San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-04-19
NEWS OF THE COURTS.
Pegg Divorce Case on Trial Civil
Business.

Business.
The following civil business was
transacted before Judge Green this
morning:
A. S. Bradley VS.. Ellen Bradley,
divorce ; Judgment for plaintiff.
Alexander j. Sample vs. j. p.
Campbell, ct al, damages; ten days
allowed in which to file statement
Of facts.
Mrs. P. Weyrlch vs. H. Schultz
Jr., damages defendants motion
for additional security for costs
granted.
Olsen & Wake VS.. the California
Insurance company ct al, dam
ages; plaintiffs motion for a new
trial overruled and notice of APP
peal given.
Louisa Sein ct al, vs. the Inter-
national and Great Northern rail-
way company, damages; defend
ants motion FOR a new trial over
ruled and notice Of appeal given.
n. A. Allen VS.. the Galveston
Harrisburg and San Antonio
Railway Co. damages defendants
motion for a new trial granted.
In the case against w. s. Exon,
for rape, defendants motion for ten
days after adjournment to file
statement Of facts, was granted.
THE PEGG DIVORCE CASE.
The Pegg divorce case occupied
the entire morning session of the
Forty-fifth District court. The
case is being tried by jury. The
testimony is about all in and the
argument will be begun this after
noon. Quite crowd was present
to hear the evidence.
Judge Newton has taken the
case of McLeary & Fleming VS.. the
Orient Insurance company under
advisement.
TREATED HER CRUELTY.
After being married nearly twen-
ty-seven years Agnes Myths en-.
tered proceedings for divorce from
Albert Myths in the Thirty
seventh District court yesterday
afternoon. Plaintiff alleges that
they were married in Calhoun
county, Texas, in 1868, and have
lived together as husband and
wife until September, 1892. She
claims that she has al
ways demeaned herself as a
frugal, industrious and dutiful
wife, and that defendant wholly
without cause and unmindful of
his marriage obligations has treat
ed plaintiff in the most cruel
manner for a long series of years.
They have homestead valued at
81 200, which she wants sold and
asks that the proceeds be parti-
toned.
! TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLAR CHAR
| ACTER.
Fred. A. Wilmington, a civil en-
gineer, claims he has been DETAINED
and slandered by being accused by
Mayor ElmendOrf Of stealing an
engineers level last March -. He
claims he has been damaged in the
sum of $4,000, and brought suit
for that amount against Mayor FL
mendorf in the Thirty-seventh
District court yest4rd ~.
LICENSED TO WE'D.
Cristoval Sanchez and Rosana
Cardenas.
A. f. Ellis and n. f. Jackson,
aged II years.
Bernhardt Teller and Katie
Steindorf.
Samuel Doyle and Martha Shell
ton.
Robert Perkins and Nirgie Lat.
son.
REAL ESTATE.
J. f. Linnie and wife to \. Hart,
lots and 10, block Z, on the north
side of Presa street and also on
Vance street; $4,000.
II. NJ. Aubrey to Henry and En-
lille Schoenfield, lot s, block I.
ITartwell's addition 1929 and other
considerations.
Julius Braunagel to the San An
tonic Drug company, lot 9, block
%, on North Leona street $500.
George and Annie Cummins to
William Booker, lot SO, block 5, on
Abbott street; 500.
COURT NOTES.
Justice +. Gritf Jones is unable
to attend court today on account OF
illness.
Yesterday was the last day OF
. service in the Thirty-seventh Dis
trict court. Court adjourns tOmor-
, row evening for the term.
The Merriam Shoe company has
begun suit against Sidney B. Wood
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