The Monmouth inquirer., 1896-03-26
Monmouth County Courts
BEFORE JUDGES coNoyER, MORRIS
AND HIGGINS.

BEFORE JUDGES coNovER, MORRIS
AND HIGGINS.
Thursday, March 18th. Supreme
Court z, of The First National Bank
of Asbury Park, plaintiff, VS. Hugh 81
Kinmonth. defendant, upon contract,
was put off for the term. Hawkins
81 Durand for plaintiff, and S. a.
Patterson, defendant.
No response was given to Supre me
case 18, of Nelson E. Armstrong
plaintiff, VS. Wilkinson, Gaddis Il
Company, defendants.
SUPREME Court s, of Samuel s..
Greenwood, plaintiff, VS. James II.
Mackintosh, defendant, upon con-
tract, was put off for the term J. g..
Blauyelt for Greenwood and E. r.
Weiss for Macintosh.
Supreme Court II, of Osborn Il Co..
plaintiffs, VS. George w. Price Jr.,
defendant, no response. D.s.Harvey
Jr, for plaintiff, and S. M. Grim
stead for defendant
Common Pleas cases 3, of Moses
Sulzberger, plaintiff, vs. Matthias
4 Woolley. defendant, in Tort, and 4
of Charles Rosenthal, plaintiff, VS.
Matthias Woolley, defendant, were
F put OH 1OT LIE beGIu+ II. w La bO1f
for plaintiffs, and William Hyres, for
Woolley
Supreme Court 6, of John e. Allen,
executor &C., plaintiff VS. Catherine
K. Hendrickson, ct ais, defendants,
upon contract, down for trial on
March 26tb. was upon motion of Al.
r. Johnston, put off for the term
This case was put off upon request
OF John f. Hawkins, his partner.
Mr.. DuranG, having gone South for
his health and who had charge of the
papers in the case.
Supreme Court 12 of Hiram Sher-
man, plaintiff, VS. John McWood, de-
fendant, was by consent of Counsel
put off for the term W. H. VreGen-
burgh for Sherman. and Heisley &
Morris for McWood. This case was
set for trial March Goth
Circuit Court 26, of Frederick G..
Breautigan, plaintiff, VS. Barzilia
Hendrickson, defendant, was tried
before the Court and a jury. This
suit was brought by the plaintiff to
recover $3.50 claimed by the plaintiff
to be due upon a balance of rent due
from Harry @. Hendrickson, son of
the defendant, upon a lease for q
farm belonging to plaintiff and for
which rent the defendant became
security
The evidence in the case was TO
1 the effect that Harry 0. Hendrick-
son, son of the defendant, rented a
farm of the plaintiff. and that at the
i time the lease expired, Harry o. Hen
/ erickson. was short in his rent to the
amount of $3.50 that the plaintiff took
his note for this sum and also chat
f.al -. 80 <<o ey;xvnp a
i Plaintiff, The defense claimed tfla,
x BY the plaintiff receiving said notes
from Harry and the chatrel mort
Il gage. in payment for such rent, that
it released the defendant AS such Sc
curity. The Court adjourned until
Friday.
Friday, March 5Oth. The Court
charged the jury in the case of
Breautigam VS. Hendrickson. John
F: Hawkins for plaintiff and f. P.
McDermctt defendant. The jury
found a verdict in favor of defen-
dant, releasing him as security.
Appeal 1s, of Mary j. Rogers, ap-
pellant, VS. j. g. Burroughs & Sons
appellees, upon contract, was by
consent of respective Counsel put off
for the term,
In the appeal case 40, of Philip
Etkin, appellant, VS. Sarah Fried
lander, appellee, the appellant not
appearing rsotion was made by s. A.
Patterson, counsel of appellee, that
Judgment given below in favor of the
appellee be affirmed and appeal dis
missed. Granted.
The appeal case s.. of Herbert P
Brown, appellant, VS. William L. Kin
month, appellee, upon contract, was
by agreement of counsel postponed
until April 10th Edward Longstreet
and H. H. Wainright are counsel for
respective parties
In appeal so. of Samuel G. Mooney,
appellant, VS. The Mayor 4 Council
of the Borough of Sp~ing Lake, ap-
pelee. it was announced by j. +.
Hawkins, counsel of the Borough,
I that the case had been settled
In appeal 80, of Joseph H. Bryan,
appellant, VS. James T. White & Co,
lappellees, announced ready, Coun-
sellor John F. Hawkins. counsel for
the appellant, stated that he wished
to make motion in the case before
trial. which opportunity was given
him Mr. Hawkins claimed that the
Court had no jurisdiction TO try the
matter in dispute, as the papers in
the case, viZ:-the summons were de-
fective, in that they had no seals up
on them. The Court stated that
they would reserve their decision as
to the effectiveness of the summons
and wished to hear the case.
4 No response was given to appeal
1902. of Joseph Wolf, appellant, vs.
Milton Cassler appellee
! In appeal 1870, of William B. Pro
basco, appellant. VS. j. Harry Lau-
renee, appellee, it was announced by
John F. Hawkins, that the case had
been settled.
( William Morgan, alias Thomas
i Morgan, colored, plead not guilty to
a waiver for an assault and battery
on John Bane in Ocean township,
Feb. 7th. Thomas p. Fay was ap-
pointed to defend him April Sth.
4 Remanded
Earnest Minor, colored plead
guilty to an atrocious assault and
battery on Henry Collins, Jan 29d,
in Raritan township, by razor.
/ Remanded for sentence.
James Williams, colored, plead
guilty to petit larceny of stealing a
black valise and contents, OF the
value of IS Jan. 10th. in Matawan