Evening journal., 1894-11-26
SHE GETS HER DIV JRCE
Mrs. Sarah Postles Wins In
the Superior Court.
OWL MATTERS OF THE SESSION


Divorce Commissioners Make Their RE-
turns-rwo Cases Reported Settled.
One Goes to Referess-.LsbsI suits
Set for Tomorrow.
Sheriff ellis bonded Immediately after
the Superior Court met this morning
The amount WAS $50, 000 His sureties
were Allen Smith, Winfield 8. Quigley,
Charles Groom and William Simmons.
The bond was approved
In the case OF DeFord & Son va.
Thomas Green. Thomas Davis. represent
Ing the plaintiff, asked that pleas OF
payment, satisfaction and service be
drawn ont, and that the pleas OF salts
| faction and limitations be stricken from
the record. Colonel Nields requested
1 that he be allowed some time TO look
into the question, and the court Hxed to-
morrow morning ct 10 o'clock TO hear
argument on the same
| This case OF Andrew Peterson VS.
| Fannie A IMcKsown, was referred, the
| prothonotary to select the referees.
Ex-Mayor Austin Harrington reported
settlement of the case of Samuel Peo
vs. M ] Shsrkey.
Lewis Q. YAndegrift reported settle
ment Of the case OF the Capelle Hard
ware Company vs.. Jester and Mcdaniel
The case Of John w Burrls VS. Charles
K Barrstt was continued by consent of
counsel on motion OF John H Rodney.
Victor b Woolley. counsel for the de
fendant In the case of George 9. Marshall
vs. ths Mutual Life Insurance Company,
Rsked that the case be continued
tenn porarily with leave to amend
Ths continuance was allowed. He also
notified the court that the case Of
Carmine Di yMara vs.. the Mayor and
Council OF WILMINGTON would not be q
oaae for jury, and stated that II tried It
weuld be on q case stated. He asked
that II be continued with a view of
settlement. It was granted
On motion Of Colonel Nields the oaae OF
George ) Capelle vs. John r Hudson IL
Co WAS discontinued
BY agreement jury was drawn In the
csss Of L. g. L A. Kittinger VS. Hannah
MoDonnellG estate, and instructed to
bring in a verdict for $225 for ths
plaintiffs.
Walter Bacon asked that the libel
CASES against the Daily Republican be
continued until Peter L Cooper, Jr, his
associate for the defense. returns from
Kansas City. The court 3 stated that II
would made no order In the matter until
to morrow morning.
mrs. PostIen Gets Her Divorce.
William & Hllles. commissioner In
the divorce case Of Sarah Poatles VS. bel
husband, General ]. Parke Postlae, made
bis return. Willard Saulabury, Jr, rep
IeHentinE Mrs. Postlea. appeared ant
asked for publication OF the return i
was granted. The return is for divorce
ment
Mrs Postles charged her husband will
being unduly intimate with sevsra
women OF this city. He was represented
by Col. Benjsmin Nields snd George T
Brown.
William Hllles asked for publication
OF the return Of the commissioner In thI
divorce suit Of Matthews VS. Matthews
Il was granted and the return found
TO be favorable to divorce.
Branch II Giles, commissioner In tbs
divorce case OF Eleanor VS.. John b
Moore made his return. which, 1t Il
understood, is favorRble TO divorce
Publication has not yet been ordered.
Court then adjourned until to morrow
morning at 10 o'clock
The cases calendared for to- morrow arl
as follows: Six libel salts Of Samuel G
Fisher and Walter r Walters VS.. thu
Republican Printing and Publishing
Company; Hubert Cassidy. Edward
Mulligsn, Thomas r Lally and sThomRi
McHugh vs. Henry K. Pusey.