Appeals Heard by Supreme Court in Varied Docket
Thirteen cases were argued yesterday in the Supreme Court. Topics include mechanics lien disputes involving Graff Bennett Co. and Jutte of Keystone Bridge, damages from ship collisions, estate distribution for Catherine Gee, and several garnishee and ejectment actions. Also noted are a liquor license case and telegram error damages from South Carolina to New York, with broader commentary on sealing profits and fleet activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
J. H. Bailey
Graff, Bennett & Co
Decree of Common Pleas
S Mill
Charles Jutte
Keystone Bridge Company
Common Pleas No
Arcuel
Beaver Bridge
Monongahela National Bank of
Brownsville
Catherine Gee
Orphans’ Court
Huyckensten & Co Va C. L. Willey
TI Wrasse
Citizens’ Trainion Company
Common Pleas No. 1
Dai
Plain
J. C. Gearing and Wife
J. Getty, Jr
J. C. Hinnan
James Walton
Anit
Arbuckles & Co. Ve. F. A
Samuel Bing
Bing
Willey
Wabble
Western Union Telegraph Company
Common Pleas No. 2
D. S. Tobin
South Carolina
New York
Anna Hilands
William Jenkins
Common Pleas
Court actions cover criminal cases and divorces in year
In criminal court Judge Ewing and McClung acquitted Henry Lehman of malicious mischief but taxed costs. Patrick Connelly pleaded guilty to stealing a shirt and was sent to the workhouse for 30 days. Wilson Wiley convicted of stealing $50 and jailed six months. Gilbert Wilson convicted of entering Otillan Henger’s house with intent to felonize. John Miller acquitted of pointing firearms. M Geffen pleads guilty in the case of S Balkin, fined $100 and 30 days. Joseph Goodman acquitted. Benjamin Spangler acquitted. prosecutor pays costs. In U S District Court grand jury true bill against W H Dill for embezzling and altering accounts. £22,000 alleged. Paul Conrad and Louisiana State Lottery officers indicted for using United States mail in a lottery. Two divorce suits filed: George R Owings vs Emma Owings. C W Marsh vs E Maresh. dates of marriage and desertion noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewing and McCling
Henry Lehman
Joha Whitmore
Patrick Connelly
J. St. Fisher
Wilson Wiley
Annie Powell
Wood
Ran
Gilbert Wilson
Otillan Henger
United States District Court
W. H. Dill
First National Bank
Clearfield
United States
Dill
Paul Conrad
Louisiana State Lottery
Neighbor suit over drainage damages in Allegheny court
Henry McC Savage of 65 Taylor avenue Allegheny filed suit in Common Pleas Court yesterday against neighbors J L Meyers and M Mackin claiming $1,000 in damages to his property due to bad drainage on the defendants property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry McC. Savage
Taylor Avenue
Allegheny
Common Pleas
J. L. Meyers
M. Mackin
James Hageman Sues for 1000 Damages After Cable Car Collision
James Hageman filed a suit in Common Pleas Court seeking 1000 damages after his horse and wagon were struck by a Fifth avenue cable car on Tuesday October 14. The filing was made yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hageman
Fifth Avenue
Mit
Court Case Summary From Fragmented Docket List
A partial Common Pleas docket lists numerous names and defendants including Fryeberger Marke McMillan Cassett McGrew Mooks Rittko Addison Jawoski Inab el Hagre ONeill Mothutre Hoshach Maxie Yee Tang McD arland and others. Several cases name Sera Company Dan Chain Owen Manstein Roth Keller and Carnegie Natural Gas Company among the defendants or parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal Court
Commonwealth
Henry Fryeberger
W. P. Marke
William McMillan
Thomas Cassett
John McGrew
Phillip Mooks
Beckie Rittko
William Addison
Fae Jawoski
Jat
Sence Inabel
Othls
Oneill
Mary Mothutre
Charles Hoshach
Cunstee Maxie
Yee Tang
Lizzie McDarland
Common Pleas No
L—Wall_ ve
Oe Canes
Sera Company
Rejotzmater
Dan Chain
Owen
Manstein
Roth
Gleeson
Fairfax
Keller Et al
Whesler
Order of Solon
McKelvy
Snuser
Mozerski
MiMin Township
Carnegie Natural Gas Company
Sealskins priced low as London market sinks
Sealing men in Victoria BC report weak demand as fall sales in London set prices at 57 shillings about 15 dollars. The market is overstocked and buyers deem 60 shillings excessive. Last year’s price stood at eighteen dollars. reports of large catches influence buyers and keep prices down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Victoria
B. C
Rei
Sen
Cascade Glacier Report Sparks Washington Mineral Boom Potential
Prof W H Ruffner of Lexington Va tours Puget Sound region inspecting mineral wealth along the Cascade fringe. He notes new discoveries rival eastern riches and discusses a syndicate’s desire to invest in Silver Creek and upper Skagit mines based on his forthcoming report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington State
Toget Sound
Seattle
Wasa
W. H. Ruffner
Lexington
Cascade Mountains
Rainier Hotel
Ruffner
Puget Sound
East
Seattle, Lake Shore and Eastern Railway
Washington
Lake Shore
Cascades
Okanogan
Raffner
Silver Creek
Upper
Skagit
Rofiner
Cascade
Skagit River
Ceek
Kuffner
Impressive Ceremonies for Rev Isaac Nicholson Bishop Nominee
In Philadelphia on Oct 28 the consecration of Rev Isaac Leo Nicholson 5 T D to the Milwaukee bishopric drew large crowds at St Marks Episcopal Church Locust Street. The service featured a 200 clergy turnout and 16 bishops escorting Nicholson with a formal enthronement planned for Milwaukee next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Isaac Leo Nicholson
