Daily Republican., 1889-07-05
FIFqa EDITION
OoNhh Ot July nELI.A..-.@

-. "'n"ks' Di,ordcriy Co,
""c' and Other Offence, i,,f.r. V.'' ~
Municipal Court 'a'
The Municipal Court ,h,s
was the scene where slxt,. 4, ns ~ofhlhg
aa account of their actions ~ re''oGs gae
oil July, aud where they r..a 'ne foaHh
merit. according to
The fret case cal ed TIL, mo,,,.
.hat ot barney Lapiere. oara, us va
,ounu MN down on the ta,lfo,I SIne'e'
Jonn Riley was ARRESTED g.
Brown for disorderly co,5'., ~ oHcet
claimed to belong to Chester ~. 10
aud COSTS. flledG
Joseph Robinson was arr,s,a,ho
Ger Sh-rer for being drunk nnI A., w Va'
Robinson said he came ir'.',, 1,''NtlrfI
Uhristiana Hundred, to rec ths r,lI llI
lie .aid he was shot al IN tbr s,1 svuA
bullet gong through his tr1n...@ We
Ihe opinion OF the Court VA, tl1Ti.ns
shot in the neck worse than in iva
and flned him 81 aud costs uSFsl
Lizzie Johnson, colured a,,o,,,,
oihcer Sherer on the railroad s,S y, "
went to see d female lrrul ., 'Il r sls
hotel and they had someu,iny to nrosa
but did not think she Would vs, s, uilus,
Fined IS and costs. s'' ''uas'
q a. aranh jackson, coored, arrested i,
Ohicer Russell, for getting drurs "
disorderiy out in Hedgeyllie, WAS aaS o.
and costs. "H'ua
Thomas o'Connell, arrested bv oN,
Yates ior beiug drunk and tlsofIe,IrH sys "
an Italian restaurant was fined ii ,tI -,
costs. He stated In answer Ia ,Ls noa.i Saa
that he bought liquor in the place '
Robert Carberry, coIorei. was a,ro.,.,
by officer Yates for being drunk and ,t',vi NJ,
orderly in the same Italian re,,au,'n, a,,-
bntiRobert ssaid he got NO liquor tbers
Fined 81 and costs. 'A''S
Isaac Casno, arrested by officer WI
helm yesterday Afternoon lor hen,
drunk and disorderly was lined III .ns
costs. "AN
John Mcneil, arrested by officer ,I,.o,
for being drunk and disorder, wa. dnoi
81 and costs. He said ha came trnn HaI'
tim0re and found his friend Joue. IN tGi, Ji
city and they drank too much
Wilson Powell, was found by os,s
sherer at Filth and Poplar drunk, sA
was fined 50 and costs.
William Russell, arrested by officer
Crawford for drunkenness, was fined Sl
and costs.
Joseph Georgetti, was charged BY
Louisa Jetiers, with being drunk and dis.
orderly, and with making threats against
her. Joseph Is in the employ OF Mrs.
Jetiers and boards with her, but got on A
Fourth OF July drunk and abused her.
Fined IS and costs.
George Lloyd, arrested by officer Bur.
leigh for being drunk, was fined g. and
costs.
William Wallace, arrested by oilicel
Galloway Tor being drunk, was flnei 81
and costs. ...-
Russell Craig, arrested by Officer Nste
for drunkenness and disOrderly conduct
was fined g. and costs.
John Wood, arrested by Officer Yate.
was still 100 drunk to be tiled.
Patrick w. Keatling was arrested on
Butler, charged with disorderly conduct
by throwing bricks In crowd one
which almost struck Butler. keatinl
admitted that he threw a brick bn, mol
ut Butler. He was fined 81 aud cost.
Albert Wingate was arrested by OtfCsr
Raymond for being disorderly Ia the
saloon Of John Quincy Adams, Eleventh
and Kirkwood streets.
Mr.. Adams stated that WiDglre ild
others were in his saloon yesteriGy fdrs.
noon, and were so disorderly rhslhe Md
to eject them. In an hour ailGvSas
Wingate came back with shotgun aud
pointed 1t at him, and in selI-he-clcy he
had to throw bottle at Wingss L
keep him from shooting. The gun va
EXAMINED and found to be heavily LOADED
Wingate was held In $1,000 bail Tor Y
appearance at court.
Robert Cummins was one OF the Ia.
who hlRhwayed John W. Morris aud tS
other small boys week ago on tile sou'
side and took their cherries from tba
which they had gathered.
When he was srraigned this morul
John w. Morris would not swear po.
lively that Cummins was one of the b.
who took his cherries from him Ci
Solicitor Turner, however, SAID tn
Cumm!ns was one OF the boys, nobody d
MED that, but there were exteuuatll
circumstances which appealed in mis- b
half. The Court said that CummiHs ha
frequently been arrested, first for OF
crime and then another, aud 1t woul
not do to let such boys prey upon Il
community.
Mrs. Cummins being present. aimittt
that her boy had done bad, but she plea
hard for him to be let oil this time, as 81
had just got place at Edge Moor Il
him 10 go to work on Monday, and sa
If ever he WAS arrested after that sh
would not interfere TO keep him irOl
being sent to the Reform school.
Mr.. w. T. Morris, father OF the bo
who was robbed, also plead for the Cou
to be lenient with the boy Cummins, al
to give him another chance to reitFl
The Court at length yielded, but II
formed Mrs. Cummins that this won
positively be the last time.
Richard Smallwood colored la1 W
another of the boys who engaged 10 u
cherry robbing. He pointed the p'stoil
Morris and his companions h ads viii
Cummins aud the other boy robbed tbel
Smallwood had his hearing Ye'terdt
morning and was ordered TO be sent
the Reform school.
Henry NJ. Ward was arraigbed 81
tintd SO for committing an ulJas, nan
assault and battery on Hung NaW,
Chinese laundryman Wards only
euse was that he was drunk anu diu
know what he was doirg. -,
Philip Dougherty was dlseharte1 nv y,
the charge OF committing an Assault Y \
battery on Hop Lee, as the latter hsd
Dougherty's little daughter WIN pie
oil gum hose. -,
At the Municipal Court vest fd
morning E. r. Stevens was tiued q y
costs for firing pistol III the streets, A.
James Martin, coored, was liled
same amount for flring gun. dol
Heck was recommitted until thit tl"'
ing for drunkenness. Andrew flep'
drunk and disorderly, was fined @ /"
costs. Thomas 0'Hara, drunk, was ~ ~
81 and costs. Lewis Williams, uiu
and disorderly, S3 and costs. lholl y,
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