Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-05-18

NO Decision Yet In the Grinth Deaertlon
case-Llttle business in the Superior
Court.
Albert Hsndle sued Hugo Glehlsr for
81, 600 for personal injuries, and jury
Ia the Superior Court yesterday afternoon
gave him $3.50. The hearing, which
consumed nearly all OF the morning
session, was resumed at 2 80 O'clock.
Giehler took the stand In his own de-
Tense. we had been drinking Ia
Crops saloon aud afterwards walked up
the street together" be said. ''At Third
and Market streets | said that must 20
home or my wife would call me to &C.
count for being out so late. TO this
Hendls replied: She Is not your wife
you only live with her. | then struck
him Knocked him down and walked off
! did not kick him.
John Moran sworo that Giehler was
a man OF good character.
The fact that Hendle was admitted as
g free patient to Delaware Hospital was
brought out by Miss JRliR @ Wilson,
matron OF that institution, She said that
he remained there about month
Both sides closed aad Messrs
Hayes and Bayard went to the jury. The
twelve men were only out half an hour
when they returned with verdict for
$3.50
la the replevin case OF D. M 0sbourne
& Co. VS. the sheriff of New Castle
county the court instructed the jury TO
return verdict OF coats for the plalnt-
IFS, who were represented by Thomas
Davis. Philip q. Churchman appeared
for the Defendant.
Naturalization papers were given to
Pasquale Lista. an Italian.
Tue Court OF General Sessions held a
brief session this morning The follow
ing fence viewers were named for the
ensuing year;
Brandywine Hundred-Thomas q.
Bird, John s. Beeaon. John w. Day,
Benjamin Fraim, Isaac N Grubb Joseph
NJ. Pierce, William T, Talley, William L.
Wilson.
Whining ton = Henry g. Banning,
George w Bright, Christian Glavey,
Edward Fermar, John Guthrie John
McOlatferty, Patrick Nesry, John VI.
Solomon, William b. Norton, David Il.
Smith.
Christiana William Arm.
strong, j. Poulson Chandler, Thomas
Dalton, Lewis Dilworth, Isaac p. Fore.
man, samuel Kilgore, Michael Mullen.
| Mill Creek-Newton B. Brackin, Thomas
L. J. Baldwin. Spence Chandler, Joseph
Derrickson, David Eastburn, Howard II
Jordan, William A. Morrison, Orlando
McHArgal, Reuben Satterthwaite.
White Clay Creek-Theodore f. Arm.
strong, Aaron Baker, Henry Churchman,
Arnold Naudain. Jr, John E. Lewis,
Theodore Ruth. William Rankin William
J Stroud. Msnsel Tweed, Charles L
Davidson.
New Chstle--Ell Crossan, Frank H.
Diehl, George Edwards, William b Nc
Coy, Douglass Mccoy, Samuel M Porter,
Samuel p Roberts, Albert H. Silver,
William Stroup
PencRder- Robert NJ Caun, Thomas
Davidson, William T. Dayett, Alfred J
Davidson, George d. Mednl John Ma
honey, William r Reese, Charles II,
Salmon, Thomas Wright, Harry l.. Dayett
Red Lion-William Bright, Thomas
Bird DIR. Frank Bellville, John f Cheairs,
Theodore f. Clark, Richard II Cam, DR..
f. s Dunlap Francis L. Gray, Daniel
B. Stewart, William NJ. Stuckert.
st. Georges Joseph CleAver. William
r. Cochran, Charles Derrickson, James
farrell, Henry A Nowland, Howard A.
Pool, Richard L Price, James T. Shall.
cross, sereck F. Shallsross, Fredus p
vanhekle, Jr, Merritt N Willetts
Appoquinimink-Ma H Davis. /.
Allston Harmon, George NJ d. Hart,
John NJ Rothwell, James T. Taylor.
George w. Vaudyke
| Black bird-Riehard o Brockson, Alex
ander Dsakyne, Thomas Dsakyne, John
A. Derriokson, John Lockerman, Alex
ander Lattomus, Andre Spear, Joseph
Vanpelt
The license cases OF Joseph QuigleY, oil
Hare's Corner, and Harry Snyder, oi
Centreville. we're to have been heard
and decided this morning. Mr.
Prlckett, attorney for the Law anc
Order Society. was compelled to b.
In New York to day and consequently
the court continued the hearings until
next Saturday. II was also expected
that decision would be rendered ia th'
dessrtion ease Of Griffith vs.. Griffith but
II was not done
Ia the Superior Court, Lewis O Van
degrift, attorney for the defendant II
the case OF the Peoples Bank OF Middle
town, VS.. NJ Fl. Houston moved I,
prevent the taking Of judgment at tbs
first term because the affidavit
Of demand was made by this
president OF the bank instead o.
BY the cashier aud treasurer The cour
ruled that the plaintiff could not TAX
, Judgment at this term, and that the eRs'
would have to be plead to issue as othe
cases are.