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COURT PROCEEDINGS
Grand Jury Likely To Complete Its
Work Today. Many Cases Dis
posed OF But Many Others Remain

posed OF But Many Others Remain
1t was thought yesterday that the
Grand Jury for the November term
of the Circuit Court would conclude
its deliberations today; that, how
ever, was purely surmise, no one car
foretell just how long it will take the
Grand Inquest for the State OF Mary
land, in and for Dorchester County
to complete it's work, because posi-
bly, Just at the time when the emo
seems iii sight, the questioning OF q
witness may develop lead into mat
terS OF great Importance, requiring
thu summonins OF additional VIII
ne8sea from whom important infor-
nation may b occurred.
Then TOO, i! Is almost impossible
to accurately estimate how long the
trial cCur, may De in session. For
instance Il an attempt werI made to
clean UP the docket; we'll let it be
hoped thai such on attempt will not
be made during the life OF the pres
en- generation for there are nun
drcds O. cases on the docket, some
OF which. have been there for q long
time; they are continued from one
term OF court to another, then there
are, Narrs. Demurrers, Notions 10
Ouash. Motions to Amend, Withdraw
ais and any number OF similar pro-
ceedings with none OF which the lay
man is familiar but practically all OF
which act to delay proceedings.
In the present session OF Court the
foI1owine cases have been disposed
of -
The Acin1 Guiana Co, through
/. Sangstor Insley, versus James
Thompson. dismissed.
=. s Adkins < Co. through a. 5
Marin and Jas. Z. EllegoOd, versus
Samuel Russell Hall settled
American Wholesale Corporation
through 7. Sangston Insley, verusu
Stevens Bros. settled.
Edward 8. Phillips, through An
drews & Shepherd, versus John A
Haviland and Mathilda Haviland, his
wife, settled.
j. W. Coulbourn, through a. s.
Marine, versus S. G. Wheatley'
Judgment for Appellee for $45 with
cost above and below. j. Watson
THOMPSON and Andrews & Shepherd
for Wheatley.
Robert L. Simmons. through v
Calvin Trice versus George Meeklns
Jury trial and verdict for Mr.. Meek
ms who was represented by Harr1ng-
ton. Harrington 6, Wallace.
The w. T. Rawleigh Co., by V. Cal
vim Trico and Fred r. Owens versus
Joseph B. Andrews and Samuel j.
Stevens, represented by Andrews d
Shepherd, w. Laird Henry and T.
Sangston Insley; suit dismissed WIN
Judgment for defendants costs.
The American Standard JeWelry
Co., by V. Calvin Trice versus >.
Hubert Applegarth, represented by A
5. Marine and J. Watson Thompson,
submitted to Court without jury.
Verdict for PLAINTIFF for $50.
Isaac N. Adrian, by 7. Sangston
fnsley, versus ]. Keifford Hall, re
presented by A. S. Marine and j.
Watson Thompson, settled.
William NJ. Gordy, by T. Sangston
Insley, versus Oliver W. Hubbard
represented by Fletcher & Jones and
harrington, Harrington & Wallace
settled.
American Wholesale Corporation
by T. Sangston Insley, versus Rlcn-
ard L. Linthicum, represented by j.
German Hill, settled.
Herbert Hearn Hardware Co, oy
Fletcher & Jones, versus ]. E. Vad-
dell, represented by V. Calvin Trfcc'
settled.
NJ. ]. Grove Lime Co., by T. Sang
ton Insley, versus William 0. Brad
ley represented by Fletcher & Jones.
dismissed with judgment for de-
PENDANTS, (Mr. Bradley costs.
E. S. Villiant & Son, by J. German
Hill, versus, B. B. Brinsfield, repre-
sented by A. S. Marine, judgment for
plaintiff.
Levi B. Leonard, by Henry L.
Johnson, versus, Mrs. Ida A. Thomas
verdict for plaintiff.
S. Halle & Son, by T. Sangston IN
slew. versus A. J. Butler and }. =.
Coulbourne, trading as Butler d
Coulbourne. judgment for plaintlH'
HURDLE Packing Co.. by 7. Sangs-
tor Insley. versus John w. Hurst
iudsment for plaintiff.