Bridgeton pioneer., 1895-10-03
CUMBERLAND COURTS.
Judge Ludlow's First Appearance
on the Bench.
MEMBERS OF GRAND JURY
A Large Amount of Criminal Business
Likely to Occnpy the Attention of
the Court.

The List of Causes embrace MANY is
sues, but of course, some of them will
not be tried this term. There are many
| appeals to Common Pleas, but only the
new ones are published in these columns.
There are many on the list that are be-
come offensive from old age, have been
| carried along since 1888. The list of
causes follows:
Supreme Court Issues.
Charles Cassidy, VS.. West Jersey r. r.
Co. In ejectment. Lawyers, G. D. v.
Joline-Allen Ell. Strong.
William. V. Chew, VS.. Peter Cosier. In
tort. Lawyers, D. J. Pancoast and Walter
HI. Bacon-William E. Potter.
Rebecca r. Bateman, Ex'x. &C.. of
Luther Bateman, deceased, VS.. Zebulon
Polhamus. Lawyers VIM. E. Potter, D.
J. Pancoast and Walter III. Bacon.
George Kennedy, VS.. Peter c. Cosier.
In tort. Lawyers, John w. Westcott-
William E. Potter.
Cumberland National Bank, VS.. John
T. Woodruff. On contract. Lawyers, J.
Boyd Nixon-Thomas B. Hall.
George w. Oliver and Daniel Daily
trading &C., VS.. Randolph MacFarland
On contract. Lawyers, John S. Mitchell
John L. Conover.
Dan Bishop, VS.. Annie Estell, ct. ais.
On contract. Lawyers, H. o. Newcomb
and John S. Mitchell-George Bourgeois.
Circuit Court Issues.
William III. Vanleer, Jr., Adm. &C., VS..
the township of Deerfield. In tort. Law
yers, J. L. VanSyckel-James S. Ware.
The Cox & Sons Co., VS.. John e. Get
singer, ct ais. On contract. Lawyers,
Walter H. Bacon-E. Amber Arm
strong.
The Cox & Sons Co. VS.. John E. Get
singer, ct ais. Lawyers, w. H. Bacon
James J. Reeves.
Eleazar A. Parker VS.. VIM. MacFar-
land and Robert Moore, Jr., trading, &c.
Lawyers, John s. Mitchell-Walter H.
Bacon.
Seymore Spencer VS.. Andrew II. Will
son. In tort. Lawyers, John S. Nit
chell.
James P. Avis VS.. Elijah Eastlack. In
replevin. Lawyers, John S. Mitchell
VIM. A. Logue.
AppcdIS W OOHuulOA IledSs
Daniel D. Conner, appellant, and B.
Frank Hires, appellee. Justice, Louis
Meyers.
Charles E. Welch, Adm. &C., appellant,
and Isabella Seigman, Ex'r &C., appellee
Justice, Louis H. Miller.
Startley B. Chamberlain, appellant, and
William Bryman, appellee. Justice, C.
P. Lord.
Garrison & Minch, appellants, and Ed
win w. Starn, appellee. Justice, E. M.
Appellate.
John Downing, appellant, and James
Chapman, appellee. Justice, D. E.
Woodruff.
John Barborai, appellant, and John
Fries, appellee. Justice, Louis H. Mil
Ter.
Alice M. Sutton, appellant, and Daniel
Padgett, appellee. Justice Charles Van
leer.
Jonathan G.. Fisher, appellant, and
Joseph N. Lessig, appellee. Justice, E.
M. Appelgate.
Thomas Henderson, appellant, and
William Ackley, appellee. Justice, Jesse
G. Davis.
Daniel Fox, appellant, and Eleazer
Hankins, appellee. Justice, Joel F.
Pierce.
Frederick Gould, appellant, and Henry
w. Elmer, appellee. Justice, Joseph H.
Powell.
Louis Sagel, appellant, and A. Sklarz
appellee. Justice, Joel F Pierce.
Appeals to Quarter Sessio ms.
J. Courtland McKim, appellant, and
Overseer of the Poor Third Ward, ap-
pellee. Justice, Jesse G. Davis. Lawyers,
John S. Mitchell and Jas. L. VanSyckel-
Thomas w. Trenchard.
Tuesday Morning.
An immense crowd of spectators was in
the Court House this morning when
Court was opened for the October term.
There was both interest and curiosity
which caused the unusual assemblage.
The interest will develop as the busi-
ness of the Court proceeds; the curiosity
was to see the new Court, nd to witness
the proceedings.
Judge Ludlow entered and took his
seat with Judge Hoagland on his left and
Judges Hendee and Ludlam on his right.
Hon. Geo. c. Ludlow is venerable
looking and portly gentleman, entirely
different in every feature from Judge
Reed. He is smooth shaven and his
sparse, white hair is close cropped.
The Grand Jury was called and sworn.
Grand Jury.
Albert Harris, foreman.
VIM. N. Hewitt.
]. Duy Johnson.
Sam'l H. Gaskill.
Ed. M. Fithian.
! VIM. Boon.
John p. Richards.
! Theodore D. Wheaton.