The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1889-04-05
ArpEALs no COMMON PLEAS.

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In case. John w. Wescott. p. i. Voor
hoes.
APPEALS TO COMMON PLEAS.
l Frederick G. Myers, Appellant, We
George S. Beckett, Mang., Appellee. just
SusamerilL. D. J.. Paneoast.
2 The Singer Manufacturing Co., Appel
liant, VS.. George W. Harbert, Appellee
Justice w. II. Liyermore. r. S. Clymer
Jos. J. Summerill. A. III. Swackhamer
3 George IEeadley, Appellant. ads. Clark
son Ogden, Appellee. Justice f. Waters
A. Fl. S~wackhamer. D. J. Pancoast.
4 Augustus II. Sickler, Appellant, ads
Charles B. Plat, Pros, Appellee. Justice
S. Henry Pierce. Leaning 81 Black r.
S. Clymer, Jos. J. Summerill.
5 Kate O'Donnell, Appellant, We. Sam
uel Iongacre, Appellee. Justice E. Waters
T.. s. Clymer, Jos. J. Summcfill. William
Moore.
6 Asa Gardiner, Appellant, ads, Keziaf
Moore, Appellee. Justice Stille Chew. Il
S. Clymer. Jos. j. SummeriIl.
Z John 3. Bergman, Appellant. VS.. Sam
mel Longacre, Appellee. Justice Johr
Ford. X. $ Ciymer, jos. j. Summerill
William Moore.
S Joseph T. Wood, Appellant. ads. Geo
e. Apgar, Appellee. Justice w. II.
Livermore. Howard Carrow. A. Ii
Swackhamer.
8 Aaron Bowling, Appellant, ads. West
Jersey Nursery Co, Appellee. Justice S
McCurdy. J. j. Crandall.
In the Supreme list Nos. I. 3, 4, 6 and :
were ready for trial. No. . was passed,
and No. ) was not at issue. In The Circnii
list Nos. |, 3, 5 and 6 were ready. Nos.
and 2 were off for the term.
The Appeals will be heard on Friday ol
next week.
The following applications for licenses
were made:
Glassboro, Jesse Z. Reeves; Berkeley,
John II. Sickler; SwedesDoro, Benz. c.
Clark. Geo. 7. Ford; Malaga, Jos. M. Ir-
dell; Gibbstown. Jacob Schumacher; Hurh-
vile, Franklin G. Mount: Woodbury.. JOS
eph Paul, III. W. Newton; Williamstown,
Edward Elliot; Barnsbore, Joseph Rachor;
Mullica Hill, Frye Hopkins; Pauisboro, j.
A. Crammer; Westyille, John NJ. Plum.
Newfield, Daniel G. Steelman: Newfeld.
Daniel c. Steelman, by the quart; Clayton,
5. Il. Steelman, saloon, and by the quart.
Glassboro, Henry Finger, Jr.
circumstances have been filed against
=. Steelman and Chas. \. Davis at Clay
ton, a general remenstranes against all ap-
piieations for license to keep saloons or to
sell by the quart, and a special remen.
STRANGE against M. W. Newton on the
ground of the nueonstitatiana.itg of The
#erts bill and that the effects OF the cleo.
ton held Sept. 3, is still IN force. s. II,
Grey will represent the Temperance Nil
ance in its attack on the law, and il vii
make a test case.
Yesterday Thursday was set for The
hearing of the circumstances against A..
p~licants for license.
The Grand Jury returned into Court or
Tuesday with seven bills of indictment
Their investigation into the Tnrneryillf
murder case was postponed until April 23d,
Judge Garrison having told the jury il
his charge at the opening of the Courts,
that the matter was too important to be
hurried through, and there must be az
interval of three weeks before the ease
could be taken up.
The suit of Mrs. George Z. Reading
against the Pennsylvania Railroad Com.
pany for damages was concluded On We'd
nesday, and the charge gisen 10 the jury
yesterday morning.
John Price, indicted for larceny; Charles
Porter, indicted for horse stealing, pleaded
Euitly. James hughes, Tor uiltAW itAfs3
cutting timber, pleaded not guilty.
Moses Frisby. charged with chicken steal
ing, was discharged, no Indictment being
found.
Bernard Murtagh, confined in jail since
last Fall for ASSEMBLING Robt. 3. Shoe
maker, was also discharged, as no indiet
ment was found.
The Court yesterday morning grantee
all the hotel licenses above mentioned
except those at Hnfifsille and Gibbstown
and refused all the applications for jus
t~averns. This action will close all jug o
quart taverns in Gloucester county afte
May next.