The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-09-30

Inc following cases were disposed OF
before Judge Ball this morning.
William j. Dorsey, arralgned for
drunkenness. He was found at Eighth
and Church streets, and fined 81 and
costa.
Daniel H. Foss's name was called,
but owing TO not being over his spree
he was unable to appear before the
Judge.
William II. Barnett, arraigned for
disofderly conduct, the charge being
brought by his father. He was dis
missed with n reprlfnand.
Francis Boiles and Isaac Murray,
colored, arraigned for shooting "crap"
In Andcrson's Court, on Sixth near
Walnut street. They were held In the
sum OF IS for their appearance to-mor.
row morning.
James Murray, Harry Shields and
James Mack, were arrested by Officer
Haines, for drunkenness. They were
each fined % and costs or 20 days.
James Pennington, colored, was ar
rested by Special officer Fisher, color
ed over Market street bridge, charged
with creating disturbance near the
colored church. He was held in the
sum OF OF S25 for his appearance to-
morrow.
James Brady, arraigned for drunk.
enness, being brought in by officer
| Virtue. He was fined 81 and costs.
! Alfred Mann, colored, arralgned for
drunkenness, was tineda and costs.
Elwood Poulson, colored, arraigned
for disorderly conduct. He was dis.
charged.
Ida Jeiferies. colored. arraigned fol
drunkenness was fined 81 and costs.
Frank Foley and WIN. Maroney ar.
Iaigned for selling jewelry without q
State license. They were discharged
to leave the city.
Henry Neutzle and VIM. Bush, ar
raigned for trespassing on the proper
ty of the b. Il o. at the Delaware ave
nue. station. They We're recOmmitted.
4 John Burns, arralgned for drunken.
ness was fined So and costs.
Viola Agnes, n rather prepossessinp
oolored woman, who has figured quite
frequently lately before Judge Ball
was arIaigned for drunkenness. She
was re-committed.
Morris Hogan, colored, arraigned
for drunkenness and disorderly con
duct was fined 81 and costs.
Thomas Kane, arraigned for drunk
enness, was fined 81 and costs.
Fernando Giendino, u fierce looking
italian. was arraigned for committin,
an assault on fellow-countryman OF
the 18th day of July last by striking
him on the side OF the head with his
fist and cutting his hat all to pieces
vador Mulchlo, testified that he wa.
not.wlth them when the fight started
He saw tho crowd and went over Il
see the fight, the plaintiff claiming
that the prisoner had taken ten dol
lar gold piece that belonged to hin
and then started TO fight.
Several other witnesses were exam
ined who testified to the fact that /
was free fight and numerous Italian
took part in it. 81
The prisoner was dismissed. tn,
judge thinking the evidence insuflicien
to impose tine.
Alfred Saddler, Henry Belts, Wicker
Burres, Joseph Dill, Willard McNit
and Frank Connor, six colored boys
ranging all the way from II to II year
of age, were arralgned, charged witt
committing an assault on John Troves
Jr., also colored, who appeared on TIN
stand with rag tied around his head
covering his left eye.
The affair was nothing more than
common street fight amongst the boys
There being no testimony to connect
any OF the boys with committing tn,
assault, they were discharged and lef
the hall in great glee.
Thomas johnson, colored, arraignet
for committing an assault and batter
upon Alfonso, his wife. The assault
commenced by Thomas taking som
money from Alfonso which he ha,
given her the day before. In the melsi
he struck her in the face with his opel
hand and threw a vase at her which Gu
her on the head. He also ran out anC
picked M stick to hit her with, but
was taken from him by some men win
came in the house to see what the rum
pus was about. She said calling hin
/ Mr., Johnson, that she wanted her be,
i clothes and that lie could be turne,
out into the street, for all she cared
/ She was not going to live with Mi
Johnson any more. lie was her secon,
I husband. He gave her only Sl35 t.
pay the expenses In the house for tn
past three months. lie was dlsmlsse,
not to bother his wife again.
George Dutton, colored, arralGnet
! for committing an assault and batter
on Laura Howard, cOlored, little gil
some s years old, on Sept. 9th. II
was held In the sum of 900 ball for hi
, appearance tomorrow morning. III
Judge thought IL was a cnse for Agen
! Frank Stout to look into.
David Collins and Timothy Sullivan
arralgned for committing an assault
and battery on Frank Henderson III
case was continued until Saturda
} morning.
Elizabeth Mason, arraigned for keel
, ing disorderlH house at the ourne
, OF Fifth and orange streets, was fine
, $50 and costs.
Nellie lleutOn, arraigned for keeT
ing house Of i'll fame was fined S.
and costs. .==..
To look upon bright beautifu
baby and remember that the onl
medicine it ever takes is Dir. Bull