The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-20
FIFTH EDITION,


The following cases were dis ,osed
OF before Judge Ball this morning.;
Daniel Mcllhenny, an old man with
his right eye closed, hobbled up into
the prisoners dock, charged with
drunkenness, and was tined 90 and
costs.
Robert Brady. an old man with q
bald head, was charged with drunken
ness
Judge Well Robert. what have you
to say2
Robert was unwell Judge, your
honor.
Judge-Two dollars and costs. Take
him back.
Samuel Parker, colored, drunk. fined
81 and costs.
VIM. Gillespie, Frank Kirk, George
White and Edward Mcconnell, charged
with committing an assault on George
Whiteman. The trial was continued
until Wednesday, the prisoners being
held In 5000 bail each.
Maria Jenkins, colored, drunk, was
recommitted to work her fine out.
William Carroll and William jenkins,
for drunkenness, were fined So and
costs or 40 days Mt the stone pile.
Nancy Irons, oolored, drunk at
Front and Shipley streets.
Judge Nancy have YOU anything to
say2
Nancy-Yes sir. was not drunk.
Judge-Three dollars and costs or 80
days at New Castle.
Emma OFT, charged for selling
liquor without license ON French
between Third and Fourth streets.
Her counsel Harry Turner, ESQ,
plead guilty and she was fined $50 and
costs.
James Gibbs. charged by his wife
Mary with being drunk and dlsorderly.
The prisoner shook as II he had the
ague.
Judge-Have you ever been In jail?
Prisoner sir, sometime ago.
Judge-Mrs Gibbs, do you wish him
sent over
Mrs. Glbbs-No, your honor. II he
will behave himself.
The case was held under advieement.
Samuel Leach, drunk, at Front and
Shipley streets. Judge-Where do you
live? Prisoner--I live about 10 miles
from here. II you will leave me go I
will get out OF the town. He was dis.
charged.
Mary MDanlel, drunk. was fined %
and costs.
Andrew CrucEenbaeh, drunk, was
fined s2 and costs or 20 days at the
stone pilo.
Samuel Robbins. fair complexioned
person with flowing whiskers was ar
raiyned for drunkenness and lined 81
aud costs,
John Mccall found at Second and
King streets drunk.
Prlsoner-I deny the charge. ! was
not drunk, / only sat down to sleep.
| was taken into the union only yes.
| terday aud had a job to go to to-day.
Your Honor, won't you give me o
chanceY
Judge-.No, John, you have had all
the chances in the world. You are
lined % and costs or 80 days at the
stone pile.
Prlsoner-My name is Johnny Mo.
Call, don't forget it, he said as he was
taken back.
Priscilla jenkins, coloreh, charged
with Keeping house of Ill fame at
No. SEE French street, was arraigEed.
Lucy Groves rather prepossessinR
eolored woman, said she formerly
kept house for samuel Irons. und paid
her board at Priscilla Jenkins house.
Judge-The case ls dismissed. You
may go.
John Murphy for com hitting an.as.
sauit and battery on Mary Murphy,
his mother. He was discharged with
n reprlmand to pay tho costs OF the
case.
Mark Dolbow, charged with com.
hitting an assault and battery on
Winfield s. Oaks, on tho 18th of Sep
TENDER. MIR. Oaks said that he was q
trucker, and resided near Centre meet.
Ing house, and has been attending the
King street market for the past eight
years. The prisoner came along and
said, taking hold OF basket, that's
my basket" Il said you eau not have
1t, it's my basket, when the prisonei
smashed the bdslietoyer my head.
LilDurne Chandler. Esq, represent.
ed tho prisoner, and asked Mr.. Oalfs
how many drinks he had taken that
day. Didn't some one point out Ia
you tho name on the basket2'
Prisoner. mo sir. he took hole OF
the basket and struck me over this
head with it.smashing it all to pieces
Dolbow was discharged on paying
costs.