The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-09-18

Previous to county court matters d,
morning there were several matters
buslness In superior Court transacte,
Josiah Man--ti lisd a petition for the pr
duction of the books 0f the Reliance FIJI
Company for use In the mnrdsmus ca.f
OF Joseph Cash for reinstatement as
member. The court granted the petition
aud ordered tbs books placed In the care
Of Prothonotary Horty.
W. u. Colbourn through W, Fl. HilIss
confessed Judgment to tho amount
S474 40 This finished matters In Superio
Court and CountyOourt took up Its work
John Smith ind Carton Cochran VIII
had pleaded guilty to carrying e0nceale,.
deadly weapons were allowed their ilber.
ty tor two years under the law recently
passed Ivy the Legislature. They may be
arrested and sentenced at any time prior
to the expiration of the two years OF pro-
batlon,
Upon motion Of Josiah Maryli, the trial
Of Peter ID. Rias indicted for murderous
assault was continued until tomorrow
morning. The case was set for trial this
morning.
John IL. Beale was sentenosd to six
months Imprisonment for obtaining
goods under false pretences from Liohen.
stcin and Hart. despite his appeal for
mercy. Adjutant General Hart told the
court how Reale obtained carpet and oil
cloth from Tho firm ana Detective Money
was called by the prisonef TO establish his
fair dealing, but the detective could not
better his plight.
George Robbins, o fifteen year old col
ored boy VINO was before tho court at the
last term, appeared ngain on two lndlct-
ments, one oil carrying concealed dead.
ly weapon and the second OF pointing the
weapon at Harry Rhodes, st. Georges,
Hundred farmer. George pleaded guilty !
to both counts and was sent to jail for 30
days. He must also pay a fine Of $500 andf
pay the costs OF prosecution.
Horace Mundy. oolored. pleaded not
guilty to tho Indictment charging him
Win the larceny OF a pair of Shoes from
the barber shop Of Johnl3enson. and n Jury
was drawn to try the case. Andrew Gray
who was admitted to practice on the fret
day OF the present term conducted the
prosecution. Mr.. Benson testified to the
theft. Solomon Sllverman swors by the
hve books OF Moses that Mundy had aold
pair OF ehoes to hun OH the day Mr.. Ben.
con lost HE. The prosecuting witness
then identified the shoes as his property.
The Jury retired. and In short time re.
turned with verdict OF guilty. He was
sentenced to be whipped with 20 lashee
next Saturday and be imprisoned for six
months.
Wm. H. Anderson. colored. pleaded not
guilty to stealing four POCKET knives from
Jalnes FARRELL OF 9TH and King streets on
Sept. D.
x jury found Thomas holland not guilty
AocphhH thu otoiu Va hoWEd ID. WElkut.
November iIth, and he was discharged. n
The grand jury returned true bills
against j. H. King and William Dough
erty Tor gambling; John Savllle. Ed ward
Beeeon and Joseph Nichols for larceny aud
William and Patrick Thornton for muir.
derous assault.
William and Patrick Thorton pleaded
not guilty to murderously aesaiIltinR
Cornelius Lynch at DuPonts BanksoD
Mayo. George Lodge will defend them.
Joseph Nichols entered plea of guilty to
the charge OF stealing s25 from George
": Guessford ofAppoqriuimink hundred.
Edward Beeson, guilty, to stealing dip
pers. fazors and wearing apparel from
William Reed. John SavllIe not guilty OF
stealing cloth from David Abramson.
The bonds OF Clerk of the Peace Foard
were presented and accepted by thu court
"a also was that OF Prothonotary Wooley.
Mr.. Foard lie bonded to the amount OF
fG3 900 and his sureties are Charles Der
rickson. Columbus Watkins, DIR. T.. II
Gilpin, George T. Wilson and Edward
Draper. Wlllard salisbury is on MIR.
Woolley's bond for 5000