Evening journal., 1893-05-08
MOONEY JUMPS HIS BAIL
The Forger's Aged Mother
Will Have to Pay it.
A MATERIAL WITNESS WAS ABSENT

A Case of Nhiskey aud hinors-Swear-
ing the License Applicants.
The May term Of the Court Of General
Sessions OF the Peace aud Jail Delivery
convened In the Court House this morn
ing Chief Justice Lore aud Associate
judges Cullen and Marvel were on the
bench.
The bar was well represented. It
being the frst time that Chief Justice
Lore had presided over the criminal
court of this county, many OF the law
yers attended to see him conduct the
proceedings Of the state against men
accused of petty crimes against the
peace aud dignity of the state
Attorney General John r Nicholson
nd Deputy Attorney General Branch II
Giles we're the busiest men in the court
room.
The Grand Jurors Retire.
The new grand jurors were sworn and
retired TO their room 10 consider bills
submitted by the attorney general They
are the first grand Jurors drawn from
The boxes prepared by the i've commits
sioners They will serve for the May,
September, November, aud February
terms, and are ss follows:
Brandy wine-John w. Day, Alfred J
DerricksOn.
Christiana-John R. Tatum, Joseph P
K ehardson.
Wimington-Patrick Neary Gotlieb
Krautter. Archibald Givens
Mil Creek-Isaac NJ Finn, Thomas L.
Baldwin
White Clay Creek-John T. Steele,
Samuel w Morrison
New Castle-Nilliam Newlove, VIII
liam B. Mccoy, Wilmer Hanson
Pencader--r Allibone Cam, John b
LeFevere
Red Lion-Benj njamin w. Dunlap, John
! T. Cheairs
St Georges-Sewell. c Biggs, Alexsn
der Maxwell
Appoauinimink-Alo S. Whittock
George NJ ID Hart
Black kbird-Joseph Van Pelt, William
Nailor.
First Panel of Petit Jurors.
The first panel of petit jurors occupied
seats to the left Of the judges. It's com
position was AS follows:
ywine-William Mayne, George
S Bigger. Robert p Pierce
Wilmington-James McGrath, Thomas
A Muiphey. David w Hughes
Christisna-W Atwood Weldon,
Thomas Finn. Abram Palmer
Mil Creek-Edward Foote Stephen H
Mitchell George W. Shakespear
White Clay Creek-Frank Mclaughlin
Bernard Moore
encader-William MeCloskey, VeaseJ
Kirk, William c Bigger
New Castle-Joseph Hyde, James E
Biggs, David Mccoy
Red Lion-Wilham II King, Frank
Pordham. Frank Cleaver
st Georges William Scott, Frank
Rose, Alexander Matten.
Appoqunimink-John w. Naudain
Daniel Clayton
Black bird John Lockerman. Alfred X
Donovan
Hhey VIII Come I'm Later.
The second panel will come in tn,
latter pa { of this month and will havl
{ much of the civil business TO decide
The jurors of the second panel are
Brandy dywiue-Chsrlss w Day. William
G Vernon, Ethan B King
Whining on Charles Cannon, Henri
Q Witsill, Walter II Harilowe
. observation-disclosures Woodward, Georg
] NcIntire. George D. Clond
q Mill Creek-John Peoples, William j
Campbell. George j. Chandler
, White Clay Creek-JOhn O'Donnell, Jr.
\ Clarence Jones
! Pencader-Robert NJ Cam, John S
4 Dayett James S Wright
a New Csstle-John Brady, James A
. Morgan, Harry Herbert
a Red Lon-William X Price, Harr
q. CLARK. Alfred Davidson
y 81 Georges William Cullen, Cyru
= p Gears. Leonard g VandegriIt
5 Appoquiuimink-James Montgomery
I A J Collins
Blackbird-John f Wilson, James b
d David
It was 1130 o'clock before cour
e opened aud by that time the number o
Il witnesses and spectators present wa
very large Sewell c. Biggs was mad
g foreman Of the grand jury.
5 A Material witpess Absent.
Attorney General Nicholson informe
|, the court that the state was ready Z
q proceed against William Galloway
= charged with robbing on the highwa
y Dufiield Savage OF Accomac county, Va
William S Hilles, representing tn
N accused, asked for postponement on tn
i ground Of tue absence of a material wit
ness for the defense He did not fec
justified in proceeding with the tris
/, without the absentee The court CAV
q him until Thursday morning at 10 o'cloc
!. to get ready his defense.
+ Mooney Failed TO Appear.
N Forger Michael A. Mooney failed
appear this morning when Attorne!
n General Nicholson aled his case. As
10 consequence his mother, Ellen Mooney
10 will have to pay the amount named o
"a his bail bond. which was declare
II forfeited. Mooney forged a chec
on the Corn Exchange National Bank {
* Philadelphia and got it cashed at IL
y Farmers Bank in this city He WI
le arrested in Philadelphia by Deteciiv'
7. Witsil and McVey, and subsequently r
's leased on bail.
se A Question of Drunks.
The case of the state vs. Peter Rowa
le was called. bat neither Rowan nor A
I'd torney Lewis c. Vandegrift RESPONDED
Of The charge against Rowan Is sellir
Of LIQUOR to minors Later in the sessiC
is Mr.. Vandegriit appeared aud the ca
N was set for 30 o'clock this afternoon.
IS Swearing the Applicants.