The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-06-02

running over heap of dirt thrown
in the road by employees of the Rail
road Company one night and throw
ing him out and the animal running
away The jury was out from 80 to
11.30 and stood II for 800 damages
and the other one for $75 damages
and were unable to agree and were
then discharged by the Court For
plaintiff: James D. Carton, attorney;
5. A. Patterson counsel; for defendant
Applegate & Hope attorneys
John NJ. Allen appellant VS.. Bartine
Newman, appellee, on contract, was
tried by the court. Evidence was
given for appellant by John M. Allen,
Mary G. Allen, Joseph Woolley, Hen
Try Woolley and Sidney Combs. The
witnesses for appellee were Bartine
Newman, Lydia Newman, John d.
Corlies, and Louisa Hull: For ap-
pellant, Parker q Pearce; for appel
lee, James d. Carton.
Elberon Hotel and Cottage Co., ap-
pellant VS. Charles H. Rudolf appellee,
on contract, was heard by the Court
Joseph V. Jodon and Chas. P. Lesk
testified for appellants and Charles f.
Rudolf and Joseph Jodon for appel
lees For appellant. E. w. Arrow
smith; for appellee, Thos. p. McKen-
ma.
George E. Farmer VS. Joseph A.
Finley and J. William Roberts, on
contract, on docketed Judgment, be-
fore Justice John A. Borden, was en-
tered for $34 40 damages and 81 costs.
and another judgment fagainst same
parties for S33.70 damages and 81
costs.
E;rst Na+so,a4 parL ~ A eh,,rxv
Park VS. Charles H. Porter. in debt.
on bond and warrant, for So, 900 pen
atty, real debt. 81 500 and 81. so COSTS
filed by S. A. Patterson. Supreme
Court Commissioner. Hawkins & Du-
rand attorneys.
Morris and Mortimer Pach, part
ners trading as Morris Pach & Son VS.
William A. Gelhaus on contract, on
docketed judgment, before Justice
Edmund Z. Woolley, was filed for
$41 II damages and 50. As costs.
William A. VanSchoick VS. Tim
crook Newman. on contract, on
docketed Judgment before Henry j.
Child, was filed for $168.74 damages
and 80 As costs
Samuel Heath vs. Eliza J Bond, on
contract. on docketed Judgment be-
fore Justice j 4 Borden, for $40. So
damages and $2.48 costs, total $45. "a.
QUARTER SESSIONS.
The following defendants were ar
raigned and plead;
May 26.- Henry Kipp. assault and
battery. plead not guilty. trial June
20tn John j. Campbell security in
$500.
Lizzie Young, for assault and bat
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| the County Jail
Frederick Reimnller. upon q wafv-
er plead guilty to petit larceny, and
was remanded. on Nav 31st he was
sentenced to paw fine of SO and
stand committed until it is paid.
Ida Hopkins. indictment for keep
ing & disorderly house, was holle
pros, on application of the Prosecu-
tor.
The Prosecutor announced that
John McGorley, against whom an
indictment had been found for ma
licious mischief, WAS dead.
CIRCUIT COURT.
MAY e4.-The contested election
case of the borough of Deal was
called and the further hearing ad-
! journed to June 3rd and 4th, at As
bury Park, and rule to show cause
I for three witnesses was ordered. For
/ contestant, Hawkins & Durand; for
incumbent, Warren Dixon, Jr.
May 31st. Elena de Sotolongo, an
infant. &C., who brought suit through
I Thomas E. de Sotolongo, her next
1 friends VS.. lanes Walsh, In replevin
default and assessment, $37. 40 costs Of
suit. Joseph Reilley attorney.
| John Tyndall plaintiff VS.. James
Walsh defendant, for $3.50 costs and
charges. Jos. Reilley; Chas. H. WINS
John Tyndall def ndant ads. Tyiee
/ w. Throckmorton. $13. SO for costs and
charges Of suit Joseph Reilley, Cbas.
H. WINS.
COMMON PLEAS
John S. Silvers s. Bros vs.. VIM.
I. Butcher. on contract. on docketed
Judgment, for 5000 damages and
81 As costs.
Chas. t. Dillingham; VS.. Joseph
Burns. on contract, it was ordered
that the latter make discovery of his
nroperty before S. A. Patterson June
3rd, at Asbury Park.
York st. Flax and Spinning Co., vs..
IS. G. LeMaistre, on contract same
order was issued as it was also in
cases of Steinbaeh Co., VS.. ]. w. Nor
timer and Mayor Lane Co., vs.. HAYS
& Brace. D. Harvey Jr.. is attorney
A motion was made by r. I. q w.
B. Stout, why new trial should not
be granted in case of BenVango VS..
ICapobinca.
EleanorS. Walling VS.. Henry c.
Roberts was announced settled by
Edmund Wilson and the case dis
continued without costs to either
party. Charles S Snyder is attorney
I for Roberts.
Frank H. Brasch VS.. Chas ID. Hen
erickson: appellee failed to appear
and Judgment was reversed and non
suit entered on motion of James E.
( Degnan.
The application of Lewis Parker for
a hotel license at Sea Side was grant
ed, fee $3.50.
! John E. Lanning appellant vs. ~.
ID. Hendrickson, appellee. The latter
failed to appear and ON motion OF Il.
w. Arrowsmith judgment below was
reversed and Judgment OF non SUIT
H.