The news., 1882-04-27
Court.

On Thursday morning the followiD
persons were arraigned and pleaded /
the indictments against them
John J. Rogers, Bordentovn, keepinI
| disorderly house and selling liquor ol
| Sunday. Mr.. Hutchinson entered pie
non pult and obtained permission to max
statement to the court before sentenc
is passed on the 28th inst.
4 Michael Cain, same residence ant
charge. Plea-guilty. This took th,
same course as Rogers.
Thomas Matthews, Bordentown, sam,
charge as Rogers indictment.
Thomas Kelly, Bordentown, also in
| dieted for keeping disorderly house ane
selling on Sunday did not appear-alse
John Foley and George W. Bennett
charged with the same offences.
ohnMaguire, Burlington, same offence
Plea-gnilty. ~
Thomas Wills, Burlington, same offence.
PIea-guilty. Mr. Gaskill to make state
ment 10 both Of the cases befose sentence
Charles Dixey, Beverly, same offence
Plea-not guilty. Trial on I'd instant.
Thomas Hornsr, Pemberton, same of.
fence. Plea-non sult. Col Stratton to
make statement to the court before SEN
tence
Henry Stock, boy twelve years old,
petty larceny of $3.25 the property Of
Robert Moore. Not guilty. Mr.. William
McMicbael, Jr., assigned by the court
Peter HorDer, lad l3 years old, petty
larcency, property of William B. Pew.
PIea-not guilty. Mr.. Robert Gaskill
assigned by the court.
Robert Wilson, stealing turkey of
Isaac Hall of Lumberton in December
last. Guilty.
Samuel Tate indicted with Thomas
Mann, breaking and entering the store Of
Samuel E. Citizens, stealing goods value
of 500. Plea guilty. Josephh H.
Gaskill to make statement to the court
before passing sentence.
Lizzie Rossell concealiDg pregnancy,
&c. Plea-not guilty.
Michael Stanton, stealing dog the
property Of Theodore II. Risdon of
Mount Holly. Plea-not guilty. Trial
25th instant.
Thomas Oliver, committing an outrage
upon Nellie Hankins girl ten years of
age of New Hanover Not guilty.
Asher Post Burlington, receiving stolen
goods, being the dog of Theodore 81.
Risdon. Plea-not guilty. Trial 18th
instant.
Charles Crane and Thomas Crane in
dicted for stealing oysters at the last term
of court. Trial fixed for Friday.
William Roe, arson, indicted and tried
last term, the jury falling to agree, trial
fixed for May 1st.
Henry Parker and Talbot Whitman in
dicted at the September term for grand
larceny. Trial set down for Friday.
In the Orphans court rule to show
cause why letters of administration heres
tofore granted to Jere Mathis, Jr. admin
istratcr of Jere Mathis, Sr. should not be
set aside was granted upon application Of
Mark r. Sooy, Esq, and made returnable
May 1lth.
The railroad case against Braddock and
others was SUNNI up by counsel and
given to jury about eleven o'clock, after
a short absence they returned with ver-
dict for the company for about $255, the
full amount claimed. The company
afterwards entertained the jurymen and
others at the Arcade hotel. A fine repast
being provided for them. Would know.
ledge of a contemplated dinner conveyed
to the jury before their verdict rendered,
have anything to do with reaching their
Conclusion and making up the verdict?
On Friday, Joseph Woodward, New
Hanover, pleaded not guilty to atrocious
assault and battery on Abraham Cawley.
Woodward also entered plea Of not
guilty to charge Of adultery with Caw-
ley's wife.
Theodore 81. Small, Shamong. indicted
for keeping disorderly house, selling on
Sunday and allowing games for drink.
pleaded guilty.
James Dellet, Jr., shamons, pleaded
non sult eontenders 10 selling liquor on
Sunday.
The Jurors were then discharged until
Monday morning.
Tavern licenses were taken on Friday,
he following were granted.
HoTErs.--
Catherine Mexican, Bass River, SIS
Joseph Sykes, New Hanover, 25
Gr,n& u Ok