Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-01

Trr,' ~ .ao Usual hour, Judges Wooten and
In ihe Case OF Carey n Mar Us. Gustaye
osnuilf, Judgement was rendered for the plain
tiis iot SI0j.32 with interest from NAV 90 1872.
Lore fpr plaintiff and Nields for the del, ndant.
In tlle case Of Philip McDowell's Executors
es. John U. Haddook. Judgment for plaintiff;
amount TO be ascertained by the protbauotary
with the usual stay Of execution. Nields Tor
ths plalntifi, Lore for the defendant.
The next was the case of Elizabeth Evans d.
D. a., cs. Archibald Given and Abner j. PYLE
ms was ease Of appeal in which the issue
was wheiher Given u Py had given credit for
work done on plaintiffs property 10 the plaintiff
or 10 ner sou who gave the order for the work.
Inc jury returned verdict for the defendant
oelowappelant Spruance for plaintiff, White
| ley for defence.
| The case Of Alfred Gallagher Us. George G.
ward was then taken up This is an action of
replevln the facts Of which are as follows In
| 1878 henry +. Gallagher engaged in the dry
goods business at sos King street aud bought
most ot his goods from his brother Alfred Gal
lagher, who had stoie on Market street. Henry
ihdlns that b: could not conduct his business
proftaDlY, on the 10Th of July gave what pur-
ported TO be bill Of sale to his brother alfred,
aud then lett town. A day or two after wards
Constable T. q. Ward levied upon tn sc goods,
by virtue Ola writ OF attachment against Hsmy
L. Gallaher. The pleas set up arr properly ia
Henry f. Gallaher aud Justification under the
| writ
After taking of testimony to prove the sale
made by Henry L. to Alfred Gallagher bona
tide AMI hearing the statement of Consa able
John u. Ward, who testified that al the time Of
levy Instead Of there being over $1,000 of goods
as the bill OF sale called for, there were no more
than be could conveniently carry, the counsel
| on Duth SIDES submitted their case to the Jury
| without argument. After being absent from
the court room short time the jury returned
with . verdict for the plaintiff, MIR, Alfred Gal
laher.
The next case was Alfred Gallagher us John
L. Ward-Repleyin. The same circumstances
governed this case that ruled the preceding
one, AMI the defendant was given judgment f-r
costs Spiuance for plaintiff, Whitley for de-
PENDANT in both the above cases.
Tie next case tried was Replevn suit also,
aud was brought by John S. McCrea against r.
Lewis Armstrong. Spruance for plaintiff, uar-
riDgtpn aud Elotecker for defendant. II APP
peas that by Virtue of a writ OF execution sued
out agaius. one Lewis, the Son in-law of the
paHtiii, the Sheriff made levy upon some farm
Ing utensils. and stock upon thr farm tenanted
by Mr.. McCrea, near Christians, surprising them
10 be MIR. Lewis goods. Mr. McCrea brought
Claims that he had brought some of the goods
previously from Lewis at a bone fde sale, and
that others OF The goods seized he purchased
FROM other parties. Mr.. L,wil was placed up-
on the stand and test flied that the sale was pre-
vlous to the levy sued in good faith, The con
siietation promised being house Of pliintfi's
In Wilmington, bat the title being defective a
judgement bond was taken Instead. At this
stage Of the case court al burned until tu-lnor-
row morning.
NEW CASTLE, May 20th. Court opened this
morning at the usual hour, Judges Gilpin and
Houston on the bench. The count proceeded
to finish the case Of John $. Mecca vs.. Robert
| L. Armstrong. MIR. George lewis was recalled
and examined as TO the sale made by him IL
McCrea, anu MIR. McCrea himself was placed
upon the stand by the d, Tense. He testified
that the sale. was bone .f'ie. The jury render.
ed d verdict for the plaintll.
The next case was that of Silas johnson vs.
David Rres, garnshee Of the Green Branch
Ditch Company. Cummins Tor the pllhl n
: Splance fur tho defendant. The Jun, found a
verdict for the plIiniilof SIS rs
IN the case Of Doe, hs,.r oi Mcilullrh, vs.
