The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-09-22

1ntOuOfe Duuu, GemDeftOD.
Thomas Farley,
Samuel Smith, Little Egg Harbor.
William M. Broom, Northampton.
Walter N. Souder, Burlington.
Charles Pancoast, New Hanover.
Israel Gaskill, Northampton.
Michael Quinn, Bordentown,
Budd K. Hancock, Burlington.
Abram Springer, Cinnaminson
Joseph Abbot, New Hanover.
Carol Q. WINS, Burlington.
James Bradley, I"
Howard Dunphey, Evesham.
John w. Davis, Beverly.
John Wallace, Cinnaminson.
Benjamin l.. Mar, Eastarnpton.
Jacob r. Hewlings, LumBerton.
Alfred Green, NorthamptonA
John B. Stockton, Lumberton.
John A. Ingling, Springfield.
John A. Barcklow, Chesterfield.
John Kale, Florence.
Abner Page, Mansfield.
Samuel Lawrence, New Hanover.
Samuel E. Stokes, Wllingboro'.
Hudson Dudley, Chester.
Charles Heaton,
Walter Atkinson, Chesterfield.
Theodore Ely, Cinnaminson.
John Magee, Bordentown.
George 81. Rogers, Westampton.
William w. Gray, Florence.
j. Fred Kiner, Northampton.
William Hubbs, Delran.
Benjamin s. Gibbs, Southampton.
William Small, Shamong.
WINS Davis, Samuel Bowker, JOS.
eph Aaronson, Howard Dunphey,
John A. Barcklow, John Kale, Chas
Heaton did not appear. Wins Davis,
Alfred Palmer, Charles Andrews, j.
W. Davis, John Kale, Hudson Dud-
ley, and Chas. Heaton we're excused
for the term.
The list of causes was then called
and comprised sixteen on the Supreme
calendar, sixteen on the Circuit and
three appeal cases in the Common
Pleas.
Common motions then followed.
At this point Judge Parker arose
and alluded touchingly to the death
of our President, giving an outline of
his characteristics from boyhood until
his death, and stated that the occasion
called for tribute of respect from
our Court, and suggested that COM
mittee be appointed to draft resolu-
tions fitting the occasion. Messrs,
G S Cannon, j. L. N. Stratton. G.
e. Hendrickson, Fred'k. Voorhees,,
w. Budd Deacon, Jos. Fl. Gaskill and
Marx R Sooy were appointed. The
committee organized with Col. Can
non, Chairman; Mark X Sooy, Secre--
tary. Colonel John l. N Stratton,
Charles E. Hendrickson, Mark R
Sooy and Joseph II Gaskill we're Sc
lected to prepare tribute to the dead
Presidents memory
Court adjourned for the day.
At the opening of court on We'd
nesday morning the following was pre-
sented, which was read and ordered
to be placed upon the minutes of the
Court
BURLINGTON COUNTY COURTS,
September term, 1881.
To the Honorable joel Parker, Presiding JUDGE -
Your committee appointed yesterday upon
the adjournment of the Courts by your
Honor, with the announcement ofth death
OF President Garfield, respectfully submit
Inc following as suitable minute TO be in
serted in the records of the Court
In the death of James A. Garfield, our
Chief Magistrate, we suffer an affiiction that
fills us with profound sorrow. His loss de.
pr1ves US of man whose name was house.
mold word. and whose worth was on every
tongue His struggles, his triumphs, and
MS noble, manly character endeared him
TO every heart. His deeds as a soldier and
statesman are written in our history, and
his love for learning, his reverence for law
and justice and his Christian patriotism are
embalmed In our recollection.
Though dead, vet he lives aud his coun-
Try men will not willingly suffer to perish
from their memories the many virtues that
raised him from humble youth step by step
to the highest position in the gift ofthe peo-
pie. SIGNED BY THE CoMMITTEE.
Sept, 21st, 1881.
The first case called on Wednesday
morning was the Mount Holly
National Bank VS.. Richard K. Lip
pincott and others Action is brought
to recover $500, the amount of note
Case on at close Of Court. G. E
Hendrickson for plaintiffs, James N
Stratton for defendants.
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