Daily Republican., 1886-12-27
THIRD EDITION.



largest levee 10 his court this morning
that 1t has ever been his lot TO hold yet.
The police docket was cleared time
after time, only to be filled az ain, unul
twenty-six cases had been heard.
The first case called was Charles
Murray, q colured man living on Raj i
road avenue bet ween West and Wash |
ipgton strests. Officer WEIGH arrested l
him for threatenirg to fire q gun st 6
crowd Of boys. Henry Fillmore, viii. |
liam Cook, William III onioe and Pat. |
rick Joyce, lads from IL TO Is years OF
age, said Murray pointed q gun At them |
on Christmas day and threatened 70
shoot them. just for nothiuR; they had
not done single thing 10 him,
Murray stated That the boys stoned
him, one Of the stones striking him on |
q crippled leg. He told them 70 stop,
but they kept on throwing ones at the |
house. He then got his gun and told
them II they did not stop he would
throw shot among them, but he did not
point the gun at them. Elizabeth
White saw the whole affair and corrob.
GRATED MuIrAy's statement, and Judge
Cumm be lie viz q her rather than the
boys, discharged the prisoner.
Bernard N Quay, ard William
Brown for Christmas DRINKS, were
fined 81 and costs.
John Conners, arrested by Sergeant
Tsy lor for being drunk, was discharged.
Spencer Greenwood WAS painting the
town red on Saturday afternoon when
Sergeant Zane spoiled his fun by lode
ing him in the lookup. He plead
guilty to being drunk and d,sorderly,
and was Aned az and costs
Abram Wright was arrested In his
house, at Sixth and Pine streets. on
Chrit tmas afternoon by Special Officer
Hama tor abusing his wife. He was
III Ell s. and COSTS
Word being sent to the police OFF 30
On Saturday evening that Aaron Du E
lane,, z03 Wens Fifth street, was
aousnR his wife, Special Officer
Meachsm vitited the place arrested
him. Harriet Du'aney, the wife, beiu z
called said that the man was her nns-
band aud "she want goin' to 20
agin ',m." They had few words, but
she was lis " lie, and II she was willing
to put up with 1t, IL was nobody else's
her husband struck her. Judge Cum
Minis said that however much abe
might relish being struck and abused,
that did not justify her husband in
breaking the peace. and he fined him
50 and costs
Emma IL, k.us, az. Old of snder, with
on infant in her arms, appeared next
in the dock Ofictr Welcn found her
in very dilapid .tsi cond iiion In the
neigh borhood Ut Hedgsyille, and had
considerable troable 10 getting her 70
the City Hail, she d 'clsre1 that she
had not tesu-in the dock fo- month
that she was at service with farmer
Hare's Co ,ner she came into town
taNr -
things, aud 20. into bad company and
got drunk. She DREADED the disclosure
OF her condition 10 her employers, aud
pleaded 30 tard that the Judge relaxed
and let her OF
Theodore Scot. was brought in ny
Officer Loper and another officer for
using "A kuIIe tc tuU tree manner at q
house in an alley 81 Sixth and Walnut
streets.
John Rich AZ son, the occupant OF the
house, testified that q large crowd OF
persons were gathered there aud were
engaged in eipging hymn. He told
them to be quiet. OIL they would alarm
the mel hborhood He went up Stair,
but being annoyed by the noise came
down and told them they mutt leave,
and as Scott walked out the door he
struck at him with KIN lie teveral times
L
. d told Richardson II at ain cling hymn
saved souls from hell. He did not sec
the attempt 10 cut. James Tfuitt In {
very graphic manner described tn
attack OF the cope He SAW Scot
cutting and slash.Dg with knife, a
he cut several times at him. John HaT
zlrd also saw Soft cutting arc und wit
knife. Scot. was held IL default @
5000 IA answer next Monday.
Edward McGonigal cams In from tn
county spend Christmas, but got 70
drunk - get out again and got TO fight
ms his fellow prisoners In the celia aftt
SpA.lal Shoor had gathered him in. II
was bued g. and COST.
NJ. T. Page was arrested at the P, "
x b depot by Officer 5h0or at the IL
stance Of j. ". Aydon, train d
spRtcher, on saturday evening I,
Drunkenness and dlsorderly conduc
He wa tued IS aud costs.
Deborah Morris was arrested u
stealing COLA wEtsn aud q $40 81
from GeoE2e Chester, bu, the mon,
ana wAtcn being returned 10 Onic
Msguhe Deborah was dischsrstd.
X ate Bowen, arrested by Officer Ru
eel for being dIuLk Oh Christmas eve
ing, was remaL ded TO the celia until
o'clock aud then 10 b@ discharged.
On 6HleIuh AuG CfiCSlo III ACE
desoentou Hester A Faulkner's pls
on Second slrse. bot Eeen Madison Al
Monroe, or Saturday,, and s,ooped
the proprietress, with Michael Lahe
James Dennlson, Joseph Cox al
another man Tor bang drunk and d
orderly. The woman was fl 1ej s 10 "a
the men S. each.
Alexander Carter, q colored man c;
rying . valiee, WAS hailed on sumo
morning between . aud 3 O'Clock
Officers Mcguire and Shields.
After considerable gt1mbling
opened his satchel, but nothing "
found In 1t that Indicated larceb
They then searched him aud fonnt
revolver In eide pocket Carer stat
that be had been To Baltimore to se
brother, Who made him present of /
pistol. Judge Cummins held bin
$500 bail for court, which he pro APP
furnished.
John Maguirs and George Thou
for drnnkennas AIS, were haed I'll ca
and costs.
William Peyton. aged l6, and Rob
Cassidy. aged II, were arrested by q
Ger WEIGH for trespsssinz on the cars
the W. q n. Railroad. Peyt ton
crept In through a window and '
about appropriating some property
himself. Toe boys are great pests
the community, and will not stay
homs nor go 10 school. As they "
too old tn no sent TO tue Ferris Refo
School, the Judge fined them 50 6
costs Zach.