Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1883-11-22
COURT REPORT.


costs and order of compliment until
paid.
State of Ohio VS.. Jesse Good. Perju-
ry. Defendants caunsel give notice of
a motion To set aside verdict for new
trial.
Lucretia Goudy VS.. Frank R. Sed wick,
admir- Thos. Cottrell. Dismissed at costs
of defendant as admir-.
James McKain VS.. Philip Shaffer; set
tied and dismissed by plaintiff at his
own costs.
Robt. NJ. Abel VS.. John C. Abel; par
titiOn. Sale by sheriff confirmed and
deed ordered
Rachel J. Jarvis vs.. Charles I. Jarvis
ct al Proceedings in partition by sher-
III and commissioners approved and sale
of premises ordered.
Edward Herbert and JOS. PluwS; pc
tition of. Sale of works of Wheeling
Valley Coal Co. by Receiver Eaton. set
| aside, and order to sell said property at
public or private sale for cash, to the
highest bidder. without reference to the
appraisement.
State of Ohio VS.. John DIETRICH. In
dIctment for selling liquor to person
intoxicated and in the nabi. of becoming
intoxicated. Plea of guilty; sentenced
to pay fine $50. and be imprisoned in
the county jail five days.
John ). Cleyinger VS.. John Moore
verdict in favor of plaintiff: damages
assessed at SlS. Defendant gives notice
of motion to set aside verdict.
Ohio VS.. VIM. Moreland. Furnishing
| liquor to minor. Plea of guilty; fine
of $40 and costs, and order of commit
ment until fine and costs are paid.
Ohio VS.. John McCarty and Chris
Birch. Larceny; defendants arrrigned
and entered plea of mot guilty"
Ohio VS.. Samuel Rush. Throwing
stone at railroad train. Defendant ar
raigHed and entered plea of not guilty
Ohio VS.. Michael Flaherty. Pocket
picking. Plea of mot guilty." George
Duncan, Esq, appointed counsel for de-
| fendant.
Ohio VS.. Maurice Davis. Assault and
battery. Plea of guilty" and defend
ant renanded 10 Jail
Ohio VS.. F. Hoefer; Selling liquor to a
person intoxicated and in the habit of
becoming intoxicated. Plea of mot
guilty" Defendant entered into a re.
cogniZance in the sum of 500, with Jos.
w. King, surety, for his appearance from
day to day.
Ohio VS.. Robt. and VIM. Leasure. AS
salt and threatening in menacing man.
ner. Defendant, VIM. Leasure, entered
plea of guilty" and was sentenced to
ten days in Jail and to pay fine of $40.
Robt. Douglass vs.. Abraham Ram
sey. Settled and dismissed at costs of
defendant
Ohio vs., Samuel and Mary Leasure.
Assault and battery. Defendants enter
pleas of guilty" and sentenced to pay a
fine of $40 each.
Annual report of county commission
ers for the year ending Sept. 8, 1893,
having been filed in this court, is re-
ferred to D. H. Milligan, John Pollock
and Pros. Atty Mitchell, for eXamina
ton and report according to law.
James Kelsey VS.. Edward Cook; cause
referred to c. W. Carroll, master com
missioner, for sale of premises.
James Kelsey VS.. Henry Kemple ct al.
commissioner, for sale of premises.
james Croghan by next friend VS..
Thos. Sheldon. Suit for damages for
false imprisonment. Verdict in favor
of plaintiff for S175. Defendants coun-
sci gives notice of motion t set aside
verdict and for new trial.
Elisha Brannum VS.. Hannah Stephens.
Demurrer by defendant to plaintiff s
petition sustained, and ruling excepted
to. Cause dismissed at costs of plaintiff; /;
plaintiff gives notice of appeal to Dis
trict court.
State of Ohio vs.. John L. Widman.
Indictment, Selling liquor to a person
in the habit of getting intoxicated. Plea
of guilty Defendant sentenced to be
committed to Jail for days, and to pay
fine of $35, and to stand committed
until fine and costs are paid.
State of Ohio VS.. ChaS. A. We'll, Sell
ing liquor to person in the habit of
getting intoxicated. Plea of guilty ;
defendant sentenced to Imprisonment in
the county Jail for five days and to pay
fine of $25, and to stand committed
| until fine and costs are paid.
Ohio VS.. John l.. Widham. Selling to
minor Pros. Atty, on leave of court,
enters nolle prosequi in this case.
Ohio VS.. Andrew Moore. Keeping a
gambling room: plea of not guilty. de-
fendant entered into recognizance in the
sum of 5000, with Jno. J. McDermott as
surety for his appearance from day to
day.
Ohio VS.. Andrew Moore. Indictment
for selling liquor to person intoxica-
ted and in the habit of getting intOXica-
ted. Plea of not guilty Defendant
entered into a recOgnizance in the sum
OF 800. with John j. McDermott as
surety for his appearance from day to
day.
Ohio VS.. A. B. Kline. Furnishing Ii
quOr to minor. Plea of mot guilty
Defendant entered into a recognizance
in the sum of 500. with Lohman II.
Green as surety for his appearance from
day to day.
Ohio VS.. John J. McDermott Selling
liquor to person in the habit of becom
ing intoxicated. Plea of not guilty.
Defendant entered into recogniZance in
the sum of 500. with VIM. Nace as
surety, for his appearance from day to
day.
John Shepherd ct al, exr's, vs. Daily
}. Jennings. Cause settled between the
parties; plaintiff to have judgment
against defendant for S67 30, and de
fendant to pay costs.
VIM. Trigg VS.. Samuel Braiden. BY
agreement of parties plaintiff is to have
il judgment against defendant for $26 20,
and defendant TO pay costs.
Abraham Ramsey VS.. Sarah Ramsey.
Heard on motion of defendant for an
allowance of alimony pending suit for
divorce Motion overruled.
The b. & o. r. R. VS.. Louisa Kemple
ct al. Cause dismissed at costs of de-
PENDANTS.
Caroline Kinds VS.. Helena Myers
ct al. Suit fer damages under the Adair
law. Amount claimed $500; verdict for
nlaintiff fnr S.lr-