The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1898-04-20
The Spring Term of Court.

The Sprung Term of Court.
The Democrat 1decrtiScr says
The April or Spring term of Cour
began on Tuesday morning of las
week. We often hear the remarl
made that the terms of Court now II
day are nothing like they were forty
or more years ago. Then they were
important events. There were no rail
roads running into Pennington il
those days People came in wagons
and came prepared to stay until the
business in hand was completed
Court opened nj o'clock n. m. and
continued until supper time, adjoining
Just long enough al noon to allow al
hastN lunch This, tor the most part,
was furnished ON the broad Court
House portico by one Herbert Hum.
mcr This individual WIS always on
hand with his rcfreshment stand du.
ring the different terms of Court. He
sold bologna sausagc, cakes, candies,
nuts, cigars, and served oyster SOUP
IN little bowls. He died Mt Cherry
Vile. an cid man, some fifteen years
AGO. In the days of which We sreal,
night sessions of Court We're not I'M
common. sometimes running along till
nearly Il o'clock.
Al the session which began on Tues
day Justice Gummere presided The
first business in hand was to charge
the Grand Jury.
Hotel licenses were neNt taken NJ
and granted as follows
Calvin Hill, Reaville, $3.50; Jacob X.
Wilson, SerSeantsyille, 500; Richard
IL HOLES, New Hampton, 500; George
W. Hnnce, Milford, Sl95; Edwart
Humphrey, Glen Gardner. $3.50; W
Il. Loudenberger, Junction, 1928;
Bertha Morrison, Annandale, Sle5
John W Reading. Pittstown, 300; A.
s. Case, Three Bridges, $3.50; Lambert
Humphrey, Pennington, S216 $. IL
Mount Pennington, SEQ; Erwin FEM
Gle, Little York, 500; Lewis Hide.
brnnt. Lebanon, $125 Joseph Opdyeke
Mt. Pleasant, 500; John Corcoran,
Milford. 500: Mrs. Kate Able, Blooms
bury, Si25, VIM. b. Bovine, Quaker
town. kSl00; II. T. Milburn. Patten
burg, 500; Chas. Ent. West Portal
500, John Burns, Ringoes, $l25; join
W Hoffman, New Germantown, 500
Stewart Kitchen, Baptstown, 800
The following last OF causes was thcI
taken M
SUPREME COURT.
/ George b. Corson vs.. Irwin W
Schultz and laney G. Pilgrim Con
tract j. A Kline George II Large
. Christian Feigenspan N corpora.
tom ". Patrick Malone. Contract
John L. Johnson II L. Stout.
3. Edward T. Hooker, Jr., vs.. James
n. pidcock, lr Contract, L. j.
kat2enhach, ,r. Fluck y Parker.
CIRCUIT COURT.
/ Stewart } DuekWorth, executor
of VIM. J DackWorth, decd, W. vii
liam b. Mcttler. Contract Flnck
Parker II L. Stout.
>. George Il. Schuyler vs.. John
Ramsey Tort John \ Freeh H.
$ kuhl.
3. Bernard We'll ~. Samuel W
Nyckef. Tort George II Large
". l.. St0ut
1. Maggie Meanan IS. Norah Pmtlc
Tort e 4 Skilmnn W. + Hay
hurst
3 Alfred Wanamaker Va. Amo,
Johnson Cantrn" II L.. Stout
G. A. Sklllman.
6 Henrietta Apgm mud Cnssias NJ,
her husband. vs.. Elm $. Appnr nnt
Andrew, her husbund Tort r. $
Kuhl Cleo. II. Lnr%c.
= Henrietta Apgnr aud Cassins VI.
her husband, VS. Eenh ApRa an,
Frank T., her husband Tort H. =
knhl Geo. II Large.
X. New Jcrsey Rubber Go. W. Com
mercial Union Assurance Co. Limited
of London Contract Il. s. kuhl
r. Y. LlndahnlF.
No. on the Supreme Count list wa
iaken up fol trial at the afternoon seq
SION on Tuesday The plnlntin IN thi
ease sues 80 recover on promiss0r,
/ note Of ~ 600 given 10y defendants, II
part OF the purchase prlee of the print
ing pmnt knoWnas the Warren Demo
crat bought by them al plaintiff
| The execution of the note wns no
| contested. but the defence elaine,
! that the representations made to then
nj the time of purchasing the plant
were not correct, and therefore refuse,
TO honor the note
Wednesday WIS set npHt by the
Court for the hearing of the remon
strance the granting Of II hotel license
to W Howard Luke \ large mum
Der Of witnesses were examined 81
both sides, aud the Court after con
sidefing the evidence granted Tn,
license
Thursday morning the ensc of Cor
son and others ". Schultz and others
was taken up and the day was con
sumed with TINT II did not reach th.
jury till Friday. when they retire,
and remained out all night, bringing
IN n verdict of no cause for action
Saturday morning After the above
case went to the jury on Friday, thu
Court took up the case of Fieganspai
w. Malone, aud this case wos still oI
when Court Adjourned
Thirty five Years make II genera
ton. That is how long Adolph Fisher
of GAINESVILLE. O., suffered from piles