Evening journal., 1896-09-23
WARNED BY THE COURT
Men Who Garry Pistols and
RazorS Must
GET OUT OF DELAWARE AND STAY.

III b1 JUSTICE LORE-FOUR
BILLS IGNORED by THE GRAND
JURY.
AT the County Court yesterday after
noon light sentences were imposed
upon several offenders whom Justice
Lore thought entitled to the mercy OF
the court.
Edward Davis and Robert Hoskins.
VINO touched a man for his grip ut
the p, w 4 b. station. got one month.
Walter jenkins, who pilfered set OF
harness from William r. Cochran, but
returned II, was punished with a three
months sentence
COULD NOT CONDEMN HERLOVE
William Foster. who had assaulted.
with murderous intent, his sweetheart,
Matte Lewis, pleaded guilty of as
sault only through his counsel, Austin
Harrington. Miss Lewis could not tes-
tity against Foster, whom she loved.
The court again showed mercy and
Foster gets only one month in Jail
GRAND JURY LIBERATES THREE.
Edward Searles. colored. was SEN
fenced to six months and S50G fine for
keeping a gambling table The grand
jury meantime ignored charges Of sell
ing cigarettes made against Robert j.
Hitler, and those Of larceny made
against John Snyder and Nellie Fields.
Antonio Carpinello and Julian Raf-
fallo, Italians, were each fined 500 for
selling liquor illicitly at Wooddale
COSTS 500 TO POINT A PISTOL
Preston Mouseley's case was tried by
jury. He was charged OF the embez-
element Of $500 as bailee from Benia-
min +. Leverlng on July %. Although
good character was proved, Mouseley
was convicted of this charge and fined
$40. w. ]. Rochester, culored boy.
was fined 800 for pointing a pistol at
a Brandywine hundred farmer
BUSINESS IN A CROWDED COURT.
Spectators and witnesses were 80 nu-
merous this morning that they were
standing two deep around the court
room when Justices Lore, Marvel and
Cullen resumed business. Josiah Mar
vel withdrew from the defence OF
George Harris, charged with toying
with a female child, consenting, how
ever. to submit q list OF Harris Wit
neases. Not being able to employ coun-
sell Harris was thrown on bis own re-
sources and began arranging with Dep
uty Sherin Tucker about his trial to-
morrow morning.
Ambrose Scott, OF Chester, who seem
ed proud OF his black Depew mutton
chops, and Alexander Jones' OF No. S0i
Tetnall street, were each sentenced tc
ten days for carrying n deadly weapon
Abraham Sinnox, whose sweat-cloth
had been discovered, was fined 500, OF
IN default or that, was sentenced 20
one months imprisonment. He had
proved his previous good character,
and the reputation OF being an indus
trious workingman.
SUITS OF A NEW YORK FIRM.
Abe Stein & Co., OF New York.
brought four suits against Isaac r.
Quigley, OF Wilmington, and four suits
against Winfield S. Quigley, each on an
individual prOmissory note. William S.
Hilles, appearing for the Quigleys, ask
ed and moved that, as these were SINH
lar causes OF action and should have
been consolidated instead of making
his clients liable for the costs OF each
case, that the court take action. The
court ordered a consolidation OF the
suits
The court was kept waiting because
OF rush OF business be-
fore the grand jury and
no undisposed OF cases before the court
Finally the grand jury was sent for
, and brought In several indictments. II
was announced that the additional
jurors for the Court of Oyer and Ter
miner would be required tomorrow.
STOLE SKIRTS AND SHIRT WAISTS
Mabel johnson pleaded guilty. but
asked for the courts mercy, TO the
charge OF robbing Helen White. She
had stole two skirts and a shirtwaist
articles OF clothing, which she badly
needed.
= The Johnson girls face would hav,
convicted her before a jury. Razorl
and bricks had both come in contact
with it IN her time Justice Lore re-
gretted that he had TO send a girl o
her youth to a place like New Castle
Jail, but sentenced her to six months.
John Beall, who confessed that h'
! had only been released from prison
last March. pleaded guilty to obtaining
goods under false pretense from Mrs
Louis Topgiss, was severely repri
manded by the court after his plea o
guilty. He was sentenced TO sii
months Imprisonment and a 5000 fine
John Rogers, OF Trenton, was sen
n ltnttu " A0n Ah1o Abl DDihNihb eh oA'
: pistol at John Webster.
!, William H. Swiggett, for stealing
4 bed sheet from Hattie Luff, a well
: dressed colored woman, who keeps
! boarding house, was sentenced TO tw'
months Imprisonment. James Harris
I, OF Nebraska, displayed transportation
papers and other evidences Of identih
cation and industrious habits and go
off with one months imprisonment. 70
stealing a coat from Levi Riddle Har
j. ris was an honest-looking white maj
n with a VanDyke beard.
e r r.. Cochran, Jr., made his return
II in the divorce case OF Sarah G. McClur
n vs. Charles w. Mcclure.
4 The grand jury returned two tru
T. bills and ignored four. George Collins
a larceny, and Emmanuel Johnson, carry
. ing concealed a deadly weapon, wer
arraigned. Both pleaded guilty an
will be sentenced this afternoon.
The four bills ignored were agains
n, Isaac Christy, larceny; ollie Robin
y, son, carrying deadly weapon; Thoma
a Kelley, larceny, and Andrew Dough
W a,.tv assault with intent to cOmml