Evening journal., 1894-05-21
CASES DISPOSED OF.
Three Licenses Granted By the
Court of General Sessions.
THE OTHERS HELD UP FOR A WEEK

Judgment for the Plaintin Below Given
In a Number of Cases-The Case Of
Brooks vs. the p. w. s II. Railroad
Company Settled Out Of Court.
The Court Of General Sessions fined
William Dugan $40 aud costs for con-
tempt on Saturday afternoon, for failing
to answer summons to appear
as a witness In the Halliday license
case
Rev. P DuRuyter and other wit
nesses testified against re e.licensing Hugh
Lynchs saloon AZ Eleventh and Walnut
streets. They said 10 interfered with
the work OF St Joseph's mission, school
and orphanage A number Of witnesses
testified that Lynch kept an orderly
place
Manuel Riehenberger's case was con.
tinued until next Saturday, an impor.
tant witness being absent.
Mrs. Mary O Brien WAS called by MIR.
Prickett TO testify against Mrs. Elizabeth
Bourbon, Of No. 1874 King street. She
sworo that Mrs, Bourbon had sold liquor
to her husband when he was drunk, and
also when the proprietress had heard her
begging her husband for money TO
buy food and clothing
Court then adjourned until 10 o'clock
this morning.
Dlsposing of Important Cases.
Colonel Benjamin Nields reported set.
tlement Of the case Of James Il. Brooks
VS. the p. NV. & b. railroad and the case
was discontinued. Senator Gray repre-
sented the company.
Ia, "a 4
b a VS.. Lowell Brothers, p b. r., an
appeal from magistrates decision, Mr.
/ Ward reported judgment for tho plaintiffs
below with stay of execution for thirty
/ days, the amount of judgment to be
ascertsined by counsel
The replevin suit Of Edward Hagan VS.
/ Elizabeth Fagan, was referred, tthe
referees to be selected by the ,prothOno-
tary, and the return TO be made this
| term.
In the appeal case Of Thomas R..
/ Lally d. b., n. Vi. John A, Newell, D. b. A.,
r, the plaintiff below was given piudg-
ment for costs
The case Of william Cathall, ct al, VS..
DR.. Bennett Downs was referred to coun-
sci for settlement.
Judgment for the plsintlif for costs
I was ANHAANtA IA AAN NNEN VI Aut hADA'
chants National Bank, Of Philadelphia,
VS. Isaac Bolden.
On motion of William S. Hilles, George
Lodge and Walter H. Hayes consenting.
the case Of Robert Marshall VS.. Samuel
franklin E8art, set for May 2S, was
carried over to the Septem Der term.
| Charles b. Evans reported judgment
for the plaintiff ia the sum Of $500 In the
case Of George M Hustef vs. Samuel
Darlington's administrator. Harry Em
mons represented the defendant
Judgment for the plaintiff below wa
given in two appeal cases Of the ]. q
| Bryer Company, d b., a. VS. Abrsm l.
White, p b., r, with stay OF execution
until July 1. Que judgment was fOl
$136 50 and the other for $i7 81.
The petit jurors we're discharged unit
Wednesday morning.
Two Licenses Granted.
The court has granted licenses e
Alonzo T. Dickerson, Of Eleventh an,
Kirk wood streets, and Charles Reyn
olds, Of No. z East Fourtl
street The circumstances againp
them were Withdrawn. Chic,
Justice Lore said this morning that thl
result IN the other cases will not be an
nonneed until after the hearing of the
Richenberger case Oh next Saturday.
John NJ. Newell takes Cunningham 4
Compsny's wholesale license