Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-04-07
LEGAL NEWS.

A special term of Court will be held next
week, commencing Monday, for the trial
of civil cases-with the following trial list;
D. W. BARLEY VS. Miss Mary Hite, assump-
sit; D. Patton VS. D Holmes, ejectment;
Butler Savings Bank VS. NJ Scott, eject
ment; N N Allen VS. Allen 81 ia judg-
msnt; VIM G Thompson VS. Chas Duffy,
eiectment; l. S Millinger VS. Henry Reiber,
trespass; Fl. E. Beighley VS. Frazier,
mechanics lien; NJ. f. Lytle VS. same for
same; r Wise VS. d Wuller, mechanics
lien; VIM Wilson VS. National Transit Co,
trespass; B W Bredin VS. A y McCandless,
ejectment; E Say VS. II Knox, ,assumpsit;
n N Moore VS. G J Peters, assumpst;
F Murphy VS. L N Wise, assignee, sssumpsit;
F Murphy VS. A Ii Simpson, assumpsit;
T W Kelly VS. B H Black, ejectment;
NJ E Beidenbsch VS. Z Mackey, assumsit;
VIM Deering 6 Co VS. R a Brown, assumsit;
II Winterstein VS. McQaistion, assumsit;
A Adderhold VS. Oil Well Supply Co, as
sumpsit: Linden Steel Co VS. Rough Run
Manufacturing Co, mechanics lien; j Bush
nell vs. " G Sedwick, to show cause, etc;
Ii J Connolly Us " e Reed, assumpsit;
D G Bradncr VS. Fl Troutman, asSumpsit;
Il Wick vs McElroy, trustee, assumpsit;
NJ Fl Byerly VS. Abe Flick, trespaSs;
10 seph Ash VS. " II Weirs, assumpsit;
and E Lang VS. Weidhas, trespass
Letters of Administration were granted
to Juo. g. Jennings on estate of Hon.
Chas. McCandless, late OF Butler.
For some time past Henry Biehl has sus-
peoted his clerk and sewing machine agent
of stealing from him, and on Saturday
last he had him arrested and held for
court.
Jacob KRONER, one Of the Leechburg
suspects, was released from Jail at Kittan
the murder charge and $500 on the charge
of burglary. Eight witnesses from Nj.
Pleasant established good alibi for the
defendant. They testified he was at home
all day February q and in his own house
at O'Clock that night. Jack Thompson,
who runs a billiard hall in Mt. Pleasant,
was a candidate at the spring election and
positively recalls how he talked to defend
ant in his ball about voting about the time
for closing the polls He was corroborated
by others who saw him during the even
ing. Mrs. Kroner stated that her husband
was at home at 8 o'clock and had been
gave the same testimony. The allbi SEEM
ed to be completely established.
KRONER stated that he is acquainted
with Rhine and Spaythe, but does not
know Wyckof, never having been in Leech-
burg until arrested He and Rhine be-
came chums last June and played cards to-
gether in Pennsylvania and Ohio towns
last fall and winter. He explained the
cuff circumstance on the stand as he did
when seen in Jail. Kroner is positive of
an acqulttal.
LATE PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
Jacob NJ Painter, admir- to Jas B Wright
42 acres in Clay for $780,
WE Reed to P Campbell, 81 acres in
Concord for $2500.
Worth for $1,000.
l. S McJunkin to S A Russell, lot in
Butler for $3.50.
Alex Stewart, ex'r. to Casper Hocken-
berry, 100 acres in Connoquenessing for
$4,000.
Jno Steiner to Eta Steiner, 81 acres
in Middlesex twp for $1,000.
Jas Rankin to Edward Dewyer II acres
in Penn twp for $500.
Henry Bauder to Z Scheidemantle II
acres in Muddycreek for $2l69 6S.
w Marks, ex'r to John ] Stiner So
acres in Niddlesex for $4,000.
Chas Rebhun to A W Thompson lot in
Butler for $500.
L B Richardson to L d Gilleland 81
acres in Adams for 1926.
W ] Kennedy, ex'r to W L English lot
in Muddycreek for 1924 80.
J Smith to Beringer & Elder 5 acres
in Adams for $4,000, also same to same lots |
in Adams for $4,000
Marg Dodds to W Hilliard 10 acres in |
Forward for $780,
Jno Byers to E r R Boyer 50 acres in |
Lancaster for $2050.
W Strawick to John SCHNEIDER, lot in |
Butler for $3.50.
Mary Cowan to Mary Osborne, lot in
Middlesex for $3.50.
Jesse Brackney's heirs to F P Brackney, |
$50 acres in Clay for So. 300