Daily Republican., 1882-09-19
FIFTH EDITION
The CrluntnaIO OoU.,

Associate JusticeH Houston m TSlGe .n and
Annie Chambers, who NO" sne bench.
yesterday for the larceny of convicted
and chain from Samuel Ella watch
sentenced TO pay $13 restitntjSO restittjSOoo, was
the costs OF prosecution, and ~ money,
prisoned for three months U " % In.
Jesse Timm, Colored, was ar,,,,
ana plead not guilty to an indictSSneo ndiSneo
charging him with the larceny O'lnsnt ns
pocket book containing S15i0 Oh
Two small white boys named nj
snaw and John Jordan were ,nSs",Ooe ,imUOe
for the larceny of a numher ~ h,Oulctsd
tings from the Arlington Mill HS'' Ca1
plead not guilty. ''lS' and
State vs. Frederick Holland 49,
indicted for the larceny Of a 'T,Oiea IsIe
satchell containing 50 rs, the n,onay Aoya
OF Elizabeth Mccullough ;L, rr'OpssIy IN
degrift, Esq, for the State. TbS Va, van
ner had no defence. 1"0 ptlSof
Il Elizabeth Mccullough testified A.
on the night Of the 7th of Sen,a,Slat Slat
she passed down Marke. s,rSoa rS0aOer
Second and turnc1 up that Sts co.,. 70
she had not gone far when she VST'1 ss,,
jerk on her satchel, end upon iooL;u
around saw the prisoner runpin NO 'Ala oMa
with 1t In his hand. ""sI
Ella McFadden was with Mia. n,
Cullough and corroborated test;mcas w
Another witness testified to SAIL
the prisoner and seeing him tbroW "S y
satchel away. @S
The case was submitted without Ar
gument ald the jury without lasvia-
their seats rendered verdict of UUiI,v %
The prisoner was. immAdiatelv Sas
fenced to pay the costs of prosscutios
and $40. 50 restitution money, bs Inv
prisoned q months, receive 20 .,h.i
next Saturday,, and wear couvic,s
jacket six months.
State vs.. Jesse Tmm, colored Dd,,,
ed for the larceny of a pocket book % ~.
tanning SIS 10 from Mrs. Hannah I 4
Vandergrift for tae State W, BacoS
Esq, for the defense. Mrs. Haupan \.
titled that on the morning Of Auuns
14th last the pocket book was gnIs"
She got in a car at Front and Marks
streets.
After she had taken her seat, aha N
out to speak to a lady and left her NH
ct book lying on the seat; saw colon
man and woman get in the car AM
when she returned the pocket book NJ
gone; witness accused the man Of Asyl
ing stolen 1t, and when he denied II m
got out and saw two police officers AMI
had the man and woman arrested peI
saw the pocket book at the City Hal
where it was found on the person
one Ut the prisoners.
| Officer Vickers and Cannon te,tiAsj
/ to arresting the man and his wife, AMI s
finding pocket book In their po,sssl
sion which was identified by Mrs
Hannah as her property.
Mr.. Vandegritt waived his argumen
to the jury, and they were addresss
by Mr.. Bacon for Lhe defense. Hs al
gued that as tie man had found th
pocket book In the car, he had dOut
nothing more than auy one else ROul
have done under the circumstances;
had put it in his pocket unSil ho could
find the owner.
Mr.. Bacon argued at SONS leugtl
and asked the jury to render Verdi
of not guilty.
Mr.. Vandegrift in reply said tbSt
the man had not taken the pocket bod
and contents with a felOniouS intent
would shave given it up to the own
when she asked him for it and be Cd
fidently asked tho jury for a verdict
guilty. The Court charged the jury th
il they believed the prisoner had taxi
the property with the intention Of SECT
ting it, and keeping 1t from the lawf
owner, they must render verdict
guilty, but If on the contrary th'
thought the prisoner was only keepiI
it unTil he Was satisfied who was
owner, they must render verdict
not guilty. The jury retired at ll'S
consider the case.
Shadrlch Trusty, colored, was
raigned and plead not guilty TO an
dicGment charging MIN with the "a
ceny of q watch, the properly Oh LnS'
dore HaDf.
The name of George Graham indlCte
for committing an assault Oh hA
Milbourn, was called three times an
upon his not answering, bis oai W
declared forfeited. (Willam AGMsu
min entered security in $500 for DIS .
pearance at Court when the case "
tried before the Mayor,) 1t was al's
wards agreed that tho case WouIu
continued until this afternoon
At12.lO the Grand Jury came III ~
reported on several bills; they w
then discharged until This Afternoon
3 o'clock, r-.,
Charles Adams colored indicted Z
carrying concealed deadly Wespy
plead guilty and was sentenCgu
Day the costs of prosecution anu
dergo An imprisonment OF six mOlsa
Frank Whelan and John MaSIi
were arraigned and plead not Em,l
to indictment charging tnom W.
highway robbery. ,,, Nov
James Trusty and Benjamin uto. %O
colored plead not guilty to the qua. qua,
of stealing four chickens the p'0p''
of Georgiana Turner. o,r,irI
Fannie smith, oolored, was srraIs
ed and to the surprise OF al ppmOs pUos
plead guilty to the charge OF aSIenps a.n4s
arson. Mr.. Sharpley represouSiTSSl Sli
prisoner and said that ne WUu "am,a
the Court to hear the statelnonIw
some of the parties in the cay, CGa.j
IGrav called Mr.. Todd, who IesHu@HS
the fact of the attempt to set lro w. W.
house at No, 9O7 West Ninth S%T y
Mr.. sharpley urged that wnl.s hs did aid h
was an excellent worker, inio0,;nani no @
think that she was able to ulS'inSN
between right and wrong IA that
The Attorney General SAY. salu Ss % h
the instance Of the prosecute !. Won
drawn the indictment 80 th"' "
not be capital offence ~ nav
The Court sentenced me ner sMs w and and
costs of prosecution, $oOo ,urO nn0 ,ssrs. "
dergo au imprisonment Oh oM wv a reel
Al l.10 O'Clock Court tooA
until Q o'clock this afternoon.