The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-10-29

Inc following settlement was Goa
firmed:
James A. Hawthorne, Committee
of Samuel Henderson.
In the case of VIM. Lyons VS.
Boughner and Brown, was by consent
referred to Jno. j. Brown aud II. NJ.
Dent, arbitrator.
In the case of Dusenbcrry VS.. Ry-
an and others-realIy Dusenberry
and Mackey-several pleas were fled
some admitted and some rejected and
the case continued.
Iu the case of VIM. N. Stewart VS..
Nelly Newbraugh, on an appeal from
the judgment of Justice Knox, jury
was empanneled and after hearing
the evidence found averdct for Stew
art. In this suit Brookover was
counsel for Nelly Newbraugh and
had no case at ALL 1t was simply
ridiculous that the time of the court
and jury should be taken up with
such a case.
w. c. Wilson VS.. r. G. Corrother's
sdm'r., 4 pleas were fled and the case
continued.
In the State VS.. Durr d Porter for
unlawful selling of whiskey, four cas-
es were tried before jury and YER
diet rendered for defendants. The
supposed spirituous article sold on
this occasion by Drs. DUR and Por-
ter turned out to be, according to the
evidence, q very wishy washy fluid
that You could drink by the barrel
without becoming intoxicated, called
birch beer DIR. DUR was defended
by the great defender "DSn" Hagans,
who announced their readiness TO
proceed to the trial of the other cases
against him, but the Prosecuting
Attorney was not ready and the cases
were continued on motion of the
State.
James Wallace confessed for $40
fine and costs in two cases against
him, and Dennis Clark plead not
guilty. We suppose Dennis bad
been selling birch beer too, perhaps
only root beer.
WILDER Dorsey and wife confessed
to ASSEMBLING Donley and wife to the
ammount of 81 and costs in each
case.
CuANCERy.
Jno. X. Barrackman, Guardian
DC, vs.. Leora Furman ct al. Petit
ton filed and docketed.
Wm. Frank d. Sons, ct al. VS.. ID.
II. Chadwick ct al. Ordered that
the Receiver of this court re- loan the
fund in his hands for six months.
Rebecca Watson ct al VS.. Phillip
Lows heirs ct al
Thos. II. Watson ct al. vs.. Jno s.
Hood ct al.
Helen NJ. Davis ct al. VS.. James
Davis admir- ct al.
On motion of the plaintiff these
three cases are dismissed.
James Odhert vs.. Robt. Holyfield
ct al. Decree for the sale of the land
in the bill mentioned, in IL months
by Jno. NJ. Hagans, Commissioner.
Wilson and Kramer vs., James Ro-
lands admir-. dc. Decree, for re-
sale of the land in the bill mentioned
by Geo. c. Sturgiss, Commissioner.
Rachael Chips ct 81. VS.. Ephrsim
B. Hall. Ordered that the Plaintiff $
bill be dismissed and that the De
fendsnt recover his costs here expen-
ded.
Marion Machine Works, &c, VS..
Francis M. Hess &c. Defendants
have leave to file answer in said case
in SO days.
Bowman d. Basnett vs.. Rebecca
Jenkins ct al. Re-commtted to a
Commissioner of this court for fur
ther report
Geo. P. Mcbride vs.. Harvey B.
Chess ct al. Decree for resale of
the Laurel Iron Works" property
and its appurtenances by L. S.
Hough, Commissioner.
T. Pickenpaugh ct al. vs.. S. Z. L.
Martin ct al. Decree confirming the
sale of part of the land in the bill
mentioned, and further sale ordered
Of the two-sevenths Of the SO acres
undivided mentioned.
James Hoffman ct al. VS.. Alex T.
Hess ct al. Plaintiffs bill dismissed
and the defendants recover their
costs herein expended.
There being no further business
before the court, ordered that the
court be adjourned until the first day
of the next term, February Is, 1881.