Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-24
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totest,ng Statistics aud Eeo,u,,.,

'oteet,ng Statistics and Recomm,o.
/ dat,ons.
Saturday NOrRiEg. The surety of the
| peace case of Sarah Struck was dismis,,J
| tho prosecutor having died since IL was
/ Drought. a slmIlr case was Dismissed
| against deorge Tshudy rs he was sent Ia
liil Tor six mouths, Tor assault aud battery.
The case against Mary Stewart was dis.
missed, ~ sho was sentenced for Der Jury.
aud another against lloury L. Warner was
disposed Of IN similar manner, as tho
accused has lett Tor parts unknown.
The case OF David Chic, charged with
deseition, was continued, as tho defendant
stated that he had rented house and was
willing To support his wife.
Com'th vs. Henry Nelson, desertion
Tue defendant donied that he had deserted
his wife and child, but claimed that no was
willing to provide for them. The court
sentenced htm To pay II 30 per week for
tho support of his wife, aud costs of pros
Ccutiuu.
feLor Wlncbctgrr of this city, was
charged with dcserting aud failing to SUP
port his wife. lie stated that ho was
unable IL work regularly on account OF
wounds received in tho army. Tho court
sentenced him to pay 81 per week and
SITS.
Thomas Grolr was charged with dcscr
ton his wife claimed that she was NJ
cruelty treated 10y her husband that she
was compelled to leave him. Tho dcfoud.
ant denied that he had treated his wife
badly, but claimed that sho Is feeble
minded aud imagined great deal he
was always wiling tu support aud provide
iOT hts wife, and would do 80 now, Tho
court ord cred him To pay g 50 per wee k
Tor the support OF his wife, with costs of
| prosecution.
Com'th vs.. jacob X. Brandt. The do
iendant, who resides at Manhcim, was
charged with dcscrtiou. The court
thought from the evidence that tho parents
oi tho parties were moro to blanc for
Their separation than themselves. The
! court ordered HIM 10 pay 81 30 per week
Tor the support Of tho child for tho pres.
tnt ~ hope that reconciliation may bo
Gnoytel.
Com ia vs.. Henry Briukmau, surety OF
tue peace. Tho defendant WAS charged
with threatening to do his wife bodily
harm, aud ho WIS sentenced to pay the
costs aud give bail to keep tho peace
Com th vs.. James LjnghuTst, surety of
the leace. Margaret Lowry testified that
James threatened to InJute her. Tho case
was dismissed aud costs divided.
William Westhaetler plead guilty Is
to selling liquor without license, and was
| sentenced to pay fine of 300 aud costs.
Com th vs.. Alfred Clark aud Nathaniel
CLARK, surely of the peace. These do
lendants were accused OF threatening TO
lnJure George Rapp aud vile, of Salisbury
township. Tho complaints were dismissed
with each party to pay their own costs.
Alfred Clark, convicted of carrying Cou.
cealed weapons aud felomous assault, was
sentenced To pay fines amounting to $40
and to undergo AN Imprisonment Of four
months.
Henry Young, convicted Of fOrnicat iOn
and bastardy with Amelia Swartz, was
sentenced as usual.
Tho case OF surety Of peace against
Charles Miller was dismissed, as defend.
ant WAS sentenced for larceny.