The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-16

The COURTS Cntted Otdte5 D''" wv
8 court met Saturday morn
ng at the usual hour, Judge Jackson
Sc
The proceedings Of Fridays session OF
he court were read and approved:
United States vs. jeremiah Wilson,
Indictment for felony. The District Az
torney appeared, a. did the deienoAns,
jeremiah Wilson, in person, who was
led to the bar IN custody OF the Marsnsl
of this court. The defendant being ar
raiened, plead not guilty 10 the indict-
ment. whereupon came q jury, to-wit:
p. b. Crawford, David Bell, Z. I. Bull
lock A. o. Baker, A. h. Truxell, ). l..
Enoch, L. B. Diliiken, w. L AcCosn,
l. H. Williams, w. B. Carder, j. smell
ton and G. N. Morrison, who upon their
oaths said, 1--WE, the jury find, the de.
ndant guilty" The Judge then nnea
the defends the tum of 81 and sem
fenced HIM TO two years hard laoSr IN
the Penitentiary at Moundsville.
In the case Of the Norway Iron Man
ufscturing Company, upon the Petlioh
of Daniel Lamb, trustee OF the w neei-
ing Savings Institution, as second creo-
;tor the matters involved in said petition
and the prayer thereof, came on THIS the
14tb dsy of April, 1877, to be heard upon
the said petition and exhibits hled here
with, the answer Of the assignee IN bank
ruptcy OF the Norway Iron Manutactur'
ing Company, upon the petitioners gen.
eral rep,!ca,ion thereto, upon the deposl'
ton OF j. M. Todd, W. Erskine, j.: r.
PAUL. and Daniel Lamb, and exhibits
herewith flied, the proof OF debt Will
security, of the said petitioner, the ao'
missions of the said assignee and trustee
by their counsel, and the papers formerly
read in said matter in bankruptcy. and
the former orders and DEGREES therein
and was argued by counsels. On con-
siderat,on whereof, it is by the Court ao'
Judged, ordered and decreed that William
p. Hubbard. assignee rs aforesaid
do proceed to collect the money
loaned out by him, being all the funds
received by him as sucn assignee anu
shall reserve from the same his commits
siops thereon, and fees, il any, according
to the bankrupt laws OF the United
States, and shall, within thirty DAYS, pay
to DAME! Peck, ESQ, ore hundred ool-
lars for his services rs counsel OF the Iron
Mountain Company i'll their SAID mater
in bankruptcy, and one hundred dollars
Ia said Iron Mountain Company, 70 re-
funa their deposit with the Clerk aho
Reoister for costs in said matter, and
snail Day the remainder within said thif'
ty DAYS to Daniel Lamb, as trustee rs
aforesaid.
Court adjourned till May LIST, to meet
at Charleston.
County Co,ert-This Court met yes
terday, pursuant to adjournment Judge
BOYD on the bench.
Robert White WAS admitted to prac'
tice in this court, on motion OF .. H.
Good.
In the case of NJ. MarliDg, executrix
vs.. +. Marling, motion for new trla
was overruled, and judgment was rem
dered on the verdict.
In the case of John Baggs rs. Fred
Huseman, motion for new trial wa:
overruled, and judgment rendered on the
verdict.
Court adjourned till Monday, when
the minutes will be signed and court VIII
adjourn till court in course.
Police Court.-JudgeC ranmer disposed
of the following cases before this court
Saturday.
Fred Herd, drunk, fined two dollars
and costs. Committed tor thirty days
VIM. Hedgehorn, drunk, fined two
dollars and costs. Execution suspended
on payment OF costs.
Fred Davis, (Golored,) ti!l-.apping, I'm
ed five dollars and costs. COMMITTED
for thirty days.
Emmett Wells, (colored,) tiil-tapping
fired five dollars and costs. COMMITTED
for thirty days.
Harry Wells, (white,) till-tapping
fined five dollars and costs. Execution
suspended.
Patrick Rouse, (white,) till-tspping,
fined five dollars and costs. Execution
suspended.
John b. Williams, dsorderly conduct
fined two dollars and costs. Committed
Tor thirty days.
Frank Clug, disorderly, fined one dol
lar and costs. Paid.
Harmon Sentling, selling liquor with
out license, fined three dollars and costs
Paid.