Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-10-25
GLOUCESTER COUNTY COURTS.
netohar Term. .

/ Garrison was absent on account Of illness.
The formality of calling and qualifying the
Grand jury was first on the program, and
1 the following good and true men constitute
the Grand Inqnest:
B. W Andrews Woodbury., Foreman.
B. i. Buzby, Greenwich.
Thomas NJ Ferrcll, Glassboro.
E. Ward Wilkins WenoDah.
George S. Sharp, hogan:
i DR. II. II, CLARK, Woodbury..
4 John II. Brown, GreAnwich.
James J Davidson Woolwich.
Andrew J. Nicho Harrison.
4 DR.. Samuel F Stranger, South Harrison
James Jessup, Mantua.
DIR. L. n. Halsey, Monroe
7 Wilson 7. Jones, Franklin.
Samuel d Beckett, Giassboro.
William I. Cooper Woodbury..
John Donnell, Franklin.
I Joshua S. Joyce, West Deptford-
William p Haines, East Greenwich
G. Fletcher Myers, Logan.
A. g. Siivers Clayton
/ John Tonkin, Elk.
! K, K Turner, Deptford
James White, Harrison,
/ Cornelius A. Shaw, being the twenty
fourth name called, was excused.
Judge Nixon said there was no business
to come before the Grand Jurysgequiring a
special charge and after rejecting Officers
Dopson and Lander they retired.
An experimental call Of the list OF SUI
preme Court issues was then made, aud
dates Of trial, 50 far as possible, were fixed.
Gases one and two are those Of ". Har-
rison and Annie p Livermore Us. the
Reading Railroad They are ready for trial
Messrs. Clymer and Watkins represent the
complainants and Bergen and Conoyer the
railroad.
Two cases of Thos AIartindale vs.. Ida
Kirkbride were passed because of the illness
of lawyer Atkinson. Lawyer Summerill
represents Mr.. Martindale.
The case Of Howard Dalbow vs.. JOS IL.
Fisher is ready for trial Berault ard Car
row for plaintiff and swaekhamer for
defendant
The trial Of the suit Of Mary Van Kus-
seron vs. /. S. STatton, Administrator, was
set down for trial to-day. Beasley and
Walker represent the complainant and
Watkins & Avis the defendant.
Two suits of G. G. Green vs.. the Amerl-
can Fire Insurance Co and the Penna. Fire
Insurance Co. went off by consent of counsel,
Mr. Swackhamer representing Col. Green
and l. O. Acton the insurance companies.
/ BY agreement Of counsel, the case of
VIM c. Patton VS.. w. J. & S. Railroad
Co. viii be tried before Judge Nixon on the
both inst. Mr.. Pancoast for Patton and
GasEill for the Railroad Co.
The case of Howard Worrell, Admins
traitor, VS.. JOS w. Pratt viii be tried
before Judge Nixon without jury. Sum
merrill for Worrell and Clymer for Pratt.
In the Circuit Issues, those of Chester
Green VS.. Louie G. and William Silver,
and West Y Schlag went off by consent.
Clymer and Summerill are the attorneys.
The case of G. NJ Garrett VS.. Philip
AIMS, will be tried before Judge Nixon
without jury. Watkins & Avis for
Garrett and Summerill for AIMS.
No attorney was present to answer for
the cases of Bozorth vs. McClusky and
Thompson.
Cases 6 and, Z, Vessels vs.. Crimmins,
went off by consent. Swackhamer for Wes-
sells. Watkins for Crimmins.
On motion Of Mr. Swackhamer, the court
entered a non-suit for the defendant in the
case of Collins, assignee, vs.. William H.
Hudson, Jr., and others. This action fol-
lowed verdict against Collins in the suit
Of Collins, assignee, VS.. Lizzie Simpson.
The case of John Lutz vs. VIM. Lickfeld
will be tried on a date to be fixed by coun-
sci. Wescott. Watkins.
The case of Louis J. Toner VS.. Thomp-
son Steward was set down for trial on the
29th inst Francis Lafferty for Toner.
Paneoast for Steward.
The case Of George G. Green VS. Emma
D. Davis will be tried on date to be fixed
by counsel. Swackhamer for Green. ely
mer for Davis.
The cases of Wilson T. Jones and Thos.
A. Scott, vs.. Samuel c. Stark, executor,
were reported settled. Swackhamef and
Clymer bping the attorneys
The case of VIM. BreeDer us. Amos Wells,
was reported settled by counsel. Clymer
and Snnmerill.
The case Of Gill n. Hannold vs., Alex
Muller was set down for trial to-day
Watkins & Avis. Gangeuer.
The case of Aaron Yervelde VS.. George
NJ. Steelman was passed.
The case of Elizabeth E. Shoe, an infant,
was added to the list on motion Of Judge
Pancoast, and trial set down for next Tues
day.
The appeals will be tried on the last
Friday of the month. There are twelve
cases on that list as follows: Sampson VS.
Moore, Coup vs. Muller, Jr. Shutc vs.
TaHer, Carter vs. Chontuck French VS.
Taylor French VS.. Iszard. Truitt vs.
Moore. Crane VS.. Downs. Hewes vs.
Redstreake Muller VS.. Seeding. G. w.
Carr Us. Samuel E. Warrick.
Judge Clyner asked an entry for first
default, and the appointment of an Auditor
in case Of Nicola Bros. Co. vs.. w. J. LAM
gan & Co. Granted.
Mr.. Watkins, Solicitor of the Board Of
Chosen FreeholdeTs, asked the appointment
of three commissioners to assess the pecu-
liar benefits TO property owners abutting
the Mullica Hill and Harrisonyille
road John Redfeld, of Woodbury.; David
Owen and Jonathan Iredell, of Harrison,
were appointed commissioners.
LICENSES
The following applications for licenses
were filed on Tuesday,
Henry Finger, Jr., Franklinyille.
Charles Sharp, Bridgeport.
Philip Walaman, Mullica Hill.
Samuel Reeve, Mantua.
Charles Kerns, Malaga.
Andrew J. Hendrickson, wholesale, in
Woolwich township.
John c. McKunzel, at Blue Anchor, in
Monroe township.
Henry c. Whitcraft, the old Hoffman
place, in Greenwich.
Charles A. Rudolph, wholesale, Park
avenue, West Deptford.
Frank Carano, wholesale, Forest Grove,
Franklin township.
INDICTMENTS.
The Graud jury completed its labors on
Tuesday, returning ten true bills of indiet-
ment as foll0ms:-v
Anthony Ford, William Ford, David
Charles, Leo Seeds and Samuel Seeds, known
as the Mayor Of Ziontown, were indicted
for assault ana battery; George R. Coope,
assault with intent: Frank Ballenski and
Charles Ballenski, larceny; Henry Grunner,
assault and battery.
The criminal cases were set down for trial
on Monday next.
DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.
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Saturday evening, Oct. 81, Town Hall,
Williamstown, addressed by Messrs D. p