Daily Republican., 1890-02-03
FIFTH edition


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Araigssa.
The Cpsrt of General Session. =, 4,
Pxace 0ed Jsil uslivery OF the WI,
pelAwsse d aud Cor New Castle Cana
met In the Court House, at WilmIu,,s
this moSning 81 10 o'clock, Chief JSs,
Comsgys taking his seat precisely A M
hour.
The namss Of the Grand Jurv -.
called, all answering to tler n,.-
after which they retired to their room,
The names Of the rstit Jury were i.
called.
Upon the application Of GcOrr !
Massey, Eaq., the trial OF the c,S
etewsrs against the r.. W. " b. RalIns
Com pauy was postponed uni! Nopl,,
next, February 10. Mr.. Lore, coupy
for plaintiff, consented to this Mass
mons.
Judge Walee, OF the United States NJ
trict Court OF Delaware, came 10 At NJ
.. ~, aud BY courfesy to X II scat on \
bench beslds Chief Justice Comegy,
The list Of applicauts for liquor ik.u
were called, and tho applicants can,
ward and took the requisite oath.
At tie request OF Mr.. Lore N
jury was ordered to be drawa b
Ferry will case, rsturnable on lL1
18th ipHk
Al 10.40 .. M, Associate Justice 70
ton came In and took bis seat %
bench.
CITY Solicitor Turner made apple,
for special Jury IN the case Of Aud
son 4 Son against the ely, to be III
not sooner than Thursday, tn, gi,h
stant. Tie request was laid over us,
Assocists Judge raynter should appeal
While tho court wa waiting for 4 70
port from tho gFaud jury, w. T. Lynam
ESQ.,, counsel for defence objected 10 ID
bill Of MiAs Eliason against the securt
Trust and Safe Deposit Company, exe.i
tcrs Of the estate Of the late Jonn Nd
rick, that II did not explicitly specify d
time for which the services were ID
dered.
A. Il. Sanborn, Esq, counsel for plat
tiff, read the bill Of service, which wi
for nut sing the deceased for lis week,
si7 per week. $4,000. and Is cents w
for probate.
Mr.. Lyman claimed that no time
named In which these services were
dered.
Mr.. sanborn, prompted BY Mr.
said that services Of course da,AN
from the death Of the deceaaHG n
court decided that the bill was 9aznt
iy explicit.
No criminal business being rssaa
Court proceeded TO call over tbs NAN
OF civil cases. The cases were ealh
Nv. q. Pickett Esq, acting O
thonotary Maxwell, i03 cases were nd
Cd iof continuance: For trial, Is; psuI
10; referred, o; discontinued, ~ ja
ment, .; cases removed 70 Pennsylni3
IL.
The 17lh instant was nxcd for The I
trial ot the case OF Mary Wallace a,ai
the w. & N. Railroad Company.
The Grand Jury came In At IL. 80 p.u
reported n number OF billA aud was
charged until 2.30 p. IN.
Matthew Z. Hagany and John Dau,
, erty were arraigned for the larceny
carriage and harness irom Jamcs An
son, OF Christiana Hundred, on the
Of July;also for stealing . goldinR, vail
At e200, at the same time. from
Anderson.
!, AAksuJ pAuSN 0ihsy " se1tuR lUt
! riagc aud harness. Dongherty ple
guilty to driving away che the tea
Hagany plead guilty to driving aW
sss ho'ss SYs III Ssi itaie W: aaasy
,, plea Of not guilty was accepted.
August Fountain, colored, was I
raIgned for assaultIng Rebeccs Nagj
! and cutting her IN the neck with III,
with intent to Kill her.
lie plead guilty OF striking her VII
knife, which he happened TO have n
/, in his hand, but with no intenin
, cutting her. They were bo.h DRINKS.
ono as much to blame ~ the Other.
Twice OF the court he entered pln
, mot GU lily. Tho court asked hin
. wanted counsel. Ho said yes, but
, was too poor TO employ one.
Look around among those geutll
, , men," said the Chief Justice, "snd pa
i out the lawyer you want to defend yoa|
c Several members of the bar Close
9 tried TO get hun to select Levi Z. bi1
: but he did not hear them, and said Y
q one would do.
G The Chief Justice then assigned y
Q case to Willard Hall Porter, Esq.
Q AZ l2.45 p. m, Associate Jusrcs Ptl
y ter came In and took his seat aud At y
g hour the court took . recess Until y
c o'clock.