The Monmouth inquirer., 1896-05-28

JDe deIenuauD OF no cause iOF
action
Benjamin Holmes, colored, of Free
hold, retracted and plead guilty to
fornication with Eva Cheesman in
October 1894, at the Peach Orchard.
Sentenced to pay a fine of $14, pay
able to the overseer Of the poor OF
Freehold township and costs and
to stand committed until both are
paid
Charles Frey retracted his plea OF
not guilty and plead non vuIt to the
illegal sale of liquor in Freehold. He
was sentenced to pay fine of $25(
and costs and to stand committed I'M
til both are paid.
William B. Whitmore plead not
guilty 10 fornication with Layinia
Freeman Oct. 10th, at Red Bank. He
also plead not guilty to grand larceny
OF goods amounting to $50 on the
same date at Red Bank, the property
.of Deborah Cole. Remanded to
await trial which was fixed for June
18th.
Frederick Schwab plead not guilty
TO an assault and battery on Albert
Cohen Jan. 18th, in Long Branch.
His trial was fixed for June 18th.
Tuesday, May 26.-In application
sof Louis SIeinbach for transfer to
him of the license granted to Humph-
'phrey j. Hayward mistake was
found in the notice filed with Clerk,
1T being dated May 25th and the
Court stated a new notice would
have to be filed. Abram Michaelson' s
application was laid over until June
2d. Vim. Grifin's wholesale license,
Ocean township, was granted, fee
$50. In the application of Edward
Fisher for a hotel license at Southland
near Lakewood, q refnonstrance had
been filed with the Court, containing
six names. A. E. Johnston, counsel
Tor the application, filed q petition
signed by 1872 people living in the
vicinity in favor of it. 1t was laid
over until June I'd, as was also the
application of James Larkins, for a
Eotel license at Shark River, in the
place known as Ribles Hotel. James
j. Murrays application for the Beach
House, Sea Girt, was granted, fee
$175.
Antonia Luzardi, an Italian, was
sentenced to serve five months in
The County Jail and costs for selling
Beer in Neptune township to which
he plead non vult.
John d. Clements plead non vult
fo an assault and battery on Marga-
ret Parker at Long Branch, G, E.
Patterson addressed the Court in
his behalf. His sentence was post
poned until after his sentence upon
the charge of adultery expires June
14th.
Anna Dunn's sentence for assault
and battery and malicious mischief
AT Freehold was suspended until
June 18th.
Wednesday, May 27 Supreme IA of
Ed. Fairy VS. Cook & Genung was put
of for the term as there was no re-
Sp1nse III. 8. Tsrhune for plaintiff
and J. E. Lanning for defendants.
No response was given in Circuit
of Robert G. Adamson VS. Kate B.
Stokes when called and it was put off
for the term; Terhune for plaintiff:
Heisley & Morris for defendant.
Circuit 20 of w. W. Conover vs. R.
V. Breed ct al, was by request of r.
Allen, Jr., counsel for Conover, who
is confined to bis home by illness,
postponed until Sept. 3rd.
Circuit % of ]. Beck & Co. VS. III. ].
Butler was put off for the term. Ter
hume for plaintiff; G. E. Patterson for
defendant.
Common Pleas II of n. Sickles VS.
the Board of Freeholders and 20 of
Frederick Gebhard VS. the Freehold
ers were postponed until June 18th.
Nevius & Wilson for plaintiffs and
G. E. Pattel son the Freeholders.
The panel of jurors was excused
until May 28th-
The application of Lorenzo H. Won
haus, for wholesale license for his
grocery at West End, was refused by
the Court, it being new application.
Richard Dalton, who had been in
dicted at last October term, for as
sault on Robert Landon, was dis
charged on the request of the Prose
cutor.
James Gibbons, who had been com
mitted by Justice J. r. Conover, for
making threats, and no bill found by
the Grand Jury was remanded until
June 1st, to give the complainant,
Daniel Hendrickson, an opportunity
to testify.
The Court directed that Edward
Clancy be subpoenaed to testify in
the case of Geo. L. Harris, alias
Sweet cake, colored, who was arrest
ed on his complaint, on May 28th.