Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-07
III 7 H Ed


IT,. n"nisipa, q
| c,n ahe d hrst case called M
poy named James Tios
oy Annabella Graci rV,
WIN throwing .tmes
spelling =, some pears al h
thompson came alops
a couple of pears Il
ana burs,ed them, and
leave tue place picket ]
,hrew at the com,i
fsc.s. ss'''utl
Judge Cummins asked
ne had any money. Tbd
ma Tau none. In answer ia
Thompson stated ,ha, h III
lold, his mother was a W.;
10y taking in washing,
children younger thar h
when he had work 10 hal
nad none now had beed
Tor tome day b past bad
Drink didn't drink mnJ
only this much, (mes,n1
two inches on his tore snI
pay a fine ; was here ~
making mouths at J.r
minis said he deserved
ment, and fined lin s.,
| William Wilson Of A
was the next customer.
he found him drunk a
on Front street and VI
Finer IS.
William Wood, a di'ab
vidual who looked as i, N
out Of the woods, wns n
dock, while officer Hurld
hodlng him very drum
| William Welsh, n rgd
good natured, rosy faced \
from Eockessin, was M.
lOfiicer Brickle stated ib1l
habit of coming int n
every Saturday nig..i
Front street re1t.ue!are I
chanalian hoiaer, AID
hirn ON Saturday nieL- h
the hall. Welsh didho.
lpesciiment and said thl,
time he had been Leia-t \
that was once too ,;,.gl
minis thought so 100, AID
| Edward Mulby Sc,
Saturday by tthrer S b
livery drunk apd dis -ltr1
had drunk nothing s.n.s
he was before the MsyorI
to quit drinking MI
" tut you gee somrnuS
drinking like | use. 10.
sober now" askcd IT,
Iyes, ! am perfectly ~ y
the Judge thought liz 20
straighter II be vas III
Wednesday mofnirg.
IJutge, you know be-
went hack.
| The case Of the STATE al
IC. Baird, CHARGED ~itl
battery on Wlihur S. VI
called, hut the dtiendan
ing, his bail was Geclaiad
Ia cipiss was Ordered o.
his arrest, returaable d
morning.
| FIGHT OVER TEA
Edward Elliott,prodgct 4
street was arralgued iyr 4
battery on Warren 5. II 4
per Bros, IN the same hl
Fourth street below X 4
Afternoon. Mr. Hslrer
some peache- sent 10 tha
firm from MiIhngtor \
sent TO Elliot's place q
| King stIeet. Havlu9 bed
went to Ellioti's 70 calm
could not tnd all thai b
land the letter containing
had been torn opea b
fruit had also haen 50 I'D
Town could hardly be touf
basksts, but there wtre u
did not get.
| Mr.. Elliott took offence
he said 10 Elliotl's tam
ling ont took nod OF him
~ get away or he would
broke loose from Elliott
| Elliott struck him and h
the pavement and was
trampled upon. He did Z
Elliott kicked him but
struck him in the face.
! James r. Casperson
sending the peaches IN %
TO Eliott's with ins,Iacti
| the sixteen bas keis CT res
iper's. He fully corrobo'a
| per in his statement q IN
battery.
| James Faulkner as0 ii
same facts.
/ James German SAID ha
carter sixteen bas kr~
peaches had been iut
with Elliott's peaches
1.-The railroad depot thai ~
| Harper to be al Eli o'rs
1.-The unloading o! thr ildlt
| tended taking HarFei.'
when he had ii'l7Ae
Elliott's fruit, but 1ai O.
lake in marking tie illt
liru;t got mixed. He "a
land battery, but though.
when he got loose i'iu
first. ,,ar
Isaw the assault, aud tley
1.-The impression lLa' MI
Deputy S ats's Attorney.
tmitte, the CASE. sfa'lhf
tclear case OF assault anu
stated also that Tie srsL.n
letter by Elliott was
ceedinR. ,..,1
lmany letters cane ~
wrong one was acs'i :. ,,v
Mr' Harper said, >. hrr
will get enough Of d II in 4
through win MI. II. So q S ua
Then fined Elliott 10 p'
of prosecution I
| Win lie Bnried 40
i W. tp,eral OF william