The Monmouth inquirer., 1890-05-22
Monmouth County Courts.
BEFORE HIS HONOR, JUDGE BEAsLEY AND
ASSOCIATES CoNovER. BENNETT AND
CURTIS.
CIRCUIT COURT.

CURT1S.
CIRCUIT COURT.
The case of George W. Marshal
against Theodore Fields, Sheriff. tried
before the Court, and not yet decided.
For plaintiff Stout; for defendant Haw
kins and Durand.
QUARTER SESSIONS.
On Thursday the Grand Jury return
ed into Court with forty eight indict-
ments and were discharged. The fol-
lowing defendants were arraigned and
plead. as follows: Alexander Spencer,
with larceny. not guilty. trial May 10,
inst, remanded.
Charles Thorne and Henry Burns,
breaking and entering, three indict.
ments. not guilty. trials May 81. inst.
remanded.
John Barker driving horse without
consent. not guilty, trial May 19. re-
manded.
John Callahan, assault and battery
and rape. not guilty. trial May 20, re.
manded.
William Buckley. assault and battery
and rape. not guilty, trial May 29, re-
manded. 81
Julia Cunningham. bigamy. not
guilty. trial May %, remanded.
Clara Nut, ,concealing pregnancy and
birth, not guilty, trial May %, remand
ed. ~
Fred Buss. disorderly house, not
guilty. trial May 20, bail $500. own re-
cognizance.
Catherine Filan. disorderly house. not
guilty. trial May %, bail $500, own re-
cognizance.
John Morrill,. driving horses. no.
guilty, trial. May 20, bail 1900, securi-
ty. Peter Morrill,.
David Rappelyea petit larceny, not
guilty. trial May %, bail $100, security,
John Cutes.
Henry d. Hendricksou, assault aud
battery, not guilty. bail 5000. security
Joseph Atkinson.
Isaac Brewer, assault and battery,
not guilty, trial May %, bail $500. Sc
curity, John L. Haight.
Samuel Hendrickson. assault and bat.
terry. not guilty, trial May %, bail $2OO;
secnrity, VIM. I'll. Davis.
Michael Saugerton, forgery, not gull
ty. trial May 2S. bail 81 1000, security,
Theodore Fl. Berrineer.
Silas Slocum, assault and battery, Q
indictment, not guilty. trial May 20,
bail woo. security, Nelson Slocum.
Jeremiah Newman, assault and bat
terry. not guilty, trial May %, bail $500,
security. DR.. a. Kinmonth and E. w.
Bowles.
VIM. r. Dill, disorderly house. not
guilty. trial May %, bail, $500. security,
r. A. Vanderveer.
VIM. Costigan, assault. and battery,
guilty, sentenced to pay fine OF $40
and costs.
Charles Pendleton, disorderly house,
not guilty. trial June 2. bail $500, ,securi.
ty Mrs. Cook.
John Hampton, petit larceny, 2 in
dictments, not guilty. trial June 2.
Sarah A. Dunn. adultery, not guilty,
trial June 2. bail 5000, security, Joseph
Kelley.
@. NJ. Morris. disorderly house, not
guilty, trial June 2, bail $500, securi.
ty. John s. Rogers.
Roman Reisner. assault aud battery,
not guilty trial June 3, bail 300. securi-
ty, Anton Blashawske.
Henry Dow, assault and battery, not
guilty. trial June 3. bail 800. security,
G. L. Rapp.
Parent Shuts. disorderlY house, not
guilty. trial June 8, bail $500, security,
Abram w. Flavell.
Feley A. Hyson. assault and battery,
not guilty, trial June 8, bail 800, se-
curity, George Crittington.
james Magram. petit larceny, not
guilty, trial May %, demanded.
Samuel Gordon, assault and battery,
not guilty. trial June 2nd, remanded.
Same defendant. adultery, not guilty,
trial June End. remanded.
George Shibla, assault and battery,
2 indictments. not guilty. trial May 20,
bail 5000. security Christopher Elmer.
John West. trial June Sd.
Alexander Spencer. retractsd and
plead guilty, sentenced to 60 days in
Oounty Jail.
John Barker, retracted and plead
guilty to driving horses without con-
sent. sentenced to 80 days in County
Jail.
The original causes in the Common
Pleas and appeals have been set down
by the Court for Thursday. June 18th.
The application of Mr.. Joseph E.
Ralph to keep the Crescent Hotel, at
Atlantic Highlands, was granted.
There was remonstrance against it,and
q petition in favor OF it. Mr.. Foster
the people signing the re-
and Hon. VIM. s. Throck-
morton. Mr.. Ralph. The Court stated
that the license would be revoked upon
evidence being given that the hotel was
not complying with tho law.
Couldn't Afford to Keep a Lawyer.
In the Courtroom the other day
very amusing incident occurred which
deserves to be noticed.
An Irish woman was arraigned for
keeping disorderly house near Keyport.
Judge Conover asked her il she had
Ia wyer, and she replied: mo, your
honor, I'm poor lone widow and /
can't afford to keep lawyer" The
Court smiled and those in the Court
room joined in. Judge Conover then ex-
planned what he meant and the Irish
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