Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-20

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at New Castle on Monday morning. Chi
N Justice Gilpin and Hon. ]. W. Houston G
the Bench. The Grand Jurors were called a,
n sworn, George W. Sparks, ESQ, acting as For
Of man. The Chief Justice reminded them tbf
y they had received the charge Of the Court la
w. Spring, by which they would be guided. q
j, therefore merely called their attention to tl
Is new license law, copy Of which was f,irnIshe
them. John Bartholomew was appointe
e bailifi, aud they retired for consultation.
n The names of the Petit Jurors were called
and all answered. with single exception. Al
excuse was received from the absentee, which
Chief Justice Gilpin said was not sufficient.
, The Court announced the discharge of sew
cral persons whose terms Of Imprisonment hat
? expired.
. The applications for tavern licenses WERE
taken up. Messrs. Patterson and Rumford, a,
/ counsel for the Temperance men, submit
TED objections as the respective names were call
ed. License for restaurant was granted 10 10.
seph FuIlmar, Market street above Fifth 10
James Mr. Sweeten, coruer of Third and Mar.
ket streets.
Licenses for Taverns granted to Oliver H
Perry, Brandywlne Hundred George Whitfield
! and John w. Gray, New Castle; George ID.
Stidham, Second and Walnut streets. Also, ia
John Hartman, d. F. Lippncott, Jackson Bry-
ant, John FehIenbach, William Sweeney, J0.
seph Stoeckle, George W Ortlp Francis Bcta,
j. G.. Lowber, Joseph Richards, August Ten
Weges, John Hanna, John Lennon, Thomas
ID. Gibson, A. Binder, John Finegan, Robert
Strickland, Jacob Hauser, John Keegan, W. e.
Williams, Paul Began, Francis Quigley, Hugh
McGowen, William Morris, Daniel Mulharrin,
George W. Russell.
Licenses to Druggists were granted to Edw'd
BIlnglurst 4 Co., corner OF Sixth and Market,
streets; Smith and Painter, Seventh and Mar
ket streets; s. A. Ware, Fifth and King
streets. The application of Charles Foster,
corner OF Front and West street, was refused
on the ground that some of the sgners of his
petition did not reside in the Ward.
The application os Alexander Saville, corner
of Sixth and Market, to sell liquor by the whole
sale, was refused on the ground that the loca-
ton was not sufficiently described in tie petit
ton.
Licenses we've refused to Vincent A. Erhart.
Stnbbery ID. Hicks. Mary A. Reynolds, Leon
hard Ilaiss, John Calhoun, Margaret Young.
George Nj. Bacon, tavern keepers and TO John
Mealley, wholesale liquor d, aleer. Also, to
Christian Sturberg, Daniel Hicks, Mary A. Rev
nolds, Leonhard Waiss, John Calhoun, George
M. Hacon, H. II. BIingluist, Edward McInall,
Jr., Patrick l4ally, Frederick Schmidt, George
Robinson, Theodore Smith, Charles Broadhart,
| Fergus Kelley, Hannah Bennett Amer O. Per,
kihs, John F. Coyle, Edward NJ. Hastings,
| Francis Kelley, william Baxter.
observation-disclosures Baxter, John Met stiprty,
| Frederick Mayer, John II. Hartman, ID. Nc
Cullln, j, j. Gallagher, B. II &. Shoemaker, Ii.
| u. Boyd.
Defaults where the applicants did not make
the requisite oath--Hugh Hagan, A, b. Michel
Charles F Kyle, VIM. McGlnly, Louis Raw,
mond.
Charles Nibbitt. and the State vs. Samuel Bsrca Jaw
anu Andrew barclay continued to this term, nos
State vs.. Gregg g Bowe, indicted for nuisance at
last term, was continued. This was the case Of
einders, &c. sped and penetrated into sdionInS
houses, thereby annoying the dwellers therein The
Ease viii probably be settled without Earth er inter
The Following prisoners. whose term OF impri,on-
nlent expired on the 18th inst (Sunday) were dis
charged; lanes Collins. James Read. aeorSe TaY-
lor, Anna Williams, Ella Moore, John Fergus ana
Eiyan Fergus The otenses of each of the above
State vs. James stuart, resisting officers; md
e, vs. noss cornish larceny, were discontinued
lamps the property OF owen Palmer, on sept 10th
i0ss, . was daIrslgned and plead not guilty.
