Daily Republican., 1879-02-25
POLICE NEWS.
The DOlngs Of the PSAbee. q COu RI
Room Grow doa - Cases Disps,sed

| Last evening long before the Cvnr
commenced crowd Of persons had col
lected around the City Hall, in order t,
be present at the trials 10 take plac.
The room was not large enough to az
commodats those present and many
were obliged to remain outside. Tn,
first case tried was that OfAnni. Brady
Jams Heck, Joseph Heck, John Cray.
ton; Thomas Bridgsman, James Bridge
man and Solomon Smith. The frs,
named was arrested for keeping dsor.
derly house, and the others were yisi.
tors to the house.
Joseph Munson tho first witness said
he was unable to sleep at nights for
the continual noise from next door. He
stated there was crowd Of men and
women, white and cclored in the house
day and night. Called 2 or3 officers
in his house last Sunday night in order
for them to listen to the noise. They
remained in the house about thre. min
utes. When they left one OF the officers
told him to have them arrested. Their
noise continues from seven o'clock in
the evening until early in the morn
ing, Sundays and every other day.
They play cards, can hear them call
tor drinks and the people seem to be
under the influence of liquor. They
also annoy the neighbors generally.
Annie Brady asked the witness if he
ever saw any disrespectful person ever
enter the house,
Witness-l have seen number from
the Dew Drop Inn."
Annie--All the noise the witness as
ever heard has been laughing and sing
ing.
Another prisoner asked the witness
if he ever saw him go into the house
drunk To which question the witness
replied she did"
James Watson testified to stoppiog at
Mr.. Newson's, knew nothing OF the dis
turbance, but have heard considerable
noise in the house next door.
Joseph Newson, ST., said he called at
his sons house last Sunday afternoon
about $50. Heard the noise next door,
and stated 10 his son she would move
out Of the house if he was him.
The noise was plainly heard and the
house was shaken very much.
Sergeant Jones testified to help max
ing the arrest OF the parties in the
house.
Officer Canon being asked il he had
ever heard of any disturbance in the
house replied he had not.
Mayor Almond addressing Annie
Brady said, "you have been here be
fore under the same charge during my
and will fine you $40
and costs" The others were fined 81
and costs each.
George Lloyd and Michael Collins,
two boys were the next tried, the charge
being disorderly conduct on the street.
James Lewis testified to three boys
yesterday morning snow -ballng in front
Of his house and using very miserable
language. He told the boys to leave,
but they would not, and this thing is
continual day and night, have heard
the boys cursing hundreds of times
George Lloyd speaking to witness
was there Sunday morning!
Witness. You are there all the time.
John Jester John Gar rbison and James
tray, testified to the boys continually
wearing in the neighborhood. George
Lloyd was recognized more than the
,ther prisoners on which George asked
me of the witness "How it was you
lon't know the rest p The witness re.
,lied, because you are there every
lay"
The Mayor informed the prisoners
hat this would have to be broken up,
nd they were each tiued 81 and costs.
The next prisoner as James McColli-
an, who was charged with assault and
'attery on Frank Tillson.
As the witnesses names We're being
allied Mr.. Kyle one OF the witnesses
"here he is, never deny my
ame."
Frank Tillson testified to tn. priso-
er shoeing horse at Bullock's shop,
Ihen he informed him he was burn
ng the horses foot. I'he prisoner
truck him on the arm twice with q
arge file.
Prisoner--Did not tell you three
ines to go and mind your own husi-
esss you told me you would break my
eek.
Walter Gardner testified to seeing
he prisoner striking the man, though hs
id not know what it was about. The
IAN was standing outside the door
hen the prisoner struck him.
Prisoner.-Where were you standing
the time q
Witntss---Just outside the door. I;
Mr.. Kyle a workman in the shop tes, s
fled to the prisoner telling the man to fl
, and mind his own business; he would s
OF go. Saw prisoner strike at him in Ii
'der to get him out of the shop. They n
ave superintendent over the shop and I,
le prisoner did not wish to have any I,
ore bosses. s
William Jamison and Dennis Canon a,
stifed to the prisoner ordering the
an out, hut he did not go.
The Mayor informed the prisoner
lat he could put the man out but the 81
w did not warrant him in striking II
10 man. ~
This morning Lawrence Jones, a IN
amy was arraignpd charged with II
an assault with razor up. ol
/ another tramp thereby intlicting 8
,ep cut below the mems knee. The II
'isoner was fined $40 and cost. al
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I'd do work cheaper than any other II
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