The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-13
SENTENCED By JUDGE HUDsPRTH.

Prisoners Who We're Guilty Given Their
Medicine.
Quite a number Of prisoners who plead
guilty when arraiGned in the Court of
Sessions yesterday morning were SEN
fenced by Judge Hudspsth yesterday af-
ternoon. George Eanis. q postal tele-
graph boy. who stole some bread from the
Almshonse was let of with ten days In
The County Jail. Edward Murphy, au-
other boy who stole "a lot of clothing from
the Almshouss was given two years in
States Prison. Howard Gray, y young
man whose appearance Impressed the
Judges, who plead guilty to burglariztng
the Catholic Protectory OF some horse
whips aud blankets, WAS remanded until
some OF his fiiends could be heard from.
He said he was at ore time assistant pur-
ser on the steamer Yucata1. plyIug be-
tween New York aud Caba. Maggie Nc.
Grogan III lane Brady, the two HOBO
ken young girls who receutly ROBBED the
wife of an Italian SALOON proprietor OF
some jewelry, were each given two years
in States Prison. Maggie's condition is
delicate. john Flyuu, who plead guilty
to the charge OF breaking and entering a
Pennsylvania freight car and stealing a
pair of shoes when called explained that
he had nothing to do with breaking open
the car, but that the shoes had been
given him while drunk. The case was
found by the police under Que OF the piers.
Fiynn's story did not satisfy Judge Hud-
speth. who accused the prisoner of lying.
The prisoners wife u child and his
mother appeared IN court and stood up
with the prisoner. Tine prisoner was re-
manded for further fnves-
LEGATION. Edward Wigfall, the
darkey gambler who was pulled III by the
police over on the baseball grounds near
fk,n nnfr vol va{frnnr1 GtxS.ssptx srvn IL 80 ~
with len days. He declared uuder oath
thai the 'over aud undern outfit captured
by the police did not belong 30 him, but
that he was simply playing the game
while the owner of ths outfit escaped.
Sentences was suspended in the case OF
Franz Hartman, a German sailor Gu ,rgeu
with assault aud battery. Thomas Ksl-
lett, an uncouJh but honest looking youth,
charged with lErceny of q shirt, when
asked what he was arrested for, said;-
Helping two fellows drink q pint OF
beer, yer HDnor.n As to the. charge oil
larceny, said he found a greasy old shirt,
washed it and put 1t on his back. SEM
tence was suslended III his case. Adam
Dourbrowskt, for stealing chickens will
spend five months ana tiftesn days ut
Snake Hill u pay a fine or 800. John
Sark will spend ten days In the County
jail for assault and ibuttery on his eni-
ploYer's wife. Edward Thomas, u
thirteen-year-. Ii mulatto who broks into
4 store Oh Monmouth street about Ii week
ago Was given thirty days for stealing
chickens. Mrs. Georgina JACKSON. u
young colored woman, charged with
petty larceny. whose memory was Ut
fault concerning charges uron which
site had been formerly arrested, but tns
sisted that 1t fought to be some where IN
the county books,', was sent to the
County Jail far ten days until her court
recnrd couli hs huuted I'M. .Inrnes vii.
liams was sentenced TO two years at hard
labor IN States prison on this cnargs of
grand larceny. Peter Gust on u cnarge
or malicious mischief was given i've
months and ftLesu days III States Prison.
His record was BAD.