The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1885-06-27

tres. III NIlliug. Oh the MOF8dDtOWi
circuit Of the NJ. p. church, it is or
dered that w. C. Kelley, w. H. Dor
sey, w. W rapp, Nicholas Wander
wort and Robinson Hare are appoint
. ed trustees of lot of ground lately
purchased in Hirschman & Hous
} toms addition to Morgantown, as q
place of residence for the minister
J in charge of said circuit.
: Nancy Martin VS.. John w. Wood
ruff ct al The court being of the
opinion that the plaintiff had moi
shown himself entitled TO the re.
: lief called for. the cause is dismissed
at the cost of the plaintiff.
Appeals from Justices were dock
eted as follows
j. w. Strosnider VS.. Farmers
Bank of Faismont.
Hawkins and Stewart vs. c. ID.
Hawkenbery.
| Hawkins and Stewart We. John
Freeland.
Hawkins and Stewart VS.. Brice
Wallace.
w. l. Sturm d Co. VS.. Grady, Coda
Il Co.
Bruce l.. Keenan, being licensed
to practice law, took the attorneys
oath preparatory to practicing law
in this court.
In the case OF the State VS.. John
Good for carrying a revolver, the
jury found the defendant not guilty.
In the indictments against Lee
Roy Crow, Nos. 2, s., and 7; Mi
nerva Gregg, Nos. /, 2 and 3; Mol
lie Hall; Anna Weinig, Nos. and 2,
and Mrs. Peter Weinig, No. ,, for
violation of revenue law; yerdicts OF
not guilty were found by the jury.
Asberry McFeeters, Marshall
Hartley and VIM. Cook were fined
each one dollar and costs for not APP
pearing as witnesses before pre-
vious grand jury.
In the indictments against G. w.
Smith, Nos. 6 and 7; Edward Porter,
Nos. and 10; f. H. st. Clair, No. 3,
and Mrs. p. J. Weinig, No. l, for
violation of revenue laws; judgment
was confessed in each case for $40
fine and costs.
In the indictments against Joseph
Stull, Osborn Wayson, William A..
Brand, John A. Henderson and Syl-
vester Barker, for misdemeanor,
there was nolle pros. in each case.
John H. Hoffman gave bond as
general receiver of the court in the
penalty of $4,000.
The grand jury after presenting
some indictments for misdemeanors
was discharged on Wednesday, June
10th.
In the case of the State VS.. Lee
Roy Perkins, for the murder of Alice
Harris, (both colored) was begun on
Friday and lasted until the following
Thursday, and resulted in verdict
of not guilty. The following is a
list of the jurors in the case: James
@. Rees, Albert Thomas, Jabez
Brown, Geo w. Snider, Rein Piles,
Benz. Core, Lot L. Shriver, VIM. A.
Berry, Thos, Warman, Thomas J.
Colebenk, w. d. Arnett and Marion
Protzman.
In the indictment against viii
Trimble for the muder of Alice Har
ris, (both colored) the State entered
a nolle pros.
G. F. Cumberledge, administrator,
appellant. VS.. S. II. Shriver's use, ap-
pellee. Appeal dismissed as i'm
properly granted by the justice.
The County Court of Monongalia
county VS.. Geo. w. McVicker.-Pro
ceeding to condemn land. 1t is
held by the court that applicant
| County Court) has lawful authority
to take land for the purpose stated,
upon just compensation, and jury
was selected to determine the com
pensation.
Arch j. Evans, appellant, against
Adam Bowers, appellee. By consent
the appellee RECEIVERS S25 and cost
from the appellant.
Elias Metz VS.. Oliver Sutton
Assumpsit. The jury found for the
defendant, and it is ordered that the
plaintiff take nothing, but that the
defendant recover against said plain
tiff his costs.
The change in the corporate limits
of Morgantown was considered and
approved.
F., M, & P. R. r. Co. against Oil
yer DEFAULTS heirs ct al On mo-
ton, the money paid into court by
the F., M. & 2. r. r. Co. was with
drawn from receivers hands and
paid to Mary Devault, widow of Oil
yer Devault, and the heirs of said
Oliver Devault, gross sum to the
widow in lieu of her dover, and the
remaining part divided among the
heirs, share by share, one sixth part.
Alkaline Swishcr VS.. j. G. Coroth-
Bastardy. This case, for rea-
sons appearing satisfactory to the
court. was continued by the defend
ant, and at his costs, till the next
term of this court, and ordered that
the plaintiff have an execution
against said defendant for her costs.
Ordered, that r. E. Fast, clerk of
this court, be directed to restore to
their original condition the torn
and mutilated records in the
clerks office, so far as may be
done by collecting and asserting the
torn leaves, and placing them back
in the books from which they were
torn, and to report what of the books
should be transcribed, and what
missing records can be supplied
from II transcript of original papers
in the clerks Office.
State VS.. Waitman Neighbors;
also State VS.. Geo. Lewellen.-In-
dictments against each for carrying
a revolver pistol. Confessed for $25
fine and costs; also indictments
against each for 81 fine and costs.
State vs.. George Lewellen.-As-
sault-Indictment No. g. State Or
dered nolle pros. entered.
Oliver H. Ollie, appellant, vs..
Uriah Moore, appellee. This case
was dismissed satisfied.
John A. Kinslev AGAINST the Conn