Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-20
Mondays Audit List.
What Lawyers Have nnne.

A CHARTER was granted yesterday to thu
Fourth Ward Atlas Republican Club of ALLIE
gheny.
PETITION was filed asking for the change
Of the polling place of Reynoldton borough
from the schoolhouse to the office of Joseph
Morgan,
JOHN F. ALLEN, the Superintendent OF
Gilkinson's Detective Agency yesterday filed
an application in the Quarter Sessions Court
Tor license as detective.
A DECREE was made in the Quarter Sessions
Court yesterday changing the polling place OF
the First district. Thirty-sixth ward, from the
police station to No. lis Steuben street.
THE will of the late Mary Jane McClester
was filed yesterday for probate. She leaves $3.50
to the U. P. Board of Foreign Missions. and
ESQ to the Board of Freedmen's Missions
MOTIONS for new trials were made yesterday
in the cases of B. c. ]. Whalen against Samuel
Musgrave, William Bailey against the P. & w.
r. R. Company, and McFall, Hetzel & Co.
against c. Roebrich. and others.
JOSEPH 7. MCINTOSH yesterday filed bill
in equity against, Samuel L. Mcintosh and
Robert NJ. Johnston. He asks for an iniuuc-
ton to restrain them from selling or mortgag-
ing some property in which he claims an in
terest.
A REGULAR meeting Of the Law Students
Association was held yesterday afternoon. The
only business transacted was the adoption of a
resolution asking the Bar Association to ap-
point a lawyer each week to deliver lecture
to the students,
PETITION was filed in the Quarter Sessions
Court yesterday to divide Lower st. Clair town.
ship INFO more than two election districts for
the convenience of voters. DR.. II. r. O'Conner,
Adam Henning and Charles Davis were ap-
pointed commissioners to make the division.
A RETURN was made to court yesterday in
the inquisition as to the sanity of Mrs. Char
lotte Wallace, finding her lunatic and incom.
petent to care for her estate. VIM. Wallace
Oh her, and to give bond in the sum of $4,000.
TIE resignation of l. F. Hull as deputy con-
stable of Coraopolis borough was filed and &C.
cepted in the Quarter Sessions Court yesterday
X. +, Conkle had petitioned to be released from
dulPs bond, alleging that HulPs conduct had
been irregular. The Court ordered Hull to
furnish new bond, but instead he filed his
resignation.
A RULE was issued on John and Stewart
Morrow yesterday commanding them to show
cause why they should not be attached for con-
tempt of court. They had been ordered by the
Court in August, 1883, TO pay So 80 per week to-
ward the support of their mother, Mrs. Jane
Morrow. Sne filed petition stating that all
she received from them since then has been
10 20, and the rule was issued.
H. B. HEBRON was appointed commissioner
in the divorce case of Maggie NJ. Moss VS.. VIM.
]. Moss. Kier Mitchell was appointed in the
ease of Elizabeth NJ. Gardner VS.. Alexander
Gardner Chas. E. Clark in the case of Caro-
line Gruey against John B. Gruey. j. Fl.
] Johnston IN the case of Peter A. Koser VS.
Philomena Koser. and George P. Murray in the
case of Mary Green VS.. Valentine Green.
UNITED STATES DEPUTY MARSHAL BAR
RING yesterday brought Josephine Robinson
rom Scranton for trial in the United States
District Court which opens here tomorrow.
through the mails. To satisfy a grudge it is
Illeged, against Mr.. Bard, residing in Scran.
on, she wrote an insinuating and obscene
etter to him. and directed the envelope to his
wife.