Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27
FIFTH EDTTIO


s court This nOT0iaT'
Superior oour. reoouy,n.1 !,
ING q 10 O'Clock, Win ~ ~ NJ
wee and Associate Judossa ~ n on
esyn'eE on the bench. Bsn,. %.G
ESQ asked shat the casa :, aI NY
Look Works Of NevaTE n 'Ie
oapelle HGrdWArO Oomp ~, -
city, be rtopened on ACCOM-; j..
ment having been tntered n,
IN ~ reason Of the nob.snrs,.
me defendant. ]. Il. Hots sI,
''eoS,ns to the application, I M
Judgment for 800 "a, mt.
me plaintiff In the case oi TSow
Tor the use OF Ann Dsb,n o'u aI
hobslen. john Il. Rodnsv "
geared for the plAlptI6 "a
Davis, Esq, for the dsiendsn,
A inry was drawn to try IA
James W spruAncs W. Wi,Il,m
WIN d. u. Ward, ESQ, ior ia
,ln and Thomas Davis, Bio. i 70,
f0ndAIt, -'S'i III
This 10 an action to recovs,
Impending OF sixteen head ",
school district No IS. In ng,,u
the law, the dsfendautstl,ei N
OF the plaintiff In 1886, Tor NJ
on bis premises, snd aitrv,,t
notice to the plaintiff OF biz .ciI,,l
law provides that any Que Im,oj
CATTLE running at large shall IN
for each head, and IS cent? M,
each day they Ate kept. Iitbov
rede' med in thirty days Ina ~
pounding them shall advertise M
ten days, and then dispose al M
public sale. When they Ind NJ
Thirty eight days they were nm
bY tho plsint a, aud hi, .sII
brought TO determine whether
the owner Of the cattle /, lIabls \
opets and the d,mAgts for n
which they otum nc,
William TruaG wa.sgorp .ndI
hed u at james W. eprusncy, I,
shout ono mils ron his place, An
be Was very much troubled m
cattle. They broke into The NJ
neld and destroyed his ocrp, ana
wards got into bis wheat II,
plhined 10 Mr.. BpruSrcs who mi
10 could not keep the cattle Ia M
20 tie pasture Was short, Ani
we're hungry and would br1I
After be had impounded them h
ned Mr.. epruAnoe, VITO did rOI
come TO zee bin about them ID
seeks The witness then ofis,
tttle for SIS. which Mr. sprQ,u
used 10 pay He sAW hin !
times afterwards, and 81 be s.lll \
TO Settle, the vi nesB bad notice,
for . sale, when Mr. spruAucs
lDed them. His claim noWi
pounding them at 81 q head, Aud
keep o. % cents q head fjr thlr,y
days, amounting 10 tl65
When this witness clcaSd NJ.
opened bis case, aud after brief
mont 10 the jury commenced II
animation Of Witnesses.
James T MONT testified tbA,
sided on Mr 5pfuAno8's farm In
", 1887, and Aotsi as bic 0Vl
There WAS q good fence on the
uufio,eat TO turn cattle, but lht
we're often down. Thers was q
on Mr. TTuaX's place next The
held that bad several holes. Q
~ they were imponndel the cat
head 10 oil, out IN the ban yal
the purpose Of drinking from a .
hist ran through the pTsmiiGS
then went 10 the woods to cat
wood, and when DO returned 10
an hour saw some OF the cattle OI
The deld and drove item to The
Upon learning that NJ. TraAT B
part Of the cate, be vent to him
demanded them, but be refused q
then up. He had no idea that th
tie would get cut
james W. BpFutro5 ieSlliOd 1
di1 rot NOV how Bic cattle POl Of
WAS AWAY from tome aud when
turned be learned that bis ealtl.
l1npounded. That evening Nj.
came to his house ard SAID he b
oatt =, when the Witness rep ied u
had better return them. Not w
to have any trouble about the oAsIl
uallsd on MI. TrusI and offered
$40 which he refused to 81
rha witness had never resolved
cation conosrnlng the cattle bu
hear that bills we're posted AnnOu
their sale when he rspleyined theE
The witness Moflt Was recslle
said that the cattle were moi unu
misohievous, and DO did no. kn
their getting out any O'isnsr thar
cattle.
MI, Davis then addressed the
bri, fiy for the defendant.
Hs Ras folloSsd by Mt. war.
clAimtd damages for the Tins lhe
we're impjuaded. He oonclud
Ia 40 O'Clock, when Mr.. Davis ms
o oslng arSument, and when 10 .
The Jury We discharged Until {
tala afternoon. -,
On motion Of Austin barn
ESQ, Tngbmau JohusoD, E 2 v
pointed . commissioners 10 heAI
mony 10 the divnTos case Oh
MAhan ". janis MAhAn.
Al / O'Clock court took . Tesel'
a ..Ictock this afteFuO u