Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-12

SohHrmaton. The argument list fol-
lows:
State VS.. w. ]. Bayles. alderman.
rule TO show cause why indictment
should not be resubmitted to another
grand jury; George A. Matchett vs. p
N: kasson, motion for judgment not
wlthstanding verdict; Brinser & Son
VS.. Pennsylvania Steel Company, rule
20 strike off Judgment; State VS.. Ma
pel Miller and Benjamin Powers, rule
TO show cause; Broad Street National
Sank, Trenton, VS.. United Water and
Guarantee Company, petition to open
Judgment; State VS.. Farmers Mutual
insurance Company, Crawford, excep-
tions to receivers second account:
Farmers Produce Company receivers
VS.. William d. Durham, rule to open
Judgment: same rule against II. L.
Shut and Edward Shut: Gately &
Fitzgerald VS.. II. K. Gambler, rule, to
open Judgment; Truman A. Salpaugh
VS.. j. Francis Linthicum, rule to show
cause; Alfred Hoerner VS.. A. H. I'm.
boden, certiorari; Alfred Bechtel VS..
A. e. Farmer and Mrs. Alice Farmer,
rule to open Judgment; State VS.
County Commissioners, mandamus:
Home German Bau and Spar Verein
VS.. Fl. Homer Matter. rule to open
judgment; State via Auditor General
VS.. James IL. Sheehan. register of wills,
Philadelphia, case stated; John II.
Siders VS.. Walter l.. Montgomery ex-
ceptions; GJuvo VS.. Frank and Kate
Capan, rule to open judgment; Max
Williams VS.. Frank Cohen. rule to
show cause why action should not be
considered or discharged; Lena Arnold
VS.. Frank Hess ct al. estate of Jacob
Hess exceptions to confirmation of
sale.
To Hear Paving Appeals.-Paving
appeals from the assessments levied
against abutting properties in Null
berry, Seventeenth and Eighteenth;
Prospect, Market to Whitehall: Nau-
dain. Fifteenth and Seventeenth Derry,
Eighteenth to Twenty second; Derry,
Twenty TO Twenty-third; Lo-
gan, Maclay to Emerald, and Orange
alley, Maclay to Woodbine streets will
be heard by City Engineer M. B. Cow
den Thursday morning, October %.
Deputy Hummel in Accident. -
Deputy Prothonotary Elmer Hummel
aroused the sympathy of the attaches
and attorneys when he appeared
with a much-bandaged head. Mr..
Hummel said he was thrown from an
automobile on the Chambers Hill road
when the chauffeur tried a sharp turn
and the steering gear failed to operate
properly.
Two Small Suits FiIed.-Two small
assumpsit suits were filed to-day. The
Lilly Lumber Company sued NJ. H.
Gettys for $3.50 and Mrs. Angeline B.
Knight brought a similar action against
Patrick Russ for $733.
Appealed Tradesmen's Trust Excep-
tionS.-EXcep options to the receivers re-
port of the Tradesmen's Trust Com
pany were appealed by Franklin s.
Edmonds and Charles I. Cronin.
Wants $500 Damages.-Suit to re-
cover 5000 damages from the Valley
Traction Company for alleged injuries
received in collision between a trolley
nd ma faf 1
Second near Walnut streets, was filed
by Frank r. Downey.
To See Ball Game.-District Attor-
ney Michael E. Stroup, Attorney John
r. Geyer and City Commissioner NJ.
Harvey Taylor were among the county
and city officials who went to Phila-
delphia Saturday to see the worlds
series baseball game.
Tyrone Uron Works Dissolved. - BY
O. formal decree issued to-day by the
Dauphin County Court upon applica-
ton of w. M. Jacobs, attorney, the
Tyrone Iron Company was dissolved.
The company, according to the affi-
davit of James Boyd, its president,
has settled all it's obligations. For
months the plant has not been oper-
ating.
Wants Grant Jury Return Set Aside.
Upon petition of Maurice MetZger,
counsel for Frank Barbush. the Dau-
phin County Court this morning
granted a rule upon the District At
torney and upon the County Solicitor
to show cause why the grand jury in
the malicious mischief suit of Frank
Barbush against Charles Green should
not be set aside. Barbush declared
that he did not mean to have Green
arrested on a criminal charge, but in
tended to bring an action in common
pleas court to recover in trespass the
damage done his property by Green,
tenant, while the latter had pos
session of the house. Barbush said he
is an Italian, is not familiar with the
criminal procedure and believed that
he was bringing a civil action before
Squire william ]. Herman, Middle
town, instead of a criminal suit when
he signed the necessary information
before the Justice of the peace.