Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-23
.GINN HAS HARD LUCK.
He Loses One Case and Pays
Costs in Another.
NO JURY TRIALS HELD TODAY


lALlNlABLE IN A CASE IN WHICH
1fHoNlAS M'CORI2I-E is THE DE-
FENDAlNT-VAlLLEAU DIVORCE
CASE CONTINUED.
The Superior Court yesterday after
r9 M instructed the jury drawn to thy
ths case OF Vincent o. HIM VS.. James
amid Margaugt CHM, 10 Ibrlng I'm a ver-
dict for the plaantIif. After mmch de-
lay an award cf 81 was mnroe.
A jury whs drawn TO thy anotlher
case OF the same nature Ibetwaen the
same parties. Mr.. CHM this time ;estl-
fed ne had served wrlaten nofice ON
| MT HIN. MIR. Ccchian askdd for aln
crdar to compel the plainltiff TO pro
duce the order. He was gHven untll
this morning to bring no into court.
II was repouted that the trustees Of
IOrivet Presbyterlan Church have com
fessed Judgment in favcr OF Rev. T. 10
Montgomery IN the sum of $33S45.
They are given three months ,n whkh
10 make payment
This morning ex-Congressman Levin
Irving Handy was admltted to practice
on mOu1-n or Colonel Benjamin Nieads.
He was warmly Congratulated by tine
members Of the bar present.
In the case OF THE Iron Be't Mwcan-
tge Company VS.. Thomas McCorltle.
William s. Helles made an application
fer a continuance. He laid Tine grounds
lv calling the d0fendant to ,ha stand.
He said that MOI, umUa two wcells ago
wns ne arprlsod OF the fact that she
trial was set for this term He had
thkee witnesses absent frm THE jnr'is-
dioilunl In efforts to get thnm here
he had sent Mr. HINES TO Alabama but
was mnnble TO lmduCe them TO come. BY
these Witnesses hla desired TO prove
lfaudmlent representation. He expect
ga to be able Ihc gdt Them here by THE
lmaxt term II. H. Ward AMID Christo-
plhtr l.. Wand Resisted the application
auld put Mr. McCork,a through a rigid
examinht,onl to ascertain just whht
he expected To prove by ahe alb
sent wighksses. took cogndzanca OF THE
peculiar circumstances and continued
the case under peremptory rule for
trial.
Harry Emm-ns stated that he and
( This CLIENT, and RcbeIIt G. Harman. at.
toinev for 1.-THE defendant, had a CONFER.
ence In THE case OF Verncm Bros. & Co
p w. the journal Printing Company. Ii
was his understanding THAT the cas-
was settled, but Mr.. Harman misllnter
stood the teqims. and aefused 10 settle
Hc was granted time to confer with
= his Client. as he did mot wish the cas-
= lcarrscd to the foot N the Tut TIN
X court lnformed him that There Nigh
~ be opportunity fer trial tomorrow.
"a Ardnaw c. Gray attouneq for the de
fHndant. obtained continuance OF TN
l. case OF Jacob Knopf VS.. the p. W. 4
D. B. Railn-ad Company.
ie 1t was announced THAT thee woull
y be no jury trial to-day
e To-morrow's caldndaIr was genie ovU
n The cases Of SIDNEY H. Wood. ct al
3 VS. Anson NJ BANGS WIS anlnounce
d for trial.
Dr. J. Frank Bail WIFE ask for comtintl
n anoe Of Nhe case of THE New Yrk Hdf
IN Insurance Company VS.. Samuel Sizes
81 inger and Alexander Jaslowsly.
20 James w. Ponder announced tina
g the case of r. c. Fairlamb VS.. Eliza
o. beth Hendricl would be for trial Slmi
n lar announcements were made concern
a lirg the cazes of RcbeIt Pcrter, ID. ID. a
nu vs. Samuel Runns, p. b. r., and Pan
v. Gmlis, sheriff, VS.. Wllliam G. Gudhrie
NFambers Of THE jury mot empanale
I'm cn the case OF Hil vs.. CHM ware dis
lw charged until to-m-rrow morning at
s. oclCck
ne In she divorce case Of John NJ. Va
M llehm vs. Kate Valleau THE retum OF
ed r. Cadhran. Jr., commissioner, WIS %
ny tended to the next tenn.
NE When the HiN-Ginn case was n
- sumed, Mr.. Cochran asked leave
.e- amenh his pleas by stating thereln TIM
We Mrs. CHM end NOT MIR. CHM owne
ON thh property. The court said that
eI chhnged the issue, and EIhht, while
IN leranlod the amendment, the plainltl
lil changed the issue. ain dthat, while
~ ccmld ask fer a o1fhlnuance amid d
me costs Of the term would be taxed (
Ny THE defendant. Mr.. Cochran inlsiste
ln- Mr.. Davis moved fcr a continuance aI
d tlhb taxing of the costs ON CHM; a jun
~- as requested TO step out of the box d
case was declared over f,r This teri
and court adjournad until 10 O'Clock &
morrow morning.
ee' 1t is expected that the general civ
ent business will lbe so far advanced by 4.
n.y. middle of next week that the speci
lze iury cases win be reached and son
n 3 I-IHl lIT. .TrI. Iii