from Mr. Jenkins.
The case of Harriet Smith for nuisance was next called.
Prosecutor Jenkins read the indictment against the defendant charging her with being a common scold and a nuisance.
Sally Hunt said she lived at 67 Penn street. One month ago she lived at 746 Carman street. She made the charge against the defendant; had heard her scold Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Young and Mrs. Lewis, neighbors to her. Even the little children, two years of age, had had water thrown upon them.
Mr. Thompson, who figured in the Leconey trial as detective, said he knew nothing against Mrs. Smith.
"Thank you," said Counsel Hewitt.
Mrs. Hartwell, 18 Fogarty street, gave a very unflattering report of Mrs. Smith's reputation.
The jury rendered a verdict of not guilty.
At 11.40 the witnesses and jurors were discharged till to-morrow at 10 o'clock.
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The case of Harriet Smith for nuisance was next called.
Prosecutor Jenkins read the indictment against the defendant charging her with being a common scold and a nuisance.
Sally Hunt said she lived at 67 Penn street. One month ago she lived at 746 Carman street. She made the charge against the defendant; had heard her scold Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Young and Mrs. Lewis, neighbors to her. Even the little children, two years of age, had had water thrown upon them.
Mr. Thompson, who figured in the Leconey trial as detective, said he knew nothing against Mrs. Smith.
