Daily Republican., 1882-12-11

- oao~o u tae hcCarty Casa
E"m"nsS OF hAeIsrs. BlSss
Lore.
Court opened at 10 o'elock a.,
ing and resumed the case Of N"rss Gss \
Lockwood. Mr.. BirQs reaS Sosf ~
number OF authorities to ,ua.o, sa ird
points on which he witbed thn
be charged. the il
Mr.. Lore thought the farm,,,
too smart TO believe any sncS
he considered IL an nnwarrsn,Ssu n ssu
tation on the part OF Mr.. RIous eu u
such an assertion. NsS "
There had been uo.hiro 49,
connect Charles +. McCartSS '1lc' Sao
fraud, II tn'eed any had bsssD WIN oal
ted; Woeu Lock wood gave ave- g Go1
to Sipperly he pat It in 0 hIs "a, .ae
give the note To anyone and XIV
be tho heighth ofinjustice to " y.
innocent holder to becoms Nv " Us
When he closed Mr.. Lore ',p cr'D, ~ =.
ms remarks to the jury. AItSnal %
Biggs had conducted the bcsOu csSs
able manner, still the spsaLs. UaSs S
help thinking that he had put toa
low estimate on the iarmsrrsu ru' y
oastle county when he said ' ~.
YANKEE sharpers would Coma s hau "a
tell them about the liObtnIss Ist
keeping the lightning from y
within ten miles of whero H.!
erected, or the fancy Of the her Da,S:, .aSy
fans into which they could TISS. nIso.
thirty. ' "uu "a
AS soon as Mr.. Lore coDcIr,,
jury were charged by JudUs NS "
who said the only t6ing ~ " Y
consider was if McCarty kOsv n, ~ Y
fraud In connection with the I no,s
he took it; If he did not then SS SO
titled to recover. If on % tbo 80
thejury believed that McGart' C ~
aware of fraud when he tooL IoI ~
then they must And for tSs I'OA an W
The jury retired OF Ii Ii o'olocS
The case Of James H. % TSsss,
Co., va. Carr & smeltz was % Ssi1
trial, but upon Col, Macallistsr
torney for the plaintiffs saving
was totally unprepated for t,is
case was continued until the nay
term. "'A
William Polk and Il, R, Cocb,
james MeMullen, executor of NJ
ley: garnishee of John M. wood
This was a suit instituted % n
a debt, by attaching a legacy
had been left to the defendant.
hands Of the executor, james n
lin.
Their were three other suit, h
ted by Charles TatGan, Jr, 10 \
money also owed 10 him,
L, g. Vandegrift, ESQ, stated
Court that a settlement lad boa
ed, and the cases were dismissed
The case of Eiwin ". Thorde
Wesley Weldin was proceeded
BENJAMIN Nislds, Esq, appear
hr. Thorne and Charles B. Lore
for Mr.. Weldin.
MIR. Nields opened the Cassby
10 the jury, that this suit was
to recover $l40 which he alleged
the plaintiff for plans and design
he furnished c. Wesley Wsldln,
construction of a house at Eish
Broom streets.
Edwin W. Thorna sworn an
fed that in 1879 he went to NJ
din's lumber yard to ascertain ii
of lumber.
He showed Mr.. Weldin the
which he had designed tor a hou
he was constructing for Mr..
when he, MIR. Weldin said chat
posed building q house, and ask
witness what 1t would cost him
plans. The witness told him thi
had the contract for the house I'D
not charge anything for the plan
did not obtain the contract whiC
given to another party.
Cross examined by Mr., Lore
an estimate for the Carpenter
after examining the plans submit
Mr Edwin l.. Rice.
Thee estimates were given
Weldin; MIR. Weldin requested
make a bid for tie construction
house; there were several bldd
the contract was given to StricE
Archer who we're the highest
The witness believed that the
construction of the mouse was 10
dance with the plans furnished
The cross-examination was not .
when court at lis o'clock aO
until 8 O'Clock this afternoon