The news., 1882-04-20

EeIer IL. fdnuegrlit, burlington.
George W. Bishop, Cinnaminson.
Thomas c. Mckinney, Evesham.
George w. Denning, Delran.
/ Bazkillai L. Thompson, Medford.
Thomas A. Harker, New Hanover.
Samuel Carr, Northampton.
The list of Grand Juors was then call
ed as follows:
Isaac L. Woolman, Foreman.
Ledyard Van Rensselaer,
Charles S. Taylor,
Charles Weston, Jr.,
Richard Fl. Morrell
Henry C. Herr,
Charles L willard,
John O. Hudson,
R. Howard Aaronson,
George Wiles,
John Logan,
J. ID. Janney,
Benajah P. Wills.
Thomas w. Dobbins,
William II. Doron,
Freedom c. Lippincott.
Charles Andrews,
Clayton Lippincott,
Joseph Wills,
Alfred M. Ballinger,
| William SoOy,
Alfred L. Black,
Joseph Pharo,
Lambert Rainier
All appeared except Joseph Pharo.
His Honor delivered short but ex-
cellent charge to the jury, in which he
instructed them in the duty of Grand
Juror. In the course of his remarks he
said that no member should show favor
for the rich, but use all alike to keep the
secrets in the jury room both while in
session and afterwards that the license
laws in different parts of the County had
been violated and there had been cases in
which persons had violated the law in
selling without license. He instructed
the jury to make . rigid investigation
into these cases, as he believed these I'M
licensed housss were the cause of much
disorder and crime. His Honor also
called the attention of the jury to the
fact that few months ago, near Smith
vile, woman was shot and killed while
in the same room with a man; that the
shooting had caused much comment and
that rumors had been many His Honor
quoted the law showing what constituted
homicide, manslaughter and murder, and
asked them to make a thorough investi-
cation into the case.
The jury then retired, with Constable
Peter L. Vandegrift, of Burlington, ia
attendance.
The list of petit jurors was then called
as follows:
Thomas Warner, Florence.
johnson Oatman, tumberton.
Henry Ellis, Springfield.
John E. Apologize, Mansfield.
William R. Fenimore, Springfield.
William S. Taylor, Northampton.
Eayre 0. Bartlett, Pemberton.
Amos Greeley, Burlington.
Albert NJ. Weist, Bordentown.
J. Barclay Hilyard, westampton,
Thomas w. Schuyler, Mansfield,
Charles T. Pearce, New Hanover.
Albert Hansell, willingboro'.
Walter Middleton, Lumberton.
Joel wainwright, New Hanover.
Richard Satterthwaite, Burlington.
Joshua Haines, Eastampton.
Nimrod Warner, Bordentown,
Richard Fl. Leeds, Eyesham,
Stephen w. Bodlne, Northampton.
Charles Fort. Burlington.
Aaron Harker, Southampton.
Frank billiard, Jr,, Southampton.
John Kale, Florence,
William w. Lippinoott, Penberton.
Charles Thomas, Cinnaminson.
William n. Bishop, Pemberton.
Samuel S, Dagger, Chester.
8, Ellis Howard, New Hanover,
Joshua R. Evans, Mount Laurel,
Joseph E. Haines, Springfield.
Thomas Newbold, Jr., Springfield.
Thomas B. Thorn, Medford
Levi J. Branin, Medford.
Martin L. Dunn, Bordentown.
Charles Kirby, Burlington,
Henry W. Doughten, Chester.
Frank s. Jones, Southampton.
Cyrus 8, Moore, Lumberton,
Henry areenwald, Chester.
Levi Rogers, Mount Laurel
Benjamin Kahn, Evesham.
Eli Sharpless, Chester.
Edward A. Goldy, Esstampton.
Richard P. HoIeman, Northampton.
Morris Fl. Keller, Northampton.
Joseph III. Bovine, Westampton.
Horsce B. Conrow, Lumberton.
All answered except Nimrod Warner.
Samuel s. Dagger and Henry w. Dough-
ten.
Martin L. Dunn was excused on phys
ician's certificate directed to the Court
which directed that he was sick and I'M
able to attend, ,Horace B. Conrow and
John Kale were also excused by the court
His Honor complimented the petit
jury at the December term and said
that men who wanted to be put on the
list all the time were the very persons
who should be kept off as the Court and
the people could we'll spare them. He
also said, that good men owed this jury
duty to the community and that mer
when summoned must appear, or he would
impose the fine which the law allowed
which was $25 per day.
Motions were heard as follows: A. H
Gangewer to set aside writ of attachment
against Tylte B. Mingle, granted.
P. L. VOORHEES,, to set aside attachment
against the personal property of Charlie.