Daily Republican., 1885-08-04


atraiened before the court this morn
iig. He went into the office of the Chief
Engineer Of the Water Department yes,
terday, and Mr., Nolntife, the chief,
knowing what he wanted said he would |
rot pay him that blu until Wednesday. !
Shields insisted that he must have the
money and the chief as stoutly insisted
that he would not pay him, and started
up stairs, telling Mr.. Joseph Bond. as
he passed, not to pay Shields. Coming,
down, Chief McIptire and Shields get
Hold Of each ether, but no blows were
Aruck.
I Officer shoerr being sent for, Charles
1. Kyle first arrived and took Shields
cut, the officer named takiuR him to
(he hall. Shields admitted that he had
been drinkin but was not drunk y udge
| Cummins find him 81. 45 which he paid
Ind was set at liberty, Mr.. M,lntire
hot being desirous of prosecuting the
case.
Christian wittish WAS found down
around the coast" very drunk and
disorderly by officer Brodhart " and
lScosts was his sentence,
Bridget Maloy, perhaps kith and kin
Ito the celebrated " Pat Maloy noted in
lsope, was arraicped by officer Smith for
Edrunkenness. The officer said she had
Ebeen lying i'll front Of the meeting tent in
the Ninth ward enjoying the refreshing
showers of rain yesterday afternoon, but
| when he found her she had crept out OF
the rain into barn. Bridget said she
was a " lone" widow, had only taken
little beer, and this WAS the first time
she had ever been before His Honor.
She was remanded to the cells until y o.
clock to morrow nor uing.
William Moice was found by officer
Porter in q very drunken state, down
on Front street, and taken TO tho cells
He said he was before His Honor once
before about month ago, and paid
1920. He said he would leave towI
| | il dismi issed, as Daniel Spruance neal
Clay ton, wanted him to come and worb
for him. Judge Cummins asked hin
why he did not keep sober He sale
| | he weuld from this time forth If he wa
. | let off. Judge CummiDs did not SEE
y | proper, however, TO let him of so easily
. and put 81 30 more on him.
| John Harrison and his wife, ho't
I'll young people, were arrested yesterda!
by off Ger Welsh, for being drunk ant
disorderly. They were found at From
audJacksou streets, the wife the drunk
I est of the Two. She was very insulting
and abusive. The officer had to get
!, cart and cart them to the hall. Harrison
ehlu tnty " CLIO poooAh6 ehAoNSA S-
city, having arrived on train, an
!, were on their way 70 Hartford County
II Md. He denied being dunk, thong
/, he had been drinking. Judge Cummin
l. I'd him If he III DE- lis wife drunk o
| if his wife made him drunk.
/. He said they met another man AM
}. his wife on the boat, and he suppose
oi they all made enc another drunk. ii
a plead hard TO be lei II and promised 3
l. leave the city, but Judge Cummin
J. thought that they had better pay i'm
If OF S. each besides costs before he went
r. o. p. Purdy was charged by a littl
,r boy named Norman Haiues with as
IN sault aud battery. The boy stated tina
g. when he and some others were in tn
eighbornood of the electric ligh
C. works, Third and Lombard streets, MI
IL Purdy struck him with his hand ON th
ii neck. MIR. Purdy stated that be is fr'
NJ, quently annoyed by gangs Of bad boy
,ct | who congregAte and call himself an
a others with him bad names. On IL
'ef occasion referred TO little Haines Gale
T. out 10 him and a lady with him, =" Loo
of at the electric light, man! Look at Il
ur electric light, girl !" and as he ran pa
10. him he threw his hand around al
nit knocked his hat off. The case was d
). missed and the boy advised TO beha
of himself in the future.