The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1899-01-20
sworn in were:

William /. Powers. Boonton
Henry Reardsmore ore.,,..,.,.,,..,.....B BoOnton
Gustave j Thebaud Chatham
Daniel M. Merchant....... ............ Hanover
William n. Tunis. s.......................H Hanover
Jetur X. Riggs. ....,.....,....Je .JeLetson
Charles McCollum. ......... ............ Morris
Emile HurfZiR Morris
Patrick J, Howard ard....................M Morris
James Menagh ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mendham
David H Miller. .......................P Passaic
Andrew j. Slingerland. d.............. PeQuannoc
Alexander Gilland........ .Psquannoc
Albert Richards. ....... ............. RanooIpn
Whitfield B. Gillen. ................. Randolph
Joseph B. RICHTER r................... R0ckaWay
William 8. Green. ........... hockaway
Charles l.. Dohm. m......................:h hoXoury
Garret B. Jacobus. s.............,..,.;: Montvilie
Elias M. Bartles. es...,................M w ashington
Albert BUM. .........' w aSnington
The constables selected by Sheriff
Durling are;
John Rice. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Washlnston
Amidee Pruden. .........................; Morrls
\ Iahlon Hiler. ................'..,..; boonIon
l.-.ancis Z. Cook. .Pequannoc
John Vanarsdale. .........,... ..........Cnester
John 5. Carr ............. .......... hockaWay
Job y. Drake..................... Mt. Olive
Y. b. CLARK rk............... .'.''''..... .GnaLInam
James NJ Bay no oris xorry
John .. Babb1tt extra. ........ ......,... MOTIFS
Charles B. Drake. extra. .................. Dover
On Wednesday the case of Morris G.
Rarrick VS.. the Central Railroad of New
Jersey was begun before Chief Justice
Magic. Rarrick was thrown from his
wagon on September IL, 1897, and year
later he brought suit, alleging that his
horse was frightened by steam that
escaped from one of the railroad COM
pany's engines. The case was continued
yesterday and went to jury in the
afternoon. The jury decided there was
no cause for action. Jesse j.
Cutler and w. w. Cutler were counsel
for the plaintiff, and Richard v. Linda
bury of Elizabeth for the defendants.
The list of causes in the Court of Com
mon Pleas, which was not available last
week when other lists were published,
follow:
John Luke appellant. and Monroe Hill,
deputy fish warden. appellee.
John Luke, appellant. and Monroe Hill,
deputy fish warden. appellee.
Michael @. Day and Thomas A. Schulster,
% pp%S5aP1s Pdsar and 3ossph H.
Maria L. Jones. appellant. and Joseph w.
Peter Y. Salmon. appellant, and Alonzo De-
Camp, appellee.
William Cartwright, appellant, and William
vennetfe +. Peiletrian. appellant, and
Sylvester H. Cornish, appellee
John Hart, appellant, and Robert Knapp.
John G. Ryerson, appellant. and George II.
Young, appellee.
Theodore Doland, appellant. and Benjamin
Greenman, appellee.
John H. Kimble, appellant. and Mary A..
Ocoboo, appellee.
Milton DeHart appellant, and William Mil
Ter, appellee.
Nathan Burger. appellant. and David Rolf
man, appellee.
John Ashenbach. appellant, and George
Ashenbach. appellee.
Gibson N. Vincent, appellant, and Ambro-
sius Meyer. appellee.
Meeker appellee.
Charles w. Bowlby, appellant, and The
Mayor and City Council Of Dover, appellee.
Charles W; Bow lby,, appellant, and The
Mayor and City Council of Dover, appellee.
Samuel jacobson, appellant, and Camille
Nazzaro. appellee.
John d. Guerin, appellant, and Augustine
Jaquet, appellee.
Mary Cannon and Saloman G.. Cannon, ap-
pellants. and Albert Burney, appellee.
Helen E. Frost, appellant. and Nancy Scud-
der. appellee
Alex. Elicit, Jr., appellant. and James H.
Neighbour, appellee,
The Morris County Golf Club. appellant, and
Lizzie Gerner, appellee.
Edwin O. Quinby, appellant, and John
Kroznrouski and Helen Kromrouski, appellees.
John Nj. Haines, appellant, and John Schep-
noes. appellee.
Henry M. Conklln, appellant, and Henry
Miller, appellee.