Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-15
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Causes Coming Before the Court Of
Errors and ppeaia.

Causes Coming Before the Court OF
Errors and Appeals.
special Correspondence Of Gai 'ette and Journal.
DOVER, Jau 8 The following causes
were ruled for argument at this term o.
The court Of errors and appeals whiel
convened here on Tuesday;
The case Of James Z g. Oldham Va
Annie B. Cooper, was contin ned; Bates Il
Harrington for plaintiff, Cooper and arsy
or defendant. 49,.
John v. Rios, d. b. p, In error, vs.
sawuel MoCaullsy, p. b. d., in error
THIS case was rearRued, but the decision
Of the oour, will not BIZ rendered nnt'l
sbs next term;J. B. Moore FIJI plainsifi
and Anthony His gins for Defendant
The oAse OF the Harlan & Hollil NRaSortb
Company, 0. b. s., vs.. Samuel U. PAI
ohsll, d. b. r., WAS also continued bRtsf
& Harrington for plaintiffs and B rSields
for defendant.
The decision In the csse Of ]. A. Fulton
d. b. a., VS.. Moses Harrington, was
reI ,dsred yesterday by Judge Whitel y
in favor Of the fendsut. This case wa .
arr, ued at the last term by J. A. Fulton
for plaintiff aud Ridgsly and WOlcots for
del endant.
lHbiie the case OF James h. Aaron,
pla intiff in error, va. Duncan Brothers,
def sndaDts In error, was being argued,
Juilgs Wootten received Telegram for
hinl tn come home, which put an end to
the balance Of the argument. The rest
of I he case, however, will be submitted in
wri ting Benjamin Nields for plaintiff in
eTnw, Hoffecker & Hoffeoker for defen-
dAE ts in error.
The case OF Anthony Reybold, plaintiff
in prror, Va. George A Parker. defendant
in error was slso continued; 3 G. Brad
ford for plaintiff in error and George
Gray for defendant in error
Alfred s. Elliott, assigned d, h. q va.
Ed ward e. Montell, b. J, Il. Hot
fec ker for plaintiff and B Nields for de
iendsnt. Appeal dismissed
Clarence Jemison vs.. Lsousine
McHVhorter; C. q. Rodney for pls int fl
and A. B. Cooper for defendant. fIrgu
merit was heard but the decision w:.s re-
served.
Court adjourned at O'Clock.
DOVER, Jan. 9.-Vincent Reynolds, the
horse thief, mentioned in recent item in
the GAZETTE, was arrested at Chestertown,
Md, on Tuesday last, and lodged in Jail at
that place by order OF +. M. Dunn, chief Of
the Kent County Protective Association until
requisition conld be served on
the governor of Maryland. Yesterday
Mr.. Dunn returned with Reynolds
to Dover and had him lodged in jail
here. This morning he was taken before
Squire Jester, who, in defalt of $500 bail, re-
msnded him to jail to await the action OF the
| grand Jury. 1t is said that Reynolds is the
man who stole the horse belonging to Minos
| Connoway about a year ago. Within the last
six months several other horses in this county
have been stolen and it is thought that
Reynolds is the thief
Since the adjournment of the Legislature
the town has resumed its usual quietness.
| The message of Governor Stockley has re-
ceived favorable comments from every one
as an able and highly interesting state paper.
l have heard some say that it was the best
message ever sent to the Legislature. In
Charles q. Stookley the State Of Delaware
has an able, honest and popular governor,
one Of whom she feels proud.
The ball given by Miss Carrie Eccles
last night, at her fathers residence on State
street, was quite grand affair. The elite Of
Dover and other towns were there and spent
/ delightful evening