Evening journal., 1888-08-13
MUNICIPAL COURT.
The Unfortunatcs of Three Sessions of
the Court Before Judge Turner.


the Court Before Judge Turner.
Before Judge Turner ON Saturday even
ing Raymond Trusty was fined 81 and
costs for fighting.
John Gallagher received q similar fine
for resisting an officer Sewell 4. Wright
was charged with assault and battery
upon Albert Brown. Brown had on seve-
raj occasions been unduly familiar with
Wright's girl and Wright had naturally
gone for Brown The evidence was pretty
strong against Wright and when his
turn came to talk he started ia in great
shape He prefaced his remarks by stating
TO the court that he would not make few
scattering remarks like Brown but would
give the court straight tale The
straight tale did not restrain the court
from filming him 81 and costs. however.
The case Of Andrew Galley charged
with selling produce in the market with
out license was postponed until Tuesday
morning at 3 o'clock.
John NJ Beck was accused Of assault
and battery upon Richard Mclaughlin, "A
small boy. Beck was driving along
! Front street with n CARLOAD OF tomatoes
and cantaloupes. One or two of the
baskets fell out and crowd of boys an
noyed Beck one Of them hitting him with
a tomato Beck ran toward Mclaughlin
and gave him several cracks Of the cow
hide for which Judge Turner fined him 50
and costs.
II. John Proctor was fined So and costs
| fora ssault and battery upon his wife
Mary Proctor
Ollie Carter. colored. was charged by
Lawson Morton with assault aud battery
Ollie. to the question OF the clerk as to his
guilt. replied that an he did was 60 hit
Morton twice and kick him once Nor
ton had captured Carter's girl The
Judge advised Carter to get another girl
and fined him So and costs.
At yesterday mornings session of the
court, Mary Rayner was fined 81 and
costs for drunkenness
James Trusty, colored, arrested for
drunkenness. was discharged upon a
promise to join church and take the
pledge
Emma Hopkins. colored an old offender,
was held over until this morning
Lawrence Conlcy was found very drunk
Yesterday. but told the Judge he meant
to return TO Ireland and was allowed
20 depart
The officers found Samuel Leo yer,
drunk on Saturday and had TO bring him al
in coach for which he had 10 pay 81
extra, making it 50 and costs in all
; At this morning session of the mum
2 cipal court Judge Turner presided Will
dignity and dispatched business Of tn,
court with celebrity
The cases of Thomas Davidson and JOIN
! L. Malone charged with obstructing tn
! sidewalk with marble were continue,
until tomorrow morning.
! Noah B. Kershaw, colored. charges
g with disorderly conduct was let of upoi
= the payment Of costs.
e Nicholas Lomhardo was charged wit
n selling liqnor at 1908 West Eighth stree
{ without license. Wesley Massey testi
fed TO the purchasing Of lager beer Their
a on several occasions the last time bein
d on Thursday last Lomhardo was hel
s in $500 bail for his appearance ON Monda
d morning next.
Isaac Black was arrested by Office
IS Meredith with saw In his posscssio
yesterday He gave the officer sever
le contradictory statements in relation
y whore he obtained IT. Martin McDol
ourh recognized the saw at this morn
Y. ings court and the judge held Black
$3.50 bail for his appearance at the Nou
r Of General Sessions
y. Eliza Ford. q dissolute woman, w
by found very drunk at the foot OF Shipl'
street early this morning with James N
oy Clees, John Holland ana Walter Y
II Mayne IN her company. Officers Brow
n and Shorer arrested the party May
was found with n revolver in his poke
or The Ford woman was recommitted uni
he tomorrow morning. McClees and II,
81 land were fined 81 and costs, and May
III was held in 5000 bail for his appearan
at court on the charge Of carrying co
" cealed deadly weapons
Emma Hopkins continued from yest'
". day on a charge Of drunkenness was d
missed upon a promise not 70 appe
ne again in six months.