Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-30
PAYING THE PIPER.

Saturday Night Dancers Pay for the Music
Offenders mt the Various Station
House Hearings.
Fifty-seven culprits were introduced tc
Magistrate Gripp at the Central station
Yesterday morning. They acknowledged
the honor and the corn. Mike Cahill and
George Vert visited Mrs. A. Martin on
second avenue. and because their reception
was cold, broke the windows and smashed
the furniture. Thirty DAYS.
Alex. Bennett labored on the impression
that his mission was to aid the census man
In reducing the population of Pittsburg.
He was fourishIng revolver on Second
avenue preparatory to the slaughter when
arrested. Twenty-Five ant costs or 80 days.
Mamie Joyce was drunk and noisy on
First avenue, and when placed under arrest
the officer said "she fought like tigress. "
Ten dollars or 80 days.
LoreDz Amenduschi, charged with keep
ing disorderly house in MELONS court,
Tunnel street, was given the option of pay
ing $50 and costs or going to the workhouse
for 80 days.
The other cases were of the usual Central
station routine character.
Nine of the ten men arrested shortly after
midnight on Saturday night in disorderly
house in Pine alley, at the head of South
Tenth street, were fined yesterday morning
by Judge Succop, at the eTwenty-eighth ward
station. Mike Liskin and Mike McCaffrey
were fined $40 and costs each; Andy Con-
drew, John LisKey, Harry Cousin, Harry
Liskin were fined S. and costs each, and
Peter Cowler, Mike Brewer and John Llskin
were committed to the workhouse for 80
days.
AT the Thirty-sixth ward station Magis-
trate Succop disposed of seven cases. John
Brown, OF Banksville, was sent to the
County Home on Thursday, but only stayed
until Saturday. He was sent to the work.
house for 80 days. They'll keep him there.
William Golden, a T3-year-old vagrant, was
sent to the County Home.
Magistrate Hyndman, Of the Second
police district disposed of seventeen cases
at the Fourteenth ward station yesterday
morning. Lieutenant Schaffer raided a
Hungarian boarding house at Frankstown
on Sunday morning, in which he captured
thirteen men with the proprietor, Steven
Benlisky, who was fined $15 and costs The
others were all fined S. and COSTS which was
paid. John Book was fined $40 and costs
for fighting on Second avenue. Michael
Moran, John Ward and John Conway were
each fined So and costs for getting drunk.
There were 3S cases at Mayor Wyman's
morning hesring yesterday. Maggie Mitch
ell, the keeper of 43 School street. was fined
S25 and costs for disorderly conduct May
King, of "a Ward street, and Mrs. Connolly,
of 80 Ward street, were each held over for
court on charges of keeping disorderly
houses. Both houses were raided at 8
o'clock in the morning. Three men, who
were arrested at the same time, paid
S. each. Officer Kelsch caught ak
men in blacksmith shop on
Craig street at o'clock in the morning who
were drinking and playing cards. They
were fined S. and costs each. Off
Ger Bucha found thesame number of men at
the same hour enjoying the same recreation
at the foot of Bayard street and they were
given the same fine. The balance of the
cases we're Of the ordinary drunk and COM
mon disorderly character.