Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-03-06
COURT PROCEEDINGS.

This morning court met at 10 o'clock
both judges on the bench, for the purpos
of transacting current business, &c.
Judge Patterson delivered opinions il
the following cases:
Aaron Wissler vs. Martin, certiorar
from the judgment of A. B. Reidenbach
Proceedings of justice reversed and SCI
aside.
John Hildebrand VS.. Joseph Bowman
certiorari from the judgment Of Benz. H
Wilmer. The justice was ordered to per-
feet the record and to return to the court
all the proceedings in the case had pre-.
vious to the issue of writ of cetiorari.
Adam J. Eberly, esq.,, VS.. Daniel Bren.
her, garnishee, rule for a new trial. Rule
discharged.
Jacob B. Amwake, esq.,, VS.. the same
defendant, rule for new trial. Discharged.
Lancaster county bank VS.. Amos
Rhoads, rule to show cause why judgment
should not be opened and the defendant
let into defense. Rule made absolute,
the judgment to remain lien meanwhile.
Rapho township road, exceptions to re-
port of auditors. Report set aside.
John Jacobs's assigned estate, exceptions
to auditors report. Exceptions dismissed
and report confirmed.
Daniel Miller VS.. Levi Wise, petition for
an issue. Judge Livingston delivered an
opinion granting an issue wherein Phares
W. Fry shall be plaintiff and Isaac L. Bair,
defendant. The issue is to determine by
jury the facts alleged in the petition filed.
Judgment Entered.
In the case of +. ID. North, esq.,, VS.. the
Lancaster and Reading narrow gauge rail-
road, rule for judgment for want of suf-
ficient affidavit of defense. The rule was
made absolute, and judgment was entered
in favor of the plaintiff for s1,O59.65.
Bair & Shenk VS.. the same defendant,
same rule. Rule made absolute; judgment
entered in favor of the plaintiff for $685.. 81.
Child Adopted.
On his petition Leander J. Lindemuth
was allowed adopted as his own child
Elizabeth Nauman the court decreeing that
the said child shall assume the name
of Elizabeth Lindemuth and have all
the rights of a child and heir of Leander
Lindemuth and be subject to the duties of
Il child.
The Coroner and the County Commissioners.
Hugh r. Fulton, esq.,, county solicitor,
presented petition from the county COM
mssiOners setting forth that there has
been considerable complaint in regard to
the manner of the holding of inqucsts on
bodies by Coroner Mishlcr, as it is alleged
that many are held which are not really
necessary. The petitioners therefore
asked the court to make a rule
to require the coroner to return the
inquest to the quarter sessions Office
instead of the commissioners Office, where
they are to be filed, and persons desiring
can object to the payment of them before
the court. The court said the coroner is
judicial officer and they did not think they
had anything to do in the matter.
Plan Approved.
The plan of the southern section of the
city was approved, with some slight alter
;,tions. The maps are on file in the quar-
ter sessions Office, where they can be seen.
License, Divorce, Surety of the Peace, &c.
The tavern license of Adam Storch, of
Columbia, was transferred to Frederick
Russ.
Emma TruXelI, of Columbia, was di-
vorced from her husband on the grounds
of desCrtiOn.
The case of the com'th VS.. Levi Eshle-
man, charged with desertion by his wife,
WAS continued until April, as the parties
are now living together.
In the case of William McAfee, who
was convicted of false prctense at the last
quarter sessions court, a rule for new trial
was granted.
Viewer. Appointed.
On petition of property owners of Mar
ion street, asking for the opening of that
street west of Nevin street, the court ap-
pointed the following viewers Samuel
Evans; Columbia A. N. Cassel, Marietta;
VIM. Ellmaker, New Holland Michael
5. Mctzgar, East Lampeter Henry Eek
ert. Gurdonville.
Sher;f's Sale.
Sheriff Strne sold at the court house this
afternoon the following real estate, viz
A lot of ground, with a one-story frame
house, frame kitchen and other outbuild-
ings, in the borough of Mount Joy, as the