Daily Republican., 1884-02-01
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MUNICIPAL cara
minor Cases--A Charx..,.
ting = Nuis.,s.

Minor Csses-A Chsrg.e,x
ting = Nu,s.ns. '''''
There was q large numb,
torn present AZ this mornibo,o
Municipal Court, and NM, Wy
were disposed OF. '''a
Alexander Cloud and WIN.
Quad were charged with dung ing
and vagrapcy. They were W.
for ten days To New CASTE va, Was
William II. Bayau a., an,
scrioner, both colorsd, yer. .4 :,
with being drunk and din,t.. y
Ger Cathcart testified tina, ny
drunk and fighting At S' Nv!
Orange streets, last pipb, 'H y
corroborated by officer fov,,aa,'
the prisoners were each fined I
costs. v
Abbie Donahoe was chan,
violating . city ordinance ky S
ing q nuisance on the pre,n,... =,
Borno. In consequence Of c,v.
tor Turner being indisps,SiS
sharpley, E4g., Represented IN.
the city, and s. NJ. MacaIli,,.,
appeared for the defense. M
live on Gilpin avenue, and ~,
the plaintiffs prop. rty there
ground belonging to Mrs D,,,h'.
which the water runs int W.
plainant's cellar, and undr,%i,I
foundations. S'
IL was c!aimsd that there 1,
on thi, ground that wonld r,,.
water of, bit which had been X.
by the defendant. The co,O,'s
testified that he had offered n ~
ground and fix the gutter, bQ, 4,
refused to allow him TO do 81.
DR.. Bush testified that conan,
been made TO the Board u H-,S
he had visited the premises and
everything an represented, ba
were very few tracks OF The VA,
ming on Mr.. Borno's properly. 4
found tLat the yard Oh Mr \
pre- misses SLOPE d tow ard the hon.
witness examined the cellar ADJ
some water IN there. There VA,
hydrant pipe in the cellar han
small spiggot, and leading f,O,
spiggot TO the water in the crI,r
was a mark, showing that ,b,,
had run from there. His opiaFr
that the water came from Vi h,
yard and the hydrant in the csIp
visited the place last August, aa
not seen 1t since.
The evidence Of DR.. Bush VA
tradicted by Samuel McCormpk
testified that he was In the cellar
the octOr and showed him tie n
running in from Mrs Donahe,
He also said there was not q pix
the cellar.
Several other witnesses wercens
for the prosecution, all OF whom
fed that there Is at present SON.
inches Of water In the cellar aud N
Iuns In from Mrs. Donoh0ue's lg.
Witnesses were also examined "a
defence, one of who III testified rLt
made the gutter in pl0ughD.
potatoes for Mrs. Donahoe, and I'd
was two feet from Bor nos wal.
After some six or eight witne@a
been examined, ard nearly the d
consumed with the cas,
J udge suggested that Ms. bod
bavr the nuisance abated, and tbs
pay the costs. This was agreed to h
defendant, and the case was drops
Edward A. Harrison was ct ard
Clerk Of the Market AinscOw with
lating the market ordinance
u bearing, and the c4s
until next Tuesday m0s
Thomas GIvens alias Thomas is
ana Charles Col. were charged
committing an Assault and bat'e-
l Huinas hogan, Coluttu. Inv rIln
showed that Cole was in 'lc labh
going 10 the pIosenc ors' h0% and
yiug money To Obtain liquor, and
IN last Monday night be cane "a
and when Hogan refused TO ave
money he struck biG, and WAS
helped by Hasson who bad c.an
Jerusha Hogan and another vito
testitied 10 the fact Of the ASSAM
that Cole was in the habit Of gE4
Hogan's house and annoying NO.
Two witnesses we're "XamIHN
the defence lat their eyidrH'- 40
that they were not present "Ae.
A ssault was committed, Ibr
said that in his opinion the prs
were both guilty Of an argra'a"
unprovOked assault aud ha'',!
sentenced them TO pay ii't''Ed
costs each. There WEIR ''"r
cases pending, but they were M'f
for the present aud al NV '
Court al iourned.