Yea tor larceny on the ish OF last May of Violin,
WsEer s ont o s PIPE sso The n TSPed George
raigned and plead not guilty.
Wright was also indicted for larceny at the same
TINE, Oh one gelding the property of Milton Steele
was arraigned aud plead mot guilty.
Emma Prise, (col.) indicted tor larceny was ar !,
william Pickles, indicted for larceny OF one pair
OF CATERS, was arrsigned, but peai not guilty and
given time to prepare for his trial.
=, WIN Bentou, (eol - indicted for larceny OF one
door ma; the property Of Levi q Clark Esu., was
htraigheu ana plead guilty,
TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER IL, 1873.
Thief Justice Gilpin, and Associates Upnston
and Wooten on the Bench.
On motion of Col. Whitley ty1 prisoners
named Andrew Drew and John johnson, arres-
teu ioT picking pockets. when the President
VISITED Wilmington, nine months ago, were dis
charged, the Cour: considering their Incar,.ra-
ton had been sufficient punishment for the |
crime committed
a. Higgins, Esq, moved that the case of the
men charged with attempting to rob the Nation
al Bank Of Delaware, be continued until next
term OF Court in order to en- BILE the partles tn |
procure material witnesses.
Attorney General lore objected to the con-
tinuance on the ground that the men had not
yet been arraighed.
IN direction of the Chief Justice, Francis II.
Carter, Joseph Lawler, Edward Hurlburt, Jas.
oIhas, were Drought Into Court, and arraign-
eu iol entering the house of Samuel Floyd, with
intent to rob the Bank of Delaware.
John o'Byrne, Esq, asked tor time to pre-
pare aiiidavits showing the propriety of the re-
quest Tor q postponement of the trial.
attorney General Lore asked that the grounds
lor delay he stated. There were over forty
witnesses IN attendance, AMI ii was important
That the trial shall be proceeded with at as carly
a practical time as possible.
Mr.. obyrne reioinei stating that tey only
ASKED What was In accordance with the usual |
practice of the Court.
The Court directed that the case be laid over
lnlli ile afternoon in order that the Attorneys.
Messts. o'Byrne and Higgins, have time to CON
suit with their clients
The applications for license were then called
The application OF Edward Griffith for a store
license to sell liquor in the town of Newark
was resisted on the ground of the dsqualitiea |
lion OF the sisners not being frcch lliers or real
dents of the Il strict.
Henry Courtney was called and ON being
sworn testified that he had resided in Newark {
or iie past Three years, and although he did
business and voted In Wilmington, he intended
Hereafter to vote in Newark
Inc application was granted. III applieu.
liou III John Z. Lavery, for license to Keen t.y-
arn al the old Columbus Inn was resisted ON
HE ground that the signers to the petition did
not reside in the School District. BY tbs change |
Of the law extending the city limits only five or
SIX ireeholders We're left in the Distract and |
he had consequently secured his sisners frnm
The ireeholders in the 10Th district as ii stood
before the above change was made Mr.. Pal
ierson explained the act extending the limits of
The city OF Wilmington aud the alteration of
ihe line OF the School District. H. held that | {
The Court shall enforce the law, aud make no
allowance TOR the peculiar position in which |
he petitioner had been placed by the change If
The District.
Mr.. Doran was called and testified In regard |
n the number OF freeholders in the District :. Ii
Passed over. Ii
The application OF Hugh uagan was rejected
On the ground that he had failed to make oath
10 his petition on the first day OF Court.
The application OF Samuel Moore to kaen
.avern al e22 East Seventh Street, was taEsp
up.
MIR. Higgins appeared as counsel for Mr. Ii