The daily gazette., 1879-05-13
were arraigned and pleaded "Iot ".{i
The Grand Jury came oown .tsv "a
o'clock, and were discharges un ~

were srraigned and pleaded "Iot guilty:
The Grand Jury came down - ~
O'Clock. and wers discharged untu ~
SIHe1 The thai sofy Of sullivan ScheneM ~
then proceeded With. WIN. Dayn ~
fed that SchoHeld worked ylso o. ~
stayed at his house occeA0pslly.
his house several nights. The last naehs
this happened Sullivan dtsappeareds 80
with him witness coat, watch ana mon
ey. Witness traced him TO CAy0Onss
where he was Just preparing 70 -
Philadelphia. Sullivan threw N
coat, aud witness took the Wescn e1
most of the money from him. e9Mvxa
then ran, and witness fo.0wc1 s..sx
Edgemoor station. Here Schoee4 .Rease
ed t, ain and went to Chester, buf lElE
ness followed him and had him affoeeeo.
Sullivan crosse usstioned the Wtaoeo
with great viQor, but did mot shake nAB
testimony in the slightest degrees.
The State here rested its oaeey ga
Sullivan made . stirring ples TO the jnsy.
watch and coat, and that the watch
wasn't much good anyhow, - It had No
face, and the crystal and msinsprtng
were broken. He asserted that Wthiam
Davis knew he was going TO Claynont,
and loaned him the coat and Watcn 70
wear on the visit About the money ne
knew nothing. Sulivsns eloqucnCe
instead Of rendering . verdict Of guilty
without leaving the box consuiseo ana
discussed the question for about swo
minutes, and then retired for moro
serious and protracted consultation.
The case Of State w.. Peter Cooper,
charged with stealing four ducks nom
Isaac Naylor, on December 1lth lasf ws
next tried. .'ii 'f
Isaac Naylor, who lives in Brandy wine.
Hd., testified that he was notified Early
one morning to 60 to the pohce stadon,
where he found four ducks belonging %
him. .--f.r "A ls.A -i.lsss
Ex-policeman Adam Orr testified that
he and officer Hope met man on AAr-
ket street,in the Ninth Ward ON Deoem-
ing, with . bag on his shoulder. Said the
officer, you've got chickens In that
bag" replied the man, emo, thsY are
ducks" He SAID he bad got the ducks
up the road; that tramp had dropped
them and he picked them up. The Of
ficer then took the man to the hal, VII ore
Mr.. Naylor after wards identified the
ducks as his. .i 'N-
Ex policeman VIM. Hope corrobovnt-
Isaac Naylor was recalled ard asksd
by the Court If he WAS positive the duohs
were his. He SAID he was, but could not
state positively how he knew. The bag
they were in belonged 20 him. u n2iitT
The case here rested and the jury Re-
tired.
The Jury in Sullivan schoneid's cass
returned with verdict of guilty He
was sentenced to pay so restitution
money, and costs OF prosecution, no
whipped with 20 lashes on Saturday Next
be imprisoned six months aud wear q
convi cts jacket for six months after re-
lease. II I'd ~ ffs ltij ~ -
Said Sullivan, "Suppose man amt
able to pay his due and costs"
The Court did not enhghten Sullivan
In regard to the course to pursue in this
event.
The jury in Peter Cooper's case re-
turned a verdict of "guilty.n He was
sentenced to pay $208 restitution money
and costs of prosecution, be whipped
with twenty lashes on Saturday nexf, bo
imprisoned six months, and wear q con-
vict's jacket six months after release.
George 8. Fisher, indicted for stAalinQ
pistol from Peter SPAIN, of Whining
ton, was arraigned and pleaded guilty
Sentence, 81 and costs, ten lashes, SIX
months imprisonment, and wear con-
vict's jacket six months after release.
Joseph Massey, charged with sssauls
and bat ory upon John O'Daniel, v. Q
arraigned, and pleaded mot Ruilty.r
Al 6:18. Court adjourned until 10 O'clock
Tomorrow morning.
COURT NOTES.
This afternoon attachments were IA.
sued for number of witnesses who had
failed to obey their subpoenas.
The hotels were crowded at dinner to-
day, and 1t was nearly three O'Clock be-
fore some persons were able to get seats
at the tables. .lf t ia. fl1I'1-7.'- an :
Ned Leary was In New Castle all day,
distributing circulars. He got into .
fight this afternoon, and was pulled into
the Jail for trial, but was soon released.
Among the cases In the civil list FOR
trial at this term are the following al
vOrce SUITS %. liz II ifllG.
Joseph Canary ". Martha Emma Ua-
nary, Samuel Rodgers vs, Sarahs 3 Rodgers,
Sarah E. Shannon Us. Thomas Shannon.
Rebecca Carswell vs. Edwin T. Carsweli,
Sarah Il. Crippen os. Charles l.. Crippen
Alfred l.. Ainscow Us. Annie II. An
scow, Sarah K. Hannum Us. Stephen
Hanuum. Ul-.lf. -rti 1.li 90 igafJ