The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-19

When court convened this morning,
tho case Of Hysore K Son, We. Quigley,
was again taken up. William A. Gross
William G. McKennan, David Giles
pie, Charles Lyman and John Malloney
each testified about the water flowing
In on tho machinery.
Joseph Moore was called Gnd te5tl-
fled to the same effect, and when MIR.
Hysore was recalled he testified to
signing the lease for the property.
This man was the last Witness call.
ed by Mr.. Bird for the plaintiff. and
Mr.. Churchman made the opening for
the defense.
He said that the trouble was caused
by an experiment by the plaintiffs, who
wished to see what would be carried
ut the request OF the plaintiffs.
/ MIR. Churchman spoke about half an
hour, and aitor saying what he intend
ed TO show, commenced the examina-
tlon of witnesses.
S. Springer was sworn and testified
that he male a plan OF Mr.. Quigley's
building. plan was shown to the
witness. which he Identified as having
been made by him.
Mr.. Bird objected to this plan going
in testimony, but the objection was
oveI-ruled by the Court. The witness
and tho jury. He was closely exam
ined by Mr.. Chmrchman and described
all the dimensions of the place.
Isaac t. Qulgly testified that he Is
the defendant In this suit. and that the
lease was made In january, 1890.
The lease was made for one year, and
the plaintiff did considerable work for
Quigley.
Several questions put by Mr. Hig-
gins were objected to by Mr.. Bird
when the objections were sustained by
the Court. and Mr.. Higgins presented
exceptions.
The witness gave the plaintiff orders
TO leave tho premises, which he did
not obey. 1t WIS always the custom
OF the witness to have hair and hides
to he carried up ON the second floor.
They are also wet when carried up, as
they are in the watts for at least four.
teen days. The hair was put on a
platform to drain of, and then taken
lup stairs. After being drained it was
placed ON an inclined platform.
This platform was on the upper
floor. 1t took about two days to fin
ish up one drying OF hair. He did not
know that any hair was brought up
that would injuro Mr.. Hysore on the
lower floor, The dryer would dry the
isklnS OIL lou dozen day. The main
drying room was on the third floor,
e where the greater part of the skins and
} hair were dried. 1t was always taken
! up in tie elevator.
The firm used every precaution Ia
keep the water from running through
} Mr.. Hysore complained to bin on one
: OF two occasions that tho water was
dropping down, but did not say that il
annoyed him seriously.
: Several questions were asked by Mr.
Higgins. which were objected TO by
Mr.. Bird.
4 A long argument ensued which con
-tinued until l2.2O O'Clock, whom Mr.
p Bird withdrew his objection and Mr.
/. Higgins continued his examination
: Mr.. Hysorc said that II the water wa
to run down on him he would take hi
/ machinery out and did SO shor
I time afterwards.
II the machinery was taken out abou
X January list, but previous to that tim
the hair was taken up in bags to til
dryer on tho third floor to prevent TIN
water running through. After h
!, complained, there was no hair o
u skins placed on the second floor.
y The witness was still on the stan
! when court took II recess at ! o'cloc
!, unit! $50 o'clock this afternoon.