Milwaukee
Episcopal Church of
St. Marks
Locust Street
Sixteenth
Episcopal Church
Ing
Grifton
Fond du Lec
Wis
Nicholson
Merchants Protest Smuggling of Canadian Tailored Goods
Special Customs Inspector Sessions reports seizure of several lots of clothing valued at 401 dollars smuggled into Troy New York from Canada. He details a scheme by Canadian tailors with Troy and other New York customers, using agents to take orders and porters to pass goods duty free. Domestic tailors urge action to curb smuggling from Canada and Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sessions
Treasury Department
Troy
N. Y
Canada
New York
Europe
Great Encampment Plan Set For Chicago World’s Fair
At the military men’s convention in Chicago the decision was made to hold a national encampment within 20 miles of the Exposition grounds during the 1883 World’s Fair from August 5 to 20. General Snowden of Pennsylvania moved the date and transportation provisions were settled with state adjutants appointed as liaisons to push congressional support and funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Exposition Grounds
Groner
Brazilian Minister Dr Salvador de Mendonca Arrives in New York
New York reports Dr Salvador de Mendonca, Brazil’s minister to the United States, arriving by the Majestic from Liverpool. He served 18 years as Brazil’s Consul General in New York and was a delegate to the International American Conference in Washington, and helped negotiate the first reciprocity pact under the tariff act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Salvador Dé Mendonca
United States of Brazil
Majestic
Liverpool
Mendonca
Brazil
Washington
New Republic
United States
Gail Borden Condensed Milk Promoted as Best Baby Nourishment
A brief note endorses Gail Borden condensed milk as the most successful and reliable option for infant nourishment. It urges readers to request this brand from their grocers, highlighting its wholesome quality and availability.
Our New War Ship Miantonomoh for Valparaiso Showdown
A bold plan to send the U S monitor Miantonomoh to Valparaiso to pressure Chile for justice follows talk of war over a sailors assault. Officials foresee a fleet of cruisers and torpedo ships massing in the South Pacific within 90 days if diplomacy fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasniyet Tor
Italy
Valparaiso
Egan
United States
Congress
Chile
Misantonomoh
Tracy
Monitor
Bor
New York Arbor
Secre
Vallaiso
South Pacific
Philadelphia
Kearsa
Concord
Admi Gherardi
Atlanta
Bennington
Admi Walker
Newark
Boston
South Atlantic
Petrel
New York
Baltimore
San Francisco
Callao
Yorktown
Vantic
Montevideo
Thetis
Ranger
Mohican
Esmeralda
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Navy Yard
Atlantic
Chicago
Tompkinsville
Kearsarge
Kane
Charlestown
China
Suez Canal
South America
Marrick
Rogers
Gave Up The Chase The Honeymoon Ends In Tragedy
Edwin E. Marshall shot himself in a Chicago hotel amid a bitter feud with his wife after marriage in Denver in February. She fled to California then Chicago. she sought a divorce and support, while he pursued. A writ of ne exeat republica loomed as he died, leaving questions about his Navy status and the couple’s dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circano
Edwin E. Marshall
Denver
Marshall
United States
Philadelphia
United States Navy
Washington
Dineloons
Chicago
California
Parker
Marshal
E. P. Smith
Blaine Land Improvement Co Offers Free Trains and Investment Prospect
Blaine based company promotes free daily trains and future investment options in the Onondaga Valley region. For maps price lists and full particulars call at 129 Fourth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onongahela Valley
Fourth Avenue
Blaine Land Improvement Co
Ivers & Pond Pianos Ad At Fifth Avenue Warerooms
Lacuyen and Schornberger announce Ivers & Pond pianos available at their warerooms 69 Fifth Avenue. Old instruments welcomed as exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivers & Pond Pianos
Lacuyen & Schornberger
Fifth Avenue
House-Robens Morning Dresses and Breakfast Jackets
Morning dresses and breakfast jackets offered by House-Robens at Panthers Jones store located at 29 Fifth Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panthers & Jones
Fifth Ave
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tanker Dill
Criminal Court Woek
Divorce Suis
Edmundson
George R. Owings
Emma Owings
al Spintler
C. W. Marsh
E. Maresh
Day
Prof
Ice Mountains
Isaac Nicholson
Merchant Tailors
Miantonomoh
Almirante Condell
Almirante Lynch
Cushing
Almirante Cochrane
France
Maine
Clvascet
Abtao
Chacabuco
Estan
O' Hi
Pilcomayo
Presidente Errasuriz
Presidente
Junta
Harrison
Straub Brewing Company
Munich
Straub Brewnie Co
Main Street
Liberty Avenue
Tutt’s
W. H. Tutt
Tutt
Tufts
Pratt
Wood Street
Pittsurg
Seen & Co
Ac Street
G. D. Simon’s
Ohio Street
Emerson Pianos
Lechner & Schoen- Fink
J. Henry Terheyden
Smithfield Street
Henry Terheyden
Blaine
THE
Naulahka
Cal
York
Ribbon Department
Rosenbaum
Forn H& Ward's
Hopper Bros. & CO
Pittsburg
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