, at the court rooms, custom nouss
building, Judge Jackson on the oenen.
The marshal of this district being 10
ordered summoned the following grana
jury to appear here forthwith: w. J.
Boremsn, George Edwards, John A.
Campbell, Thomas p. Sha!leross, y, ..
Long, Thos. r. Csrskadon, John L.
Schley, j. S. Bower, Daniel w. Warden.
Eli III. Turner, Robert S. Gardner,
Nathan L. Bartlett, Clsudius Goff, John
w. Citzer, J. b. Psmper on, Andrew
Stone, Anthony Smith and Charles n.
Robb. The grand jury beihg sworn IN
received their charge and retired to their
chamber.
On motion Of the district attorney,
Jacob Raber, Morgan Fluhartz, John
Showal;er, Absolom Carroll, Fred Cook,
Samuel Mansfield, Theodore Albert, J.
s. Pritcnard, r. II. Miller, John Ooer,
Irwin Ober and NJ. V. ODER were sworn
in open court and GENT to the grand jury
as witnesses.
John j. Jacob being granted leave 70
practice in this court, appeared ana tooE
The several oaths of office as prescribed
by law.
| The grand jury had not yet completed
IFS lsbors at the time of the adjournment
OF court, which was had till the usua
hour this morning, and consequently nc
report has been made by them.
Couaty Court.-This court met yes
terday pursuant to adjournment, Judge
Boyd on the bench.
In the case of NJ. Marling, executri1
VS.. E. Marling, sr., motion for new trla
was overruled.
In the case of Peytop vs.. 4. Marling
IT.. motion ,or new trial was overruled.
In the case of Bowman VS.. +. Marllng
IT., motion for new trial was overruled
In the case OF Gillespy & Slater vs.Johr
GRAY Il Co., the following jury was Inn
psnnelled, and it was agreed to try bott
cases as one: James Todd, James Muir
raw, j. h. Botsford, Peter French, ID. ID
Dunlevy and Thomas Cox. Trial OF the
cause still in progress.
Court adjourned till the usual hour TIL
morning.
uunic,poL Court-This court met yes
terday pursuant to adjournment, judge
Crsnmer presiding. There was no bust
ness transacted with the exception o
signing the minutes. Adjourned till II
o'clock this morning.
Police Court-Judge Cranmer dis
posed of the following cases before thl
court yesterday:
Mrs. Christina Bachman, keeping
house of ill-tame, fined twenty dollar
and costs. Paid. -,
Jennie Blake, keeping house OF Ill
fame, fined twenty dollars and costs
Paid.
Timothy Donovan, keeping house o
il-fame, fined twenty dollars and costs
Committed tor thirty days.
VIM Rickc:, prostitution, fined twenty
dollars and costs. Committed for thirty
days.
Samuel Green, prostitution, fined TWEEN
tv dollars and costs. Committed tol
thirty days.
LOUISA Smith, prostitution, fined ter
dollars and costs. Paid.
Sailie Vaughn, prostitution, nneu tel
dollars and costs. Paid.
Annie Howard, prostitution, fined
twenty dollars and costs. Committed
for thirty days.
Thomas Smith, prostitution, fined
twenty dollars ard costs. Paid.
Edward Smith, prostitution, fined
twenty dollars and costs. Paid.
MolHe Mclaughlin, prostitution, fined
twenty dollars and costs. Committed fol
thirty days.
John West, prostitution, fined fifteen
dollars and costs. Paid.
VIM j. Ward, disorderly, fined one
dollar and costs. Paid.
Leonard McGranigan, drunkenness
fined two dollars and costs. Committed
for thirty days.
Lawrence Culp, drunkenness, fined
one dollar and costs. Paid.
Frank shrimp, drunkenness, fined two
dollars and costs. Committee tor thirty
days.
William Carney, abusive language to-
wards Richard McCracken, dismissed at
tae cost of McCrscken.
b. Calhoun, disorderly, case dismissed.