The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-10
The County Courts.

General sessions Court resumed Its No.
vclnbcr term business this morning, de-
voting much OF the time to tho contested
liquor licenses. The first application con.
sidcred was that Of John o. Shea for IL
csnso for the Pennsylvania House ut Front
md King streets William Prickett OPP
posed III license because Of the law break
Ing tendencies Of tho owners Of tho proper
ty, but Potter l.. Cooper assured the court
that there was no collision between MIR.
Hlnrahan and the new applicant, there
upon tho court granted the license and OK
pressed tic hope that Mr.. Shea would To-
deem the huuss from its future bad repu-
tation.
This was the only case gone Into, tho mp.
LEGATION of Harry Ramsbergor for whole
snlc license at Sixth aud Madison Straets
being withdrawn, and the application Of
Casino Fi,ance for a retail license Mt
Eighth and Scott streets being refused
Tho Court signed tho othor unoppogol IL.
ccnces.
In superior Court Recorder of Docds,
CORTLAND c. Montgomery gavo 5000
bond for tho faithful performance Of his
duties during his extended term. Jamcs
Megary and Patrick Neary were accepted
as Mr.. Montgomery bondsmcn.
Commissioner Gray male return fay
cradle to divorce in tho Case Of Mabel L.
Caulk Vs. Fletcher Caulk.
The rulc asking for tho setting aside Of
tho sheriff. sale in tho olso Of Anna Stow.
nrt VS.. Alexander Boyd, was withdrawn.
JIo could give no explanation Of SOL be-
ing carried for him in May lso5 About
the 5000 Cuthbert check no could not tell
when he saw it noxt aftor ho gave II to
Bogg, to pay a call on Colonel Cooper. lIo
could not tell what had become Of tho An.
dorson checks. Ho denied he ever dig
cusstd with Boggs that Colonel Cooper
was using the funds Of tho bank.
Boggs gave 1900 check for Cooper he
was all endorscr for tho Same man and yet
nothing was said about the stock spccu.
latons by Boggs with Cooper. Lacr he
learned that Cooper lost money and lie
never knew either Of them were using tie
funds Of the FIRST National Bank.
What did you mean when you said 10
Cooper he was u thief"
T. 4 had bvcn in Wilmington. We were
not close friends ai,ei he Chicago con
vontion When the Legislature OF 1877 met
Cooper was q worry bitter opponent Of
mine.
I waa hiu bnn lamar "a Repistrnr of
Wills. Cooper had failed to return certain
money received by him. Tho roinark WINS
based wholly and solely upon that ground,
flo did not know TINT thu Farmers Bank
had been paid sllSa by tho First National
when his nccountwas only good for $50.
lie could not tell that the 1850 draft
was not charged until September IS al.
though his book was balanced on Septem.
b.ro, showing balance Of slOS2 The
stubs Of his cheek books were kept by Lila.
He signed all the checks.
Could not toll how 1t was that instead Of
u balance Of sl35 he had ali overdraft at tho
bank of over $780, He went 10 the house
of William N. BoEgs aftor his flight.
Boggs household goods wero sold after bis
flight.
lie could not produce tho stub book OF
the critical period when nil these checks
wore given. On ono Of tho stubs. Boggs
testi fed he had figured for. KcDuey tho
difference In bis accounts as shawn by his
book and the chooks that were CART,