Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-06-03
THB TERM CLOSES.
A LARGE AMOUNT OF BUSINESS DISPOSED OF
IN CIRCUIT COURT.
Decisions Rendered in Number Of Important
Casss-An Adjourned Session Of Part
One To Be Held.

Yesterday was the last day Of the
term in the Circuit Court, and large
amount OF business was disposed Of on
both Sides Judge PAUL adjourned until
the next term. Judge Campbell will
hold an adjourned session, commencing
on next Saturday.
Circuit Court, Par: one. Jude CsRp5sI:-
The committee consistieg OF S. o.
Boyce and J. 5. Summerville, appointed
TO examine the Office Of the Clerk OF the
Court reported that that official has
faithfully discharged his duties. The
committee found that papers in chan
Gerry cases are frequently taken ana
kept by members OF the bar for an un-
reasonable time, and recommended that
the rule OF court on this subject be en-
forced. The committee also recon-
mended that typewriter be purchased
for use OF the clerk; that his quarters
be enlarged, and that an elevator be
constructed TO send books aud papers
TO the court room.
City OF Wheeling VS.. Oscar Seeley.
Death OF defendant being suggested,
suit dismissed at cost Of city.
w. L. Reese VS. Wheeling and Elm
Grove Railway Company. Motion for
new trial overruled and judgment
upon the verdict OF the jury for defend
ant in the sum Of $500. A stay Of sixty
days was allowed defendant to go to
Supreme Court OF Appeals.
American Preservers Co. VS. Joseph
Speidel 81 Co. Demurrer TO the amend
ed declaration was sustained, and with
leave OF the Court second amended
declaration was filed by the plaintiff,
which was demurred to, and oVerruled
by the Court.
Graysville Manufacturing Company
VS.. Manufacturers Insurance Company.
1t was suggested that plaintiff is for
eign corporation, and securltyfor costs
demanded.
Catherine Church and husband VS..
City Of Wheeling. Jury found YER
dict for plaintiff in the sum Of $4,000;
motion to set aside the verdict argued
and subm tilted.
Neill & EIlingham VS.. Rogers Bros.
Produce Company. The Court over
ruled motion TO set aside verdict and
grant q new trial, made by First Ma
tional Bank OF Santa Barbara, and
Judgment was entered against the bank
for cussS. II is ordered that money In
hands OF the Sheriff, oeing less than
sufficient 10 satisfy NeilI & ElIinsAsm's
Judgment, Sheriff is ordered to pay same
10 Neill & Ellingham. First National
Bank takes a stay of sixty days, under
Il bond OF $500, to go TO the Supreme
Court.
John c. Lowry, trustee, vs.. Philadel-
phia Optical and Watch Company.
Judgment entered against defendant
for S37, O3s.72. Ordered that garnishees
in attachment pay their indebtedness
to the plaintiff in part satisfaction OF
the judgment.
Nellie Egan VS.. James A. Henry.
Clerk directed TO pay $500 to the plain
tiff in part satisfaction OF her claim
against defendant.
Oris Uthman VS.. Star Building Asso-
citation. Injunction prayed for, refused
by the Court.
Divorce was granted Robert M. Den
| niston from Nellie Dsnniston.
Alfred PAUL VS.. j. G. Anderson, In
chancery. Cause was referred 10 Geo.
r. L. Gilchrist, Commissioner OF the
Court.
Circuit Court. Part Tt00. Judge PduI:-
Klieves, Kraft Sc Co. vs.. S. $. Bloch;
case dismissed at plaintiffs costs, with
out prejudice to right Of plaintiff TO sue
again on the same course Of action.
In the sixteen cases at law against
Paige, Carey 81 Co. and the three causes
and suits in chaneery against the same
firm, the City OF Wheeling rendered
and offered to file in each case a denial
Of it's liability as garnishee therein, In
writing, and asked TO be discharged Ia
giving answer In tho suit; TO the fling
Of which paper the several plaintiffs
objected
Matilda Harding's executor vs.. Lizzie
Moon ct al. Decree for sale OF the real
estate was ordered.
George w. Radcliffe trustee VS.. r. NJ.
Richards ct al. The Sheriff was direct
ed TO sell stock OF goods in the drug
store at 4315 Jacob street at either pub
lie or private sale, and S. L. Brice,spec-
isl receiver, was directed 10 make q
complete report to the Clerk.
Bank OF the Ohio Valley VS., John G.
Wilson ct al. Case referred 10 George
E. Boyd, Commissioner Of the Court