Evening journal., 1890-07-28
MUNICIPAL COURT.
Riley and Pulatszo Heavily Fined-Klrk
swears on for SIX Months.

Riley and Pulntszo Heavily Ftned-kirk
swaars on for six Months.
The court room was crowded at tllla
mornings session. Thomas Calvin,
drunk, was fined SO and costs, Thomas
Mameley, drunk, was fined 8 and costs.
Samuel Pason, colored, was arrested by
officer White for being dlsorderly on
Front street last Saturday night. He
went around yelling at the top Of his
voice. He was fned 81 and costs.
Beeson Vandever appeared wrapped Ia
sheets. He had been arrested In the
western part Of the city perfectly
naked. He told the judge that be would
Leave the town If released, but he was
re-committed. Gideon Thompson,
arrested at Front and Market streets for
Interference with an officer, was fined 50
and costs. William Mitchell, colored was
arrested BY Officer Yates for being
drunk ION the coast. Mitchell has been
out of jail but two weeks. He was fined
$5 and costs.
Charles Kirk. charged with being
drunk and resisting an officer, was fined
So and costs. Andrew Crumlish was
charged with being connected with a
fight, and was fined R3 and costs. Eldin
Hagany, drunk, was re committed until
to morrow. Henry Reddell and Ran
dolph Walls were charged with the lar
ceny Of number OF tickets from st.
Michaels Mission, Front and Madison
streets They were held until to-mor-
row.
James Pulatszo was charged with
assault and battery on Philip Gaton of
Philadelphia. Pulatszo's brother was
sworn and testified as follows He keeps
a store at Front and Shipley streets. On
Saturday last Cation came In his alley and
refused TO go ont when told Pulatszo
attempted to force him out, when Cation
drew d whisky y bottle and hit Pulatszo
on the arm with Il, causing 8
deep wound. Several other men ran to
Cations assistance, and James PulAtszo
ran TO his brothers. assistance, but
unable TO do anything with the crowd he
drew a knife and cut Cation In the
stomach. Several men testih I'd to the
good character u both the Pulatszos.
officer Martin said the crowd was so ex-
cited that he had to draw q revolver In
order TO make them obey him. Pulatszo
was fined $e5 and costs
John Riley appeared in the dock with
cut over his right eye, and was
charged with asssult and battery on Ella
McDonough, Riley had been drinking, and
was playing with crowd Of children at
Front and Juatison streets, when he
picked up broom and threw 1t at the
crowd. The broom struck Ells Mo-
Donough and rendered her unconscious.
In making the arrest the officer was
obliged 60 uae hia baton freely Riley
said be was sorry for the act and THAI
he did not intend to hurt the girl. He
was fined $50 and costs,
Emil Vented WAS charged with az
sault and battery on Ferdinand Rarnegot.
Both were German and had to have in
terpreters to give their testimony. Barne-
got claimed chat Vented struck him
aud set his dog on him The case was
dismissed.
Thomas Ryan and Robert FEankford,
charged with the larceny Of $50 from
James Richardson Of Baltimore, were
dismissed on Saturday afternoon.
Richardson has told several stories
concerning his money since
his arrest, each of which
contradicts the other Ryan was very
angry over the a6sir and threatened
Richardson's arrest on charge Of per-
| jury. II has been learned
that Richardson has been on q
spree for about six months and that he
only had $40 whom he left Baltimore
| He has has had several people In BRlri
more arrested on the same charge. 1t IL
thought that he Il demsnted.