Circuit Court Proceedings

The followlng business lias been tranacted in the circuit duimg the past week: G. A. Cross, living near Chel9ea, was awarded a verdict of $4,000 against the Lüke 8hore & Michigan Southern railroad company, as damatres lor Injurfel rcreiveil liy fulling luto hole nu the companv'tt grouuil at Pittsford, in 1885. A stay of proceelins was issued tor 50 days. In the case of Gottleib VValdmeier agalnst William A. liussell and WilMani Dansingburif, a verdict was awarded the plaintifi tor $335. The oase of Louis Knapp a:iin-l William Yager having been amicably -iltled outsiiJe of court, the cae was discontiriucd. The ino9t Intt resting cuse duiïng the week H that of KliniraS. Howe against her mother, Elizi Narth, for the support and ?lalntainance of an insane sou of Mrs. NoithV, duiing a period of about ten years. Tlils case occupled the court diiriiiii Fridnv, Saturilay, Monday and Tuesday mornlnjr, the jury then bringing a verdict ot $4,000, in favor of the plaintiff The case will probably be carried to the suprenie court. A. J.Sawyer, of the counsel for the defense, wilhdrew tiom tiie oaw and made no argument to the Jury, btcause Judge Joslyn restricted Iiiiii to me aud oue-half liours to muke In argument, Mr. muvut claimiug that hecould not do hls cliënt justice In that short time