Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-22
|lSE or QUARTER SESSIONS
gEMEs ARE MrosEb oy THE DIlLER
AND BlkER THIEVES.
! Go to the Reformatory school hut
Elchmsn, And Itets semitic the
Eastern iPcnitcntinry.


Upon the re assembling OF court AT 2So
fclock ON Saturday the hearing Of desertion
md surety cases was resumed
John Williams of Mt. Hope, was charged
~ John II. Irwin with threateing to bite of
NJ ears and nose. John denied having
Uttered any such threats. The court
4freefnd the defendant to pay the costs and
tye security TO Keep the peace for three
MAonths.
Isaac Zech, who is 20 years old, was
anarged with deserting and falling to pro-
iue LOT ms agea vile. Inc testimony ue,
Setopeu ina. 1ech was declared an nau'a''
IN io,i' ana ms coi,ii"'oo - nc
III living III .oio'''g', ,,,,' ,a 49,
oW pehihu ,his Prose.u''op' ny 80
o" 'ha. ho aecouii' na' "een -. "
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& peen ooaraihg Win he' r,'i'uit,'' AZ 49,, ,no
& Rense OF ms estate. ihe couit anev.e"
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estate M,' 1sch Is Posse7seu oi' So.
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II =! Nil hiiii' i"e rs.i''oi'y oese'oP.' ~ 's'
slater Nisi'e" Johnson "he ia ms
Aosehco anu "hep 'ohnson i''noi
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,ne luis ~ ',io o'ses "s'i'N. poi'y.'',in
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Sn'ise VI "eee''ius mo "he. nv "fPo'u
~ oo"i. 80 'nucn onuer 'ho 'i'"o'ce VI
& hquo' 'i''' nis oonoSu''', suFre,'uereo nun
anu nc was '".iucu over W 'ne shern' ms
S o'su ~ "as eo"'ihueu u,',i ',, "eN. oa."'o's'
me eases "s"i,s' " ihi''h - pi,'''nn anu
Il ~. a. NANNY cn"ise" ps "oPe'ii'cnoe''
g pi'h.i' VI 'iio "a'oi i"e,ois, WIN ne''s
uiu's 'pp, e"'',oa' "''o u'''',i'aNo' i"u'o
cases were heaiu oNor Se"r 'so "''u 'he
sou.'s "'o" nav 'eoi' ,'poI'," "oi,' ,,''e
u'iie aS uoihs wen an" co''"c'i's
"ion'aereS PiopcriF'
shNihNcEs ihfoshp'
John sentnian, convicted oi receiving n
stolen, was sentenced to undergo an inn
prisonment OF SIX months.
tharioue ,iark ana hcr danghter Maggie,
convicted Oh conspiracy 10 conceal the death
OF the latter's illegitimate child, were sen
tenced TO the county jail for six months.
Michael Render who plended guilty TO
u Stealing two chickens, was sentenced to an
iaprisonment ofthree months Render is
81 wcii-to-uo tarinefr ana ne said he did not
KNOW what induced him TO commit the
a thefL The punishment was made light
because u was his hrst oiiense,and he made
81 RESTITUTION 70 the owner.
Elmer Swarr, Joseph Hoiselman and
william Seiiert, VINO wero convicted of
maiieiously destroying the property of j.
ulestahd s'auiier, oi salunga, were called
for sentence. In addition to the malicious
mischief case Swarr was convicted of
assault and battery The court in address
Ing hem said they had concluded TO send
theni TO the heior1natory school at Hunt.
ingdon. The purposes of tho institution
were explained and the court said their
term OF Imprisonment there would be In
accordance with their behavior The law
allowed the managers OF this institution to
Keep prisoners sent there the full term the
"a" iihP0ses ior 'he onehse ior winch any
one may pe convicted, nut 1t also allows
theih 20 uischsfge prisoner Whenever they
are satisfied that hels thoroughly reformed.
me lcnsth ol imprisonment is measured
e1iciy ny inc coiihuct Oh the prisoner while
az ahe INSTITUTION.
Ane surety OF the peace cases against
.nese deienhants and Harry Swarr were
aisinissed, the prosecutor not pressing
tnein-
THE YOUNG THIEVES SENTENCED.
l. y, whey, William Chandler, Charles
bilhcf' ana Miiiiin We'zei, who have
inquired prominently IN tho past several
ouns, were called Tor sentence. Wotzel,
Shahdier ana Bitner had pleaded guilty 10
several theits at OILERS store and Wiley
was eoh'icted' In addition Bitner, Chand-
mr ana "eizei were convicted of tho
Daher ROBBERY last June and upon that in
uic'lIehi sentence mad been suspended.
9uage Patterson read these boys lee
ture on their bad conduct and urged them
70 ieiorh' ne sentenced them TO the Re-
'o'ha'ory schooi."here they have chance