The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-28
SUPERIOR :
...~ COURT.
Many Cases Disposed Of
at This Mornings
~: Session. .

+ Superior Court this morning got down
to Its November term work In onrnest The
daily calendar was first disposal of.
The case Of Robert L. Armstrong, VS..
Road Commissioners of New Castle Hun
dred, also on today s list. Mr. Rodney In
forme ed the court that he could not say
whether the casa would DO tried until this
afternoon. Hurry WhiteInan was satisfied
and the case went over until this after.
noon.
Peter L. Cooper was appointed Commits.
s'oner to lake testimony In tho divorce
case OF Bullock va. Bullock. Philip Q.
Churchlnan and Frank L. Sreakmaa made
their returns as commissioners In the di.
vorce cases Of Wiyglesworthv VI. Wiggles-
worth and Hickman vs.. Hickman. The re-
turns were not opened during the morn
ing. however.
Suits Of John H. Brcgger vs.. George C.
Schuler and Ammo Bregger va. George q.
Schiller on the list for trial Tomorrow
and Friday respectively were continued
until December 10.
L,vi c. Bird had the case of John Hol.
lard Va. Receivers Of the B. and o. Rail-
road Company continued for trial by
special Jury ut the February term.
Mr.. Bird also wanted tho two cases Of
John Green vs. the Arlington Manufacture.
Ing Company, continued until the next
II
Baldwin president OF the defendant flrm,
but Robert e Hartman insisted that mod
toal testimony be offered on the question
which Mr.. Bird said he would do before
tomorrow. At the same tims Counsel for
the defen ant announced TINT he would
file an affidavit for n null on the plaintiff
for security for costs.
Some argument on the part of Robert
g. Harman followed Willard Saulsbury's
motion to strike off the calendar the case
of Lewis G. Wilcox, administrator Of Jo-
Railway Company, which case, 1t was nj
legged, was not ut issue. Tho discussion
resulted in,the case Eelng stricken of,
and Saturday being fixed for argument on
Mr. Harmans application to strike out
certain special deinurrers
Judgment for defendant for want of a
narr was tho entry ordered In tie case of
the Diamond State Iron Company d. b. Q,
vs.; Mary Dngap; ?. br
10 John II. houney was referred the
case Of John W Mitchell vs.. William +.
Taylor.
tDiscontlnunnco was reported in tho case
OF the Chester Steel Casting Company VI
Wilmington Malllble Iron Company.
The special jury case OF Dennis J. Men,
ton vs.. B. s. o Railroad Company was
continued until the next torn
Judgment foritho plaintiff in tho
amount of $500 was reported In the case Of
tho Southwestern National Bank vs..
Charles 1. Reynolds.
G. Carroll OF. al. marked for trial on Fri
day, went TO the foot OF tho list.
Ihirtoon suits in which Senator George
Gray is Interested, were continued unnl
the February term of court because of Mr..
Gray enforced duties at Paris. Principal
OF the cases were those Of Jennie E. Nc.
Brides administrative and Carrie H. Brad.
Icy vs.. F., w. g. Is. Railroad Company.
Continuance until the February term
undcr prc-emptory rule was granted in
The case OF Mary j. Austin vs. john q.
Cough.
The case OF the Duplex Printing Press
Company VS.. tho Journal Printing Com
pany, was continued until December 49,
Judgm emit for the plaintiff the amount
10 ec ascertainel by the p.otLonoa rv, was
entered In the case Of the Mercantile Print
ing Company vs. Christian +. Sesterhenn.
The cases OF George c. Brown VS.. Thorn.
ns Green q Son and Thomas GreeD, mark.
ed for trial on Wednesday, were continued
until December 10 The case of tho Port
Kennedy Stag Company VS. Frank A.
Mitchell was continued until The same
dats.
The suit Of Robert llAdair vs.. Star Pub.
fishing Company was continued until the
February tcrm.
Time for filing returns In tho divorce
eases OF Cnulk We. Csulk and Mckay W.
Mckay was extended two weeks.
In the divorce case Of Fisher vs. Els her.
II. ii. Ward for The plaintiff asked for an
order ln the defendant for council fec and
costs, but no &C Ion was taken
lHcnry c. Conrad, repl e:enting tho iRo-
1ecca L. Chapman eState, asked for Il rulo
0 set inside an inqulsition on the ground
hat an unassigned dover had b cen sold,
which rule the court granted and liked
Sat urday for argument.
The case Of William Condor vs. Mary
Fcnossey administratlix Of Thomas Con-
Ion. which was set for trial to day was set.
led. and the case Of Thomas OShea. a ba
Is. Agnes Kerr, p b r, also asked for trial
to-day, was continued until the next term
VI court because of the absence of material |
witnesses on both Sides
All tho members OF the Court wers on |
Tho bench during the morning expecting |
o hear the decision ns to legality of the /
Municipal Court but the decision was not !
given. 1t will bs Tomorrow.
!. William S. Hilless Informed he Court |
hat Tomorrow morning he would ask for |
writ OF hnbcas corpus In behalf Of j. Yves. !
ey Vernon, who Is now at the City Hall
'waiting,the result Of injuries accidentally
! llicted. Argument on the motion will |
10 heard Wednesday morning. Court ud-