Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1892-05-05
THE MAY TERM.
THE MEN WHO SERVE As THE
GRAND JURY. @
fnenu Place In the sessions
OfCOurt.


fnenI Place in the Sessions
Court.
TUESDAY MORNING.
Amid the usual hustle and hustle
about the big Court room this morn
ing, the session Of the May term be-
gan. In the room were large num-
ber of people-the officials, members
of the petit jury and the Grand Jury,
although they are unknown at this
writing. In addition there were many
interested parties, and the usual large
number who find great pleasure in be.
ing about the room during session of
Court. N
There is no Court during the year
that opens under more favorable cir
cumstances than the May term, for
the reason that May always dawns
bright and beautiful, and the scene is
always lively one.
Judge Reed bowed to his many
friends within the rallied enclosure as
he came upon the bench and took his
chair, beside Law Judge Hoagland
and Lay Judge Hendee. Court STEM
pgrapher Irwin was at his table, aud
County Clerk Trenchard and Sheriff
Whitecar were seated on either side of
the big desk. Sheriff Whitecar had
arranged table in the room, near the
witness stand, which gave the Surro.
gate and reporters better facilities for
their work. s> t
Among the visiting members of the
Bar were: M. W. Lane, H.. 0. New
comb, Millville; N. H. Stevens, Vine
land; Thos. w. Steele. Vineland; Sam
uel H. Grey, Camden; Roy Tuller,
Vineland; ex-Judge Pancoast, Cam
den; w. W. Benthall, Vineland; Nor
gan Hand, Cape May Court House;
Wheaton Berault, Vineland; Herbert
Edmunds, Cape May. County Clerk
Loudenslager, of Gloucester, was also
present.
The following excellent Grand Jury
were called and sworn: =
Daniel Sharp, Hiram Paullin, New.
ton Elmer, jacob Slough, Daniel Og-
den, John Holmes, James Ewing, Wm
Rohrer. John A. Hobart, Jos. A. In
gram, VIM. Ireland, E. Matt Shaw,
John I. Citizens, Floyd B. Wheat,
Thomas Shaw, Samuel Foster, Edw.
Sites, Chas. Peace, Luther Batemap,
VIM. Robinson, Henry Buck, Jos. T.
White. John M. Simpkins.
There was no special matter which
the Court desired to bring to the at
tention of the Grand Jury, and with
Constables Ayars and Nickerson, re-
tired for deliberation.
The roll of Constables was called,
and then the list of petit jurors.
The list of Causes as furnished by
the County Clerk is as follows:
SUPREME COURT ISSUES.
John Fries, vs. Wbital. Tatum & Co.,
and the West Jersey r. RICO. In tort.
Counsel-D. J. Pancoast and Potter &
Nixon.
John Fries, VS.. Whital Tatum & Co.,
and the West Jersey R. R. Co. In tort.
Counsel--D. j. Pancoast and 8. Fl.
Grey.
Theodore F. Werts VS.. the Borough
of Holly Beach. On contract. Coun-
sel-D. j. Pancoast and Geo. N. Tay-
lor.
Charles B. Coles vs. William Tillyer,
and Isaac H. Tillyer, trading etc. On
Contract. Counsel-Geo. H. Pierce
and Thos. E. French.
Isaac s. Ware We. William Vanlier,
and Hannah Vanlier. In ejectment.
Counsel-E. A. Armstrong and John
s. Mitchell. n
The Gamers Supply Company VS..
John E. Diament. On contract. Coun-
sci Jas. j. Reeves and w. A. Logue.
CIRCUIT COURT ISSUES.
Abram Bevis vs. John E. Diament.
On contract. Counsel--W. A. Logue
and John =. Mitchell.
John Tyler Jr. Assignee of Isaac A.
8. Cook We. Jsmes j. Reeves, Executor
of David Rose, deceased. On contract.
Lawyen-J John s. Mitchell and Potter
s. Nixon.
Joshua c. Davis VS.. l. w. .Birtch. On
contract. Lawyei-Chas. E. Sheppard
and Thomas w. Steele.
COMMON PLEAS IsfyEs.
George L. Madden VS.. Royal Lodge
No. IA In6ependant Order of Mechan-