Daily Republican., 1886-05-11

ne night when Boddy IA.
and said he had Lost h. ~
swan Hotel. Nv Va
he said there were r..
AND he thought one q; N y.
watch; Upon going 70 \
but three men, ", !
pressed a perfect wiIlIp,s.,
the hall. He afterwsrs,.1 :.
men but failed to And Il. Y
either OF them. When NJ " y,
came to the hall he wa, M N, y \,
his condition was such , IN, n
know whether to pay ssy NJ, v
him or not. w
Ezekiel HUM testified a.,
Philadelphia lawyer; h H.,
prisoner, and al.o knows ,Aa
acquainted in PhiladslpIh
80 ~ oAoeiieht repnialim.
character for honesty b mn,
and unQuestioued.
Mr.. Bird offered to sbo, i,
ness that the prisoner ANA A.
had spent hundreds Of dslI.,
the detectives In trying d !
arrest Of the man from whom
the watch.
de also called attention n
that his bail was only sGO, M
could easily have forfeited i, 4
returning voluntarily for mi
Edward 8, Bloom testified A
. druggist In Pbiladslphh
known the prisoner for tEo,i
knows his general reputation
oellent
Benjamin Hunt, al sIsct
No. 1913 Chestnut, street
Willis, life insurance sssuI n
Walnut street, Morton q
Mrs. Mary Spencer and Nd
Spencer, all residents Of PM
testified that they were we'll N
with the prisoner, some hlvin
him for the past years, aud 4
his character TO be above rspld
MIR. Bird asked that tho IN
allowed to make . statement
this was objected 10 by tho
| Court declined to grant The nd
| The case was then closed and
General Paynter commenced
ming up for the Stats at lOA
and spoke for nearly halt An
csntended that the charge
fully sustained By the svids
after reviewing the teslinOH!
by the witnesses and al ID
stances OF the case, asked v
render q verdict Of guilty ~ d
and form indicted.
He Was followed by Nj, Bid
defense, who opened Biz IND
reviewing the Testimony Y
which he handled without d
made an able and Ca1yld
ment, and closed BY AsklBii
not guilty.
The closing argumtnl ID
was made BY AttOrng eas
ter, who did not cOntlst Z
O'Clock, when the jun ~
charged by the Chief Jukal
at 1918 O'Clock. II
VIM. Miller, q small colasi
arraiRned on an iDdiCtnal
4 him with the larceny o. tn
J tobacco, valued at y ihs pJ
the p, W. & B. Railfch
He plead guilty, and Deputy
General Blggs stated TO ths@1
he was 80 young and seemed q
any friends, the STATE wa ae Y.
to prosecute the case, and sss'
be committed to the rem is'
School, which the COufE 0la'
done. .,,.l
Il Joseph Cummings was sIls !.
plead not gsiIty 70 a. Y J
charging him with tle /. ~, \
i'd carriage, harness, goat 1000 q = y
n the property Of George, D. l., = y
lie There was o second indittn ll J
90 90 ing him with the iiE Ts.!, !
on but at the request Of hai X.
E., Esq r.s ~nG ' q !. Ts. diss 81 q.
n: term unl Of Cont, but as there =, !, l
= in the he. int sse1Sisy, u a w.
IS, prisoner has been III y ~ s "
I'd. William Welsh anu l... M
were indicted for The I 'Is1iI.
IN Of ducks, two pounds ati ., Y s,'I
Iay bunch Of celery, %; WIN M.
for Il. Garter, on A'''' 'A
! plead not guilty ,,l,,sd, vi
Is Joseph o pla9 ~, guilty tsaa
' ment chat I;iI lanes sss Ssssl,
n y nnart assigned A. Ign Vial b'''
defend him. -, Ol.A gul
Ok assault on Dennis ,,s .,Ssi 70
&C. :, 10th, and was 8, ssD asS b il
costs, q fine Of ~ NV
three months. n.,,sl, Z
Michael Mcp ,o,aay %
not guilty ye''sSiir m vith
ment charg ing r nJs,, sni
any yi,hdrew the p'ea' IA
'ets ons Of guilty. -. q al
: & to t fenced to pay the ce1I'' Il II
a 20 4 money ooug be imprisOnnssSS. lv 70 i
ant on o Saturday next T psUu,,lsisb
The jury ID tne lin p . 70
in at | O'Clock wiz ,sceirt
pIanse by the |, Cc''c'ISocktb
3 ,Ss adjourned until : Wv,
. 1t state of the 1n' '%,'
a, the RErusssIo oh'1'OS o.