Daily Republican., 1879-03-11
THIRD t.DIIiO
POLICE PICKINGs.

Throwing stOneS-DixSM has bau
mis- Hearing.
The police csurt WIS packed last
evening. The first prisoner tried was
Isaao franklin, the charge being drun-
enness. Hs wa, arrested at the insti
gation Of his vile, but when the trial
commenced she came into the hall cry
ing and stated 10 His Honor that her
husband was only drunk. Isaac was
fined 80 cents aud cost.
Ned Leary, was arrested yes.ef-
day for disorderly conduct and annoy
ing the neigh borho on French street
above Second.
Officer Thomas testified to Mrs. Jones
asking him to arrest Leary, as he was
very disOrdorly al her house. When
the officer went TO the house Ned was
goae.
Emma Jones testified to Ned being
very disordrl.y IN the house and threat
ening TO knock her mother down. Last
evening he knockrd the witness down.
II. W. lla,iIus testified TO the PRISON.
or baing at the house yesterday under
the iniluenc" of liquor and also very
disorderly, rsp cialy 30 last night hou
8until ater 10 o clock, DISTURBING the
entire neighborhood. lie was lined 50
aud cost.
Raymond Trusty, Frank Hance and
George Rhoads, three boys were arres-
tod Tor throwing stones ON the streets.
Edward Williamson who resides on
Orange street aiove Eighth, testified to
stones being thrown and the windows
OF liIs house being broken. TIE stones
were thrown from Girard and New
streots, though principally they came
from the lattsr street. He did not know
who threw them.
Joseph Morris testified 20 seeing
Rhoads throwing stones Oh Glrard street
last Friday, but at another boy. Never
saw him throw any stones at Mr.. Will
Iismson's house,
Daniel Brown heard lot Of boys
throwing stones but did not see any q
them.
Edward Taylor testified to seeing
Rhoads throwing stones at women pass
ing through Girard street. Saw III
boys throwing stones at Mr.. William
sons house.
His Honor informed the boys that /
was very evident some one had throwl
the stones and did considerable dam
age; but there was no evidence of tn,
prisoners being guilty, yet there wa!
evidence Of Rhoads having thrown
stones at women. He therefore dis
charged Trusty and Hance, and Rhoads
was fined 81 and cost.
samuel Hamilton, a resident of the
Ninth Ward, was arrested ON the charg,
d disorderly conduct and throwing
stones, and breaking windows of Mrs
Jane Hamilton. Bernard McVeigh
James McVeigh, Margaret McVeigh anC
John Hamilton all testified to seeing th'
prisoner being disorderly hy THROWN,
stones, smashing windows and burst
ing door open. The prisoner wa
fined $5 and cost.
Maxwell Dixon was arrested for dis
orderly conduct, interfering with an Off
Cor in the discharged his duty and US
ing obscene language on the street.
Chief Maxwell testified that while il
was arresting young man al the cor
Ner Of Seventh and Marke. street
the prisoner came up and said, "
couldn't arrest the man. and | shoul
not arrest the man." The witness lt
go of his man and catching hold {
Dixon said, "You are the man want,
and he brought him to the hall.
Edward Singles testified to haV
heard the prisoner using obscene lai
gease On the street.
The prisoner was fined s. and COS
for interfering with an officer in max
ing Al arrest, land 81 and cost fc
usiLg indecent language on the streets
TINS MORNINGS COURT.
Gus O'Dornell, the oot-black, wa
Rn ed 81 and cost, this morning, tt
using abusive language to young Ia
dy, on King street, yesterday Afternoon
Joshua Guy was fined so cents an
COST. for being drunk.
Henry Julius Bucher was also fine
50 cents and cost, for being drunk.
George w. Fenton was before til
Mayor charged with fighting on tn
streets with one Robert Foreacr
Foreacre is Young man who mad
his escape from the hall last Saturds!
From the evidences of the witness,
il was dev sloped that Foreacre had fir
started the disturbance and also ha
struck Fenton first. The prisoner We
discharged.
Owen Harkins and Philip Harve
we're each fined so cents and costs fl
being drunk.
Thomas Anderson and Cornelius Dev
lin were arrested last evening in tn
city hall for being drunk and disc
derly. The chief stated that the me
wanted lodging for the night, and he ha
given them lodgings the night befor'
He also said they were drunk and dis
orderly and he considered them as va
grants. The Mayor gave them each
days at Fort Pyle.
The last case was that of Enoc
Rash for being drunk. The usual PEI
atty, so cents and cost was imposed.
Mrs. Jones and "Ned" " Leary WEI
taken over to New Castle this morning
they being unable to pay the fine an
cost in the case against them.