Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1896-10-08
THE OCTOBER TERM.
Several Important Civil Suits Said to Be
Ready for Trial This Week-The
Criminal Business

time since his appointment in this
county, speak of murder case. The
Grand Jury must listen to all the
ing the killing of young Stultz Carlisle,
by Simon Shaw. The Grand Jury will
simply indite him for murder, and the
degree will be fixed by the Jury during
the trial. 1t is not likely that Simon will
be tried during the regular term. 1t is
the case and the Court will agree upon a
later time, when the case will be set for
trial. If this be so, then Sheriff Shinn,
will draw jury to hear the case, and it
will act when the time comes.
There are good many other cases to
gentlemen comprising that body will
have to be in session some days. There
are several felonious assault cases, one
or two grand larceny cases, and the usual
number OF assault and petty cases. The
civil cases are many and it is said several
will be tried. One of the most interest
ing that will be heard will be the damage
suits against Charles E. Sheppard,
brought by Walter H. Bacon and Bloom
field II. Minch. These suits are the out
come of the libellous circular, which was
issued by the Democratic County Com
been tried last May, but was put off by
request of Mr.. Sheppard, owing to ILL
ness. The plaintiffs in the cases have
subp9ned their witnesses, and it is ex-
pected that the cases will be moved this
term.
The full list of the causes, as prepared,
follow:
Supreme Court Issues.
George Kennedy VS.. Peter c. Cosier.
In tort. Lawyers, John w. Westcott,
VIM. E. Potter.
George w. Oliver and Daniel Daley,
trading, &C., VS.. Randolph MacFarland.
On contract. Lawyers, John S. Mitchell,
William A. Logue.
Levi j. Hitchner VS.. George Hepner.
On contract. Lawyers, VIM. A. Logue,
J. Ogden Burt.
John Hickman VS.. Eli Earl. On con-
tract. Lawyers, VIM. A. Logue, John S.
Mitchell.
Charles Cassidy, ct al. vs.. West Jersey
Railroad Co. In ejectment. Lawyers, q.
V. D. Joline, Allan H. Strong.
Thomas. Fitzpatrick VS.. The Cumber-
land Glass Mfg. Co. In tort. Lawyers
John w. Westcett, T. w. Trenchard,
VIM. E. Potter.
William v. Chew VS.. Peter G. Cosier.
In tort. Lawyers, Walter II. Bacon,
David J. Pancoast, VIM. E. Potter.
Circuit Court Issues.
Eleazer A. Parker VS.. VIM. MacFar-
land & Co. In tort. Lawyers, John S.
Mitchell, Walter H. Bacon.
James P. Avis VS.. Elijah Eastlack. In
replevin. Lawyers, John S. Mitchell,
VIM. A. Logue.
Bloomfield II. Minch VS.. Charles E.
Sheppard. In tort. Lawyers, Thomas
w. Trenchard, John S. Mitchell.
Walter II. Bacon VS.. Charles E. Shep-
pard. In tort. Lawyers, Thomas w.
Trenchard. John S. Mitchell.
Richard w. Hewitt, VS.. N. H. Atkin-
son. In replevin. Lawyers, Thomas w.
Trenchard, John S. Mitchell.
Frederick Barth VS.. Edward Sharp. In
tort. Lawyers, John S. Mitchell, VIM.
E. Potter.
ADELAIDE Meeks VS.. John P. Deubler.
In tort. Lawyers, John S. Mitchell, Jas.
L. VanSyckel.
Society of King Humbert, VS.. Peter
Schiapeli. In replevin. Lawyers,
Wheaton Berault, Royal P. Tuller.
Blanche Harris VS.. VIM. L. Shinn. In
tort. Lawyers, Chas. E. Sheppard,
Samuel Iredell.
Samuel Wersheffaky, VS.. Samuel
Nathallnsky. In tort. Lawyers, Jas.
L. VanSyckei, Thomas w. Trenchard.
Solomon Luleeroff, VS.. Jacob Franklin,
ct. ais. On contract. Lawyers, N.
Henry Stevens, James S. Ware.
Common Pleas Issues.
Charles Garrison, VS.. Charles H.
Rossell. On contract. Lawyers, Louis
H. Miller, John S. Mitchell.
Appeals to Quarter Session.
Joseph M. Nichols, appellant, and the
State of New Jersey, appellee. Justice,
E. M. Appelgate. Lawyers, John S.
Mitchell, Thomas w. Trenchard.
William III. Vanleer, Overseer, and
Solomon Norman. Lawyers, J. Ogden
Burt, James L. VanSyckel.
Appeals to Common Pleas.
There are thirty-thr cases under this
head, the vast majority being of ancient
vintage, several of the. appeals having
been filed since 1888. The appeals filed
since the May term are
Charles F. Sillman, appellant, and
Jacob Simonson, Appellee. Justice, John
A. Ackley.
William w. Cauthorn, Appellant, and
The Inhabitants of the Township of
Greenwich, appelles. Justice, Louis
Meyers.
Elizabeth 0. Loper, appellant, and
township of Greenwich, appellees.
Elizabeth E. Milford, appellant, and
Township of Greenwich, appellees. JUS