Evening journal., 1894-05-17
INDICTMENTS FOUND
Against Persons Who Failed
to Take Out State Licenses.
ONLY ONE UNFORTUNATE LAWYER

The Cases on To-day's Calendar Dis
posed of and the Jury Discharged Un-
til Mondsy-Dates Fixed for Special
Jury Trials.
The libel suits instituted against the
Republican Printing and Publishing
Company by William G. Fisher and
Walter Robert Walters were continued
until the September term by the
Superior Court yesterday. William S.
Hilles, counsel for the plaintiffs, strenu-
ously resisted the continuance
Judge Cullen read a decision In the
desertion case OF Robert /. McGarvey
1t was to the effect that the ex-lettsr
carrier had an earning capacity of from
81 to $11 a week and must pay his wife
81 a week for the support OF herself aud
children. He ordered McGarvey to give
bond in the sum of $500 TO insure the
carrying out Of the courts order.
Court met at 10 o'clock this morning
As all the cases on to days calendar had
been previously disposed Of, the petit
jury was discharged until Monday
morning by agreement of counsel,
Peter l. Cooper, Jr and Colonel Ben
amin Nields, the case of James II
Wilson VS. Samuel Harlan's executor
was made case stated and dropped to
the foot of the trial list
The Physicians Paid Up.
The grand jurors appeared in court to
act on indictments against lawyers,
doctors, manufacturers, merchants and
all other persons who had failed to COM
ply with the law requiring them to take
out state licenses.
About thirty indictments were put In
the hands of Foreman Watkins by the
attorney-genersl. By 10 o'clock all the
doctors had paid up and only one law
yer was delinquent. Tue bills sent in
by the state prosecutor were miscellane-
GUS in character.
Cases Calendared for Monday.
The cases calendared for Monday are
James T Brooks VS. the p. w. & b.
Railroad Company, Colonel Nields for the
plaintiff and Senator Gray for the de-
fendant Joseph L Ochetree, d. b a.,
VS. Lowell Bros, p. b., T., George
H Bates for appellant, H II. Ward
for respondent; Edward Hagan VS..
Elizabeth Pagan, replevin, Henry G.
Turner for plaintiff, William M. Byrne
for defendant; Thomas R. Lally, d. b
g VS.. John A. Newell, p. b, T., H. H
Ward for appellant, Hoffecker and
| Hoffecker for respondent.
True bills were found against Robert
Covington, John X Callahan. Hans
Hoegelsberger. Patrick Fahey, Diamond
Printing Company, Howard Simpson
Walter Bacon, Warner Ellis, Solomon
| Ponder, Isaac TYSON, William Mckenzie
Chsrl B. Dougherty, Joseph liberty
Nathan Hirschman, Coleman B Harris
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payment of the license $500 fin,
or two years Imprisonment or both
in the discretion of the court. It is prob
able that the delinquents will make som,
arrangements whereby they will keel
outside the prison walls.
The grand jury ignored the bill sent
up against Henry Nichols, accused o.
larceny.
The Special Jury Trials.
The special jury list has been made ou
by the court It is as follows:
Thursday, May 3l-Hermsn Chielinsky
VS. the Hopes and Townsend Company
Levi @. Bird representing the plaintiff
and William @. Sprusnee the defendant
Monday, June 4 Benjamin Mills, VS.
the Wilmington City Railway Company
William S Hilles and Levi @ Bird fOl
plaintiff; Willard Salisbury, Jr., for de
fendant.
Wednesday, June 6-Annie E. Nc
Ginty VS. the Ford Morocco Company
William s. Hilles for plaintiff; William c
Spruance for defendant
Monday, June IL Nathan LiebermaT
VS.. Wilmington City Railway Company
William s. Hilles for plaintiff; Willar
Salisbury, Jr., for defendant.
| Wednesday, June 10 Nathan Lieber
man VS. the Wilmington City Railwa.
Company Hilles for plaintiff; Saulsbur.
| for defendant