Daily Republican., 1890-04-17
EDITION



The following cases were disposed oil
BY Judge Ball 1t this mornings session
Of the municipal court;
korris Cohen. q young Jew, VA
charged with violating city ordinance.
He was represented BY William 7. Ly.
nam, ESQ, and at bis request the hear.
ing was postponed until tomorrow
morning are o'clock.
james Wiley, young colored man
who has already been convicted Of lar.
cepy, Was adjudgsd guilty OF the theft Of
. pair OF shoes from Hymau Vogel, q
dealer ct No. 2cl West Front street. ON
Ger Swift saw him vi b . bundle. which
he was trying TO conceal under his coat,
and upon learning OF the robbery took
him 10 custody and found the shoes. The
prisoner bad nothing to say, aud wa
committed 10 default oil $500 bail for hia
appearance ct court.
Henry Reavsy was charged with steal
Ing money from George Johnson's till, at
No. 494 West front street.
The evidence showed that last Tuesday
night the accused WAS 10 johnson 3
saloon, and while the proprietor was at
the door bidding some friends good
night, he slipped behind the bar and
took s0ne mouey from the I'LL. When
Mr.. johnson WAS Informed he searched
him and found three 81 notes and some
silver. He told Officer Swift OF the theft
and he arrested the accused last night.
Reavey, who 10 evidently on the verge Of
delirium tremens, bad nothing to say,
and WAS committed In default Of 5000
bail for court.
Robert sarson was charged with disor.
derby conduct, and Mrs. Catherine
O'Neill, who resides on Peach street,
South Wilmington, testified that he came
to her house and insulted her grossly.
The prisoner deuied the Charge aud alieg.
ed that she invited him to her house
under promise TO treat. He called her
husband, James O'Nelll, who WAS In the
dock, and he testified that he was pres.
ent while 6arson was 10 the house, and
that he did not insult her or act disor-
derby 10 any manner.
As there was charge pending against
the husband, the Judge took his testi-
money with great many grains Of allow
anoe, and sentenced tho prisoner to pay
nne OF t1O and costs. AZ he lett the
dock DO called to O'Nelll Jimmy
come down before you 60"
O'Neill was arraigned next, aud hIs
vile and another witness testified that he
neu A'Sheu anu hUubtu mere. lnt Dlk0t
that Johns0n's mill was burned he came
home at late hour and turned her out
Of the house ;she was obliged to sleep In
a water tloset, but did nos say any thing
about 1t, as she did not wish the neigL-
bors to know II. lie abused her again |
last evening, and she had . warrant
issued for his arrest
O'Neill claimed that she was drunk |
when he came home, aud US be said he |
could substantiate this the hearing was |
continued until tomorrow morning, and |
he was ordered to furnish $500 bail. As |
he could not do this he compiled with |
CHrson's request, and went down stairs
to see him before he went away.
Olive Carter, colored, was charged
with disordcrly conduct at Hedgevilie.
Tue charge wac preferred by q police
officer, and the evidence showed that the
defendant resides at what 10 known as
the Virginia House. which 10 occupied by
about ten or twelve colored families. |
Tuesday night. Viols Gibbs came to his
room, drunk, and as she would neither
60 out or go to bed they had . racket. |
lie was sentenced to pay the costs.