Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-10
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Ths y. q Court sanvsusA ~ aosaias,JuAes
Bradford prssadlng Ths 0sand Jury M salasd
~ foalows, and diaaiassA 10 tAsir reen
New Oaa&!e coaaAy ChAxsss Wensr, John
Morrow, J. g. Akin, 1nnah NeOoshsy, 5anss
Martin. Anthony Rsybold, Jshn P. 1slvills, jes.
Chairman. Tnoa Daziingtea. 1hoe. Bslvtns, Js-
Kent county John ". Carter, John Woodward,
Stephen Pcseles Sussex county John Wood,
ySssPh B. virdaa. fsssrs 9. Sssesss, william p.
Ihs following 10 . Vt Of the Psat Jury New
Oaetlo county Alfred J. DsrTlckson. Heofy
MoMulleo, John J. Jsoksoo, james Crosby, Na-
thaniel nayns, Evan p. 0rubb. Roland b Day,
Joseph ], Braun, John Stafford, Ed Rsybo16
@. ". Rsybold, Ben. ". echaase, J. b. RcAssts
J. W. Hudson, Chas. HoWhortsr, James Lyle,
Robe Morrison, Geo: v. Robsre., Jas. ga.psatsr
Victor Stsrlin 1 Kent county :-Isaao .. Hail
ton. Samuel Reynolds, Joseph Reynolds 8us-
.sx county Thonas E Wilson, John q ADKINS
Stephen E. Blizzaxd, James Dust, DAnisl Dodd,
Daniel n. NcOolly, James Butler.
The following rals yas adoptsd governing ths
with IN act Of Congress regulating the Same:
In order that the practioe, pisa&h and forms
and modes Of proceedings In other than Equity
and Admiralty In the Circuit Court Of this d.
txios shall conform - near - may be 70 he
practice, plsadinss and form and modes Of pro
ceedings existing at this time In like causes In
the supreme Court Of the State Of Delaware.
Il u hereby ordered that In eli suits In this
Court whore the partiss and the subject mat4ss
arc within the Jurisdiction Of this court ths peao-
tioe q Prescnbsd and sneetsd BY seet; I, Of III
Of 1s62, - aznsndsd in 1874, page CAS-,
sAall be the practice adoptsd BY this Oouri
- far ~ tho sams shau b. practicable
provided, however, that al afsdavits Of defsnce
sh.il b aied x shs o!s,t q .he Court 90 o. b.
the regular term, and provided further that On
motions for Judgments Notwithstanding an
davits Of defsnos shall b male ON the Tuesday
following, The Friday a Which sd ~
daviss shan have bssn died which dAy
upon mot3on for continuance the entry Of judg.
msut be postponed until further day, and pro.
vidsd further that the rules Of praetsos Of thu
8upeEior Court Of the State OF Delaware and
mode Of entering security for the payment 0!
course Of action and afsdavits filled ahAll BE- and
| they are hereby adopted ~ rules r. this Court
governing In like cases.
It IL hereby further ordered that al the othsz
rules Of practice In The Superior Court Of thu
In other than Equity and Admirably causes b
adopted q the rules Of this court q far - tbs
same may be made applicable. Provsded how
ever, that the rule day Of the Circuit Court shall
| ID est, The LIST Monday Of every month, and the
times and mode Of pleading By rulss laid On and
by tho respective parties TO the suit shall b. the
sams % now established by the sAid ID ruls.
Various motions and petitions were disposed
A petition to declare The Smyrna 4 DEL Bay
r. r. Co., bankrupt was dismissed
A rule WAS granted on motion Of defendants
counsel In tho case Of tho National Spring Co,
| 70. W. H. 6choen to show cause why further
taking testimony, and why Defendants answer
should not b. altered.
True BlLIA FOUND AGAINST THE AILraKD sMua-
| aLEls-oTHRa BusnHss.
Tuesday afternoon, At O'Clock, the U. 8.
Court re-assemblsd, and the Petit Jury was dis.
missed until 10 O'Clock Wednesday morning.
Tho Grand Jury returned, late in the altar
noon, and reported that the following true bills
Against ". r. Ellesood, for importing good
i contrary to law.
Against Andrew H. Baker and W. 9. Crosby,
for the same oRence
Against s.;n:. ! sssp Elssooa for :%ussl%!ng
Daniel Collins and Allen Thompson for retail.
Ing liquor without license
| Against George Whitelock, for selling iquo,
without general license.
This case was postponed on account Of the ab
sence Of material Witnesses.
WEDNESDAY MORNINGS skssIoN.
| The court reassembled at 10 O'Clock, Judge
Bradford presiding.
Tho cases Of Allen Crosby and Jos. Ensgood
were postponed until the next session Of tha
court, and tho principal held in - 900 bail, and
the witnesses In $500 bail each for their appear.
anoe at that time.
Andrew n. Baker confessed to violation Of
the revenue laws and was nnsd 300 and costs
| All the other cases were either referred 70 ths
Treasury Department for settlement or post
| poned until the next term OF court.
The case Of Allen Wayne Thomas Wa tried b,
the jury and convicted Of selling liquor without
license. He wa. required to pay 900 fine AMI
imprisoned for sig months. IT."