Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1892-05-05
y-rs R. P. Tuller and John W. West
APPEALS TO COMMON PLEAS.


psals to Common Pleas. Some of
them are old res'denters and have
been printed in every list since 1888.
The names will sound very familiar
Here is the list.
Thomas McAllister, appellsnt, and
Frank B. johnson. appellee. Justice
D. E. Woodruff. Lawyers, James r
Hoagland and John s. Mitchell.
George Tyler, appellant, aud Job
Bevis, appellee. Justice F. P. Riley.
Lawyers, James r. Hoagland and
John s. Mitchell.
Charles Lloyd, appellant, and R. g..
Chase & Co., appellees. Justice Dan
lei Sharp. Lawyers, VIM. A. Logue
aud James j. Reeves.
Volney d. Cass, appellant, and Mary
Brammell, appellee. Justice A. Wood
ruff. Lawyers. Jam. 81. Reeves and
James 8. Ware
Richard B. Leeds, appellant, and
John Mcpherson, appellee. Justice
s. w. Wells. Lawyers, Walter H. Ba-
con and John S. Mitchell.
William Bennett, appellant, and
William Yanusiewsker, appellee. JUS
tice j. M. Cobb. Lawyer, James S.
Ware.
Samuel schawrtz, appellant, and
VIM. Lippincost and John w. Oglvee,
trading, appellees. Justice A. Wood
ruff. Lawyers, Thomss w. Trenchard
and Potter s. Nixon.
Jacob Rudolph. appellant, and Will
liam MacFarland, appellee. Justice
E. M. Appellate. Lawyers, Frank M.
Porch and Walter I'll. Bacon.
Furman Downam, appellant, and
William Clark, appellee. Justice D.
E. Woodruff. Lawyer, John s. Mitch
ell
Joseph Paryin,- appellant, end Chas.
I. Williams, appellee. Justice s. w.
Wells. Lawyers, Thomas w. Tren-
chard and James J.sReeyss.
John Waller and Rabt F.Ayars, ap
pellantr, and Charles Michelbach, ap-
pellee. Justice 8. W. weiis. Law
yers, JamesI j. Reeves and T. w.
Trenchard.
Wheaton Berault, appellant. and
Jarvis Wanser, appellee. Justice G.
II. Birkinshaw. Lawyers, Wheaton
Berault and R. P. Tuller.
Horace B. Shoemaker, appellant,
and Board of Health, Bridgeton, rp-
pellees. Justice F. p Riley. Lawyers,
James s. Ware and Thos. w. Tren
chard.
Wilson J. .PurYis, appellant. and
Wolf Barnett, appellee. Justice E. M.
Appelgate. Lawyers, Chas. E. Shep-
pard and Walter H. Bacon. "
Holman Bard, appellant, and West
Jersey Nursery Company. appellee.
Justice d. E. Woodruff Lawyers, J.
4. VanSyckel and Walter H. Bacon.
Lemuel P. johnson. appellant, aud
John MCPHERSON, appellee. Justice s
w. Wells. Lawyer, John 8. Mitchell.
Isaac Kaston, appellant, and Sam'l
Kattarsky, appellee. Justice E. M.
Appelgate. Lawyers, J. L. vanSyckel
and James 8. Ware.
Isaac Portion, appellant, and Sam'l
Katlarsky, appellee. Justice E. M.
Appelgate. Lawyers, J. L. VanSvckel
and James s. Ware.
Abram Strechkoff, appellant, and
Moses Braunstein, appellee. Justice
D. E. Woodruff. Lawyer, Thomas w.
Trenchard.
Howard 8. CARL and Charles Pierson
adm. appellants, and Mary Sithens,
appellee. Justice s. w. Wells. Lawy er
James s. Ware.
Samuel Reisig. appellant, and Daniel
Dietchman, appellee. Justice J. A.
Williams. Lawyer. James J. Reeves.
George Hepner, appellant, and Chas.
B. Finlaw, appellee. Justice John g..
Ayars. Lawyers, James L. VanSyckel
and Thomas w. Trenchard.
John L'ppincott, appellant, and Ira
3. james, appellee. Justice E. M.
Appelgate. Lawyers, J. L. VanSyckel
and Thomas w. Trenchard.
Geo. E. Brandriff, appellant, and
Charles F. Cory, appellee. Justice
John P. Miller. Lawyers, H. o. New
comb and M. w. Lane.
Mich@l Fox, appellant, and Eliza j.
Campbell, appellee. Justice G. P.
Lord. Lawyers, w. Berault and w.
NV. Benthall.
There was some considerable debate
by the counsel in the case of the Su-
preme Court Issue of the Gamers
Supply Company VS.. John E. Diament.
on contract. Mr.. Logue claimed
through the negligence of the plain
tif's counsel, that he is unable to
make preparation for trial. JAS. j..
Reeves and Col. Potter, for the plain
till, claimed that the cause should
come to trial, and in no way were they
at fault. The court decided that the
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