The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-20
YESTERDAYS COURT CASES.
Many Decisions and but Few Important
CaseS-Three Judges Presided.

Yesterdays COURT CASES.
Many Decisions and but Few Important
Cases-Three Judges Presided.
Yesterday morning the second week
Of civil court was begun and three courts
We're begun with Judges Archibald, Ed
wards, and Albright, the latter of Allen
town, presiding. There was an expec-
tation that the contest papers against
Frank II. Clemons for the office of sher.
ilf would be filed by the attorneys of the
defeated candidate James G.. Bailey.
The law allows thirty days grace from
the date of election.
The first case called was the trespass
suit Of Robert Tinsley and Michael
Donovan against John Walsh. 1t was
assigned to Judge Albright in court
room No. 2. Attorneys Huslander &
Vosburg represented the plaintiffs and
eX-Judge Stanton the defendant. Both
parties to the suit live in Moosic and It
Is another fence line war The plain
titfs allege that the defendant is in pos
session Of strip of land belonging to
them. Judge Albright will deliver his
charge this morning.
City Is Defendant.
In court room No. 3, before Judge
Archibald another trespass suit was in
progress during the day and at adjourn
ment the evidence Of the plaintiff was
not all heard. Mrs. Ann Munley Is the
plaintiff and the city of Scranton is de-
fendant. Attorneys Joseph O'Brien
ana l. II. Burns represent the plaintiff
and Major Everett Warren and City
Solicitor Torrey TIE city The husband
OF the plaintiff died from injuries re-
ceived by falling into an "air lot" on
lower Lackawanna avenue a few years
ago. Damages are claimed in the sum
of $40 900.
An ejectment suit before Judge
Edwards in the main court room took
up the day and made very little prog
ress. Edward b. Sturges trustee. is
SUNG TO recover strip of land situated
on North Washington avenue near the
suburban Electric Light works. Dago-
pert "A. FetZer Is defendant. He Is rep
resented by Attorneys Hannah and
Price and the plaintiff has engaged At
torney Charles l.. Hawley. The end of
the case will depend altogether on the
veriflcation of the map from which the
deed was drawn.
Minor Cases Heard.
John D. Boyle's Sons VS.. the Hamburg
Bremen Fire Insurance company. ky
opinion of Edwards, j., new trail refused
y. u, winter q Co., assigned to John
l1lmbaie VS.. A. Thompson and Thomas
Henry Judgment for plaintiff.
N. l., L. y. & W. r. R. Co. VS.. Mrs. f.
u. Ayers proceedings on attachment re-
fused.
John Silkman. use Of H. A. Depuy va.
j. A. Brady: Rule for new trial re-
fused.
Depue G. Stott VS.. l.. o. AIosher, ct al.
kule to strike off judgment made abso-
Lutte.
| Willim Collins VS.. William Cox: Rule
TO open Judgment made absolute.
| The pennsylvania Globe Gas Light Co
VS.. the City Of Carbondale: Exceptions
to the report Of referee dismissed.
Shafer VS.. Bright: Rule to amend rec
ord made absolute.
Longstreet VS.. Esterbrook Proceed
ings affirmed
Rothschild Bros. VS.. Frank Grambo:
Rule Tor judgment made absolute.
). ii. Yerket VS.. NJ Stipp: Rule TO
open judgment made absolute.
Edward ONeill VS.. John Thomson.
Rule for Judgment discharged.
Phelps, Dodge G. Co. VS.. Henry Battin
Co.: Rule for judgment made absolute.
j. j. Moran VS.. b. L. Leonard: Rule
granted to show cause why verdict should
not be set aside and new trial granted
The Guarantors Liability and Indemnity
Co VS.. the Carbondale Traction com
pany Judgment stricken off.
In re lunacy of Eugene Kleberg: Bond
of Charles Tropp. committee in sum of
$4,000 with Conrad Schroeder and F. L,
Wormser, suretles, approved.
Charles Keib VS.. the Scranton Traction
company; BY agreement Of parties case
referred to F. w. Fletz, esq.
Mutual Life Insurance company VS..
johnson Winton: Reasons for new
trial granted.
E. Frank & Bro. VS.. Gross. Foster e.
Co.. By agreement of parties referred 10
j. Alton Davis, esq.
Michael F. Handley VS.. Mary Barrett,
ejectment; continued.
George II. Tryon vs. John w. Aitkin, as
sumpsit; continued for settlement.
j. A. Scranton & Son VS.. Becker Bros
appeal; settled, off list.
Spruks Bros VS.. Catherine Norton. sci.
fa.; continued.
Patrick Mulchrone VS.. Prudential In
surance company; amlcable non-suit,
Charles p, Hallock VS.. Stroud and
Chamberlin. trespass; continued
Henry Sulz. ct al. VS. Erie and Wyom-
ing Valley Railroad company, appeal;
settled.
r, Manther vs. Jacob Bolz, assumpslt
continued
Mp0prt
James Nolan, appeal; continued.
August Diesing VS.. B. NJ. Bausehpris
appeal: settled.
Wallis Branch VS.. Alvls Branch. di.
vorce; discontinued.
Winans VS.. Bevans: Rule for new tria
granted.
Mutual Life Insurance company VS.
, Winton, ct al: Filed reasons for u new
trial
The hotel license of John F. Clark, Of
Fourteenth ward. was transferred tC
John Wuench and his bond approved.
James Casey was sentenced In two case.
OF assault and battery. of which he wa.
| convicted at the recent term of quarter
{ sessions court, to the costs and given tel
days TO comply with the penalty.
. Michael Augustin was sentenced b,
: Judge Edwards to pay the costs in tn,
case of which he was convicted.
Court granted an order extending The
time ten days for taking testimony of tn,
respondents In the contested election
cases OF James j. Manley and Morgan
Sweeney.
Louisa Franz entered bail In the sun
OF $500 and Joseph Scaltzo qualified IL
the sum of $500
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