Morning journal and courier., 1885-06-01
Court Notes.

PeterSYanz, a blacksmith residing at no Ivy street. was before the City court Saturday morn ing charged with brutaly assaulting his daughter, Miss Kittie A. Yang, teacher in the Winchester school Colonel D. R. Wright appeared for the young lady and assisted MT. Cable in the prosecu- tion. Colonel Wright explained to Judge Deming the circumstances which led to the assault in sub stance follows: |,
 About five years ago the mother of the conn plainant and the wife of the accused issylng s been earned by the young iady as teacher When Ten ing the honest claim of Sl'oOo to De too down ob so out that of s. estae F daV morning in the Probate court Judge York de-
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 the court room shook his fist at me and threatened one, yet she only brought the complaint
 oT t was %ho made the for the
 She very desirous that her father be not sent to
 under very large bond to keep the peace. lie has
 threatened to xiii his daughter several occasions
 and d9 are n9i Marsh of asa Orchard street. of Miss Yanz's sister teachers in the Winchester
 SSf When called upon by Colonel Wright during the | hearing, she said T have taught at the Win Friday. just after iS o'clock We were on Shel- ton ayenne, about block and half away from the
 stuck his head up under the parasol we were carry ing over us. Then he grabbed Miss klttle around
 blow in the left eye; Then he struck her again and cut her forehead Then he threw her on the ground and caught her hair in his hands and twisted it about By this time her face was entirely covered with blood He was about to strike her again wheI \ placed myself between them and he let go of ' her" A.. | Professor Johnson T. Platt, who appeared fol \ Yanz said he felt confident that Yang would not repeat the assault and that there no necessity of sureties of the peace.
 ! $500 bond and John E. Bassett. Isaac N. Damn, Il ! R. Hill, James Cassidy and Albert Frederick fur ! nished it. His honor said he would ike to sene \ is anxious that this should not be done he would | suspend judgment
 | Frank W. Stone alias Frank Barnes, who hai | was before the City court on Saturday morning
 charged with refusing to support his wife and witt
 bigamy For the former offense he was + aTresss. ' His young wife on arriving here to make com | plaint for non support found that he had anothe
 wife living in this elfy A ALI rhe e osoe 1s of bs bhe | important witnesses had been spirited away. Thi . was Mrs. Stone. rather Mrs. Barnes, the. ac day afternoon" said the attorney. "but sh' . \ can't be found now. However, can prove my cas without her" The first Mrs. Stone was then calle
 the wife of the accused, and was married to him Q the 31st day of August, 1876, in Brooklyn, NJ Y | by Rev. Father Keyley, Catholic priest She sal that she lived with him up the 2nd of last Juns
 Daley then offered to put in the marriage cert fcate of the second Mrs Stone, but it was rule It stated that Frank S. Barnes and Lda Wilbe were married in Camden, N J., on the 10th or Jul. | 1884, by Rev. Mr. Wright. The defense put ID h | for the accused, and Mir. Daley both thought CO
 \ tinuance ought to be granted and Judge DemlI l ! ordered that the case go over until June @ s 1T
 the non-support case at $700. StSne went to jail