Daily Republican., 1888-02-09
Fifth edition,
ThIs AaornlnK,. Conll

- the court the recon mepdatIonu y y
the commission appointed to tAks ,s.y "
mony In the divorce case OF MI, ,c' "
Smith vs.. Edmond Smith. u
Walter Hayes, Ep., counsel n,
George ii. Graham, indlct ID IA, ma ~
der In tho nrst degree, moved I'M ". r'
trial be continued until the MAv ~ w
on the ground Of the absence q, ~. ~.
important Witnesses. Graham. "a
dAvit to the effect that he could M,
to trial safely without these vl,D,,..O ~
was also read. Mr.. Hayes Nil ~,
these witnesses reside In PeAu,,,,rIs
and that he had made every ,s's,t
to have them present ut this t,,n nS ~,
had failed. lie thought, howsysi ~,
he would be able 10 secure thelr a,,sn1
Aaoe at the May term. ~
Attorney General BlaQs did ND
m IKE Iny objection TO the notIon ~, M
suggested that the first "Wednesday a,
the May term be fIed as the lima n,
taking up the case. The court f.S
that date, and discharged the ,p+r,I
Oyer and Termiher Jurors until I'M
time.
George Ashley was arranged on an IN,
dlctmens charging him with The IN.
oeuy Of olock valued at q, on Noy
2lst, and pleaded not guilty.
William SordeD, ooloted. p.,.d nail
guilty to an indictment chAr,lpp Nm
with the larceny OF two watches. y,lu,dI
at t3i, from Msior Fisher.
A. lien Waller, oolored, was arrauiyusI
on an Indictment charging him vl,bI
the larceny Of o turkey valued Atl nj
from William H. MdGArri.y, On thsI
24th OF December, and plead quilts. Id
was sentenced to pay the costs, o. u
restitution money, be lnprltoued thfe
months, and be whirlpool with au
lashes,
George Foley plead guilty to an 10
dictmeDt charging him with the lA,l
oeny OF o watch valued At $40, the prod
perIy uf Joisph Huldesou 0 iplber q. |
He WAS sen fenced 10 psy the COTS, I'D
restitution money, be lupriioned thIe1
IN ouths, and receive 10 lashes
Samuel Smith and William Bad
shaw, both colored, were ArrAlgnEn u
an Indictment charging them WlAa.
larceny, on January l3ih, Of Ons ,aI
vAlu I'd ct 50; one pair OF pants, na
"a twelve pairs Of pants, valued Nl
Ave pairs of pants, vAluei II Sni
Que pair OF overalls valued at ~ cnh
the property OF Bernard WOiaI
They both plead Rnilty aud vsr. al
sentenced TO pay the costs, SD ralis
tion money, b1 imprisoned slI noail
aud whipped with 10 lEshts,
Samuel Long was indicted ia
RiuR the name Of Willism MeMenIal
to check for tz1, on the FHum
Bank, December 10Th. Tners NE'
erAl counts TO this indictment, t9il
which ths prisoner plead no. aalg
Willard Hall Porter, Esq, was NIp
ed for his deiense.
A Jury WAS then drawn 10 NJ
case Of George Ashley, charged Vi
lArcsncy OF q clock.
Tho State was represented BY DFr
Attorney General Thomss DIrA
the accused had no counsel.
Maria Jenkip, colored, was ~
and testified that Ashley took thsl
from her house, and that she caM
Lin for some distance bat hlA
oveftAke him, and did not IN
again until after hts arrest.
This was the Cnly witness tIi1is
and the Jury rendered yefdE
guilty without leaving the bel
Court sentenced him 10 pay The cIl
proaecu ton, ~ restitution no'g
Imprisoned three months, and ten
pod with ten lash's.
John Vincent, oolored, plead %
to an Indictment charging bin
carrying concealed deAily Eap
and was sentenced TO pay the tOlah
fine Of $40, or bs i'm prlsousd IN "
willard Hall Porter, HQ Nhs
assigned as the counsel iOf hSs
Long, indicted for forgery, ca1'
court and said that after cO1ili
with his lent he had consid.rod
10 withdraw the plea Of no! gullVl
enter one OF guilty, and asked ths Do
OF the court. The plea was sa'p
and Long, who was in the doI
sentenosd 10 pay the cons o'p'nN
tiou, q flne Of $500, on reXi Siliar
stand one hour In tls pili1TJ ~
Imprisoned three months ID i'"'
confinement.
The Court assigned Frln,u,
Walker, Esq, TO defend DlT1 y. D
l1dioled for AssAHlI with in!en! W"
NIT murdeLI
, A jury Wis drawn to NJ tho cs's
, Mlcnasl qulAnAno, az hIllai olsis
with The larceny Cf teytfsi h1'0ns
clothing. As hs Was unIbie " spya,Y
or uu iers aui EaEl,H AuiIsu Olta,
nelii vsa agorn 10 sc, as az intetpih.
The State WAS Represented W ny Ts
Attorney General DAVIS snu
1 Hall Porter, Eaq Yo an'ee'su :"
| de fenHe. ..,s
= OAriinelll uudertcos to llitips
/, indi ltmeut to the prlso1a' ul. mn II
!. ticulAted and remupstfsitd, na.Hs y,
1 obliged 10 O 3ase. Lewis fotss'i
or Its ian then tried bis hAad s.% ..s
succeeded ia reading Tie Wy, Wy,
when the pril oner plead ret gasi,s
Vlttono q ola was aROrB, aud !.
an Interpreter testified thaI ~ nd
In Bro1ntowD, this clty, suH ~ ~,
!, Move n Der ne had MI. t',,
:. flannel SHIFT, two OH es an" ',oI.,
n OF drawers ami blauKe' w
him. Tue goods were IN HIs. ,s,s
the prisoner broke o, en- anu ~ ~
them away. Some two o. I'm
: after they were stolen be recover N'., Il
al the Uity Hall. The pil'oas,.
. his house the day tho goods VI, sr
but ths witness did pot s.e e,ooEa
was t,ld that the prlS,,nlsIo o%S w d
!. bat did not know 1t of l'S W.
edge. ...,lsd at
= knows the prisoner, and tla I'D BID
d him las. November ard amt aon,
loan S3 on q knit jacket sTD ~ u
and a pair of drA~eIs, ,nhi, NJ " &
4 wanted to go to Philsdsip1Is, 4, 4
4 gage 10 business, and 'un, ts,ss iIp
come for them In two OF nd ls.,Ss
Lewis Porter was s"oLn, SS I'D i
that two days Sf'er ls' Mrs
II stolen he found them ~ sUpsa
$ house Gioia came to To- a basf
\. To- I'd bin that the goods no. otsis
! from him, aud aitsr~ata,
1t him they were at bis hop'hs nj. n
h and Willard II PJr;et' oi NJ
mencsd the exAn:na''o" "
n toI Ine leu %eIsn' RossI testified ;b.ig,s i. y