The daily gazette., 1877-12-13
Proceedings Of Court.
A Novel cose-the K,Hgors Dedication
Case Agdin.

NEW CASTLE, Dec. r.
The proceedings of Court subsequent
to those published in yesterdays GAZETTE
are as follows
The case of Emma s. GIubb to find
why certain $500 was to be paid for the
care of horse. The folio wing is a COPY
OF that portion Of the will on which her
claims are based
"My friend Mrs. Elizabeth Il. O'Daniel,
widow of VIM. +. O'Danlel, deceased, to
have my horse, Flora 80 long ~ Flora
lives and II said horse Flora survives said
Elizabeth QDaDiel, then | wish my
uncle A0riel Compton to have the care
OF said Flora during her lite but il he or
she die or for anv cause cannot take
charge OF Flora then my surviving exc
cutor to find some suitable person TO
care for said Flora during her life.
Good care must be taken of SAID Flora
and she must receive gentle usage; and
give and bequeath uhto my said execu-
tor and the survivors of them $500 to be
safely invested and the income thus
raised to be paid to the person having the
ca y OF said horse as aforesaid. II Flora
dies in the care of Elizabeth O'Daniel
then give te the said Elizabeth o.
Daniel $1,000 of said sum to the said
Emma s. Grabb the remaining $500 dol
lars, and If said Flora dies in charge OF
my said uncle or other persons then |
give only $1,000 to Elizabeth ODanieps
estate and the other $1,000 dollars to the
person in whose care said Flora dies"
EMMA WATT.
The horse was stolen from Elizabeth
Daniel, aud the question at issue is, when
shall the money be divided; or whether
the horse may be considered to be dead,
and the amount Of interest, when it
should be paid.
The Court decided that interest should
be paid from the time when suit was is
sued. '''
Court adjourned until 3 o'clock in the
afternoon.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Court re-assembled at 8 O'clock.
Arthur Grimshaw VS.. the Mayor and
Council ofWilmington. Grayfor the ap-
pellant and Cummings for the respond
ent.
This, case, it will be remelc bered, grew
out of the Killgore defalcation N that took
place some years ago when Mr.. Killgore
was Treasurer of the city of Wilmington
The suit it to show cause why judgme nt
should not be stricken from the record.
The argument for and against the rule
occupied the afternoon up to six o.
clock.
| CLOSE OF The INDUSTRIAL Elk.
HIBlTI0N-A SUCCESS.
| At 10 O'Clock last evening the Industrial
Exhibition that has beer. held at Institute
Hall for the past nine days ceased to exist
AS the time for closing approached the ex
hibitors began to hustle around and pacl
up the goods they had ON exhibition; ant
in walking around the room many a sigt
of relief was heard and no wonder, for i
was certainly great tax upon those wh'
were obliged to be there constantly.
1t is very gratifying to state that the ef
forts of the managers has been nnancla
success, and The Association will be ena
bled to cancel all their Indebtedness. The,
deserve great praise for their efforts, ant
also the exhibitors, in laUOriug to make !
| "a success. Such exhibitions tend to pro
mote business ana 1t is TO be hoped tina
they will give another one next year ant
be fortunate enough to secure a more suit
u able building wherein to hold 1t.
To day the exhibitors are busily engaged
in removing their exhibits, and the room
will soon be cleared. During the holding
n of the exhibition the different makes G
II sewing machines attracted considerably
y interest, but the Singer and New Amer
III can took the lead.
| A number OF articles remaining in tn
i cafe were auctIoned off, and at times th
/, bidding was quite spirited and created
created great amount OF amusement.