The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1872-09-24

and was contested upon the alleged ground
that it was given for two judgments against
Nahum w. Tomson, assigned to Samuel b.
Hudnit, which were afterwards paid by Tom
son. After the evidence was heard the de-
Tense abandoned their position, and verdict
was taken for plaintiffs
The disposition of the cases noticed for
trial wereas lows:
SUPREME COURT.
William J. Fisher VS.. Benjamin Coleman
ct al, Executors of William II. Allen, decd
OF for the term.
Martin O'Brien VS.. Alfred L. Banghart
Settled.
The c. r. r. of N. j. VS.. John c. Coon
Referred.
Samuel B. Hudnt vs. Elizabeth Tomson,
ct al. Off for term.
Nathaniel Francis VS.. John j. Bells ct al
Relicta.
Elizabeth Alpaugh vs. John Sutphin ct al,
Executor of William Alpaugh decd. Settled
Abraham Sheridan VS.. Alfred E. Banghart,
ct al Settled.
William Stires vs.. James s. Osmun. Set
tied.
Alexander Housed VS.. John ]. Sutphn ct al,
Executors. Settled.
Samuel Soliday VS.. Samuel Stockton. YER
diet for plaintiff, So 122.57.
William G. Alpaugh VS.. Hartman II. Titus.
Off for term on payment of costs by defend
ant
CIRCUIT COURT.
John F. Stiger VS.. James L. Van Syclsel.
Off by consent. -
Peter J. Philhower VS.. William G. Brick.
Off by consent.
Jacob Robbins ct al VS.. N. w. Tomson, ct
al. Settled. u.r
Jacob Robbins ct al VS.. Sutphin Stout. Set
tied. M
Elizabeth Gano ct al VS.. Jesse Mires, adj
ministrator. Off by consent.
Esther Moore, ct al, Administrators, VIZ.
Robert II. Smith. Off by consent
George b. Lindaberry VS.. Wilson J. Hoff-
man. Tried--verdict for plaintiff, %212.54.
Beniah Gano VS.. Elizabeth Tomson ct al.
Off for term.
John Seal VS.. William Lance Settled.
Charles M. johnson VS.. Cornelius Arhett.
Tried-.jury could not agree.
David ii. Banghart vs.. Patrick Hannegan.
Relicta
Victor Cashier VS.. John w. HAM. Settled
William Britton ct al VS.. Nahum w. Tom
son ct AL Tried--Verdict for plaintiff, $194.06.
The Frenchtown Foundry and Machine Co.
VS.. Chas. A. Robertson. Off by consent.
The State VS.. John Rowland. The defen-
dant was indicted, together with James Sum-
ner for breaking and entering the house of
John Miller, in July last, and stealing some
$500 worth of property. Sumner pleaded
guilty, and Rowland not guilty. For State,
Chamberlin; for defendant Kuhl.
The State VS.. Michael Carroll. The defen-
dant was indicted for assault and battery in
shooting a man in the foot. The fact was
demonstrated that Carroll was drunk, and in
flourishing the pistol 1t was accidentally dis
charged, and the jury convicted him of simple
assault. For State, Chafnberlin; for defen-
don't, Kuhl.
the jury of an assault upon Charles Boss, a
lad nine years of age, whom he had handled
very roughly.
The following sentences were pronounced !:
William Conover burglary and breaking
jail-State Prison years.
James Sumner, burglary-State Prison 5
years.
John Rowland, burgary-State Prison 3
years.
Michael Carroll, assault-fined s..
Chancellor II. Henderson,, assault-fned
81.
Isaac Scarborough, fornication; plea, non
gWtt-fined $14
Timothy Connolly selling liquor without
license-fined s..
OF twenty-seven applications for license to
sell malt liquors but nine were granted. as
follows:
Jacob V. Thatcher, Readington John L.
Van Fleet, Pennington Smith Fields, Elem
ington Moses Lake, Raritan; Minard w.
ABBOTT, Readington Thomas Bowlby, Beth
lehem; Adolphus Wirdman, Lebanon /; Jere-
miah McKennedy, Lebanon Lewis Biglow !;
GAINESVILLE.