The Monmouth inquirer., 1897-05-27
Monmouth County Courts
BEFORE JUDGE J. c. coNovER.

BEFORE JUDGE J. G. CoNoyER.
Thursday. MAY 2Oth. Charles Sex
ton plead not guilty to selling five
pint bottles of beer within the two
mile limit at Asbury Park, to WIn.
A. Rogers. on April 10th, aud receiv-
ing 25c. therefore. r. V. Lawrence
appointed. Trial May 26th. Re-
manded.
Isaac G. Newing plead guilty to
the larceny of watch and chain,
vaued at $40 on March 10Th, at Red
Bank, the property of Sarah b.
WINS. Retnanded for sentence later.
Louis M:nks and George Travis,
jointly indicted with Daniel Sher-
man, plead not guilty to robbery. Of
assaulting and robbing Jonathan
Grown, of two silver watches, valued
at $50 and of $3.50 in money, on
May 4th, in Ocean township. They
were remsnded to await trial which
was set for May 28th.
Geo A. Crane plead not guilty to
being crnel to animals, of beating
and striking horse, called Mannassa,
on February 18th, in Howell town
ship, property of Henry M. Bennett.
He also plead not guilty to commit
ting an assault and battery on Geo.
H. Lemon, on February 18th, with a
knife and pitchfork. Also not guilty
to assault and battery ON VIM. Hayes,
with club. on Feb. 18th, in Howell
township He plead guilty to beat
ing and striking a horse called Alcan-
tara Jr, on Feb. 18th, in Howell,
property of Bennett, stating that lie
had no defence to that charge Capt.
Vredenburgh appointed. Trial May
25th Remanded.
James Webb, colored, not guilty to
assault and battery on VIM. Taylor,
Feb 18th, at Matawan. Capt
Vredt nburgh appointed counsel.
Trial May 25th. Relnanded.
Samuel Christian plead guilty to
embezz'ing $11.33 July oath, in Free
hold, the property of John n. John
son, for whom he was employed and
which was collected by him of Mrs.
A. A. Thompson. He also plead
guilty to embezzling 1921 on same
date, collected of John Megill, and
guilty to embezzling 1921 collected
from John n. Sickles. ReInanded
for sentence later.
VIM Anglum not guilty to rape, on
Marian Howes, April 10th, in Wall
township, and with attempt S. G.
Cowart appointed Trial May Goth.
Marian Howes is the daughter Of
wealthy Phiiadelphians and is a deal
mute, they being only Summe resi-
dents at Belmar.
Geo. Campbell, guilty to breaking
and entering the dwelling house o.
Wnl. Il. Hurley. Feb. LIST, i'll Howell
township and stealing a razor ane
other articles valued at $3.50 Re
manded.
David Leonard not guilty to steal
ing horse blanket, Feb. 18th, 1896
ia Freehold. of Andrew ]. Buck
from a horse in the MonmoEth Hcuse
sheds. Trial Nay goth. demanded
Samuel Hendrickson, colored
guilty to gaming, of shooting craps
with dice, Sunday, April 18th. IL
Freehold, with others. Remanded.
Edward Braxton, VIM. Braxto1
and Fenton Braxton, all colored, no
4 guilty to atrocious assault and bat
/ terry on Chas Richardson, Feb. 18th
at Red Bank, by shooting him with {
revolver Trial May Goth. Remanded
Edward Braxton not guilty to as
sault and battery on Frank +
Stryker, Feb. 7th, at Red Bank
Trial May Goth. Remanded.
Geo. B. Estell and Jos. Dolnell, not
guilty to forging the name of Geo. B
Stell to a check for $55, Dec. Goth
PAYABLE at The First National Banl
of Chicago, signed by c. P. Engle
hart, and passed upon and cashed b,
/ Henry Steinbach, at Asbury Park
/ Trial May 28th Relnanded.
Geo. Hill, not guilty to assault ane
+ battery on Geo. Bailey, March 10th
Trial May 27th. Remanded.
Wm Hampton, colored, guilty K
the larceny of lumber, valued at 81
April 18th, IN Neptune township
property of Horace Stanton. Re
nanded.
4 Susan Booze, coIored, plead guilty
\ to adultery with Ulysses Jones, Apri
10Th, in Freehold. Remanded.
/ Martha Youmans guilty to fornica
ton with John Carney, Oct. 10th
in Freehold. Also guilty to fornica
4 ton with Chas. Thompson, Apri
24th, in Freehold. She plead moi
guilty TO fornication with Frederick
+ Eyason. colored, Dec. 9th, 1896, il
Freehold, and also not guilty to per
! jury, in that on the 2Sth day of April
last, she made complaint before JohI
/ w. Hulse, Justice of the Peace, charg
4 ing Susan Booze with keeping dis
orderly house, in Freehold township
/ in that she allowed people to gather
at her house and drink and immora
i purposes, on or about April 10th
: 1897, and that before the grand jury
on May 18th, she testified that she
had not made such complaint and
that Susan Booze did not keep a dis
orderly house. No date was fixed fol
her trial and she was remanded.
Annie Haviland not guilty to break
ing and entering the dwelling house
OF Richard Parker, in Upper Free
hold township. Nov. 18th, last, and
stealing therefrom household goods
valued at $40. A. A. Chambers ap
pointed. Trial June 18th. Remanded
Tyler Burden, colored, not guilty
to petit larceny, of stealing a pocket
book and contents amounting tc
50. .05, Feb. 18th, in Freehold town
ship, the property of John Jones
Remanded until June 18th for trial.
JOS. Schenck, colored. not guilty