The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1898-04-27

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The spring Term of Court.
As we went to press last week, the
case of Christian Feiganspan, corpor-
alton, VS. Patrick Malone. was in pro
gress. This was re-trial, being suit
for 1929 claimed from defendant who
keeps a saloon in Lambertville, for
beer sold to him by plaintiff. 1t WAS
a matter of accounts, the defence be-
ing that he had paid the agent of the
plaintiff and that he had not been
properly credited with spoiled goods
returned to plaintiff Verdict for
plaintiff for $i53 do.
Edward II Hooker vs. James \.
Pideock jr, went over for the term
by order of the court
Stewart j. Duekworth, executor of
VIM. J. Duokworth, decd, va VIM. b.
Mettler. This was n suit on n promis
sorry note of 5000, given to VIM. }.
Duckworth in his life time by plaintiff,
The note being proven the plaintiff
rested The defence claimed that the
note was forgery, that he did at the
time the note in question was running
owe Duckworth n note of 800, but had
paid it OFF and knew of no other note
held against him. The jury's verdict
was no cause of action.
George b. Schuyler rs John Ramsey
went over for the term by consent
Bernard We'll rs Samuel w. Wyck-
off was n suit for damages for false i'm
prisonment Wyckoff sold some hides
To Well who buys for large Philadel.
phia house, for which draft was given
the hides were found to be misrepre-
scented by Wyekoff and payment on
the draft was stopped We'll came to
Pennington short time after this
transaction and Wyckofi caused his
arrest upon charge of obtaining
goods under false pretenses, We'll be
ing held TO bail. No indictment was
ever found against him and he was
later discharged. The defence was,
that plaintiff acted in good faith and
under direction Of counsel when he
had defendant arrested, and was there
fore not liable to any damages there
fore. The jury retired Tuesday after.
i
damages for the plaintiff The jury
did not arrive Mt this verdict until
1 80 o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
Maggie Noonan vs Norah Purtle,
went of for the term by consent.
Alfred Wanamaker vs. Amos John
son. This case was referred for hear
ing to Albert ID. Anderson, of Lam
bertville No date set.
Henrietta Apgar and Cassus NJ,
her husband, IS. Eliza =. Apgar and
Andrew, her husband, and also the
case of the same plaintiffs vs. Leah
Apgar and Frank E., her husband,
were discontinued by the plaintiffs
upou payment by them of the costs.
d. New Jersey Rubber Company vs.
Commercial Union Assurance Co. of
London, will be tried before the Court
sitting in Newark on May next
The Grand Jury completed its labors
ON Tuesday Of last week having found
seven bills of indictment The Pro
secutor moved for the discharge OF the
following persons, no indictment hav-
ing been found against them Daniel
Harvey, Isaac Wyckoh' Robert Smith,
John Kane, Matthias johnson, II
Mount Williams, Martha Foster, An
drew Eggerty, Grant Katis, Jas. G.
Rounsaville, Tunis Cole, Fred Smith,
Andrew Agans, Oscar Harrison, Ber-
tina Sutphin, Matthias Johnson.
Counsel for James ~ Pidcock, Jr.,
in custody on charge Of aiding and
abetting n murder, at Whitehouse
Station, short time since, moved for
the discharge Of his client as the Grand
Jury had found no bill Of indictment
against him. Prosecutor Hayhurst
stated to the Court that he had been
excluded from the Grand Jury room
during the examination of the witness
es, and did not know whether all the
evidence he knew of had been proper
ly produced before that body. The
Court, upon this, stated that it would
hold Mr.. Pidcock in custody until the
next Grand Jury met in September,
The crime charged is not bailable
one.
The following prisoners were then
brought up to answer to their respec
tive indictments
Frank Haughawout, assault and bat
terry upon his sister, in the township OF
Bethlehem, on March 18th last. Plea,
guilty. The Court ordered him to be
placed in the Reform School as he is
but 16 years OF age.
Henry Isinger, breaking and enter
ing the store Of D. r. Clark, at Junct-
ion, on the night of January 3 last.
Plea, guilty. Sentenced to one year
in State Prison.
George Johnson, Of Delaware town
ship, charged with obtaining goods
from the firm of Mason & Robinson,
in Stockton, on the 4th of April inst,
upon false pretenses. Plea, not guilty
Sadie Allegar, indicted for assault
and battery upon Mrs. Mary G. War.
rington, at Junction, on the 9Th OF
April inst Plea, not guilty.
The Court will take up the trial OF
indictments on Tuesday, May 3 next,
to which time the jurors were discharg-
ed.
The Court refused to grant rule
fer new trial in the case of George
b. Corson vs. Irwin Schultz and Yancy
n, Tsl 80 h