The Monmouth inquirer., 1894-01-04
Monmouth County Courts.
BEFORE JUDGES coEovER, MORRIS
AND HIGGINS

BEFORE JUDGES CONOvER, MORRIS
AND HIGGINS
Thursday. Dec. 28.-The witness
who was to be examined in the ap-
peal case "A. of VIM. G. VanDorn VS..
Peter b. Stillwell, and who was sick
on the day Of trial, was reported to
be still sick and unable to attend
court to-day. The case is to be de-
cided upon the evidence already put
/ before the court
The Common Pleas case 6, of Philip
N. Earle VS.. Harry e. Maltby, upon
/ payment of costs went off for the
term
The rule to show cause granted in
the appeal case 105, of Catharine Nc
Cabe rs. Rebecca Lewis, returnable
to-day was given no response when
called to be heard.
In the appeal case so, of Frederick
/ Lorenz VS.. b. SoIomon's Sons, judg-
ment below was affirmed in favor of
b. Solomon's Sons for the sum of
i $l10.36, and costs on appeal
The motion made by r. T. & w. B.
Stout for an order to have retax-
alton of costs made by James Sreen
was denied.
In the Common Pleas case a of
Charles FL. Leonard VS.. Wesley b.
Stout ct ais, Judgment was given in
favor Of Leonard for the sum of So. +
446. 90, for principal and interest due
upon note ana costs OF suit.
Harry vein who was Jointly indict
ed with John Wallace for breaking
4 and entering the barn of Cornelius
Lambertson IA RarItan township on
sept. :, and Tor stealing therefrom
one morse pianket, one coop and sixty
cnlckens, all OF The value OF $40, was
lsenuenced 20 pay q hne OF $50 and
costs ana TO stand committed until
PAD. HIS sentence upon the charge
OF breaking ana entering the hen
mouse Oh mary NanPelt IN Raritan
township on the same GATE and TOR
steallng tnerefron SIX chickens and
Two roosters, of the value Of 81, was
suspended indefinitely. Ex-Judge
waning represented VEIN and pro
duced several papers from reputable
CITIZENS living IN heyport stating
that VEN had always born good
REPUTATION ana tnat TINS was the first
tlme ne nad Is ever peen IN trouble.
FRANK rleiuer pieau NOT guilty 10
an lndict-nenu charging MN With un-
lawfully dlsposlng OF chattle mort
| gagea goods on June 15tn, IN Nep-
tulle t0w1sillp, heiu against MN py
John b. crawford. lie gave bail in
the sum OF $SoU ior N MS appearance
LOT trlal On the nrst Ihursday In Jan.
Ueorge WOODS, Jr., becoming Sc
curlty.
Inc appeal case -, Oh aaron r.
Borden VS.. Esther Borden, Ex'r,upon
agreement OF counsel was postponed
until Jan. otn.
The Quarter Session case 4. OF the
lOverseer oil the poor OF Freehold
township vs. Mlchaei Martin .ir., up
on agreement Of counsel was post
poned until Jan. 9TH. Later IN the
day WyckoH Barkalow, OVerseer OF
the poor OF said township OF Free.
hold announced that the case had
been settled
The trial OF Joseph Petty charged
with false preJenses on Sept. 2nd IN
| Neptune township was postponed
until Jan. 4th.
The trial OF Bennett f.. Russell,
charged with committing an assault
and battery on Lafayette VanSchoick
in Ocean township on Sept. 4th and
| of Benjamin Leet charged with the
larceny OF one horse collar, of the
| value of 81. 30 on Feb. 18th, in ATTAIN
| tic township, the property of John
| lVanMater, were postponed until
Jan. 5th.
The general panel of jurors who
were not on the jury then out were
discharged for the term with the
thanks of the court for their faithful
attendance.
| The appeal case "a, of Charles G.
| Vannote VS.. VIM. Lewis, was tried
before court and Judgment reserved.
This action was brought to recover
! the sum of S17O claimed to be wages