The Monmouth inquirer., 1888-11-01
COUNTY COURTS.
BEFORE HIS HONOR, ALFRED wALLING,
JR., PRESIDING, AND ASSOCIATES,
BENNETT AND CURTIS.
QUARTER SESSIONS.

QUARTER SESSIONS.
The following defendants arraigned
and plead as follows:
Harris Hamsburg, assault and bat
terry, not guilty, trial Nov. s !; bail $50
Emanuel Emricle, security.
James Griffin, disorderly house, not
guilty, trial Nov 2, bail $500, security,
Thomas Mulholland.
Mary Callihan, common scald, not
guilty, trial Nov. s, security, Thomas
Callihan.
William Griffin and Thomas Apple
gate, petit larceny, not guilty, trial
Nov. 2, bail $100, own security.
William Coyle, assault and battery,
retracted and plead guilty, sentence
suspended.
George Mckinney, retrected and
plead non vult, sentenced to pay $40
and costs.
Philip DAILY, selling liquor without q
license, bail $500, own security.
Lewis Perrine, grand larceny from
the person, not guilty, trial Nov. 8,
bail $500, security, Redford Perrine.
William G. Booth, disorderly house,
not guilty, trial Nov 8, bail $500, Sc
curity, John M. Shartz.
Charles Lixtre, assault and battery,
two indictments, not guilty, trial Nov.
2, bail S1OO, security, Abram Stryker.
Frederick F. Wilson, breaking and
entering, not guilty, trial Nov. 5, old
Indictment.
Margaret Wilson, breaking and en-
tering, not guilty, trial Nov. 5, old in
dictment.
Frank Gulick. disorderly house, old
Indictment, trial Nov. 8.
William B. Willis, disorderly house.
old Indictment, trial Nov. 12
Ruliff Hendrickson, Thomas Martin
and Webb Williams, fighting, off for
the term.
Patrick Connolly, disorderly house,
old indictment, trial Nov. g.
Thomas Clayton and Henry Doty, as
sault and battery, retracted and plead,
non vult, sentenced to pay a fine of
$5 and costs.
Samuel Matthews, retracted and
plead guilty to simple assault, SEN
fenced to pay fine of SIS and costs
William Gualt, grand larceny, plead
guilty upon waiver, sentenced to
pay a fine of $40 and costs.
Nicholas Orchard, assault and bat
terry, not guilty, trial Nov. 9, bail 5000,
security, Ruliff S. Strickland..... ...sss
John Clevenger, Eassault and bat
terry, not guilty, trial Nov, 9, bail $10o;
own security.
John V. Kolb, disorderly house, trial
Nov. 12.
Racine Woolley, malicious mischief,
off for the term.
VIM. Revy, petit larceny, not guilty,
trial Nov. 9,lbail $1O0, security, James
Steen.
John Frost, adultery, mot guilty,
trial Nov. 10, bail $500, own security
Almira Frost, adultery, mot guilty,
trial Nov. 70, bail $500, security, John
Frost same defendant, assault and
battery, not guilty, bail $10O, security,
john Frost.
Charles O'Hogan, Borden Woolcott,
Walter Falengsby, malicious mischief,
not guilty, bail $500, security, Henry
Gugle.
Following cases.tried:
Fred johnson, assault and battery
with intent to kill. The Jury con-
victed defendant. For the State,
Haight; for defendant, J. G. Lawrence.
Mary A. Burhigh, disorderly house
at Long Branch. The State produced
only one witness who had bought a
quantity less than quart and he was
very indefinite as to the time. The
defense produced several witnesses to
prove that the witness produced by
the State had purchased his liquor at
another time than that alleged in the
Indictment. The Jury acquitted the
For the State, Haight :;
for the defendant, Campbell.
Melvina Nixon, fornication. plead
guilty remanded for sentence.
Ida Banks grand larceny, retracted
and plead guilty, sentenced to three
in the County Jail and costs.
VIM. Brown, petit larceny. not
guilty, trial Nov. 13, bail $10o, Sc
curity, Edgar Vanderveer.
The following cases nolle prosecuted:
George Stewart and Martin Shannis
ry, fornication.
Charles Hopkins, robbery.
Edwin Cooper, grand larceny.
Edward Mccormick retracted and
plead guilty to assault and battery
upon Peter R. Hall sentenced to pay
q fine of $40 and costs.
The case Of State VS.. Matthias CALI