The Monmouth inquirer., 1896-07-16


pea 90 be added.
l%appeal 61 Of Josephine Hunter
vs. narlotte Cox the Court gave a
yerkhct IN favor Of the latter for 5000
depx interest, $13.1 10; costs below
-. A6. total S215,s5 and costs on ap-
peal 10 be added.
Appeals OF Jennie johnson VS. Wm.
9. hnlse and % of Winton ct ais VS.
John a. Ahlstrom was announced
ready
Annie Hurley's sentence for the
iileKa sale Of liquor at Asbury Park
waspostponed until July both.
t5eo Brewer, for receiving a horse
and wagon at Long Branch knowing
it TO pc the property of hack driver
was sentenced to pay fine of $25
and costs.
Frank D'Alloste, for the illegal sale
Of ilfznors at West Asbury Park, was
sentenced to pay fine of $500 and
COSTS
Wn. H. Bennett, who was convict
ed Of stealing a bicycle of an Italian
was sentenced to pay q fine of $25
and costs.
Frederick Schwab's sentence for an
assulE and battery at Long Branch,
was set for July Goth.
Ben1. Lane, colored, plead guilty
TO breaking, entering and larceny
and vas sentenced to pay a fine of
$25 aud costs.
THE recognizances of Santo Ro-
main for Illegal sale of liquor, was
ordered forfeited, Gregano Sacco and
Angelo Strollo are the bondsmen.
Catherine Schleith was sentenced
to pay @ fine of $75 and costs for the
illegal sale of liquor at Long Branch.
H. s. Terhune said the sales were
only made with meals.
ToneY Fidello for selling liquor
from b wagon was fined $40 and costs.
John Corlies was sentenced to pay
a fine of $3.50 and costs for the sale of
liquors Ht West Asbury Park. A. E..
Johnston addressed the Court in his
behalf.
Chas. G. Jackson was sentenced to
pay q fine of $14 and costs to the
Overseer of the Poor of Neptune
township for fornication with Louisa
Cornell and $50 and costs for adultery
with deorgianna Bennett.
TheSentence of Ann Dunn for as
sault and battery on Mrs. Thos.
lZAi444s III TUG ccI4l OJCl]dIu. I rec
hold, was deferred until June Both.
The indictment against Lawrence
Mc Eormiek. for the illegal sale of
liquor at his bottling establishment
at West Belmar was nolle pros.
Clarence YanNote asked the Court
to conapel the administrator of ADn
T. Bel to give additional security
and the administrator promised tx
do 50.
Appeal of Jennie johnson VS. VIM
g. If alse WAS tried before tae Court.
g fer former and e Al
rowsnith ssf FOR latter laf
brought this action for some feed and
hay ordered for Mrs. johnson by
Leonard Johnson, VIM. Myers saiG
Mrs. johnson promised to pay the
bill. Mrs. johnson denied this anC
her son Leonard said he bought the
feed for his fathers horse. Decision
reserved.
Testimony was taken in the case oi
Sarah d. Winton VS. John A. Ahl
strom, A. G. Hartshorne for Mrs.
Winton and J. t. Resell for Ahlstrom.
Decision reserved.
VIM. Fowler plead guilty to en-
bezzling 5000 from Harry Robinson,
and others at Red Bank; Joseph
Reilly spoke in his behalf. Remand
ed for sentence later.
Lavenia Freeman, colOred, for re-
ceiving property stolen of Deborah
Cole, at Red Bank, was fined $15 and
costs and for fornication with w. b.
Whitmore was sentenced to pay $14
and costs to the Overseer of the Poor
of shrewsbury township. Whitmore
was tried by a jury and acquitted
and discharged some time ago.
Annie Daniels, colored, was SEN
fenced to pay a fine of $50 and costs
for adultery with John Balm at Long
Branch and to serve three months in
the County Jail and costs for keeping
a disorderiy house.
Georgianna Bennett was sentenced
to four me nths in the County Jail and
until costs are paid for keeping dis
orderly house at West Asbury Park,
and sentence was suspended on the
charge of adultery with jackson
Mary Ellen Garrity plead guilty to
keeping disorderly house at West
Asbury Park and was fsentenced to
until costs are paid.
pay fine of 800 and costs for keep
ing disorderly house st West As
bury Park.
On motion of A. E. johnson the
entered into by John
Burk for the appearance of John
Corlies was discharged.
John chatham, colored, plead non
vulU to assault on Maggie, his wife,
at Eatontown. E. w. Arrowsmith
was appointed his counsel. Trial,
July 10th. Remanded.
Frank Slattery after conference
with his counsel, Chas. H. Butcher,
who was appointed to defend him,
plead guilty to an assault on Harri-
son johnson at Asbury Park. De-
fendant is now serving a sentence of
three months imposed by an Asbury
Park Justice, for being drunk and
and the assault occurred
while he was being arrested. Sen
tence July Both.
Centennial Smith, colored, taking
and driving Thomas Galligan's horse
at Red Bank, plead not guilty and
VIM. Hyres was appointed TO defend
him July 16.
Frank Cottrel plead guilty to as
sault on Chas. Thompson June %, in
Milestone township, and was sen
fenced to pay q fine of $5and costs.
Peter Vredenburgh was appointed
to defend VIM. Winters at his tria
July 11th for breaking in the build
ing of Matilda Winters and assaulting
her.
Phoebe A. Reid plead guilty to an
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