Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-06-16

continued until further hearing of this
case. upon plaintiff giving bond in sum
of SlOC.
Franklin Ins. Co. VS.. John Ii. Sulli-
van ct al. Sales by Master confirmed
and deed ordered.
Alex. L. Harper VS.. Abram Simmons
ct al. Partition. Sale by Sheriff con-
firmed and deed ordered. Counsel fee
of $50 allowed S. L. James and ID. ID. T.
COwen, Esqs., attorneys for plaintiff.
Chas p White VS.. The Watertown
Fire Insurance Co. Motion for con-
tinuance overruled. Tried to jury. Yer
dict in favor of plaintiff for $1,000. De-
fendant gives notice of motion to set
aside verdict and for a new trial.
1st Natl Bank Bellaire VS.. James
Nicoll ct al. Real estate in this case or
dered to be sold; being twice offered for
sale under former appraisement and
not sold for want of bidders, new ap-
praisement is ordered.
Elizabeth Parry VS.. Ephraim Parry.
Divorce. On motion Geo. w. Hoge is
by the Court appointed guardian ad lit
EN- for the defendant, who is insane, and
filed his answer i'll this case.
Eliza Ann Ray VS.. Harrison Porter.
Bastardy. Cause settled and dismissed
at costs of defendant.
VIM. Moorehouse VS.. James Crangle.
Appeal; to jury; verdict in favor of
plaintiff for S75 and SAG 371s interest.
Robt. w. James ct al. VS.. w. G. Acton.
Partition. Order and judgment as to
costs modified so as to charge plaintiffs
with S715 per cent. and the defendant
y I r Of ho in q
action, including attorneys fees of S1Sz
to s. L. James, and a further sum of
$40 to ID. ID. 7. COwen, guardian at litem
and attorney for said defendant.
David Myers, Admir-, VS.. Daniel Beck.
Report and findings of Referee confirm
ed. Plaintiff to pay fees of Referee and
other costs.
John w. Cater ct al. VS.. Solomon Hogue
ct al Injunction. Equities in this case
found to be with plaintiffs. Defendants
perpetually enjeined from issuing bonds
for construction of the SOmertOn rail-
road and from constructing said road. or
from expending any money of said
township under the act of the Legisla-
ture authorizing said road, or from levy
ing or causing to be- levied any tax un-
der color of said act. Defendants to
pay costs of this action.
Adolphus Stewart ct al. VS.. Leroy
Wilson ct al. Report of Referee con-
firmed. Judgment and decree.
Sarah Jane Wilkinson. Decree chang
ing name of petitioner from Sarah Jane
Spencer to Sarah Jane Wilkison.
Special Grand Jury The regular
grand jury having been discharged, and
TO ha Inf htnS
being necessary that new grand jury
be impanelled, it is ordered that the
Sheriff call together fifteen persons hav-
ing the qualification of grand jurors.
The following persons were called: j. A.
Barnes, T. A. Mitchell, p. NJ. Sutton. j.
B. Meyer, w. II. Beatty,J. w. Bentley,
Thos. Pyle, B. E. DUNCAN, Frank l..
Rice, P 5. COwen, Alex. Williams, Cy-
rus Kirk, l. NJ. Riley, R. E. Sweeney and
John Taggart. and with |. NJ. Riley as
foreman, was sworn and impanelled, land
retired to their room to deliberate. And
afterward the said jury returned into
court and presented a true bill of indlct-
ment against Albert Taylor Grand lar
ceny."
Jane C. Moore ct al. vs. Elizabeth
Craig ct al. Partition. Sale by Sheriff
approved and confirmed and deed or
dered.
State of OHIO VS.. Philip Dietrich. In
dictment for keeping place of public
resort for the unlawful sale of liquors"
Plea of guilty Fined $50 and costs.
State of Ohio VS.. John Deitrick. In
dictment for keeping a place of public
resort" &c. Plea of guilty Fined
$50 and costs.
State of Ohio VS.. John Dietrich. In
dictments for selling liquors on Sunday.
Five cases. Pleas of guilty. Fined So
in each case and costs, and to stand
committed until fine and costs are paid.