Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1894-10-04
LIST OF CAUSES.
A Big Batch of Cases That are
Set Down for q Hearing at the
October Term of Court.

Set Down for q Hearing at the
October Term of Court.
SUPREME COURT ISSUES.
Harry Il. Trough, by his next friend,
vs.. The West Jersey Railroad Co.
Lawyers, John W. Westcott and Sam
uel H. Grey.
Frederick Gould, vs. The South Jer-
sey Traction Company. In Tort.
Lawyers, John s. Mitchell, Walter 81.
Bacon.
Charles Cassidy, ct. ais. vs.. West
Jersey Railroad Company. In EjecG-
ment. Lawyers, g. V. D. Joline, VIM.
8. Gummere.
CIRCUIT COURT ISSUES.
The City of Bridgeton We. Charles E.
Sheppard. On contract. Lawyers,
Thomas W. Trenchard, John 8. Nit
chell.
Benz amin Erickson VS.. J. Atley
Shoemaker, ct. ais. On Mechanics
Lien. Lawyers, VIM. A. Logue, Thos.
w. Trehchard.
Benz amin Hancock, vs. Hannah B.
Shoemaker, builder and owner, ct. ais.
On contract. Lawyers, Walter II.
Bacon, Thos. W. Trenchard.
Joseph Steelman, VS.. Eli T. Robbins,
bnilder, ct. ais. On contract. Law
yers, James s. Ware, Thos. W. Tren-
chard and John 8. Mitchell.
I
Edward E. Wallace, vs.. South Jef-
sey Traction Co. On contract. Law
yers, John s. Mitchell, Walter H.
Bacon.
Gottlieb c. Gossman, vs.. Cornelius
Sharp and Alfred Stathem. In tort.
Lawyers, John s. Mitchell, William A.
Logue.
John s. Pyne and John 8. Crockett,
VS.. William E Fowler. On contract.
Lawyers, John s. Mitchell, William E.
Potter.
Henry F. Csmm, vs.. Henry Buck
and Eward g. Hall. In tort. Law.
yers, John 8. Mitchell, William E.
Potter.
Rufus E. Bennett. VS.. Ed. III. Filth
ian. In tort. Lawyers, John g.
Mitchell, William E. Potter.
Syrene d. Parvin, vs. James J.
Reeves, Executor of Ruth Smith, de.
ceased. On contract. Lawyers, John
8. Mitchell, William E, Potter.
John Tyler, Jr., vs. Charles Headley.
In tort. Lawyers, John s. Mitchell,
Walter II. Bacon.
COMMON PLEAS ISSUES.
Frederick Kelly, VS.. William G.
Lore, Administrator. On contract.
Lawyers, VIM. A. Logue, Thomas W.
Trenchard.
! APPEALS TO QUARTER SESSIONS
John E. Coombs and John Thomp'
son, Overseer of Poor, of Fairfield
township, appellee. Lawyer, james
L. VanSyckel.
APPEALS TO COMMON PLEAS
Thomas McAllister, appellant, and
Frank B. johnson, appellee. Justice
D. E. Woodruff. Lawyers, James r.
Hoagland, John s. Mitchell.
George Tyler, appellant, and job
Bevis. appellee. Justice F. P. Riley.
Lawyers, Jas. r. Hoagland, John g.
Mitchell.
Volney D. Cass, appellant and Mary
v. Brammell, appellee. Justice A
Woodruff. Lawyers, James J. Reeves
James 8. Ware.
Joseph Parvin, ct. ais. appellants
and Charles s. Williams, appellee
Justice 8. W. Wells. Lawyers. Thos
w. Trenchard, James ]. Reeves.
Abraham Stuckhoff, appellant, and
Moses Braunstein, appellee. Justice
D. E. Woodruff. Lawyers, James j
Reeves, Thos. w. Trenehard.
George Hepner, appellant, ane
David Claypoole, ct. ais. appellees
Justice 8. W. Wells. Lawyers james
L. VanSyckel, John 8. Mitchell,
Moses leopold, ct. ais. appellants
and Max Lsvenson, appellee. Justice
8. W. Wells. Lawyers, James 8
Ware, Thos. w, Trenchard.
Francis A. Cook, appellant, and j
Henry Hayes, appellee. Justice D. E
Woodruff, Lawyers, Charles E. Shep
pard, James L Vansyckel.
Lipa Wallerstein, appellant, ant
Peter Ozinsky, appellee. Justice Johr
. A. Ackley. Lawyers, N. A. Stevens
G. K. Lands, Jr.
Frank Watkins, appellant, and Lug
Stupeli, ct. al, appellers. Justice O
P. Lord, Lawyers, Henry s. Alvord
r. J. Tuller.