Evening journal., 1898-11-28

Ebenezer H. Clark, v. c.. Mariantonia
Graeso, Patrick Dougherty. adminis-
traitor Of James Hayden: Jennie 70 Mo
hilue administrator, Carrie r. Brad
ley' lhomas w. McBride's admlnistra-
tor Michael CIostic, John Weldon and
Henry Iulley's administrator VS.. the
r., W. b. Railroad Company. The
case Of Richard Gear VS.. the same
company viii also go over.
In the cases Of Jennie e. McBride's
administrator. and Carrie r. Bradley.
vs.. the r., w. q b. Railroad COMPANY
John II. Rodney withdrew as attorney
TOT the p.aintifis. and William S. Hill
les was substituted
Judgment for the plaintiffs for $500
was given in the case of BENJAMIN S
Caulk VS.. william Bright's executor.
The CAGE Of Fannie NJ Baker vs.
James Gibson Carroll Ell al.. was car
ried to the FOOT of the list. Martin p.
Burris making the application because
he could not get his Chicago witnesses
here by Friday and Mr. Rodney con-
senting
December was set as the time for
trying the case Of Robert Adair VS.. the
star Publishing Company.
In the divorce case Of johnson VS..
Johnson, Commissioner Harrington
was given ten days in which to make
his return.
December was fixed as the time for
the return Of the commissioner in the
divorce case Of Caulk VS.. Caulk.
Franklin BroolSe0n was given until De-
a.. how ffA l.l
missioner In the divorce case Of Me-
Kay VS.. Mckay.
In the divorce case Of Florence n.
H. Fisher VS.. Samuel G. Fisher, Mr..
Ward asked for an order on the de-
fense for counsel fees and costs. Mr..
Hayes reminded him that certain pa
pers must be filed and the matter went
over
Peter l.. Cooper, Jr.. was appointed
commissioner to take testimony in the
divorce case OF Jennie May Bullock vs..
George Augustus Bullock
philip Q. Churchman made his return
as commissioner in the divorce case OF
Susan " vs. Joseph Wigglesworth. II
Is favorable to divorce. A similar Ia
vorable return was made by Frank l..
speakman, commissioner in the di-
voree case Of Bessie NJ Hickman vs..
Harvey p. Hickman
The commissioner in the divorce
cass Of Margaret T. Bacon VI. Morris
NJ Bacon was given until December II
to make his return.
H. C. Conrad asked for and obtained
q rule to set aside an execution and
inquisition in the matter OF the prop
= eriy Of Rebecca l.. Chapman on the
ground that an unassigned dover was
levied on. Il was made returnable on
! Saturday e
= The jurors were discharged until to-
I morrow morning.
2 William s. Hllles informed the court
/, that he would, tomorrow morning,
ask for a writ OF habeas corpus for the
4 release of ]. Wesley Vernon, and that
argument on the question OF bail
would take place on Wednesday.
Judges Boyce and Pennewill Joined
the other judges here to-day. and they
are now preparing their decision on
{ the question OF the constltutionality OF
the Municipal Court raised by Samuel
d. Forbes and Maria c. Hartman. lt
is understood that they have agreed
b that the court is clearly constitutional
s and that It's Judgment stands. The de-
cision will not I've handed down until
tomorrow morning, to which time the
[, court adjourned.
r. Trial of the case OF William Condon
d VS.. Mary Fennessey, Administrative OF
!. Thomas Condor, an issue from the Or
d phana' Court was about to begin. John
e p. Nields represented the plaintiff and
Lewis c. Vandegrift the defendant
!. Afler some delay the attorneys report.
2 ed that they had settled it. Mr. Pom.
: der's case was Immediately called, the
a court having previously informed him
" that he must take the risk Of having
/ MISS Kerr. his witness, absent from
4 town. Ex-Judge Marvel, for the plain
e TIM, announced that he was ready. Mr.
D. Ponder was sent for
ID Mr.. Ponder stated that it was a re-
,e trial, the p.aintiff, Miss Kerr, beinl
~ an actress, now in New York. He ex
"A piained that Mr. Vandegrift had as
IL cured him that the Fennessey cas-
n Would take a day or a day and a-half
He would wire her and have her her
A. first thing in The morning.
4 Mr.. Marvel said he was willing .,
t- continue the case to the next term, al
Mr. Ponder had forced him to tria
m without one Of his material witnesses
ae Otherwise he should insiet on trial to
M day. To these terms Mr. Ponder ha'
to submit, and the case went over.
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