Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-02-08

February Term of Court.
| The February term of Gloucester Count
Courts began on Tuesday with Justic
Garrison, presiding, assisted by Circui
Judge Miller and Law Judge Jessup.
The Grand Jury was then called ans
qualified, as follows:
w. Harrison LiyermOre, Foreman, Wood
bury, N. J.
Edward T. Ridgway. Harrison.
VIM. w. Pierce, Clayton.
Clement Reeves, West Deptford.
George H Buzby, Wenonah.
George S. Turner, Woolwich.
William H. Wolf, East Greenwich.
John Kirby, Logan.
Henry H. Clark, Woodbury..
Andrew j Hendrickson, Woolwich.
James Hunter, Jr., West Deptford
n Justice Black, Elk.
Jos Brammell, Greenwich.
Stacey W. Hazelton, South Harrison.
VIM. c. McIlvaine, Monroe.
Robert C. Clark, Washington.
Samuel D Lodge, Msntua.
Robert j Wilson, Franklin.
John B. Clayton, Woodbury..
Charles Heritage, GlassbOro.
Restore E Gaskill, Logan.
Joseph Jaggard, Deptford.
Philip Foeer, Mantua.
1. G. Cox, Greenwich.
JUS ice Garrison made no special charge
to the Grand Jury. but notified them that
if the necessity arose for their being called
together again before the next term Of
court, they would be notified by the Sher-
if, and would not be discharged at present
An experime ntal call of the Supreme
Court Issues was then made, and DISPOSE
ton made, as follows =
E @. Miller VS.. John Rambo Trial set
for Wednesday Swackhamer and Sum
merrill This trial which began yes
terday morning is still in progress as we
go to press.
GlassbOro Bank VS.. William q. and
Edward Burning. Trial on Wednesday.
Iszard and PancOast. Roberts and Swack-
hamer
W Harrison and Annie P. Livermofe VS..
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad. Trial
Wednesday. Clymer and Watkins Como
yer.
Joseph Berzinsky vs.. Warren Smith
Watkins. Trial set for We'd
nttday.
4uC CdoEE VI OOS. OuCW NS W. y. duu
Sea Shore Railroad; Ellen Wilkinson VS..
Joseph Scull T; Edward and Maria Young
vs.. w. j. aud Sea Shore r iilroad; Edward
Young We. W. ]. and Sea Shore Railroad /;
Susan Grim VS.. w J and Sea Shore Rail
road went off for the term.
The cas-s OF G. G. Green vs. Pennsyl-
vsnia Railroad Company, also against the
American Fire Insurance Company, were
changed to the Circuit list
The following Circuit Court Issues were
ready for trial, on Tuesday
next They will be tried in order named :
Anna B. Robert vs.. Seth Roberts
Swack hamer CIymer.
Caroline v Grover VS. George w. West.
Watkins. Summerill.
Charles NJ Garrett vs. Philip AIMS.
Watkins Summerill.
Isaac S. Stratton, admir-, VS. Emma c.
Gibson. Watkins. Summerill
The case of Howard L. Gilmour vs Sam
V. Whitney, on the Circuit Court list, will
be tried before Justice Garrison on the
completion of the Supreme issues, because
Judge Miller is a relative of one of the
and preferred not to preside at
the trial.
OCi duAu ~ 4lduuUlu Vs. WdlLSI d.
Dick. Watkins. Clymer.
Charles R. Barber vs.. William J. Thomp-
son. Avis. Rex.
The following applications for license
were filed with the Clerk on Tuesday =
J. G. Herman, Woodbury. Frank p.
Second Ward, Woodbury. !;
John A. Gould, Jr., Evan; Jacob F. Maier,
Newfeld Marvin Davis, Clayton; John
V. Tuft, Clayton.
Judge Jessup announced that remon-
strances must be filed before ten a. N.
next Saturday. Uncontested cases will be
disposed of at that hour. Contested cases
next Thursday.
Appeals will be tried next Friday.
The Grand Jury made partial pre-
sentiment Tuesday afternoon and announ-
ced to the Court that they would meet
again on Saturday to consider another
matter, but that there would be no ne
cessity for the court on that day, as they
would make presentment at some later
day.
True bills were present d as follows -
Michael Connolly, 2 counts, for illegal
sale of liquor near Lincoln Park. Plead
guilty and was fined $50 and costs.
J. Il. P. Curry, of Franklin, chicken
stealing Plead not guilty.
VIM and BERTHE johnson, colored, chick
an stealing. Plead not guilty.
Chas. A. VanHest, embezzling from
Oil Company. Plead not guilty
Chas F. Gould and Thos. Macy, break
ing aud entering at Washington Park.
Plead not guilty.
Antoine ]. Bellati, rape and fornication
at Lincold Park, on Aug. 8. Plead not
guilty.
John Milton, Highway robbery on y no.
Schwagler on Nov. %. Plead not guilty.
The trial of indictments will begin
next Tuesday.