The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-07-06

July argument court convened yes
terday, but ii was in session only dur
ing the forenoon. Tomorrow will be
devoted to the argument of cases anG
all not disposed of will go over until
next Monday. There will be no court
this week after Wednesday on account
of the meeting of the state Bar asso-
citation at Delaware Water Gap Thurs
day and Friday.
Judge Archibald is away among the
hills of Connecticut this week; there
fore the application for reinstatement
by Cornelius Smith will not be heard
until next Monday. Judges Gunster
and Edwards were on the bench yes
terday. and both said they preferred to
have the case heard before the entire
bench.
The cases disposed Of were small
ones. Rules to open judgment We're
made absolute in the case of E. Rob
inson's Sons against Charles Rupert
and others; in the case of w. F. VIII
against William NJ. Silkman and j. S.
Miller; and the appeal was stricken off
in the case Of Edward O'Neill against
Mary Farrell. The rule to strike off
judgment was discharged in the case
of Christian StOrr against William
Weyandt.
Judgment was reversed in the cer-
tiorari case of V. Cunino against Thom-
as Killiona, in the case of Stanley
Polozky against John Rosseolo. in the
case of Joseph Beckel & Co. against NJ.
F. Thompson the rule to set aside the
sheriff's service and return was dis
charged.
CASES SETTLED.
The following cases were settled and
marked off the list: William Davis
against Grace Davis, an application for
divorce; Frank Snyder against w. w.
Arnold and others, rule to open judg-
ment; Justus Valet against George
Hofnagel, rule to open judgment; ;
Adams & Westlake against NJ. T. Kel-
Ter, exceptions to plaintiffs dispositions;
Max Rosenbuth against NJ Gamball,
rule to stay executions; Henry r. Wood
against Eliza McBriar Sanderson, rule
for a new trial; and Oscar s. Maines
against Emma Helmes, rule to open
judgment.
The following cases were continued: ::
Mccoy & Co. VS.. Joseph Levy, rule to
take off non-suit: borough of Winton
VS.. Thomas j. Mack. rule to open judg-
ment; John S. Miller VS.. Inter State
Casualty company, demurrer; Clemen-
tine RenwiCk VS.. Robert Renwick, and
F. Morello VS.. Antonio NJ. G. Morello;
Willis A. Clark VS.. Minnie Clark; Albert
l.. Wallace VS.. Jennie Wallace, rules
for decree in divorce; William ID.
Monies VS.. Curtis Huff, rule to pay
| money into court; commonwealth VS..
c. DUPONT Swift, certiorari; j. o.
! Rogers VS.. Morris Holander, rule for
judgment; John Mcguire VS.. r. F. AS
well, certiorari: d. w. Hoffecter VS..
William HutChings, rule to strike off
| appeal; John Stein VS.. Weigand Stein.
rule to open judgment; New Schiller
Building and Loan association VS.. Rob-
ert NJ. Evans, administrator, rule to
open judgment; A. G.. Reed VS.. c. NJ
| Butts, rule to stay attachment; Will
liam Neeley VS.. f. l.. Reifenback, rule
| to dissolve attachment; and HapgoOd
Shoe company VS.. F. L. Reifenback
rule to dissolve attachment.
DIVORCE CASES.
Judge Edwards will hand down de-
crees in divorce on Monday in such
cases as the court decides the evidence
| warrants a separation. Thursday is
the regular day in argument court for
such papers, but they will be disposed
of on Monday because there will be nc
| court Thursday.
On the quarter sessions and orphans
court list the cases continued till next
| term We're as follows: Commonwealth
VS.. Michael McNulty. rule to strike off
! forfeiture; in re anneXing certain lands
in Lehigh township to Gouldsboro, rule
to pay costs; estate of Jesse Jones. ex-
| ceptions to account; estate of Celia
| LOTUS, exceptions to executors ac-
| count; estate of Patrick Raney, rule
| for discharge of executor.