Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-03
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SATURDAY.
| The JOHNSON civil case Of tjectmtnt occupied
| the day up to 5"elock. whsn il was given 10 the
Jury.
State VS., Reuben j htsou, COL Charged with
receiving, buying, and cpncealing thirty pounds
# iirklcd pork, The proper y OF Henry A. Per-
! kinS. Neruict guilty. sentenced to pay 50 rest-
iutioa. costs, to be whipped with twenty lashes
aid Imprisoned Fix months.
| State vs.. Benjamin Craig, col.--Charged with
| the larceny OF y coat and vest, the property of
| Henry Mastcn. in Brnndywinc Village. Verdict
guilty, sentenced topay Tlr restitution costs, to
he whipped with twrnly bushes and imprisoned
SIX til,,iitls.
state vs.. Perry aud ,o.,.ps Hamilton. Indicted
for larceny ApH isoSeQpi catered by consent
Of CONT
| Mr. Patterson lid ilm ! eecssary papers before
| The Court 'bi applied tpra dissolution of the
bonds # mat iinony briwvun Ruhtrt f. Lynch
aui susanna Lynch. After The examination of
seyrrai witnesses the ease was held for decision
| by the Court.
The Jury, in the east IT james aud Martha j.
| Fisher, W. Western johnson, remained out until
| II o'cotk ON Saturday night, when. being unable
| to agree, they wc,r discharged.
| Robert Harris, c,lorcd, having been convicted
| OF Tho larceny OF So dollar greenback the
| trdpit, Il Margaret Lutf, was sentenced to pay
| slo. restitution. costs, aud on Saturday next,
| Deceit hur lih, 10 be whipped with 10 lashes and
| he imprisoned six months.
| Morris t,ymt II, a young white man, convicted
III slculiila ci'nt from Emanuel Richcnbcrger,
was stnlencsd 10 pay $40 restitution, costs on
| Saturday next DECEMBER 9TH, be whipped with
| 10 lashcs and imprisoned six months
| Stale vs.. John Journey and George w. lhomp-
son.--John Jourucy not answering the rccogi-
zancc of Moses Journey was forfeited, and the
east continued until next terH.
| 81 vs.. Jo,eph Shirby, Indicted for nIscn in
| setting fire 10 the office of ii. NJ Rifle, plead
| guilty. and was sentenced to pDy fl.e Of $780,
t"piy 1904 restitution, costs of suit on Satur-
day n"xl. ist,,ii"r 9th. To stand il the p:llory
80 iiiuutt- l., tr Whippcd with 20 lashcs and i'm
| lii>.atn ur Yeats.
>n.ir vs. J.,r - shirby indicted for Tie lar
,rut II l!'G ~ d goods, the property Of ii. NJ.
| Rit. !, had guilty. md was sentenced Ia pay
81. 10 sivil,i IL the pillnry 80 minutes aud on
sauidiy mXi, | re' mber 9TH, TO be whil ed
| with ~ ll,it', and Imprisoned one year.
State vs. Daniel Gallaghsr.-Indicttd for the
larceny II twenty pieces Of ribbons, worth VI
per piece, the property of James Ball, plead not
| guilty and asked for witness to be summoned.
State vs.. William Morris.-Indicted for buying,
receiving and concealing twenty pieces Of ribbon
| worth "a per piece, the property of James Ball,
plead not guilty, Jury called verdict, not guilty.
State ys. Jonathan Grnves.-Indicted for the
larceny at u shot gun, the property of Lewis
| Armstrong, In Chisana Hundred, plead guilty
Sentenced 10 pay 80 restitution, costs, stand in
the pillory unc hour and on Saturday next, De-
cember 9th, u he whipped with twenty lashes,
and imprisoned Two years
State vs.. William Pharmaceutical for the
larceny Of one brass key and one safe key, the
property Of the steamer John Sgirester, plead not
guilty. Jury cll verdict, not guilty
State vs.. Aaron Conner.-Charged with rape
continued from last term, again postponed until
next Court upon application of counsel for the
defence, tie Stale mol objeclng
| State VS.. Malcolm Hood, indicted for selling
liquor on Sunday; five indictments; plead guilty
in two cases. Sentenced to pay fne of $50 IL
each case, and u Noiie Prosegus entered upon the
payment OF costs in the three remaining indict-
| ments.
Thomas Lalnborn vs. VIM. Doran aud Philip
Punkett action ON replevin. Lore for plaintiff,
Patterson for defence. In progress when Court
adjourned.
| TUESDAY.
Thomas Lamburn vs. William Dorun, Philip
Plunkct. on repevin. Case resumed.
Verdict for plaintiff, of s332,32.
Daniel Urmy Va. James V. Jeffries 4 Co.-Ac-
ton for balance on settlement. Nields for plan
tiff Higgins for defendants Verdict for plaintiff
of $780, 6.
| State VS.. Jacob Misunderstanding liquor on Sum
day. Four indictments, plead guilty to two
fined 800 in each case, ind costs in the remainder
amounting in all to $6012.
State VS. James McMulen. for the
arcency of 20 pieces of ribbon valued at "a per
piece, the property of James Ball. verdict guilty.
No boy ought to be without "Sunday Suit" It
don't make Sd much difference how he looks during
the week when he is at play or at work at school,
bat when snndas comes every boy ought to have a
neat respectable Jacket and pants in which to appear
Wanamaker q Brown have with their quick In
sight into wants Of people manufactured a suit fol
I, DO, s-plain, comfortable and pretty-which they