Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1893-10-19
COMMON PLEAS COURT.
A Running Summary of the Business
Observation-Disclosures, Verdicts
and Findings.

and Findings.
Present, J. B. briggs, Judge; Henry NJ
Davies, Clerk; NJ. NJ. Scott, Sheriff.
Julia Pelky against City of Bellaire
judgment vacated.
Samuel d. Riley and Others against
The National Life Insurance Company
cause continued.
Ebenezer Coss and others against Wis
ter A. Coss and others. Report of trus
tees on reinvestment.
Lucy A. Brewer against August F.
Craft. Verdict in favor of plaintiff fol
$3.50.
The Buckeye Savings and Loan Co.
against Mary A. Swager and Others.
Sale confirmed and deed ordered.
Fannie Ellis against Samuel Ellis; sale
confir med and deed ordered.
r. j. Martin & Bro. against ID. III.
Powen II and others; verdict in favor Of
plaintiff for s77.35.
Andrew Madden against Robert Brax,
ton; cause dismissed at costs of plaintiff.
Correna Myers against John /. Myers
divorce granted on grounds of gross neg
lect of duty, and alimony of $500 allow
ed; plaintiff to pay costs.
Thornberry & Booth against Edward
L. Hobson. Tried to jury; verdict for
plaintiff in the sum of 1882. 45.
In the matter of the Mount Zion Bap-
tist Church of Bridgeport. Ex parte;
trustees authorized to sell or exchange
property as desired.
In the matter of the First Methodist
Church of Bridgeport. Ex parte; trus-
tees authorized to sell or exchange prop
erty as desired.
Sarah A. Goddard vs.. James T. Kelly
as admir-. Cause dismissed without
prejudice.
Sarah A. Goddard against /. o. Pur-
nell. On motion of plaintiff dismissed
without prejudice.
Louis Reinheimer against George w.
Bailey and others. Judgment by default
for S164l. Decree of foreclosure and or
der of sale.
TRUE BILLS.
The Grand Jury on Wednesday made
their final report. Thirty eight true
bills of indictments were found and
fifteen were ignored The true bills are
as follows:
Two against Herman Tiber gnd VIM.
Jones; burglary and larceny;
One against Annie Berwinkle; shooting
to wound.
Two against Wilson s. Taggart; forging
and falsely uttering.
One against Frank Smith; burglary
and larceny.
One against Harry Gordon; burglary
One against Charles Kanbanto; cutting
to wound.
One agains: Edward Skeaton; horse
stealing.
One against Joseph Strinkalo: burglary.
One against VIM. Wilson; murder in
second degree.
One against james Gillespie; prize
fighting.
One against Clyde Ellis ct al; pocket
picking.
One against John Williams ct al; bur-
glary and larceny.
One against Seymour Dunlap and Jack
Gallaher; assault and battery.
Twenty-Five indictments are not re.
ported.
NOT TRUE BILLS,
The following were reported not true
bills:
One against Elrey Talbot; disturbing
a meeting.
One against Elias Beall, Jr., destroying
property.
One against Michael King; furnishing
liquor to minor.
One against Tillie Cutshaw; murder.
One against Edward Day; petit larceny
One against VIM Erskine: stirring up
law suit
One against Miles McNichols; remov-
ing property.
One against Emmett McKeen; false
pretense.
One against Benj Drake; assault and
battery.
One against Jane Jordan; assault and
battery.
Ond against Herman Tiber; shooting
to kill.
One against Chas Fisher; rape.
One against Seymore Dunlap; robbery
One against Menander Collins; pocket
picking.
One against Sallie Tapsico; shooting
with intent to kill.
The Truth Of It.
A newspaper man is, in some instances
like other people. He respects his friend
appreciates a kindness, and is Away
willing to return favor. In another re
spect he resembles very much his fellow
men. He will not continue to pat
man IN the hack tell what a good mai