The Monmouth inquirer., 1889-11-28
Monmouth County Courts.
BEFORE HIS HONOR ALFRED wALLING
PRESIDING AND ASSOCIATES JUDGES
BENNETT AND CURTIS.
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NOOh6O 00OtOWs OEss hcShuIt huu Ose-
terry, on an officer, trial November 25.
Louis Steward. disorderly house.
guilty, sentenced to go days in county
Jail without costs
John Ferry, breaking and entering.
guilty, sentenced to one year in State
Prison
Charles F. Richardson. assault and
battery. guilty. sentenced to 80 days in
the county ill without costs.
William A. Acker, convicted OF rape,
sentenced to ten years in State Prison.
Daniel White, malicious mischief,
guilty. sentenced TO two years in State
Prison.
Abra ham Williams. assault and bat
terry on an officer. guilty, sentenced to
one year in State Prison and costs.
Joel Gordon, petit larceny, gnilty,
sentence suspended.
Joel Gordon. assault and battery.
guilty. sentenced to one year in State
Prison.
Samuel Perrine, forgery. off for the
term.
John O'Brien, assault and battery
upon an officer. waived Indictment and
plead guilty. sentenced to pay fne of
IS and costs.
William Webb, petit larceny. retracted
and plead guilty.
William Webb, grand larceny, guilty,
sentenced to sixty days in the county
Jail without costs.
John Derwin. recognizance forfeited.
Neil Leroy. tbimble rigging. not
guilty. trial Nov. 25. bail 5000.
Robert E. Pendleton, disorderly
house. off for the term. bail $400 own
security.
Andrew Herbert, convicted of assault
and battery. sentenced to pay inc of
800 and costs.
George Rothwell, disorderly house,
guilty, sentenced to pay fine of $l00
and costs.
Thursday. Nov. 21st:
Sarah Larigan, indicted for petit
larceny. plead guilty and sentenced to
pay a fine of 800 and costs.
Richard Schanck and VIM. McGant-
ten, cruelty to animals; off for the term.
Frank Mcdonnell alias Frank Nc
Coultey retracted and pleaded guilty to
petit larceny, sentenced to pay afne OF
$50 and costs.
Same defendants plead guilty to grand
larceny. sentenced to pay costs.
Friday. Nov. 22l:
Garret Smith, malicious mischief,
gave John H. Smith as his bondsman
in 5000 to appear first Tuesday in Jan.
uary to answer any charge.
Thomas Gill. petit larceny tried by
the following jury: Joseph N. Clayton.
James II. LeCompt. Daniel 81. Smock.
Abiiah G.. Fisher, Austin G. Conover.
James r. E. Mulholland. James Craw-
ford, Geo. p. Woolley, VIM. j. Gorden,
Aaron Croxson, VIM. b. Posten, Jr..
George Hulick. The following witness
es were sworn on behalf of State: James
Jackson, James Newman. Frank Fields,
j. Frank Patterson. On behalf OF de-
fendant. Matthew Kelly. Thomas Gill.
Charles Reid. Joseph Applegate. John
F. Stout, George Tilton. VIM. easier;
verdict, guilty and recommended to
mercy: for State. Swartz; for deien dant.
Nevins. Sentenced to pay fine OF IS
and costs.
j. Vanderveer Bowles, George Bel
doe, Sr. and George Beldoe, Jr.,
assault and battery on an officer.
tried by the following jury: VIM. w.
Taylor, VIM. Donahsy. VIM. II Conk,
Taber @. Taylor, Albert Wsrdell. John
B. Emmons, Charles Fl. Mells, Carhart
s. Longstreet. Robert Hayward. Joseph
A. Golden. John c. Reid. Alexander
Mullen. Witnesses on behalf of State:
James Norman, Daniel Champlsin,
Frank Fielder; evidence for defence.
the defendants, Joseph Reeves. Mark
Smith; verdict: George Beldoe. ST.. not
guilty; George Belaoe Jr., guilty of as
sault, and j. Vanderveer Bowles guilty;
for State, Swartz; for defendants, WINS.
Monday, Nov. 25th:
Theodore Wilson vs.. st. George
Kempson. John F. Kempson and Amos
Borden in tort; tried by the following
jury: Joseph A. Golden. Daniel Patter-
son, Walter 81. Borden, Benjamin Deck.
er, John B. Emmons. VIM. ". Taylor.
John G. Reid. Amos Brocklebank k james
s.. Arrowsmith. Alexander Mullen.
Tabor @. Taylor. James r. E. Mulhol-
land. The following testified on behalf
of plaintiff: Amos Rorden. Theodore
Wilson. ]. A. Worthley. Altman Wilson;
for defendants, St. George Kempson,
John F. Kempsop. Dely Holwin; YER
dict, St. George Kempson. guilty and
assess the damages at six cents. and the
others not guilty; for plaintiff. Robert
Allen. Jr for defendant, Applegsis &
Hope.
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