Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-14

saiIwr JUSTICE aII.rIN; ASSOCIATE JUDGES
wooTrEN AND WALES.
The Court OF Oyer and Tcrminer, Superior
Court, uad Court OF General Sessions vi the
Peace aud Jail Delivery commenced Its sessions
ut New Cassle, Monday
All the Grand Jury answered to their names
except Messrs. karsner and Clayton. Anthony
NJ. Higgins was sworn IN as foreman, and BeliJi-
min Bnter Us BaiIiff, after which the charge was
delivered by Judge Wales With one or two ex-
ecptions the General Jury all answered to their
names.
In the case of Godfrey Harkenstine. indicted
for selling liquor without license n0tfe prose-
4Hi was entered.
At the request of Thomas F. Bayard, Mcssrs.
Whitcley, Lore and Harrington were appointed
committee to examine David b. Stuert, for au-
mission to the bar.
Godfrey Harkenstinc plead guilty on the charge
OF selling liquor without license and was SEN
fenced TO pay fine of 800 and costs.
George Allen, indicted for carrying on met.
ehantc business without license, paid costs and
hotLe pros. was entered.
The recognizances OF Thomas b. Garratt, Dam
icl Foy, James NJ. Williamson, Robert Wallace,
William Stockley, Charles Flanagan were forfeited
They failing TO appear
Ernest Newman, indicted for selling liquor on
Sunday, plead guilty, and was sentenced to pay
a fine OF S20 aud costs.
Samuel Martin was tried for an assault and bat
cry on Joseph Hamilton, colored, at Blackbird.
Ill appeared that the defendant had ordered the
plaintiff to take of his hat in a bar room. Sub.
reiueniy the two got into a fight. the plaintiff,
according TO the evidence, having struck the trs'
IA WI when the deiendent cut him with peach
TRIM. 'nS tx Kaiie nc lao IN MS manu- Fe'''e'-
n Tmog a raoo, riz,nces Of VIM. and John Lang
w, ,me iqsoS a0ttleib Rufus, Chas NJ. Bratien
stSuhen schr,diric. Edward Green; isnnc ,, D.
Nicholson and c. Mich, ''sol ~o'e io''oi'o'' NV
iiuSh MeManus indicted fo.r stealing rms
from Benz. Q. Clark plead guilty, nv, NAV to ua,
fenced to pay $275 restitution mt 'ey viii, II
costs, on Saturday next to be whlpp, snnibs
lashts and to wear convicts jacket SIX Il. n
James Parker (colored) indicted for larcen y
poultry, plead guilty and was sentenced 10 XII
sl9 restitution money, costs, to be whipped WI,
" ashcs, and TO wear convicts jacket Oh
months.
The case of Vincent o, Hill, indicted for ob
strncting public road in APPOINTMENTS M;
was taken up. The witnesses for the State tcs.i
ie that Nc. Hill had moved his fence SO % !
aiming witt esses for The prosecution the Coni
adjourned. The witnt sses for the defence wef
TO be examiI cd this morning.
In the case Of Vincent o. Hill the Jury returhe
averdict OF guilty, and the Court sentenced III
topay fine OF S25 and remove the obstruction
f5ithin thirty days.
The Committee appointed by the Court to e.
:ilpi,'c David B. Stuart reported fayorably. ;,
Sta.e rs. James W. Boyer, colored.-lndiclt
tE larc eny. Plead guilty. Sentenced topay y;
netiluttn money, costs, be whipped win TWEEN l
lasi,cs inn 'risoncd one year and wear q convict
Jacket six III onths. :
State o. ia mes Parker, colored.-lndicted Il
In ceny of coal. Plead guilty. Sentenced TO p
ii cstitution IN oney, COSTS be whipped with
iashc and impris, med six months from Mover
Der ne 1t ,...., =. 800,
and hat, cry with intert to Kill. Verdict. gun
Of assault. Sentenced to pay fine OF sou
costs. and IMPRISONED three months:
State rs. +, NloGon Smith and Patrick McMae
in Indicted for assault asId battery on WIN,
Valentine. i ,uinford for State Bird Tor deien
State Us. lie Va Taylor, coloted.-lndic.ed
stealing pouIty fnon Alex. johnson. vera
guilty. Sentepc ed to pay as restitution mon
$40 and cost, wi tipped with twenty asn ~ =
prisoued one year, aad ax' mopths ai'er W "
convict's Jacket. ,,.., CO.. ,,,. mur
Of VIM. Gaines, at uddletoSn, on dne May, isM
Of August, 1867, was arraisned anu pieaJ,
guilty. He not havi ug. empleyed coun H.,
court assigned Samuel N. harfang'on' Isa''
counsel. ,,..aa CO..
Aaron Conner, colored bey,alndictea ior
on Mary Jane Giles, near n. Georges, on tne
day of February last. Plead not guilty On
araignement, and George Gray ESQ., WIS
signed as his counsel.