Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-01
cIJiL suIrs VANISHING.
Superior Court Judges Rapidly Dispnsii
Of the Many Cases That Crowded u

CHILL SUITS tiNISHfNGs
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y any doubt exists ~ 70 the determine
ton OF the superior court Judges 10 dispose
OF eases on the superior court calendar
INV W. u,,9t y ptii,f a",S oa,ie,iheo ~
exrrots Iai7 dn.irn ti,nf thc rases he dis.
nosed Of rs rapidly rs circumstances would
permit, and since then there has been no
inclination to act contrary 10 this desire.
When clients discovered that the court
meant business tiley la"ae llastt' either 70
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Tases WHEN Mi bcnn o. thetr;al list for
years were quickly disposed Of. This has
saved the county many dollars of expenses
which otherwise would have fallen directly
upon the, Taxpayers, There have been few
jury trials. III
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MA Narynl IN tha 6en%h T6e case If
lain < Marvel Is, ,John Il. SpIll, and
Wm Mckelvy had been set for that day,
Henry 6, Turner appeared for the plain
tiff and Henry 9. Conrad Tor the de-
fence. When court opened counsel an
itt ooits 'i ~ tn ,i",;if ~ rl,iS t;sn"ieI
nj
| Friday morning, NJ 10 n'rl6ck. The first
naup Of Jurors Mas discharged for lhe
| Term
Argunnut c,ses wore tal;nn nm Friday
| there helms few irIry trials on the court
| calendar. Court adjourned until Monday
morning at 10 O'clock.
frhars h.;aF ,..;,,, - ~, -,
iltsio VOC ~ sSa9ioti - VhS ~
perlof court on saturday. IN tle cnse
| OF FISHER, receiver OF the spring Garden
National Bank, VS.. j, g, Dillon, the de
| murrer was withdrawn and the first and
second Meas stricken out William N.
Snwoll 10 prrnnll's nvccu+nrs. 4 NJ
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1oti'i''a'iNtio' '" On. ;
llaue ms ItturH, aul phuliCutu1h "a'
ofuercdi Inllip u. ShurCnnan l0r inc
plaintiff and benjamin Nields for the
defence. Robert a. Cochran, assignee
If Trustees If MildlntoWn ACndeiny W.
| N,ilio,, : Rurrhop, ,nd E,Iiyobn,b 4
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iulI Slai1eu NV iha!l f'oao'utc, MI y
u. BUTTS f0r plalhllll IN the Fulc, ana
Nathaniel Williams Davis for the de-
fence. Isaac Il Stats ct al. Vi. q. IL.
Staats action of replCyin. Indictment
rorU,,nt II onr,aoranrn C,n,irt 1,li6nI,,nd
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ultl 'hoilH"S mo- i'ipts ~ - @tYSM'
The first Of a long series 81 damage stllts
against the Mayorand Council 81 fheJltN o.
Wilmington to recover LOT damages alleset
to have been sustained hN INC treshet y
ShlpieE run sewer III JulN, ISL, Whei
nearly 200 houses were inundated by rea
SON Of the Hood was begun IN superior
court on Monday, when the case 81 over
\. Hession Was called Tor lrlal. Aspecln
jury VIII decide inc case. :,
Levi Y. Bird, Judge l'atl ana Andrew /,
| Sunhnrn HlIpAr nllnTIn.
AieSsrs Bradford ana Nahdesrllt repfesell
the city.
shortly after court opened Mr. Saubori
stated ne had served y summons auce
tecum on the engineer III charge Of sewers
i. ChalkieN liatt0n commanding nun t
produce certain plots III ms possession 9
Shipley run sewer and other sewers ~ %
city and Mr. Hatton had refused to brlh;
the same lhl9 court. mr.. Saiiborh aSkc'
tine court whether i would affect III
rights OF the rlalntll N the matter L
give notice to the defendants, 70 produc
sad plots, II the plalntlli went INTO ira
without iirst having given that notice.
The court dcGlhed, on ting authority 9
Derringer vs.. llerringcr, ruth Houston
that the defendant was entitled to nav
notice IN the form oi an affidavit Settin
forth the ground upon whlch the plots y
, question were ASKED 10 pc pronuceu.
i. &. Bradford for the defence, state
that he desired reasonable time TO cor
slider the aihdaVlt the court allowing MI
until Wednesday morning At ~ O'Clock, I
: which time the special Jury was di'
chhagcd.
In the case OF Samuel w, Hall, admins
traitor of ex-tiovernor Hall, vs.. George II
, MARBLE, Walter IL. Hayes moved thu
= Judgment be refused Oh the ground that
: was not 4 cause contemplated by tn
statute allowing Judgment on affidavit {
/. demand. Victor B. Woolley, counsel for til