Evening journal., 1897-11-15
THE NOV. TERM BEGINS.
County Courts Are Again at
Work Here.
CIVIL LIST THIS AFTERNOON

CHIEF JUSTICE LORE AND JUDGES
sPRUANCE AND BoYCE ON THE
BENCH-THE CRIMINAL DOCK
EFT A SMALL ONE.
The November term Of the county
court began to-day with Chief Justice
Lore, Judge spruance and Judge Boyce
on the bench.
Attorney-General White expects to
get through with the criminal work
this week, as the docket Is much lighter
than usual
The grand Jurors are: William p.
Biggs, William Bland. Harry c.
Clark, James l.. Crossan, James
L. David, James Denning, N. T.
Davis j. M. Downs, John p Donahoe.
| Lewis e. Eliason, Andrew s. Eliason,
Amer G. Forwood, C. j. Harrigan, Oil
yer c. Lyman, Michael Mulligan, Ar
chibald S. Reed, John F. Stats, j. Har-
vey Spruance Benjamin r. Seversoh,
b. II. Sheppard, IL. c. Talley. Thomas
Toy S. L. FINLEY, Edmond WollastOn.
These are the petit jurors: Robert
, Armstrong, William Betty, Robert Bar
nett, John A. Cranston, John N. Carter.
Frank p Ewing, Garrett Ellis, John 6.
, Green, Everett b. Hollingsworth, Will
liam l.. Joiner, Jesse J. Jones, Frank J.
keifor. William T. Leeds, Ward V.
lindell, James McMullen. Calvin Nc
Alllster, Robert ID. Morrow, Samuel
T. Morrison, William w. Naylor, Daniel
O'Neill, Joseph Richardson, Allen Ruth.
e Samuel p Roberts. John ID. Stradley
r George w. Shakespeare, Charles Tos-
j. ney, Joseph II. Talley, John T. Webb,
: John w. Worrall, Daniel c. Wolfe.
At 2 o'clock this afternoon the civil
- list Of the Superior Court, which has on
y II 1873 cases, will be gone over so that
the trial calendar may be made up be-
r before the civil court settles down to
= business next Monday.
;. The license applicants were called by
h the clerk of the peace and sworn.
II Grand Juror David was excused from
attendance Two or three Of the petit
Jurors were absent.
There was no special charge to the
grand jury. but the court called it's at
tention to the fact that there was but
> little criminal business to be disposed
, Of
The Gases of Jos. Fhlldstein, charged
with peddling without a license ant
n. George Giddons, accused OF larceny
's were continued until the February
Of term. In the Fhildstein case a capiai
IA was issued. The case against JohI
Ia Jones and John Hanigan, charged witi
highway robbery, was continued unit
" this afternoon. IL Is reported that ther
s- Is diphtheria in Harrigan's family.
ed Last term James Delaney was convict
II ed Of fraudulent conversion by badlet
He escaped before sentence was impos
r. ed and has since been at large. III
a. case was continued on the docket unit
D. February.
The grand jury returned true bill
n upon which the following arraignment
H. were made and pleas entered: Alfre
". Lukens. colored, carrying concealed
Sc deadly weapon, guilty; Isaac Cannon
colored stealing bicycle from John "
IS: Taggart. guilty; William II. Crawlel
es and Richard Mahan, stealing sweate
I'm from Isaac Goldstein not guilty.
Ia True bills were found against job
&c. Leonard and Bernard Quinn for Larceny
ne but they were not arraigned.
hn d. w LYNCH & CO., GROCERs.
Chester county Sweet Cider Ne
Raisins, Currants, Figs, Apricot
Prunes, Evaporated Peaches, New C
ron, Orange and Lemon Peel. Not man
o,- stores like LYNCHlS, northwest ccrn'
9i. Madison and Fourth streets, and soua
7b west corner King and Eighth streets.