Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1897-10-28


IL. Joseph A. jackson, :"
IS. Dr. Saml F. Stanger. South Harrison.
"A James Jessup, Mantua
10. Cornelius A. shaw, Washington.
10 DIR. Luther NJ. Halsey, Monroe.
IT. Amariah F. Oliver, 80
Is. Lawrence W. Sick Ter, Glassboro.
- Harry w. Proud, s.
20 Anthony G. Silver. Clayton.
81. Alfred Huwes, Franklin.
%. Richard Evans, Washington.
1S Joseph s. Bill, Blk.
"a George L. Dix, Wenonah.
All answered to their names except Mr..
Bill of Elk and were qualified.
Justice Garrison then called the list Of
csusta In the
SUPREME COURT ISSUES.
John Haines, Admir-, The West Jersey
Railroad Company In tort Swack manner Grey.
Q A Ba.lenger, ct als., vs. Atlantic City r. r.
Company On contract Westc0tt Morgan.
Burton smitn v. Edward Wood On contract
Westcott Armstrong.
Charles W sdwin VS. Atlantic City R. R. Com
pany In tort Westcott Morgan.
Theodore F Burkett vs BeDjlmin W Pearce,
ct al. On contract Summeri Clymer.
6 Edward G Miller VS. The Inhabitants of the
Township OF Greenwich, ct al. In tort Swack-
hamer Sammeriil.
Rosanna Beckett. Admir-, &c VS. Edward B
Stone On contract Starr.
Viii lam Stage vs William Thompson In tort
. Ellen Wilkinson VS. Joseph ScHll In tort Gil :
mer Cole.
10 Martha A Duncan VS. VIM Thompson Pier CT
Rex
II VIM Duncan, admir-, &C., VIM Thompson
Pierce Rex.
Nos. 1, 2, 8, and 9 went eff for the term
Nos A, 6, Z, 8, 10 and II were ready for trial
The following list of causes were noticed
for trial 10 the
CIRCUIT COURT ISSUES.
Frederick Anspach VS. Alfred Keniple In re-
plevin Moore Summerill.
~ Keystone Cooperage Co. VS. Headley Moore
Watkins.
Elizabeth Frederick vs. Reynold Steelman In
ejectment Weaver Richards.
N. Y. Horse Trans. Co. We Gilmore Willis ee Or
contract Watkins Jessup.
James West vs Philip Schlag In tort. Sum
merrill CIymer.
s Edward G Miller VS. John Fl Kerlfn and Others
On contract Starr Summerill.
Edward Miller. claimant, vs. Lincoln Park and
Steamboat Consolidated Company. Builder and
owner, Alfred Stoney. and others, Receivers.
On contract Starr Grey.
Rebecca Ballinger, ct als., VS. Elbina Wealth
erby On contract Sickler Watkins.
Theophilus Casperson VS. Albert Hampton In
tort Richards starr.
Martha Moore vs. Charles l Stone On CON.
tract SWacKnamef Starr.
10 William Davis VS. Charles Davis On con-
tract Watkins Swackhamer.
II Lessette Elmer vs Edward Neuschafer, Leasette
Neuschafer and Christina Wurst On contract Wea-
CIymer.
70 Thomas Megary. Admir-, &C.. vs. The Cam
den, Gloucester and Woodbury. Railway Company
In tort Cymer Morgan.
ID Singer Mfg Co We VIM Caspersor, Jr Rex
Moore.
ID Holmes VS. BalliDghof Garrison Watkins
Clymer.
Nos /, 13.2, 8, 5,6.7, Z, 10, IL, 10 and II
were ready Tor trial. Nos. A, 8 and Il
went off for the term
APPEAL oAsBs.
E L zseves, appellant, VS. W N Stetser, appellet
Justice Joseph Wolf Moore Summerin.
George w Thompson, appellant, vs S.ile {
Chew, DR., appellee Garrison Watkins
Alfretta Kirby and Fred p Kirby, appellants,
ads Thomas Black, appellee On contract Watkins
Moore.
Antonio vita, appellant, ads Frank Evan, APP
pellee In tort Alvord g Bartlett
Charles vonSlege. appellant, ads Charles G.
Pierce. appellee On contract Moore.
Harry Whit, appellant, VS. August Balerstadt
appellee On cont. act Swackhamer.
Anna 8 Gill, appellant, ads Sitley g. Son. ap
pellees On contract Watkins Moore.
8 John Wagner, appellant, VS. Edward c Cattell
appellee On contract Summerill Clymer.
Q Mary E Wilson. appellant, ads Jonathan A
Crammer. appellee On contract CIymer
The bottom fell out of the Supreme
Court case of Chas. w. Baldwin ys. Attain
tic City R. R. Co., put on trial yesterday,
through disagreement of counsel, and
the trial was postponed until December IL.
THE INDICTMENTS
The Grand Jury completed the business
brought before it on Tuesday evening, and
the presentment included nine true bills,
as follows:
Walter Brown, the tramp who committed
an assault on Morton Edwards, VIM. H.
Sithens' clerk, last Monday. He plead not
guilty.
VIM. Hoepke, illegal sale of liquor on
Buck street, Paulsboro. Not in custody.
Frederick Wolf, illegal sale of liquor on
Buck street, Panlsboro. Not in custody.
VIM. q. Wescott, breaking into Dr. Lees
barn, in Woodbury., on June 25. Plead not
guilty.
Curtis A. Carr, embezzlement from Union
News Company, on October 16 Not in
custody.
John @. Irving, illegal sale of liquor in
Monroe township.
James Tillman, colored, assault in clean
ing up the Woodbury. police force
BENZ. Gill. Jr., and John Shields. OF
PauIsboro, stealing chickens from David L.
Devault, on October IS. Gill was in
custody and plead pot guilty.
F. A. Shuster, Jr., illegal sale of liquor
in selling from wagon. Not in custody.
Judge Jessup announced that the trial
of indictments would begin on Monday.
November s.
APPLICATION FOR LICENSES
The following applications for liquor
licenses were fled: Adam E. Finger. Glass
boro; John Mullen, Woodbury.; John Meis-
ter, Mullica Hill; Samuel Reeves, Mantua;
Charles Sharp, Bridgeport; Francis A
Crane, Franklinville; Joseph II. Watson,
Woodbury.; Washington Park Amusement
and Land Company. Fl. B. Hendrickson,
Swedesboro; Emil Wolfbrsnt, Glassboro.
There are no remonstrances fled against
license applications.
Judge Jussup this morning announced
his decision on license applications, refas.
ing those of Muller and Watson in Wood
bury. and Finger and WoIfbfant in Glass
boro. The others we're granted
Communicated