Evening journal., 1906-09-29
LAST
EDITION
300 D. m.
COURT NAMES
COMMISSIONERS

! In Superior Court this morning COM
missioners in divorce cases were APP
pointed as follows
Lillian salisbury VS.. Charles IL.
Salisbury. John II. Rodney. Jr
sallie a. Pratt vs.. Charles j. Pratt.
Harry Emmons
John " Terrell VS.. Bertha j. Terrell,
Lilburne Chandler.
William Roberts VS.. Mary E. Roberts.
George n. Brown.
Louisa Kate stran vs. John Thomas
stran, Robert G.. Harmon.
Fletcher c. Jones VS.. Ella NJ. Jones.
Martin 3. Burris.
Molie Roth vs.. Emanuel Roth,
Henry Il. Bringhurst.
Maud E. Pippin VS.. Virgil p Pippin,
Thomas f. Bayard.
Ella NJ. Jones VS.. George w. Jones.
Baldwin Springer
Elizabeth Lowden VS.. Walter f. Low
den. William l.. Kurt2
FFlora b. Green VS.. Henry F. Green.
Howell S. England.
Delma w. Lonand VS.. James p. Loft
land. A. e. sanborns
Elizabeth S, Daniel VS.. Walter b.
Daniels, William n. Head.
Ida M. Ford VS.. Charles S. Ford
Harry +. Josyn.
Belle A. Middlebrook VS.. Peter f.
Middlebrook, E. W. Cooch.
Walter A. Reed VS.. Alice b. Reed
John f. Neary
James Lambert Dashil VS.. Cora A
Dashln Charles NJ Curtis.
Charles 70. simmons VS.. Sarah r..
Simmons, Horace G.. Knowles.
Kathryn b. 81. Clair vs. Charles c.
st. Clair, Robert G. Pennington.
Odds and Ends.
odds and ends of justice were clear
ed up at the closing session of Superior
Court this morning and a number Of
minor matters were disposed Of
Upon the grounds that notice of sale
had not been properly given, Robert c.
Adair, attorney for Mrs. Jane Naudain,
applied for a writ setting aside the sale
of the property No sol West Eighth
street, owned by Mrs. Naudain, and
which was sold by the sheriff on July
25. The court ordered the writ issued.
Philip l.. Garrett representing John
N. Popeski, presented a petition pray
ing that Bruno Popeski be released on
habeas corpus proceedings from. the
Ferris Industrial School and brought
before the court The boy was COM
mitted to the school by Judge Cochran.
sitting I'm Municipal Court, on July 10
last on a charge OF larceny. Mr.. Car
rett contended that Judge Cochran had
no power to commit the boy to the Fer
rls School inasmuch as the case was
one OF larceny and should have been
sent to the upper court. The court re-
fused the petition and remanded the
boy to the Ferris School.
Supreme Court.
Robert C. Hartman, representing
Maria Brown, convicted yesterday of
harboring for immoral purposes Mabel
leasing gave notice to the court that
he would take the case to Supreme
Court on a writ OF exceptions and ask
ed until October 10 to file IT,
John i. Dolan sought and obtained
from the court a three years license as
q. detective and to conduct detective
agency with principal offices located in
Wilmington,
Through his attorney, ]. Frank Ball,
Frank p Dugan applied for whole
sale license for his store at the south
east corner Of A and Townsend streets.
The application was refused.
At the request Of Deputy Attorney
General Hastings a capias was issued
for Walter Russell in non-support pro-
ceedings.
Final Judgment Given.
Arguments were heard in the de-
murrer case Of the Beacon Hill Real
Estate Company VS.. William r. Finn,
United states marshal. The real es-
tate company was represented by H. II.
Ward and the marshal by Anthony
Higgins. The demurrer was overruled
and on the election Of the plaintiffs at
torney final judgment was given.
The case was that of a replevin OF
goods seized by Marshal Finn in the
suit of Hlnchman VS.. }. Edward Ad-
dicks. The county courts were adj
journed at 1 o'clock until 10 o'clock
Monday morning. October Is.
rom WAITED C0NVF NTI0N