Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-04
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morning, with Chief .Jn., y c'oc|
,hd Associate Judge. Woe.o. "a
houston on the bench. Thu So''']
Jones VS.. Belt was again ,, NE 4
.umed. VAC "'lnes)
William ID. Kurt va.
testified that he saw the u no'1
y struck the ladder and 'a aSa
aowh saw Mr.. Jones vhsn 1'2
picked up and carried in,o men
.nen went for q doctor MI
to be unconscious i"
Tiehmsn Danuer corrob.,.a |
vious witness, and said thai Sa
TO carry Mr.. Jones into the ls y
store, and that he was nn',an. ~
Samuel Mccormick ts.tlij I'c'. !.
went to McGratten's fnrni,,I
and fonnd Mr.. Jones si,tins !, =
And helped to carry him to h. ~ J
:! NO. dig Market street, and M
him up to his room. He d'i ~
to Mr.. Jones, and was upSs r
Impression that he was II, co,.
William Mcbride corrobO rs,
testimony of the previous vim
testified that he helped Mcrn,'
carry him home, but could
whether he was conscious a, ,
the witness left The bed nom ".
bad helped take him, Mn III
sitting on the side OF the be.
vile WAS trying to talk 10 Mn
witness could not hear wbs,
Susan j. Jones testified ,ba,
the daughter of the plair,s
away at her store when ,ba
happened, and did net zee ri
she came homo in the .y.pi,,
she entered his room be diI ~
to know her. and on The IN. nv
Saturday night he was 30 delir,
no got out of bed and the Win
70 put him back and 20 for
TER. ~
Al II o'clock David Elklp,on
Castle, who was impaneled AZ
this case, was takei, snddsniv
assisted TO the Grand Jury
bailiff Deakyne, and As h. "a
TO grow wore the bailitf iufo,1
Court.
DIR. Blocksop, who was 10 ii
was summoned to attend him !
a few min utes be came IN and
juror would lot be able to
place with the jury during tb
and the Court ordered bis al
The case, by consent Of COINS
then resumed with eleven lurol
| John T. Jones, y brother Of Ii
tin, testified that be has resided
city with bis brother .incs II
last May. The witness eep,
brother, aud knows that BE- cAi
In one position mora than lid
utes AZ one time, He know.
brother has very l'ttle use Of
arm, and has a difficulty IL sd
down stairs.
| Mr.. Jones Also suffers with \
and the witness had noticed I'd
they have been reading tlge1
brother has had to stop aud 70
down. The witness also It'd
brothers memory was very I'D
paired. and that his eyesig., j
AFFECTED.
| Rerne j. fougersy testified
Hook his meals AT Mr. j ne,
thine the accident Occurred, al
him when be was b;0ugb, lon
cha air, hut did not see him siil
be was able 10 come dow ''a n
He had very little u.e Of
arm, aud the witness bal l0iio
his vile was Obliged 10 a,sl,' BIZ
by putting on his CO lar, a4ckt
coat. The witness had been rt(
Ito give Mr.. Jones employ nen',
lpiioi that he had no use iO- a lo
man. +,
| George W. Logan wa 'e eau
testified that hu hai 'te' hf'
horse standing GuhiicAsd' ss'sr
before.
| j. X. Moore vas ssoll, aaa
THAT he Ii he yscie'ay o. ,ae
Light Company. He described
| lights were arranged Oh toe ~
said u at merchants a!oai d
lsubscribed for them they wel'
about the time Of the holidays
II. II. Hoffecker, testified l ~
when Mr.. Jones was iplulea
attorney for the the coupan
evidences onIyshowed thai 'p s,i
had obtained 3 right IRON VI
tor Turner to erect TIT .lslh
This Was the last witness
for the plaintiff, and as 'p ~
Ward announced tha' NC :.
Mr. spruance moved ioI 4 ~ :.
the ground of contributors "
ON the part of the plaintiff a
Mr. Spruance also contla ''s
lights had been erected j, s ,.l
'lauthority being obtained '' Ta,,
and that City Solicitor .., y,
very unfortunate in gnu u ~.
sion to the company 70 .,s dS
/, lights, as neither he noI 'I ,sy
eli had any right to gan & , n,1 H,
mission to obstruct the pI lo,s,
He claimed that Mr., J ,1,s
not have ascended that I .ai'
middle ola public ana ,a ri
; thoroughfare, without h ha'' y |.
=. ,p Danger ue,'G and that a, . Be 4
samea ,a' CONTINUED al lelg s4
It'll speaking at l'So 0'l".