The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-31
TWO JURIES
WERE DRAWN
Grand Jury Summoned to Appear
on January IA.
TRIAL OF HENRY G. LONG
Several Cases for Violation of the
Postal and Internal Revenue Laws.
Some Of the Latter Charges
May be Dropped.

day in the United States Court than on
any one day for several years. In addi-
tion to the large amount of other busi-
ness the grand and petit juries for the
January team were drawn as follows:
Seaford hundred, Frank Achy,
Christiana, James Cranston, John w.
Il. Kigore
st. Georges, j. Cowgirl Aston.
Broad Greek, Luther II. Slifton, John
VI. Collins, John Il. James.
Mispillion, Joseph A. Galloway.
Wilmington, James NJ. Bryan, Archi-
bald $. Reed, James Megary, G. Parke
Postles, Alvin II. Morrison, Frank II.
Clymor, Mark NJ. Clever, Thomas G..
Doud
Duck Creek, William L. Hall, Willard
q. Pierce.
North West Fork, John Todd.
Red Lion, John J. Messig, Daniel
Il. Stewart.
Georgetown, w. I. Torbert.
Broadkiln, David Conwell.
PETIT JURY.
Little Creek, Meneaus Ellis, Elijah
John Ellis.
Wilmington. John +. Dolan, Joseph
jackson Pierce, Joseph Bancroft, Fred
eric Pyle. Henry r. Thompson, Frederick
Kienle, Harry +. Robelen, J. Smith
Brennan. Il. Frank Sharpley, Charles
Mclntire.
Georgetown, Nathaniel f. Wilson, Eli
Pepper II. +. LYNCH, J. l.. Thompson.
Lewes and Rehoboth, Robert Arnell.
:, nliam ID. Wilson.
White Clay Greek, Arthur T. -Neale,
Walter Curtis.
Cedar Creek. Frank G. Shaw.
Mispilion, John Anderson.
Duck Greek. Ephraim Lawer, Clarence
Prettyman, Walter o. Hoffecker.
Seafopd, Elijah II. Spicer, Thomas y.
Rawlns.
Brandywine, Winfield s. Orr, James
NJ. G. Prince.
Kcnton. William r. Wright.
Red Lion, Peter j. Mullgan, James A.
Mulligan.
Christiana. William Armor
Northwest Fork, Enos Wright
East Dover, p. ~. Wilson.
st. Georges. Merritt n. Willitts.
Harry F. Roelen and Frederick Kienle
who We're drawn on the petit jury are
both dead.
The grand jury was summoned to APP
pear Mt the United States Court in this
city on January IA to IL a. IN. and the
petit jury in the same court at the same
hour on January 81.
The most important case which is to
| come before the court is that of Henry
! G. Long, who is charged with extracting
| money as railway mail clerk. Cases for
the violation of postal laws are also pend
ing against George W. Johnson, who was
postmaster at Millsb0ro and Merrill
| Bunting, VINO was postmaster at Bunt-
| ing. There are also cases for the viola
tion Of internal revenue laws pending
against George NJ. Russell. Theophilus
$. Hill, Joseph l.. Short and William II.
| Fleetwood. 1t is usually the custom to
retire the cases for the violation of in
ternal revenue law upon the payment OF
Il certain fine so that it is not likely
that these eases will come before the
| Jury.
Judge Bradford yesterday granted
Giavani II. Massi, native of Italy,
naturalization papers.
The following cases We're dismissed on
application of counsel: F. r. johnson
VS.. the steamboat Virginia The Society
for the Protection Of Distressed and De
$.,;': ;;;ca ;s: :Ii$::; 4::ss:s.W i:$;;s;? W II
Dredgc International.
On appncation of LefI and Adler
Of Philadelphia. proctors for A. Hairi-
son. master of the British steamship
Glcnochil VS.. Hughes Brothers and
Bangs. an interlocutory decree was enter
I'D in the case and judgment given that
tho steamship recover from the firm. one
half of the damage asked for. On Nov
"mher 80. 1897. while the steamship was
proceeding to Philadelphia under ballast
u ran upon the uncompleted stone pile at
he Breakwater and was damaged. The
anmageS claimed in the suit We're ahont
$4,000. William q. Mahaffy is appoint
~ a commissioner nv the court TO ascer-
tain the damages and report to the court,