The Monmouth inquirer., 1894-01-04

been sworn in the court below and
also checks which had not been pro
duced below Counsel for the appel
lee objected to the swearing OF
the witnesses upon the grounds that
no notice of new evidence had been
served upon him, the objection be-
ing sustained the case was ended.
The appellant was represented by a
New York Lawyer, and Thos. Fay.
the appellee.
The appeal case 66, of Mary A. De-
Peyster VS. John Farrell was tried be-
fore the court and Judgment below
affirmed in favor of Farrell with in
terest and costs below and on appeal
This suit was brought to recover the
sum of $29 for wages due Farrell for
work performed by him for the ap-
pellant. The appellee stated that
he worked for the appellant from
Feb. 8th to May 22nd that he had re-
ceived $75 from her and that there
was still due him $29 for which he
claimed Judgment. The defense
was in the same condition in
this case as they were in the above
case, not being sable to swear any
witnesses, the case was closed The
same lawyers represented the par
ties in this suit.
The appeal case 81 of Mariana De-
Peyster VS. Annie Coyne was tried be-
fore the court and Judgment below
affirmed in favor Of the appellee
with interest and costs below add on
appeal This suit was brought to
recover the sum of $3.50 claimed to
be due the appellee for service rem
dered by her for the appellant in
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pellee stated that she hired with the
appellant to work in her kitchen and
was to receive the sum of $14 per
month, that when she had worked
there a week. she left of her own
accord. The defense not being able
to show anything, this case was
closed.
Lenuel Ketcham plead guilty TO a
waiver of indictment charging him
with committing an assault and bal
terv on VIM. Mcdonald in Shrews-
bury township, on Dec. 4th. He was
sentenced to pay a fine of $25 and
costs and to stand committed until
paid.
Geo. Winbush, colored, plead gull
ty TO a waiver OF indictment charg-
ing him with committing an assault
and battery on David Turner in
Ocean township on Sept. %, by strik
ing him over the head with a beer
bottle. His sentence being deferred
until Jan 3rd he was remanded.
Oliver johnson, colored, plead
not guilty to a waiver of Indictment
charging him with the larceny of a
pug dog of the value of $15 on Dec.
18th in Neptune township, the prop
erty of Geo. Smock. He also plead
not guilty to a waiver OF indictment
charging him with the larceny OF an
Irish setter, of the value of $15 on
Oct. 18th IN Neptune township, the
property of A. A. White. Thomas
Arrowsmith was appointed TO take
charge of both cases and Jan 3rd as
the day for trial.
Henry johnson, colored, plead not
guilty to waiver of Indictment
charging him with the larceny Of one
pair of gloves, of the value of 81 %,
on Dec. 5th, in Freehold township.
the property of Alfred Conoyer. He
also plead not guilty to waiver of
indict lnent charging him with the
larcen y.of a pair of gloves, value
S1.25, on Dec. 18th in Freehold town
ship, the property of Alfred Conover-
Thos. Arrow smith was also appoint
ed to take care of these cases and
trial set down for JAM 3rd.
JANUARY TERM
Tues jan 2ud The Jan. Term Of Court opened
with crowded court room, with Chief Justice
Beaaley pr siding and associates, GoEeyer Morris
and Higgins Alter court had been opened. Chitf
Justice ordered the CLERK to call the roll oi the
Grand Jury. Of which the follow pg ae members,
yiz:--Jobn c. Patterson, 7. slank Appisby. DAn-
lei SHUTS, Geo. Mou ut, Joseph G. Wiusor, Amos
Brocklebank. Samuel /. Stllwell. Enos Siiyefs.
Jacob b Conoyor, Per. Faikinbnrg. Garrett >.
Luyster, Elward A. Smith. Holmes Y. Dennis.
Charles L. Shepherd. Chas. sicklss. Ebenezer s.
Nesoitt VIM. Il. Denise. Wm. Z. Warne, Win-
Degrow Chs 3. L. Th ocknorton, Benz II Spin
ming " yman Pierce and Andrew ). Buckelew.
After the oath had been given them BY County
Clerk Aumack the Chief Justice delivered a short
charge as to tneir duty Grand Inquest and
stated th-t their duty to see that the laws
OF the State enforced. after so doing they re-
tired to their room for duty, constaoles Sidney
Hampton, Nnn. r. YanD yke and James q " alliDg
were chosen attendants
The Supreme calendar being called the follow
ing cases to wit: The First National Bank OF
shury Park vs. Hugh s. Kinmonth, Margaret
Burnsted VS. Catherine Neil ct al. aHd Samuel
Moses vs The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
went on for the term
In the supreme Court case No Of Heisler
Electric Light Company VS. Red Bank Electrical
Illuminating Company No. 5. OF Charles E. Hell
lier VS. Geo. R. Lord ct 81. and No. II. 81 s. L.
Bailey 4 Co.. F. B. Skidmore ct Al, jury WAS
waived and the cases we're transferred to the
Court of Common Pleas. The ca se No. {. OF Ma
rinns p. Merlby VS. Geo. Potts was also transfer
red to the ommon Plea Court but no jury waiv.
ed.
No response was given to the Supreme Court
cases No. snd 4 OF Francis M. Brinley ct al VS.
Thos KeDndy when called.
The following Circuit Cases. to-wit No l. of
John sloane VS. Margaret Ferns, No. 8. Of Adon
LippiBcott Anna Il. Noyes. NOT. OF John B.
Sherman VS. Seymour Obermeir ct al, No. IL OF
Chas W Qnsckepbash We joan L. Bolce, No. Is.
of Nielsen Il KiiAer VS. T. james Fernly, No. "A
OF Geo. W. Elliott VS. 0ttoJ Byerns No. l5, OF
John Taylor vs. Mary b. Haight, sdministratrix
nc and No. ls OF Henry lsaacson VS. Coroline II.
Pemberton, were transferred to the Common
Pleas Court.
The Circuit Court cases No. s. OF Lulu h. En-.
right va r. I. Il ". B. Stout. and Nc. II, of Jos.
C. W. Stout ct al VS. JOHN h. Cook went OF for the
term.
Motion was made ny VIII. vradenbargh. to
have rule granted for struck jury to ba drawn
in the case Of Peter Forman We Theo. Aumack
Motion was granted and the date TO be agreed up
on.
Motion was made by wilber Heisley in the case
OF Meade We Dobbins. that jHdznent OF non
suit be entered. The same not being opposed.
was granted.
The noiion made by F. p. McDermstt to have
the case at James Nepfue Percy Dobbins. en-
tered upon the Comnon Pleas calendar was grant
ed.
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