The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-06-02
COMMON PLEAS.


COMMON PLEAs.
May 24th-An order was issued
discharging David Jennings an insol-
vent debtor, for further confinemen
in the county Jail for not paying his
fine and costs.
Evidence was given in the matter of
the application of Lewis F. Parker
for hotel at Sea Side, after bearing
the evidence of George Lylning and
Lewis f. Parker the court announced
that it would reserve decision for one
week
Josephine R. Jarvis appellant VS..
VIM. Thorn appellee ON contract.
was tried before Judge Conover.
The appellant and Annie Hardy testi-
/ fed for Jarvis, and Sallie Reiche,
VIM. Thorn and Newbold Thorn, for
appellee. Decision was reserved.
For appellant, Parker & Pearce;
for appellee, E. P. Longstreet.
vs. Hace & Brace, on contract, on
docketed Judgment, appeal from
J. Wesley Cross. for damages $l06.67
/ costs 50. AS, filed by ID. Harvey, Jr..
attorney.
Robert Allen, Jr., VS. Rudolph Cam
mas. on contract, onEdocketed judg
ment. before Justice Edmund Il.
/ WoolIey, for damages $161.35, costs
So AS; total $163.S3, filed by f. Allen,
Jr., attorney.
Geo Fl. Stout, Jr., appellant VS..
George H. Stout appellee, on contract
1 on appeal was dismissed on motion
of Chas. r. Snyder, attorney Of ap-
I pellee and permission granted 10 him
/ to take the appeal bond from file.
( Nav 26.-Daniel Edwards, admir-,
iof G. ". N. Wilson appellee VS..
I Mary NJ Flake appellant, on ap-
peal. was heard. After hearing the
Z evidence of Daniel Edwards the
I + e e curt reversed the Judgment given
below and gave judgment of non
suit in favor of the appellant and
against the appellee for costs below
and on appeal on motion of Heisley
& Morris, attorney of appellants.
Hearing was had in the case of the
/ application Amiee Torriannj TO have
+ a record cancelled of record and after
4 hearing the testimony of Aniee
Torranni and Charles Harvey the
4 further hearing was continued for
one week. For appellant, Charles
Harvey.
On motion of J. E. Lanning the
4 insolvency proceedings of Woolley
VS. Barns was continued for two
weeks
i The applications of John and An
drew Keaveney, of New Monmouth,
( natives of Ireland, for naturaliza-
J ton papers were granted.
/ May 26th Mary If. Flake vs.
/ Daniel Edwards, admir-, of G. V. N.
z .1e "a VI (
I tried before Judge Conover and q
jury.
The following jury was eInpannel-
led:-Richard H. Sickles, Thomas
/ johnson. Albert Reid. VIM. S. Burtis,
Ridgway VAIN, Lewis H. Coe, Robert
Wilson, Howard Ely, Alvin Bear
more. Award Buckelew. Herbert
Emmons. Richard Vain.
Mary NJ Flake. Ellen V. n. Wilson.
I Jennie West and Norman Wilson
testified on behalf of the plaintiff and
Daniel Edwards was sworn aud Mary
M Flake. was called on behalf of the
defendant.
The Jury found verdict in favor of
the plaintiff and against the defend
ant and assessed the damages at
4 S1.017 35 and costs
Manhattan Electric Supply Co., VS..
! Nicholas J. Smith, trading as N. j..
Smith & Co., on contract, was tried
/ nv the court. After hearing the testi-
1nonv of N. ]. Smith the hearing was
continued until a later date. For
plaintiff, Heisey s. Morris, for defend
ant. Thomas p Mckenna.
Nav th.-Michael Cavanaugh
appellant VS.. Thomas Hanlon ct al
appellees on contract, on appeal,
came before the Court and by con-
sent of the parties interested it was
ordered that the decision below be
reversed and Judgment was entered
favor of the appellant, Michael
/ Cavanaugh and against THOMAS
I Hanlon ct al appellees, but without
4 further costs. Tbos. p. Mckenna at
torney for appellant, Parker 4 Van
/ Gelder attorneys for appellees.
| Christopher Clarity VS.. the New
I York and Long Branch Railroad Co,
/ in tort on verdict, was tried oy
the Court and a jury The follow
/ ing jury was empanneiled:
| Theodore Brewer, Albert Ihomp-
son. John McChesney, b. Frank
! Wyckoff, Forman Matthews, Gnes-
A. Hartman, VIM. ). Burfls, Miiilaih
Ruf. III enrv G. Geran. Patrick McCue
\ ST.. VIM. n. Burroughs, LrMAS 1. i1ilAicA. J.
The following testified for plaintiff
Christopher Clarity Elizabeth Clarity
Dir. Frank L. Wilcox, james y, Car
ton. John DAILY and Lewis ). Bell.
VIM. Griffin, Tnnis Hendrickson,
Isador Heyman, Charles Lewis, Cnas,
II. Trafford Nelson Y. Giles, Ernest
M Woolson. James Harris and Rufus
I Blodgett on behalf of defendants.
f1,Js;s nos an action for damages
brought bv Clarity against the Rail