Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-03
Briefly Told Court News.


WILLIAM BURROWS was convicted of as
sault and battery yesterday.
THE ejectment suit of B. Coursin against
John Shrader is on trial before Judge Ewing.
CHARTER was granted yesterday for the
United Hebrew Relief Society of Pittsburg.
MICHAEL KREUTzER was yesterday con-
victed of felonious assault on Annie Houch,
aged IA years.
SUIT for 81, GOO damages for SANDER was en-
tered yesterday by Mrs. +. NJ. Lange against
Michael Spath.
THE suit of S. E. Scott against Henry Sher-
messer to recover the price of lathe, is on trial
before Judge Slagle.
THE suit of Joseph Matthews against Park
Bros, a sui: a contract for wages, is on trial
before Judge Magee.
Mrs. SADIE A. SMITH yesterday sued for
divorce. from George A. Smith, alleging un-
faithfuinesS and abuse.
LEO WEILBRoNER yesterday received ver-
dict for SCI is in his suit against ]. r. Fiscus,
an action on an account.
THE jury is out in the suit of c. Berlin
against Frank Nicholson and wife, an action to
recover bill for groceries.
IN the garnishee proceedings of w. l. Perry
against H. W. Juergan verdict was given
plaintiff yesterday for Sl6S 81.
j. P. MORRISON was yesterday found guilty OF
Dean, of the Anti-Cruelty Society.
ROBERT McADoo, of Turtle Creek, pleaded
guilty to the larceny of a can of powder and
was sent 10 the Huntington Reformatory.
A MOTION was made yesterday for new
trial in the case of Ralph BaCaley against the
Pittsburg and Lake Superior Iron Company.
THE account of Protnonotary Bradley, of the
funds of Common Pleas Court No. !, in his
hands, was approved by the Court yesterday.
The amount in bank is S2S,21S -.
THE jury was withdrawn yesterday in the
suit Of John Mannor against the Pittsbure,
Virginia and Charleston Railroad Company,
and the case continued by agreement.
THE suit of Charles Meise against the Pitts
burg Cleveland and ST. Louis Railway Com
pany for damages for a right of way taken
through his property, is on trial before Judge
Collier.
JOHN H. SNYDER has entered suit against
the Wilson Snyder Manufacturing Company
for S5 coo damages for the death of SON, who
was knocked from high building by guy rope
breaking
THE will of the late Conrad Van Buren, Jr..
of Millvale borough, cashier of the German
National Bank, was fled yesterday for pro-
bate. His wife is made sole he'll, and is also
eXecutri1-
The Peoples Natural Gas Company yester-
day entered suit against the Pennsylvania
natural gas furnished the defendants IN Feb
ruary and March, 1857.
NJ. u. MATTHEWS yesterday received verdict
for $1,000 in his suit against John Price.
Mathews is a dealer in fruit trees, and Price
was an agent in his employ. He alleged that
Price doubled orders and sent in bogus orders
for trees
EXECUTIONS were issued yesterday against
L. Newman. of braddnck. aggregating sS.645 o.
They were issued by Rachel and Barbara New
man for 81 900; NJ. Oppenheimer Co., S26 Y;
Oppenhelmer & Kaufman, 81, l07 81: Rauh Bros.
& Co., STl0 73.
In the United States Court yesterday. Judge
Acheson overruled the motion for new trial
in the case of Norcross Bros. against Allegheny
county, and ordered judgment for $1,000 for the
plaintiff TO be entered. The suit was to settle
a dispute about the payment of balance due
for work on the Court House.
+. NJ. MCKELvEY yesterday filed state
ment in his suit against 81. B. Demmler for sl0,-
600 damage. He alleges that he agreed to sell
Demmler III shares of stock in the Adams Coke
Oven Company. After the stock had been
transferred to Demmler he refused to pay Nc
Kelvcy, and the suit was brought.