Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-02-04

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Lewis Starr.
John A. Fredericks VS.. sweiesboro Glass
Works On contracs. John w. wescott,
Lewis Starr
Kate Warwick VS. Mary R. Wescott. On
contract. Watkins & Avis, Jos. J. Sum-
merrill.
Catharine A. Bozorth vs. James Nc
c oskey. builder William J. Thompson,
owner. On contract. Lewis Starr; F. A.
Rex. Thos. E. French
Catharine Bozorth vs. James McCloskey,
builder; William j Thompson, owner On
contract. Lewis Starr; F. A. Rex, Thos.
E. French
Willis M. Hand vs.. John P. Whitney
On contract. Lewis Starr, S. H. Richards
Swedesboro Glass Works VS.. William "
Helms. On contract. Lewis Starr, John
W. Wescott
Wilmer 7, Craig vs.. Joseph Taylor In
tort. Watkins & Avis. G. B. Leaning
Howard W. Miller vs.. Wilson d. Gill and
Henry c. England, executors. On con-
tract. Watkins & Avis, D. j. Pancoast
Millville Improvement Co., ct ais, VS..
Benjamin F. Porch. On contract. A. H.
Swackhamer, Watkins & Avis.
Thomas c. Dilkes vs. John j. Truneer.
In tort. R. S. Clymer, Watkins & Avis.
William F. Titus vs. Frank Gum. In
attachment On contract A. H. Swack-
hamer, R. S. Clymer.
Joseph T. Wood Us. Susannah Elliott,
executor. On contract. Lewis Starr, Jos.
y. summerill
Job Scott vs. Frank B. Annadown. Me-
chanics lien. Jos. J. Summerill, Lewis
Starr
The Borough of Clayton VS.. Harmon R.
Sparks. In replevin. Jos. J. Summerill,
Watkins & Avis.
Alfred A. Sparks receiver, &C., VS.. Job
Scott. On contract Jos. J. Summerili,
George H. Peirce.
APPEALS TO COMMON PLEAS.
Catharine Cswley, appellee vs.. Bridget
3. Dsyault and Oliver Dsvault, apps llants
On contract. Jos. J. Summerill, Francis
B. Davis.
Cases Nos. /, 2, 8, 5, 6, 8, 8, II, 12, 13.
IA, IS and IS of the Supreme Court List
were rerorted ready, while cases 4, z, and 10
went off for the term,
Circuit Courb issues Nos. /, 2, g., 8, 9,
10, Ii, II, 1s, 15 and is were reported
ready for trial and Nos. 4, 5, 6 and IA
went off for the term.
Justice Garrison stated to the attorneys
that he would not be able to try any civil
cases at this term, but counsel could fix
trial date with Judge Endicott
Lawyer Matthew Jefferson asked for a
rule to show cause why change Of venue
should not be granted in case No. 2 of the
Supreme Court list After argument by
counsel, Justice Garrison reserved his deci-
sion.
Judge Jessup announced that applica-
tion for licenses must be on file on the first
day of the term. Renonstrances must be
on file by noon on the first Monday Of the
term. Uncontested applications will be
disposed Of in the afternoon Of first Monday
of the term, and contested applications on
the second Thursday of the term.
Judge Jessup granbed naturalization
papers to Frank Meissner, Of Bridgeport
THE GRAND jury.
The Grand Jury made final present.
ment about three O'Clock on Tuesday, of
eight true bills, which were culled from
many complaints.
Those made public were:-
Edgar Batten, larceny Of watch and
other personal property, from Wesley Wes-
cott, Of Woodbury.. He plead not guilty.
Edgar Davis. breaking and entering the
stable Of Nathaniel G. shreve, of Clayton,
and larceny Of horse, carriage, etc. Plead
not guilty.
David Charles, assault and battery on
David Farnsworth. Plead not guilty
Charles McIntire, ,embezzlement Of money
belonging to Charles F. Gilbert. Plead not
| guilty,
Fred Eaton, larceny of watch from
Mrs. Murphy, in Woodbury..
Gespert Gibson, colored, larceny Of one
chicken from Mr. Myers Of West Deptford
plead not guilty.
The trial Of these indictments will be
begun next Tuesday.
WEDNEsDAy-THE PAYNE TRIAL.
| At 1905 d M, on Wednesday Prosecu-
tor Starr moved the Indictment against
John D. Payne.
| Harris H. Smith, Of Franklin, was the
first juror called, and after examination BY
both the Prosecutor and Mr.. Swackhamer,
was accepted and sworn.
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