Evening journal., 1900-02-06
Youthful Dentist Will be Tried
for Improperly Using a Child
This Afternoon.
BILL AGAINST wrL H IGNORED

AGti9i , Ale lREASl y REX
BALL FOR MILEAGE.
In Superior Court yesterday after
noon Levi c. Bird, counsel for the
plaintiff in the case OF Moran Zokro-
cZmski VS.. f. Blumenthal & Co.. moved
to amend the sum for which suit is
brought from 81 900 to 81 ,999. This was
done in order to prevent the case from
being removed tC the United States
Court, which has jurisdiction in all
suits for 81 900 or more at option of
the defendants. The court has not.
passed upon the motion.
Walter II. Hayes. representing Rep
Tesentatiye Robert Burns, petitioned
the court to grant a rule showing why
a mandamus should not be issued com
pelling State Treasurer l.. Heisler Ball
to pay mileage fees due the representa-
uves While In attendance at the last ses-
sion OF the Legislature. The rule was
made returnable On Wednesday, Feb
ruary IA. Walter Ii. Hayes and Philip
Q. Churchman represent Mr.. Burns
and William II. Heald State Treasurer
Ball This will be test case. and on
this decision disposition may be made
OF the other similar claims pending
The trial list was gone over and spe-
cial jury cases marked for trial as fol-
lows: James r. Lawless, administra-
tor VS.. fPusey and jones Company;
James W. Hicks vs. the Brandywine
Granite Company; Abraham f. Frantz
VS.. Girard Life Insurance Company;
Jacob Knopf VS.. the p. w. & B. rail-
road; August Max Hoffman VS.. the
Wilmington City Railway Company;
Mabel X. Medholt vs. w. & n. Rail-
road Company; John n. Underwood VS..
receivers of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company; Herbert NJ Han
mum VS.. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company; Jesse p. Hannum VS.. Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad Company;
Lidia J. German VS.. p, w. & B. Rail-
road Company; Willie Warren vs.. Me-
Cullough Iron Company; Bridget
Whalen VS.. p. W. & z. Railroad Com
pany;- Anna NJ Daniels VS. F. Blumen-
thai & Co; James I. Ray VS.. Diamond
State Steel Company
On application of e. r. Cochran,
Commissioner in the divorce Of Swartz
vs.. Swartz, the time for filing the re-
turn was extended.
Grant Hawkins. colored, pleaded not
guilty to a charge OF larceny when ar
sions; Benjamin Croner, colored plead
ed guilty to carrying concealed dead
ly weapon, and was sentenced to ten
days imprisonment; John Sweeney
charged with selling liquor on Sunday
was dismissed to the May term. Bald
win Springer made a return as commits
sioner in the divorce case Of Wilford S
Smith VS.. Ella s. Smith.
Former Sheriff Peirce Gould was per.
mitted TO sign the return made in the
case Of Nathan Lieberman, upon whose
effects as bondsman of p. T. e. Smith
the sheriff levied seven years ago fol
$50, 600. The execution at the time was
stopped by the chancellor, but tn,
sheriff did not return the writ. Tn,
courts have decided that Mr.. Leber
man Is liable for the bond, but execu
tion of the Judgments has not been or
dered.
James Mcdonald and James A. Kel
ley, pleaded guilty 20 the charge o
larceny; Fred Plum and William Led
gross pleaded not guilty to the charg
OF stealing spelter metal from the Dia
mond State Steel Co.; William Deput
pleaded guilty to stealing iron from tn
Harlan and Hollingsworth Company
Simon Dillon pleaded guilty to tn
charge of larceny.
The grand jury returned indictment
against James Frisby for receivin
stolen goods; Ella Price for larceny
James Simpson and Andrew d. Diet
for larceny.
This morning the case of Swartz
Schagrin, d. b. a. VS.. Jennie Gray, p.
r., was continued until the May tern
On motion Of Henry c. Conrad, Hel
man NJ. Sypherd. who. on Thursda
last, passed his examination, was a6
mitted to the New Castle County Ba
Association on taking the usual oat
and paying the usual fee. Mr.. S,
pherd will practice in Atlantic City, an
will go there this week.
Grant Hoffman, who pleaded guilt
TO larceny, yesterday was sentence
to one months Imprisonment; Jam,
Mcdonald, for the larceny of knivI
and forks. was sentenced to thr,
months imprisonment His reputatiC
is good, and the court spared Il
lashes.
William Deputy was sentenced
four months imprisonment. TO
whipped with ten lashes and pay rest
tuition money and costs Of prosecution
Samuel Dillman was sentenced to p;
$50 restitution money and two month
Imprisonment
Ella Price, colored. pleaded guilty
the larceny OF SAL from John Cruz
lish: on a charge of receiving III
money James Trusty. colored, plead
not guilty; Joseph Simpson. color,
pleaded guilty. to the larceny Of oyst
forks from Joseph Sell Andrew
Dietz pleaded guilty to the charge
larceny Of an overcoat from Har
Greegan.
A jury was drawn TO try Jan
Trusty Detective Witsil testified Ii
he had arrested Trusty and that {
latter confessed that Its all up.
have Il" Crumnsh. from whom I
money was stolen on January 2S, stat
that il consisted of three ten-doll
two nye-dollar and one one-doll