Bridgeton pioneer., 1895-05-16
FORTY ONE TRUE BILLS.
"A Bad Lot of Criminals Must Stand Trial in
the Criminal Court, Say the Grand
Jury After Its Deliberations.

the Criminal Court, Say the Grand
Jury After Its Deliberations.
The Grand Jury completed it's inquest
into the criminal affairs Of this county
and made it's presentment Thursday
afternoon. 1t has done good work,
and made good record, returning forty
one true bills against the evil doers of
j, the county.
Those indicted and in Jail, or under
bail are as follows, many of them enter
ing their pleas at once:
Clarence Hogan and Francis Champion
pleaded guilty to five indictments for bu1-
glary.' The places burglarized for
which they are charged, are Kimball,
Prince Il Co.'s office, in Millville, Isaac
OWENS mould shop in Millville, Harry
Mires' dwelling in Millville, and the East
Bridgeton station and office of Lewis
W.'Tomlinson, in this city.
Jesse Frampus, pleaded guilty to il
legally selling liquor
John Smith pleaded guilty to receiving
stolen goods on board the -. S. Will
liams.'
Abram E. Middleton, of Millville,
grand larceny, guilty.
Samuel Mains, Millville, assault with a
knife, guilty.
Jesse Beebe, abusing livery rig, guilty.
Sherman Pierce, indictments for OBJ
tanning money by false pretenses, not
guilty.
John r. Jones and Helen Jones, re-
ceiving stolen goods, not guilty.
Joseph Grimes, Frank X. Ward and
John Smith, breaking and entering store
at Port Norris, not guilty.
Hiram Livesley, Millville, assault, with
intent to kill, not guilty.
Nick Brown, and William Allison, 3
indictments for burglary of Brown sis
ters, Allison, guilty, Brown, not guilty,
and for assault and battery Eliza Brown,
and assault and battery Martha Brown;
Allison guilty, Mich not guilty.
William Allison and Nick Brown for
highway robbery on Theodore Stratton,
not guilty.
William Allison, Nick Brown and
Charles Harmon, for highway robbery
on Walter Cresse and Joseph Carman,
Allison, guilty; Brown and Harmon, not
guilty.
Nick Brown, Ellsworth Brown and
William Allison, breaking and entering
store of Robinson Bros, Allison pleaded
guilty, the Browns not guilty.
Nick Brown, Ellsworth Brown, Charles
Harmon and William Allison, breaking
and entering store of C. II. Bennett, Alli-
son guilty; others not guilty.
The same four, to breaking and enter
ing store of D. S. Pedrick, Allison, guilty;
others not guilty.
Nick Brown, Ellsworth Brown and
William Allison, breaking and entering
store of Brown q Meyers, at Fairton,
Allison and Ellsworth guilty; Nick,
guilty of being there, but did not enter
store.
Nick Brown, William Allison and
Charles Harmon, breaking and entering
store of S. Tomlinson, at Shiloh, Allison
guilty; Nick and Harmon not guilty.
Nick, Allison and Ellsworth Brown,
breaking and entering store of w. III.
Vanleer, Deerfield; Allison, guilty, others
i1op ullly.
Henry Anderson, indicted in 1894, for
the Perry robbery in Hopewell, pleaded
not guilty.
Mary Smith, fornication, not guilty.
Alexander Hayes for murder i'll kill
ing John Booth not guilty.
Dayton Dare, burglary.
Verschanski & Braunstein, larceny.
Elias Braunstein, disorderly house.
Joseph Bailey, disorderly house, not
guilty.
Benz. Foster, disorderly house not
guilty.
John ?. Terrell, illegal sale of liquor.
VIM. Smith, assault and battery.
John Blizzard, assault and battery.
Court is over for the week. Appeal
cases will be heard on Monday, and the
criminal business will begin on Tuesday.