The Monmouth inquirer., 1896-01-02

wanted Warrant issued IDi
1aDan and charged him With assam
and battery, bat Heroy stated thsi
ne wanted to get bim out of the wa,
lso that he could get his goods away
from the house, that afterward
/ Heroy told him that he had ~
all he wanted and the sale took plars
! after thar. The Court reserved III
decision. S. A. Patterson for tbf
! appellant and Aaron f. Johnston
lfor appellee
The sentence of John Ireland, fol
An assanit and battery upon his wifs
Theressa Ireland. in Raritan town
ship Ang. 18th, last, came up before
i the Court. R.NN. Dayton addressed
\ the Court in d4frDo ants behalf and
ked That leniency be shown him.
4 Sentence was susF ended until the
! first Thursday ID March next. Re.
n*ed nfacs same security.
I Patrick ii Eager, for selling IN
! ltoxicating liquors at Long 81 AM
sentence. f. Patterson. his eoan-
sci, addressed the Court 10 EagersS
behalf He WAS sentenced to pay 4
fine of $50 and costs.
The sentence Of Thomas Maifles for
petit larceny, Of stealing 4 vaIise and
contents Sept nth, at Asbury Park
ltfle property OF Howard Clayton, Was
suspended until the first Tflursday IN
March next. Released upon Same
security
The sentence of Robert I4andon.
eoi0Fed, FOR an assault and battery on
Charles Keath June Gath 1T Asbnry
Park was suspended until the first
Thursday Ia March next Released
fzpon same security
The sentences of Henry Hertz and
Philip Fretz for selling intoxicating
liquors on Sundays at Long Branch
was postponed for one week
William Fitzgerald plead guilty
to keeping q disorderiy house at
Long Rranch in the place knowr AZ
the New York Club during the East
Summer Released upon same Sc
csa ,ty until Jan. 2nd for sentence.
John Kirby refractea and plead
guilty to the Indictment found
against him. Sentence deferred for
one week
The appeal SO. Of Jaines a. sage.
appellant. VS. Hugh Hurley, appellee
WAS tried before the Court without a.
jury This suit was brought By Hnrs
lev 10 recover of Sage for the value
of a colt which he, Harley. traded to
Sage for q mare The evidence on
the part of the appellee, the plaintiff
below was fo the effect that be and
Sage traded horses. that he traded
Sage colt valued at &f35 for Il roam
mare which was guarsnt "a by Sage
10 be sntie eTsd salch n ssse fKsak s.
i. a. .s ~ d 4
ing the horse was left in his stable aud
when he went TO harness her to go to
Farlningdale, he ,uld not, With the
help of his son. get the harness uDon
her because she would jump up and
down, go forward and backward aud
would not stand still and that upon
upon another occasion he tried to
harness her alone and succeeded in
getting the harness on her bnt failed
to hook her TO the wagon, that he
then put her in the stable and has
not driven her since. The defence
claimed that the horse was gentle
but that when the harness was being
put upon her that she would shake,
owing to a sore neck and that no rep
resentations were made to the effect
that anyone could drive her. Hur
ley and others testified thar they did
not see whereithe horses neck was
sore The Court reserved decision
Alfred Walling Jr., for Sage, and
Aaron E. Johnston, for Hurley.
Upon motion of Prosecutor WINS.
the following recognizances were
ordered forfeited, the defendants
having failed TO come in Court after
being indicted at the October term
last, viz:-Catharine Grattin, illegal
selling Liquor, James Griffin being Sc
r.. <aL
with Sunday selling at Long Branch.
John Y. Kolb being security; George
Morris, charged with assault and
battery, John I. r. Brown being
security: A. J. Dubois, William f.
Kahn being security; James Megil,
charged with Sunday selling in Ocean
township, Christopher Murray being
security. John " holb, charged with
Sunday selling at Long Branch, own
security: Thaddeus &. Brown. Sun
day selling in Ocean township, own
securiuy: Chas. hEggers, Sunday sell
ing at Long Branch, j. V. KoIb secur-
ity.
Harry Kipp and William Bailey,
for assault and battery on Eueene
Whiting Nov. 18th, 1894. in Raritan
township, were up before the Court
for sentence. E. w. Arrowsmith Jr,,
who was appointed by the Court
to defend Bailey at his trial, address
ed the Court in his behalf and Viii
liam Hyers who was appointed to de
fend Kipp at his trial also spoke tc
the Court about the matter OF sen
tence. kipp was sentenced TO pay
fine of $25 and costs. Bailey wes
sentenced to pay fine of $40 and
costs.
The sentence of Harry kipp upon
the charge of committing an assault
and battery on Abram Cohen ia Key
port, was suspended.
The application of John J. Stroth
maker for a wholesale license wa:
laid over until Jan. 9Th.
William II. Bennett, for petit lar
ceny, of stealing a bicycle which ht
found along the highway leading
/ from Red Bank to Oceanic, was ar
raigned J. Reilly addressed this
Court in his behalf and stated thai
he had petition signed by severa
citizens OF the neighborhood il
which the defendant resided, asking
tEat the Court suspend sentence
Sentence was suspended until tbs
First Thursday in February next.
| John johnson, colored, jointly in
dicted with William Taylor alss
colored, plead guilty to q waiver fol
breaking and entering and larceny