Circuit Court Proceedings

The May term of the Circuit Court convened last Monday, Judge Kinue presiding. The following cases were disposed of : John Cubit vs. A. Frazer. Plaintiff dead and cause dismissed. Mary Gaffney vs. Old People'a Mutual Benfit Society. lMaintifT ordered to flle security for costs, wlthin ten days, or show cause. Jennie Kranklin vs. Henry Frey, et al. Plaintiff ordered to file securüy for cosis witbin twenty days or show cause. The People vs. Geo. Guenther, Jr. Admitted to buil in the sum of Í2U0. The People vs. James McUonnlck. Larceny. PMsonèrarralined. PleadGullty. tenced to Ionia l'or 2 years. The People vs. Robert Sayler. Burglary. Arruigned, plead guilty, and sentenced to Jackson íbr 5 years. The People vs. Andrew Smll.h Adultery. Arralgued plead guilty, aud sen teuced tojail for six nionths. The People vs. Mary Jane Gross. Adultery. Arraigned, plead guilty, audsentenced tojail for six months. The People vs. Arl.hur Crump. Reeeiving stolen property. Arraigned and plead not guilty. The People vs. Win, Blackburn. Robbery. AiniiBiied, pipad not guilty. F. J. Riggs appointed todefend. The People vs. James ISrown. Robbery. Arraigned, plead not guilty, and A. E. Gibson appointed to defend. The People vs. Irvinï W. Hicks. Lfirceny Arraigned and plead notgullty. Admitted to bail i ti the sum oí SóUO, and case continued over term. The People vs Philip Blutn, Jr., and Geo. Eaton. Nolle pros, entered. ■ A. E. Mtimmery will opea a new druir store in the Washington lilock, corner of Washington et. and Fourth ave., about May 15th. Mr. Mummery is aai oW Ann Arbor boy, who lias spent six years In John Moore's drug ,store on Huron st. He is a gradúate of the Parhmacy department of the University. For the past two years he has been with Mr. Frank Inglis, the largest prescription store in Detroit. Come in and see our new store Avhether you care to purchaso er not. 4T,i