Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-12-14
MRE:lR GETS A yERllGI..
sssl22p,ifnit AZ Attaci,,nent Case-Fearno Wiz
from MONEY. ~


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4ha case of Frederick E. Weber IS.
Superior Court Monday morning. Weber
vas represented by William il. Kuitz
and Vernon BY Julian 6. Walker ana
sylvester ID. Townsend, Jr. Weber
was a tenant of Vernon in Christiana
hapindired and on March LIST last owed
by March 25t5. Two horses. seven seven COWS s5,ys
IL Az. MI. WyBaT cis stf ~ sIa ss "
distress, damage 70 bis mijk wagon, IN il.
Jury to his cattle, tho loss Of their milk
ard malicious suing out Of an attach
lnent. % ,''I-
John A: Kelly produced the record Of
! the attachment. ~ ''"''"'"
Charles +. Green, who was constable
at the time. testified that as bailiH for
Vernon he distrained the goods Of
| Weber, removing two horses, seven cows
and four heifers. They stal I'D to Ie-
move the milk wagon, but the horse
fE was az aso SfG syea " q rss iaSR
| bs,apsp,s yiV srseoSSh teApn ~ sao2 Nppor
aii fbs rsi Bsf g 4s;a a4oo a. ,.nt a.
t NJ assy gsar y ssa Paa
fEeResssS aislraaipad was worth m!9EFe
The defence epdeayoied to show
malice on the part Of the plaintiff. ''' y
Ambrose Williams testified that re-
In ha Il trx
SIS and then it would not be as good as
new: William Cathcart gave similar
An agreement has been reached in
the case Of Emory p. England Us. viii
seInitted the plaintiff, and T.. n. Hoffscksr
and William NJ. ByIne, the defendant.
Tahe spit grew 9pt Of go alleged assault,
snIged, ~ + ~
:, The settlement Of the case Of Hires,
Turner Glass %. VI. Frank A. Mitchll
Ess a ssaes i J q pssnts being entered
II the divorce easy Of Joseph a.
Polar vs. Mary a: Beiap, 7. Irving
enrsd az order On the plaintiff TO pay
| CIV W AuTes Ouluu " u6Ibuu l6F sui.
In the case Of Fred 4. Weber vs.. Ed
gar =. Vernon, J Judge Spruance charged
the jury Puesday afternoon, and q yer-
diet OF s66. ~, in fayer Of Weber, was
returned. Phe Jury was ogt fof more
than two hours.
The ease Of Sheridan Mason gs. the
Phi3adeiphia, Wilmington 4 BaltimoEs
Railroad 90. was put on trial, PHILIP
I, Garrett for the plaiptiff, and An
drew 9, Grey for the asisnaant. M2ssn
was employed W tbs gaiiread company,
and 90 5aps iast bis wages geife at-
t9ehed to the amount q ss2 n on 4
brought suit to recover, before Magis:
srate Kelley and secured Judgment
Mr.. Garrett held that tbs siaim vas
for medical services, whereas wages
ing only. After Mason had tod Of iHs
attachment Of bis wages, which, how.
ever, was pot shown to Pc on ACCOUNT
moved for npnsuit and secured II, =
Superior Court heard yesterday ttht
case Of John 4. Fearno, defeepdsaHt bs'
low, appellant VS. George +; Money,
| plaintiff below, respondent. Fhe quss'
/ Hob lufuiNbu hHS rs " LIS rEuS " e
storehouse by Fearpo from Money u
| Delaware City. Money claims sTS, Vi
for 20 months rent, Fearno reptnf
1 the room from Money for $40 u year 10
1 o sitting room. s4oney claims thas M
understanding was that i il vas nssf
1 as q store, Feasno was to Fay $50 q year
Fearno did use il for d time. Fearpo'l
counsel, L. q. Cook, claims that i
was q tenancy at will OF $40 2 year, t
terminate which three months n9ticy
ffiuet have been given. Waiter y
Witsil, for Money, contended that fe
| using it as store, terminated the VII
rental and there was an implied renta
at some 9thel figure.
The case yeht TO the jury abou
Ii. 40 o'clock on she charge of Chic
Justice Lore and the jury returned il
about % minutes with o verdict il
favor af Rearle
A jury vas drawn to try the case Q
the p, w. Il u. railroad dafendaat hs
lsy, appellant VS.. George Sharpe
| plaintiff below, respondent which il
9l attachment case, ingolringa question
Of the right to attach wages for aBy
thing other than board and washing
Ii will go on this afternoon.
Andrew g, Gray secured Judgment
against Richard II. Kane for costs i
Kane's suits agaipst the Sun Bublish
ina Co., ntolring about $3.50. Kan
had secured Judgment before justie
Of th9 peans but did not Eight the ~
| ulal