The Penn's Grove record., 1893-05-26

co URT DOINGS.

The jury In the case of John Porter
Robert L. Clampett found a verdict for
Porter for $47. so. Clampett bought a
colt Of Porter and after its delivery PIE,
scented All old note. Porter said lie
gave no such note to Cbas. M. Miller.
The jury allowed Sam Ray Is cents a
week for waiting OH his uncle John
Ray, before he died. Sam was very at
teutiye to him and expected to he re-
membered in his will. AS he was not
lie brought suit.
TAVERN LICENSES.
The following were granted:
Samuel French, Woodstown.
Joseph G. French, PENIS Grove.
VIM. Fell,
John W. Blake, Pole Tavern.
Is. M. Ferguson, Alloway.
5. l.. q. Murphy, Elmer.
Margaret s. Thadeus Acton, Penns-
vile.
Charles Brown, Pennsville.
G. F. Gruff, Centreton, Pittsgroye.
Chas. Kern, Upper PittsgrOve.
The application of David Kelly, for
Thunderbolt Park, near Salem, was
not pressed.
Geo. W. Crothers, WoOdstown, and
Samuel Stanley, ~Pedricktown, were re.
fused. E. 5. Fogg presented a remon'
STRANGE against Stanley.
The fee Of ali is $3.50, excepting Sa m
uel French's at Woodstown which was
raised to $500.
State VS.. Jos. 4. Roork-unlaw(ul
taking of a horse from Benz. Justice.
G. NJ. Bacon for deft.
The State detailed the offence and
fastened 1t upon the prisoner. The de-
fence was that pitff. had hired delt. ms
a farm hand; that they drank together
alt II afternoon. and at 4 O'Clock
started to 60 home; then Justice wen!
into Highways agricultural store in
Salem, leaving deft. in the wagon out
side; afterwards Justice came out and
told deft. to drive home and he would
follow; that the horse knew the road
and would safely take him there; that
deft. did not know the roads around
Salem, and he went in a wrong direc-
tion and was arrested.
Verdict-Guilty of The larceny OF
some clover seed that was in the wagon.
In the suit of Jos. b. and William b.
Wilson against the Penn's Glass Com
pany, the jury disagreed, after being
out from 8 p. NJ. Wednesday until IL
A. NJ. Thursday. Wilson sued the
company for $500 for ironing the fur
mace. Supt. Fox, Jos. d. Whitaker
and Asa &. Turner testified that the
contract was for them to do the COM
pany's work for $40 a week and pay So
a month for the use of the shop with
the privilege of making tools for other
companies. $40 IA week was paid lin
regularly while he was in Peun'5 Grove
although the factory had not started
to furnish other work for him, than
ironing the furnace. Witnesses from
~Brldgeton, who had not been pail bills
owed by Wilson, testified against his
Veracity. Wilson left behind lain i'll
Penn's Grove several unpaid bills on
the plea that the Company had not
paid him. The same thing he has done
elsewhere. The trial was very inter-
esting. The jury stood IL for making
the Company pay and IL against. The
juror who stood out against the COM
pany, it is said, is intimately connected
with Union glass blowers.
The following sentences were impos-
ed: Henrietta Ashton, keeping q DIS"
orderly house. 30 days; Joseph +. Z.
Koorke, larceny, two months; Frank
Baker, larceny, is months in State
Prison; Joseph Sanderlln, assault ana
battery, three months; Isaac Sturr, as
sault and battery, fined S25 and costs.
WOodstown Is agitated with The re-
port that Francis Lingo will take up
his residence in BaileytowD. He mas
been l0cturinR there lately and become