Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-08-27
AUGUST COURT.

AUGUST COURT.
THE Rk0ULAR QUAKrER SESSIONS.
The Surety of Peace Cases on Saturday.
Oesersion ana Other Minor Causes
Common Pleas Court.
In the case against John Krep, charging
him with felonious entry, on Complaint Of
j. N. Ressler, the jury rendered a verdict
Of not guilty.
Annie Green, colored woman, plead
guilty to being q common scold, and vas
sentenced to undergo an imprisonment of
two weeks.
John Sentman, convicted on one charge
Of chicken stealing and who plead guilty
to other charges Of tho same nature, was
sentenced to undergo an imprisonment of
1S months.
]. 8. Graybill. West Hsmp6eld, who
was convicted of selling liquor to minors
and ON Sunday, was sentenced to pay q
fine of $500 and costs in each case. In de-
fault of payment he went to prison for 80
days.
Andrew Hauck, convicted of breaking
into the store of Shiffer s. Co., was
sentenced to undergo an imprisonment of
twO yO0AS 0uu SlA IuOutu0, u0 udVluX
before convicted of asimilar offence.
David Hauck, convicted of the same
burglary, was sentenced to undergo an
imprisonment Of two years.
George NJ. Ayers, who turned states
evidence in the above case, and through
whose testimony the Haucks were con.
of nine months.
Walter Myers convicted of an assault
and battery on Frederick Leipsley, was
sentenced to pay a fine of $40 and costs
of prosecution.
Jesse Pennabacker, of Lititz, for
threatening to do bodily BARN to s.
A. DanIer, of the same village, in
June last, the threat being that /" Danner
would be dead in his boots" was directed
to pay the costs and enter recogn,zance to
keep tho peace.
William kreager, and Andrew Gable
live on Poplar street Kreagcr alleged
that Gable threatened to burn his proper
ty. Andrew denied it. The court directed
that the defendant pay the costs and enter
into recOgnizance to keep the peace.
Alice Williams, cOlOred, for threatening
to put poison into the coffee of BENJAMIN
Burton, a cook at the hospital, vas order
ed to pay costs.
ThOs. Young was charged with threat
ening to do his wife bodily harm. The
court was of opinion that both were in the
wrong, dismissed the case and divided the
costs between the parties.
Anna Green, cOlored, brought suit
against Joseph Redman, also cOlOred, for
threatening to smash her. The prosecu-
trix could not make out tho case and tho
court dismissed it end put the costs on tho
prosecutrix.
Jesse Good, returned to the last court
for failing to provide for his family. has
secured house for her and the court dis
missed the case with county for cffice
costs.
David Chic, city, complained against
for desertiOn by his wife, promised to pro-
vide home for her and the court con-
tinued the case until the November ses-
sion to give him AL opportunity.
Henry Felliman, city, deserted his wife
and several children some weeks ago and
since then has not maintained them. The
defendant testified that he was driven
away by his wife's conduct. He was
directed to pay the costs of the prosecu-
tion and $3 for the maintenance of the
three youngest children.
Elizabeth Haddock, Alice Williams,
Ellen Richards and Gwinnie Haddock,
residents Of Columbia borough, were
charged with threatening to do bodily
harm to Tillie Mansell by threatening to
pull every hair out of her head and cutting
her throat. Tho defendants denied hav-
ing made any threats. The court thought
Mrs. Mansell was in no danger, as she in
tends to remove fror, Columbia shortly.
Judgment in the case was suspended.
COm'th vs.. r. F. Bowman, OF this city,
surety of the peace. Frederick Waltz tes-
titled that defendant threatened to cut his
heart out, and it was alleged that he made
the same threat against Chas. Hambright.
The defendant upon being called testified
that he said he could whip the two prose-
cutOrs and could cut the heart out of any
oDe who would insult his sister, but did
not mention the names of Waltz or Ham
bright. Tho defendant was ordered to
pay COSTS of prosecution and give security
in the sum of $500 to keep the peace for
Six months.
Com'th vs. Israel j. Smith, surety of
tho peace. The defendant was charged
Russell and wife and was ordered tO pay
costs and give security to his good be-
haviOr.
w
Prey was dismissed, with county for Office
costs.
KtIchIist Sont: need.
Frank Kilchrist, who plead guilty to
fornication with Lizzio McCiaren, was
sentenced to pay a flno of $40 and costs of
prosecution. 1t will be remembered that
this young man was once convicted of
rape in this city. Owing to after discoy-
cred testimony he was granted new trial
and the commonwealth were willing to
accept the above plea.
Court OF Common Pleas.
This morning the first week OF common
pleas court began at 10 o'clock with Judge
Livingston on the bench. The list was
called over and marked, bnt no case was
attached this forenoon. After the trans
action of considerable current business
court adjourned until "a o'clock.
CREEK MYSTERY.
Tho Dead Ecdy OF an Infant Found In tho
COnestOga.
Last evening Fl. Blankenmyer and VIM.
TomlinsOn, two youEg men of this city,
discovered the dead body Of on infant IN