Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-06-04

- - !. $500 A"N
iet lse matter run SO long, the trm 70
Iusod 70 40 anything and entered suit t
recover =. lnelr money.
Inward l.. Rce, Jr., testified that las
August ne attended the encampment o.
Ihe National Guards at Brandywint
springs, ana mad command of a com
pany. nc saw the settees at differen
places On tne grounds, and In use. They
seemed 70 De IN a fair condition, con
sloerlng me exposure to the weather
are aI.er oelns N use two years,
samuel Speakman, the furniture
uea.el, 1estlilea mat last january he
SIs,5 elle springs az the request OF MIR
Elel9s ana examined the settees and
louhu tlgtn N PAD condition iron
MeaI anu tear ana exposure to tho
Weatner. oettees OF the KIND he saw
were worm, When new from S25O to "
each ana WIN the usage they would
~ ~. " saLulaion slouhus, Woulu no.
80 ,i'oie 'iah tiiis' OF three years az INC
'ii2 TL.z -,
-, nis was inc last witness called BY
ny plaiL!ils' ana MT Lore, IN making
, ,.na,, opeinhe loI tne delence' SAID ne
paopose.. y prove tllaC UT: CfookS, who
w., "aa z. ~ liiiie engaged IN the iurni-
~. NJ Iuainess' was SHOWN sample by
, ~ piai,t''iLs' anu tnat the settees sent
I Metu ~ IL, eiuhi 70 ~, oeihg MADE OF a
~ ~ niiiu 81 WOOL ano that When
~ a.sen'ioil " ING pialntlils was called
bro sn,a an M, ~ we Iact tnat some We're
DiG &c., .iie ~ ie d % Iake any action.
,os,;ta5 -. GtoU M upon pelhg sworn
i.,o,ru .naI nc uases Ihe properly
NJ wi az PIITahuyWlhe springs from
Ia. 70 -. fisi'ep Ils piaihtllls
,was sta,,,. 'ttoss - ! liilaueiphla ana
gond Vol soa.a sa plo s9ttee niaae o.
$50, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. moou, ana on thelT
III ne sa,nn .A ~ Ing ehviie lol Wo1lG !
NJ Nall y 10 10, .Aa tS nc ie ~
eI,n,r,, H.. VliSAi' ne ealhple
and 80 - IN .t. vac MsIeu ~ ms presence
the settess o ar5i unI s =, tha When
M NJ se..e1s aIiI tosa ~ INC springs, on
hroi-en ~ Wy, 300 eight OF them were
- Oi ,a,eIa a IN none were equal 70 the
sae i. ney were mace OF cross
s;alia ~ hni- ~ Moou' anu were
Tn t,vo - wa tJ ~ my oiie say On theIl'
3d., 49, "oh 80 ~ nisneas WEN 70 ME-
~ %. ~ a.,u .oia nm tiie settees were
IL "' tel ',
ho - no" 49, Ieiussu 70 take tnem
tha, r,a,, &C. Il, my ueuuotloh. oihce
wv e a. liay " tlleiil nave peeh repaired
~ ~ nitLiess, no at one tliile was en-
MI,;in ~ NJ uili'ssiie BUSINESS hiilsell
.har,, 80 10 m.;iiess mas " WIG slaliu
ha, 80, 40 Soisiaeia9iI leSal sparrlng
pesmesh couhsel, ahd ne had not con-
ia.,r ms tes1lnlnhy When court I'D
ya atnoH =. .. ~ cioch uiitil ~ O'CLOCK
oS'e,a%y S, lioiliihS.
foaa NY 'aue feature o. INC case is the
tao VIZ Wh.. oa l,, Snlth, coioreu man
Az i,.'e IN Gleeh hundred nun
ai9a! = oho o. the Jurors
~ ? sealeeiy pIooaple thaI tne april
aa.i LaF lor liquor license VIII pe taken
X , vsauie neAs YVES.
Suleilof c9ufI Iecohyehea at ~
7 , cioek yesterday WIN asall inc Judges
pl ~
~ case OF ralmef Drothers VS..
" Imam jerks rel was again taken up,
|, hlehara w Crooks. VINO was on
ne wllhess stand When court adjourned
N Mohday, was recalled, and his direct
examination continued. He concluded
y ~ o'clock When Mr. Lore virtually
Ni.il.;IeW tne case Ior the de1ence by
lsIe9lns may inc Jery should render
se1ac ~ laVor OF the plaintiffs for
e94S.oo, oelhg the Iuli amount CLAIMED,
VIM ~, interest 10 Date
ING verdict was rendered and the
1loTs ulschaIgea from further attend
Ihce uhtil ~ O'CLOCK next Monday
morning tr
me jury Drawn tuesday morning
n me case 81 James u. Writ VS.. the
oaltiinofe " ono railroad Company,
we're tneh caliea, ana the case taken up
OF triai, Anthony higgins, Esq, rep
esehtea the plaihtllf, and BIRD and san
'oI ii the defendants.
ne plaiilllll was employed as car
Inspector by the defendant company,
ha Whlie engaged al his work, in as
lstihs 70 place some cars ON the track
J me va Ferry mil, September 10Th,
o6i. was badly injured through the
egligence Of an employe OF the conf
any, VINO mad the work IN charge.
ne amount claimed Is $20,0OO.
James H. Writ testified that at present
g Is tne dog catcher OF this city, but |
rom April 1854 until April 1888, he |
vas employed by the B: y Q. Railroad
company. lie is the plaintiff in this
ase, and entered the employ of the
ompany as section hand, but was
romoted to be a car inspector. While
ngaged at his work in the repair shop,
ear the west yard, on September 18th,
sS1, he was notified by his boss, Mr.
iobson, that shifter No ~ was off the
'ack at the Old Ferry rolling mill, and
u him to go along and help put it on.
lie accompanied Mr.. Robson and was
lken 10 the place on car.
-fter working on the engine for
ome time, he was ordered by
lie man having the work in charge to
ct large block, that was laying near
lie engine. Just as he stopped to pick it
n he heard n man nonnd OMAN coII