The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-03-31
Monmouth County Courts
BEFORE JUDGE J. c. coNOvER.

BEFORE JUDGE J c. CONOVER.
Thursday, March oath. The taking
of testimony in the matter of the ex-
ceptions filed against the administra
tors account in the Hendrick Voor-
hees estate was postponed until April
5th
No testimony was taken in the
matter of the Polhemus will case
The application of Henry HI. Ben
nett for saloon license at West Bel
mar, which has been laid over from
time to time, was granted as it re-
stricted that q stipulation in writ
ing be affixed to the license to the
effect that the applicant was not to
erect or maintain bar by virtue of
such license, but that the license
should be used for the purpose of
serving guests at the dining tables
only. Fee $175
The application of John W. Keough,
for wholesale license for his store
on Front street, at Keyport, was laid
over until March 81, it being new
application.
The application of Edward Dam
brOsi, for wholesale license on the
east side of West Street, at Red
Bank. was laid over until April 18th.
Testimony was taken before the
Court in the matter of the exceptions
filed to the account of Kortenius H.
Sutphin, executor of the last will
and testament of Joseph INLAY, de-
ceased Eobt. Allen and E. p. Nc
Dermott we're counsel.
In the matter OF the citation filed
in the Surrogate Office against Sam
uel L. Obre and Milton Tilton, adj
ministrators of the estate of Peter
Lippincott, deceased, late of Howell
township, citing them to file their
account, A. Il. Johnston, counsel for
the administrators appeared in re
sponse to said citation, and stated
that George Lippincott, at whose re-
quest it is alleged the citation was
issued had not been heard from in
several years, he having gone to Cali
fornia, and that the administrators
had acted toward him as though he
was dead, he actually being SO in law,
aud that they desired that the said
George Lippincott make sufficient
proof to the Court as to his identity
and relationship to said Peter lip
pincutt and as to his right to a share
of said estate George still resides in
California and the matter was laid
over for thirty days to give him an
opportunity to make known his
identity Halstead WainIight, his
counsel who filed the citation, did
not appear, and unless such appear
ance is made at the expiration of said
thirty days or satisfactory proof pro-
dnced before the Court, the citation
will be dismissed.
Wednesday, March 3Oth. Appea
of George W. Mcclure, State Dairy
Commissioner who sues for the State
of New Jersey, VS. Adelaide Brunk
horst, was announced ready for trial.
This was suit based upon a COM
plaint made by John G. Tracy, of
Jersey City, to the effect that defend
ant sold oleomargarine at Long
Branch. This suit was tried before
Alfred VanDorn, Justice of the
Peace, at Long Branch, on December
goth, 1897, and Judgment rendered in
favor of Mcclure, against Brunk-
horst, for 800 penalty and $4 II costs.
and appealed to this Court Before
proceeding to trial. motion was made
by Samuel Kalish, counsel for the ap-
pellant, TO dismiss the proceedings
upon the grounds that they were ir-
regular and that the papers in the
case were insufficient and were word
ed wrongfully, when counsel for
plaintiff, upon reading the first few
lines of the complaint, stated that he
would ask for diseontinuance of the
case. The judgment below was re
versed and judgment of non suit en-
tered by consent of Mr. Lewis, coun-
sci for plaintiff.