The Monmouth inquirer., 1896-06-04
Monmouth County Courts
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MeDermott for plaintiff, and J. E.
Foster, for defendants.
Circuit 10, of John H. Cook, VS. R.
I. & W. b. Stout, upon contract. was
postponed until June 18th. Haw-
kins g. Durand for plaintiff and
Stouts for defendants.
The Common Please case of Milan
Ross VS. Frederick G.. Breautigam,
was upon motion of John Hawkins,
postponed until June 18th.
Mr.. Hawkins announced that
Common Pleas 13, of Hamilton B.
Newkirk, VS. John P. Drummond,
upon contract, down for trial June
18th, would not be tried and asked
that it go off for the term. Hawkins
& Durand for plaintiff and 8. A. Pat
terson for defendant.
The panel of jurors called back to-
day were excused until May 29th.
In appeal SO, of Rosabelle easier,
VS. Andrew J. Hill, it was consented
to by F. P. McDermott, counsel for
the appellee, that non suit be grant
ed. E. w. Arrowsmith Jr., for ap-
pellant.
In the matter of the hearing
against Geo. L. Harris, colored, who
stands committed to the County
Jail for making threats towards Edw.
Clancy, of Freehold, the Court had
an interview with Clancy and
after which Harris denied that he
made any threats and the Court
sent for Justice Hulse and Constable
Adams, who made the arrest, and
they both stated that be threatened
to fix Clancy for arresting him. The
Court ordered that he find security
in 800 or be committed until such
security is found, to keep the peace.
He was committed
Thomas Washington, colored, re-
tracted and plead guilty to an as
sault and battery on David Mcdaniel
May 2Ed, in Matawan township. He
also retraeted his plea and pleaded
guilty to an assault and battery on
Thomas Dowd, on the same date at
Matawan township. He was SEN
fenced to two months in the County
jails and costs upon the first charge
and sentence upon the latter charge
was suspended The trial of these
indictments were formerly set for
trial on June 10Th.
WAIVERS.
Authold Williams, colored, plead
A-O~ l4Abr W n WcAif CA u
and entering the store of Samuel
Scobey, at Long Branch, a week or
so ago and stealing therefrom
in money and lot of cigars, r. ".
Lawrence was appointed to defend
him June 1st. Remanded.
Harry Goldsburg plead not guilty
to waiver of an assault and battery
on Minnie Divers MAY 18th, at As
bury Park Joseph MeDernott was
appointed for his trial June 4th. Re-
manded.
James Hogan, a tramp pleaded
guilty to waiver of committing an
assault and battery on David n.
Bray, an officer, at Red Bank, May
18th. Remanded to await sentence
May Goth.
VIM. Welland plead guilty to a
waiver of an assault and battery on
Herman L. Maddox, an officer, at As
bury Park, May 18th. RemaEded
for sentence later Welland stated
to the Court that he was intoxicated
and that he had got drunk off of hard
cider, which he stated could be
gotten anywhere in Asbury Park.
John Davis plead guilty TO waiv-
er of comm itting an assault and
battery on Amos Bennett, a special
officer at Red Bank, on May 21st.
Remanded until May 29th, when he
will be required to plead to another
waiver.
John Mcdonald plead guilty to
waiver of an assault and battery on
Richard Hubbard on May 18th, at
Asbury Park. Sentenced to serve
sixty days in the County jail and
costs.
John Anderson plead guilty to an
assault and battery on David d.
Bray, May 21st, at Red Eank. He
also plead guilty TO an assault and
battery on Amos Bennett, on the
same date. Remanded for sentence
May 29th.
Abram Dubois, plead guilty to an
Indictment found at the October
term 1895, charging him with assault
and battery. He was sentenced to
nav fine of SO and costs and to
stand committed until both are
paid.
The recognizance entered into by
Moses Kahn for the appearance of
Dubois, were ordered discharged
upon payment of the costs.
Friday, May 29th.-Supreme Court
case /. of Chas E. Hollier VS. Geo.
r. Lord eft ais, Executors &c. was
put off for the term. ID. j. Pan
coast. for plaintiff and Hawkins &
Durand for defendants.
Supreme Court 10, of Samuel r.
Forman VS. Geo. T. Comings and
Joshua Little, was announced to
have been settled.
In the Circuit Court 4, of James F.
Kehoe ct al vs Chas. l.. Walters, the
plaintiffs not appearing nor anyone
responding for them motion was
made by Edmund Wilson, counsel
for defendant, that non suit be grant
ed in favor of the defendant and
against thu plaintiffs, which was
ordered. Joseph Reilly is attorney
for plaintiffs
In Circuit Court 8, of N. III. Dor
land VS. Chandler s. Maps, no re-
spouse being given when called by
the Court, it was ordered of for the
term. H. s. Terhune, for plaintiff
and J. w. Slocum for defendant.
The Court stated that in all cases
which have been set down for trial or
no response made to the cases, that
they will, be put off for the term by
order of the Court.
In the Common Pleas case 10. oi
| w. L. Douglass Shoe Company vs.
n a.rr . Rnak fa1far II Wae an.