Daily Republican., 1882-07-14
FIFTH EDITION


Last evening the Niavor,s
again thronged with snectate oOurt was
me members OF the Police Go1,O ana II
had been present they would Hnmitteo
the urgent necessity of accedin lave felt
Mayors request and fitting the y 40 70 the
the City Hall for the purpes sn 90 room in
the hearings there. ''ol holding
John Collins was CHARGED mil.
hitting an assault on John p vim Com.
charge being sustained by the euid0 The
the Mayor imposed fine Of VssS ~
costs, and at the request of the ~, no % and
tor held him in bonds to k paOSecu'
peace. N0ep the
A woman who did not hava A..
pearance Of being addicted 70 'ne ap.
was charged with being drnO,,u flak
stated with the tears running down one sae
cheeks that her husband was AZ Su, ast
ing man, and yesterday mornIn0 u ~
he started out to spend his waSsa "Isa
rum, she had also taken a dr;nto lor
made her drunk. She plead H,,. WhalGa
MAYOR to let her 90 home tn haS Su Tue
months old. baby, and His Hono 0r y, tNo
giving her some good advice ord a,ses
her to pay the costs and dismissal , ~
case. ''ou Voc
A young man named Patrick MAJ,
ney was charged with disorderlv % a
duct and using profane and inda UOa-
language. "u'CcAt
Officers Hatton and Green to..o
that a crowd of boys and young 'O'T m
habituaIly loaf on Anchorapss .t Isl
between Fifth and Seventh ayenns S''Ge
the Eleventh ward, and a rail- nl
made ON the gang yesterday when W. .sS
crowd ran and the only one can a 'as
was Maloney. Joshua Maris Nv
testified that every day these na nsHS
lounge on the grass near his res fus
and the vilest language is used 1v avg
very indecent practices indul0rd ~
Allin Tally, Mr.. Maris' coachmsu
corroborated the other witnessSo .S1
said that although he had heard % Nv
fame and obscene language ba SS
never heard anything to equal tS,
made use ofby this gang; he also ,tstS i
that girls with baby coaches VIII" y
doubt bad children confined to tba'
care, frequently met with this panSS'I
their conduct was of the most indsc~,
nature. The Mayor expressed his Il
termination to break up ali such NJ.
ceedings and fined the prisoner s. ana
costs. ~N
Hugh Shields plead guilty to balm,
drunk and resisting an officer and Wss
fined 50 and costs,
The case of Constable Hickman
which is reported elsewhere. cloosd
tho business for the evening.
This morning the Mayor opened Cont
at precisely 8 o'clock and disposed d
the following cases
Mary Green, quite a nice looking
young woman, was fined 30 cents ana
costs for being drunk.
Daniel Cavenaugh, young English
man, who has not been in this country
very long, was charged with diSoriery
conduct, and creating disturbsuCsin
house over Third street bridge Ths
evidence sho wed chat Daniel and his
sister had quarrel, and she had him
arrested but failed to appear against
him. The Mayor said that be Judged
it was "six of one, and half dOzeaO The
otfer,' and told Daniel that be could
go by paying the costs.
James Murphy was charged by James
Foley, with having committed an as.
sault aud Battery upon him. James
plead drunkenness in extenuatiOn Of
the offence, and the Mayor imposed q
fine of 81 and costs.
Two young men who were with tho
party in the Eleventh Ward, that an.
noyed Mr., Maris, upon learning that
warrants had been issued for their ar.
rest came to the hall, and gave them.
selves up. They both plead guilty to
the charge of disorderlY conduct, and
were each fined So and costa.