Daily Republican., 1882-07-06
FIFTH EDITION.
MAYOK'S COURT


p"" OF TranugresSO,.
The Mayors Court was crowdo,
this morning at the 8 o'clocI again
ana despite the efforts of che po TIGI6lagS,
tors. Will speCta.
The first case called was John II
ley, who was picked up BY An ots mud
an intoxicated condition, .Jobn Icsr In
costs. w GENTS and
Clayton Murray was charoo,
disorderly conduct, and beatin WIFI
daughter ut their residence in ~ Big
cipty OF Fifteenth and French s,S. VI
The officer testified to hearing c p;a"'@
murder in the house, and to 9b H''oS Of
tion In which he found the Fond, cgaOi'
and other things whea he ' orae
Murray made statement in W b iCH
said that he wanted to have rn T,Ua 10
his house and his daughter wouSS S 10
obey them, neither would She u hoy
and persisted in having mon com,N WO.k
the house to see her. The Mavor
gested to the prisoner that he sug
discipline in his house, but he e "aated
ly not understanding the meaning S'a !;
the word said "No, sab, WONT e.,
none OF dat in my house." He wa. lave az
ed 81 and costs. was aO
Thomas Davidson partook too Co.,,
of the ardent, and was landed "OIl!
Hall, for which he was required t ~ n wa
a fine of so cents and costs. " Pay
John Hughes was charged with ho,,.
drunk, and In pleading guilty 10 ~
soft impeachment, admitted that %
had not been sober for several wSot ~
The Mayor imposed a fine of 30 C CSn..
aud costs. WI"
William Boes also partcok too fra.,,
of the Intoxicating cup and was VV Y
quested to hand over 80 cents and co. y,
Benjamin Drum, who stated tbS ,' 10
came from Philadelphia in search J,
work and sampled Front street whiSLU
until he was urco,s cious, was tbS may,
customer. Benjamin said that bs S.S
never been in Delaware before and ~
His Honor would only let him On ha
would take the shortest way TO pst nm,
of the State and never come back ay,in
He was fined 90 cents and costs IN, =,
he only had 81 30, the matter waS co%
promised at that amount, and RSnis
min departed with an injunction fran Fam
the Mayor to leave the city as soon AZ
possible.
william Lohner also took sevs,,l
glasses more than he could stand and
consequently woke up this morning n
cell. He was required TO cOntri6un
80 cents to the City Treasury, aid psv
the costs of his case. f
James Dennison who is rot muoh
more than boy, became very drunk
and entering saloon demanded aDOh.
or drink which the proprietor refused
to give him. This aroused James An.
gIy passions, and no took chair and
commenced to break things generally
The saloon keeper then had him a.
rested, and the Mayor fined him 81
aud costs.
The next, was the old familiar taccOf
Bill Baldwin. 1t seems that William
has kept pretty straight for the past
two months, and has been working
almost every day, but the Fourth was
too much for him, and as he had never
let a Fourth pass without getting
drunk, he determined that this should
not be an exception. The consequence
is, that he now languishes in the coll
for the want Of 80 cents and costs tOpay
his way out.
Alexander Gracey admitted that be
had drunk too deep of the flowing bowl
and the Mayor said that frequently
1.-THE evenings entertainment won't
bear the mornings reflection" and pe
litely requested him to contribute u
cents and costs.
Charles Thomas who had badly
disColored eye seemed 10 think thatthe
proper thing for him to do was to Gtt
drunk and lay around the pavemenS@
Front st.; the Mayor differed with bin
however, and assessed him 80 CentSald
costs, as a gentle admonitiOn 10 DO
better in the future.
Patrick Leonard was not used 10
drinking and having got little more
than was good for him, created slight
disturbance on Front street and was O.
corted to the Hall. The Mayor tod
him that it was a bad way to CeleOFaa
the Fourth and levied on his finances
to the amount of 81, and costs, g.,
Hilbert McCracken being troubled
with a dizziness of the head, caused W
the fruits of the still, mistook a Day
loft for his bed roor, and at hereqos
of the proprietor of the stable Es s
brought to the hall. He wa requlf0l
to furnish so cents and coStS'