Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-05-21

j. B AVIS.
E. Frank Pine Us Benjamin D. Phillips.
A, H. Swackbamer, j. J. snmmerill
THE COMMON PLEAS.
In this court the following causes are
listed:
Maggie Mink VS. Joseph Ham. offer
term.
Charles G. Turner VS. Howard T. Justice.
Ready, day of trial to be fixed.
Warren and Albert Kessler VS. John S.
Shoemaker. Day of trail to be fixed.
New Jersey Society for Prevention of
Cruelty to animals vs. Joseph W. Merritt
Ready.
John Hoffman VS. Adam Miller. Ready
date Of trial TO be fixed.
State Board Of Health VS. Carl Berg.
Trial on June s.
Judge Starr ammo unced that applications
for license must be on file on the first day
OF the term. Remonstrances must be on
file by noon on the first Monday of the
term. Uncontested applications will be
disposed Of in the afternoon OF the first
Monday Of the term, and contested appli-
cations on the second Thursday Of the term
The Curt of Common Pleas will sit the
last Friday of the month, except during
summer vacation, TO dispose of current
business and Orphans Court matters.
On the last Fridays of January, Nav,
and September, in each year, petitions for
she naturalization of aliens will be con-
sidered.
~. Causes, in which jury is waived
may by consent be forthwith tried upon
application to Judge Of the Circuit
Court.
LICENSES.
The following applications for liquor
! licenses were filed:
i VIM. Stewart, Columbia Hotel, Wood
i bury.
| S. S. Farnham, Clarksboro.
i Clara Brewer, West Deptford.
Henry Finger, Jr. Franklinville.
il w. Allen Jessup, Barnsboro.
Jesse NJ. Thompson, Billingsport.
i w. F. Buohl, Paulsboro.
I Joseph HanIe, Gibbstown.
John Rachor, Jr., Woodbury..
Ernest A. Stoerrle, Woodbury..
i William G. Fox, SwedesbeFo.-
i Wm. Moebius, Williamstown.
! Benz. G. Clark, Swedesboro.
The Delaware River Amusement Co.,
4 Washington Park.
| Charles Kern, Berkley.
4 John r. Jackson. Westville.
/ The following applications for whole
sale licenses were fled:
: w. F. Buohl, Paulsboro.
VIM. G. Fox, Swedesboro.
Edward Kufzius, Monroe.
Andrew F. Haas, Swedesboro.
A remonstrance is being circulated
against the application of VIM. Stewart,
for the Columbia Hotel, North Wood
bury.
In the Orphans Court Judge Starr ap-
proved the final account of Frank B.
Ridgway, administrator of the estate Of
Nancy J. Warrick.
The Court decreed the estate of Chas
A. Davis insolvent upon the application
Of Francis B. Davis, counsel
The fourth account of the Trustees OF
Lewis NJ. Green Estate, was approved on
the application of Ernest Redfeld,
counsel.
CoNsTABLEs.
The constables summoned to serve at
/ this term OF Court are:
William R. Dopson, Woodbury..
William H. Canning, East Greenwich.
/ j. D. Cunard, Deptford.
Joseph W. Moore, Harrison.
/ H. F. AIatlack, West Deptford
William Matin, Glassboro.
/ G. S. McCully, Monroe.
F. Louder, Franklin.
John B. Carey, Logan.
Fl. c. Garrison, Swedesboro.
INDICTMENTS IA TRUE BILLS
At 5 o'clock Tuesday evening the grand
jury made final presentment, passing up
| fourteen true bills as follows
Five bills against William Mccoy and
John Burns, the post Office robbers, whose
crime is yet fresh in the public mind, al
leging assault with intentto kill and break
ing and entering.
Blanch Green, colored, larceny from the
home Of G. Walter Shiyers.
Lewis Ramboni, Of Franklin, assault
with intent.
] sThree foreigners, with unpronouncable
names, two bills for assault on two Of their
countrYmen.
j Jesse jackson. Of Swedesboro, breaking
and entering premises Of w. G. Stanton.
j Edward F. Duncan and Louisa Bornmil-
Ter, lewdness.
] stanly Fly, Orval MattsOn, George Arm.
strong and Cornelius Whllden, breaking
and entering /. P. Thomas & Co.'S works al
Paulsboro-two bills.
The trial Of indictments will begin to-day.