Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1882-10-18
COURT NOTES.

CIVIL CASES DISPOSED OF LAST wEEB
Philip Snyder and wife VS.. j. A
Armstrong. Admir- of NJ. j. Arm
strong, decd. Verdict for plaintiff j
the issue.
MN. Allen, ct al, VS. Robert Allen
ct al Case settled Oct 6, 1882.
X. Marshall, committe, VS.. W. A
Lewis, ct al, settled Oct. IL, 1882.
Andrew Burnett, ct al, VS.. Theo
dore A Altmire-October IL, verdict fo
plaintiff for land described in writ
with six cents damages and six cent
cost, to be released on payment 0
500 with interest in one year from
this date
Daniel McDivitt, ct al, VS.. Johr
McDivitt--Oct. 10, 1892, settled al
per paper filed
james Mosgrove and VIM. Pollock
] Adm'rs VS.. X. w. Mckee, Admir-
verdict for plaintiff for $23s33.
James H. McMahan VS.. John P
Crawford, Oct l3, Court grant a
compulsory non suit and entertain a
motion to take it off.
Z A Morehead, Guardian, ct al,
VS.. A. L. Campbell, ct a, Oct. 10,
1882, Jury sworn-Court reserve the
question whether a deed having been
made by Mrs Scott, Guardian &C., to
W. g. Stoughton, in pursuance of the
decree of the Orphans Court, there can
be recovery in ejectment though the
purchase money was not paid. Oct.
IL, verdict in favor of plaintiff for land
described in writ with six cents dam
ages and six cents cost, to be released
on the payment of $960000 with inter-
est in one year from date.
j. W. Maxwell, Admir-, VS.. Hiram
Grubbs, ct al.-settled.
j. n. Glenn VS.. John McClymonds,
with notice to A D. AID r. Il. Nc
Clymonds, settled Defendants con-
fess judgment to plaintiff for SAB
Ct with costs of suit. Stay of eXecd-
tion for one year Plaintiff to Gle no
bill for witnesses.
VIM. Huselton ct al, VS.. FL. M.
Weisman, verdict for defendant under
instructions of Court.
W. w. Dunlap, ct al, VS.. James
w. Kelly, Admir- of James Heron
Oct. II. '82, plaintiff takes a non suit
and judgment against him for costs.
VIM. Gallagher VS.. VIM. Leithold,
verdict for plaintiff for $I4.97.
A. r. Black vs.. III. G. Beatty,
verdict for defendant
Samuel Riddle, Sr vs. Josiah
M. Thompson, ct al.-not finished last
week and Jury held over till this
week. Oct. 16, 1892 verdict in favor
of plaintiff for $1O,2O8 80 This
verdict was given by direction of the
Court which reserved tbe question as
to whether a confession of judgment
by Thompson, the defendant in
the judgment assigned in guarantee on
sci ia giving time to Thompson is
release of defendants.
COURT NOTES.
In the case of John z. Byers, M. d.,
against the Overseers of the Poor, of
Butler township, for professional SER
vices rendered to Patrick McIleer and
VIM Howley, two men who were
blown up, hurt and injured by an ex-
plosion of blast of powder in Butler
twp, on the p & w. r. r. on the 3lst
of July last The Court on Saturday
made the following order: Oct. IA, 1882,
The Court being of opinion that under
the facts as agreed on, the poor district |
Of Butler twp. is liable for the bill of
plaintiff, as approved by the Justices
do give judgement against the Over
seers of the Poor of Butler twp, and
in favor of plaintiff for the sum of $l55
with costs of suit.
Gen. Pnrviance, Receiver of the
First National Bank of Butler, got an
order of Court to sell certain real estate |
and personal property Of said bank.
The will of John McCallen, Of Cher
~ twp, was probated last week. j.
K. and A. X. McCandless, Executors.
Letters of Administration, G. Il A,
granted to S. ii. Critchlow, on the
estate of Archibald Critchlow.
Lewis Wolford, and his wife, Eta
Wolford, have brought cross suits for
divorce, both claiming desertion. j.
w. Dambach has brought suit for di-
vorce for same reason.
The committee appointed to inquire
INTO the insanity of Francis Mcbride
having reported that he is insane, the
Court directed that he be taken to
Dixmont, and Donegal twp. was GER
.ified as the place of legal settlement
Of said Mcbride.