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I to*C8:ow n iFINES OF $1,000 EACH; PENALTIESOF HINSON BROS.era fConMlt;tbentancerfn(l-noreandiffh-t lieandbe-Vio-iw n -ibisImposed in Connection With Short Weight' Case—Others Sentenced in Mercer CourtWortham (C HicSh! £ Co hl^HnPO t h iRV Hi'^SSfc' BrothersHirstrh of real estate Charles FWilliam C dealers and Hir^eh ofi.it imidis coal dealers, were kcax’hpfined $1,000 and c.oat. by Juri**nitn.nMarshall in*M_erter Court this morn charges of obstructing justUfe5l1 i 1nnjn i n e Tow n tod i serffairsin -reiup \T-€ ..isre.sen inlt;. r*K1I Themk03tsr charge* of -obstructing justice-t^aaj the, rresult of the defendants •hating induced Herman Hatcher, a nf one of Hirsch Brothers roalnentaan-'City the | tert- v,3 that at oneenmio-su-both cases amount toduvgrto Intake an alleged false af-were dr-of Citj Measures that they„ coal 185po u ndSrI n It Fj|t'ni®li|bgfOre the late Turlg*NaarPt)lie7defend^|nts produced the £ fi riavit|ma*dejSy Hatcher in which he fetatedjthe-lsff^rt ] weight was due toto deliver home and — pounds Jutdg^»,Sfalahrhrefused to take theheir hree ar-? to :ore may ?ED.rantthatrimet\\ (isaymablyrderac-areend,theybcLtheridelurewagnnsfidavft coal dealersrented! at Mpsk instigation Seated eights andO DongyanKlro charged ahort£hweijglj!gg. a. • ton oft nnH S*' • mjjjmSih nibthreej no* tof CliftOf Br mondtrolMrStreei towns impro den Ir HojnegleiH sh lj-lnme the p I Jroad0amdaw as*evidence and fined Illrach HrotnersHASL’ILargCh*c-Ano cj lt;n tChuroof SjejFridasthingtodajarnOn^May orght r aob-jlryited»urtofgedthenanandourteirleaJeden-gedamindThe Grand Jurv then indicted W^lMam C and Chai lea F Hirsch for, causing Man her to make a. feNe affidavit During the trial of the indictment the driver swore that the defendants offered him a position as stable boss at a greater salary than he was receiving to take the Affidavit The jury convicted the brothers after a deliberation of four hours /CLBMBNCT ASKED Thia morning John H Kafes. who with former'Prnsectnpr Crnsslcy rep-Lireffented_the defendants, pleaded for clemencj In imposing sentence the court took into consideration the domestic relations of the brothers, and for thatj reason, with their past reputation, did not impose a penal sentence , _Arthur Hammond and Augustus Williams, violators of the probation rules were- each sentenced to the Workhouse.for 18 months The former was given a j ear for v iolating the rules ind three month* each 051 two charges of petit larcenj Williams was given a year for breaking and entering and six months for larceny of fowls, the original charges against himWalter Hutchinson, Jr , John V McDonough and Decxa Smith, the young men who robbed the hardware store of James Tams at Broad Street Park, were disfranchised. Smith was also fined $25 and costs and placed on probation, while the others were let go with the coats and probation. Jacob H. B Dukexnier. who received some of the stolen goods, wasi flned 825 and eofets «mmI plfleed on probation— uiher aenteuooa fullo^v. Ei nwl Jackson, statutory offense. Work- minutehniiv «ix monfhki wflltsinf €*r r,,petit larceny, $25 ana costs ana pro- Takihatlon, Nofmat BovWhah, petit Uu - aubjeceeny. $25 and costs and probation, peopleWilliam Tyler, assault and battery,County Jail/ 30 daysThe Stone lowshl on Tl l*J\ery-t Ideri then t: fn the “Inthy it-genera #rounlt; llgion the m; in at 1 tion h declare the Rlt; ‘Tui have ( place Ji especi \ rhe n r
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Trenton Evening Times
Trenton, New Jersey, US
Fri, Mar 31, 1916
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