WIN. j. Lalk, ecctmeni, Mhit, iur llainjlli
Gray for defendant, the Court. fused u,I artuti;
of Us gravity to DISPOSE Of II IN tn ab,,nce -
Judge Wootten, aud it will hc hruri IN iht
( Court of Errors and Appeals. This case in
wolves The consiiuctiomof trust
, The remainder of the day WAS occupied IL
5 the transaction If minor business, such as tax
ing inquisitions, etc, aud making general pre-
i pafation for final adjournment Tomorrow
Court adjourned at or N I'll 10 a. IN. tomorrow
GoNeREss.-In the T. s. Senate, ON Friday
MIR sherman, from the Finance Committee, re-
ported the House bill 10 repeal the moirty law
and 1t was placed On the calendar. lie CAV,
notice that la would ask It's consideration on
1 Tuesday. Mr. Spragne, from the Coumitte,
onPubc lands, reported adversely tie hill rA
tending the time for proof tnd piyHrnl of pre-
i emption claims. 1t was placed On tie calendar
with the adverse report. Mi. Ferry, from til,
4 Finance Committee reported adversely ON The
resolution directing an inquiry mo the eNpedi
r ency OF allowing producers Of tobacco 10 sell Il
. Others than licensed dealers, and tile col,initlp,
~ was discharged from It's consideration. Bin
| were introduced granting the right of way [,
h | the WaLsatch and Jordan Valley Railroad, an,
n the Arkansas Valley Hallway, through the pub
Il LID lands also to quiet the title Of settler, OF
II certain railroad lands The Dill 10 legaiile rn
tiles on the public lands III certain cases wa
e reported favoably by Mr.. Sprague, and di,rus
SEQ unlil the expiration of the morning hour
i. The Chair laid before the Sruatc tie Ilous.
v Finance bill, with the House resolution ui-.l
greeing to tile Senate amendments aiWi u,l,il.
committee of Conference. Mr.. MIi4Et, o
ID Iowa, moved that the Senate nsist upan #
d amendments and grant the conference asked b
the House. The motion was aplred to- sea
W nays 24-Mcssls. Morton, Shclinan nn,
ie Alerrimon were appointed the committee 1L
bill authorizing the Baltimore and OHIO Rail
~ road Company 10 construct branch and chang
line location Of its road IN the District Of Colfnu
:. bia was passed, with AN amendment proyid in,
~ that the whole of tie branch road should h
=, constructed outside of the city of Washington
!" number of bills from the Pension Commute
were passed, among them The bill To raualjL
IN pensions IN certain cases, and the bill to in
r crease the pensions of soldiers and sailors wh
A. lave been totally disabled Mr.. Pratt move
a W take up the hill granting pensions to cer,a 4
n soldiers of 1872. A vote being taken, il ",
X found that no quorum was present, and the 81
I'd iate' III accordance with previous resolution
h, adjourned Till Monday.
~ In the House, the bill for tbe Gradual redu,
m tion OF the army was taken up Afer a speec
mr. W Mr.. uulburt, Of llliuois, IN opposition to i
ana one by Mr.. Hawlny, Of Connecticut, in il
favor, MIR. Dunnell, Of Minnesota moved to Ia
n on the table. The motion was lost--yea
Id u; nays, no Amendments offered nv Nj
he Albright, of Pernsl lvanii, aud Mr. Butler. ,
I'd massachusetts,, were then rejected. MIR. Blu
L. Ers amendment provided that lie army hra,
" quarters should never be IGiunycl from WseI
CT lngton, except i'll time of war. The bill VA
lie then passed by vote of no To l04. Mr. Raj
b. Gall, OF Pennsylvania, voted for the bill, an
al Messrs. Kelley, Myers and o 'Ne against it,
" The report Of the conference committee on ia
bl to facilitate the expectation Of distilled sni
a It's was agreed to.
p The bill authorizing the importation If cr
lain animals free of duty for the Fairlnoul
=, Geological Garden was reported and rnsset
"a Inc Senate amendments To the Legislative Al
a. preparation bill were considered, aud those NJ
= toncurred in were, referred to committee
ar conference. MIR. Albright, Of Pennsylvania, on
ct cred resolution of inquiry INTO the charl
=, that Chinese wishing to leave the United stat,
~ are required to procure permits from and pa
ol to :he SIX Chinese companies. Obiectu
NJ was made and it was not received. The Hous
"A Then adjourned until Monday.
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