Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-18
LIGHT SUNDAY HEARINGS.

The Number of Persons at All Station
Houses in Pittsburg Far Below the
Average-Anegheny Not HEAVY Either
Several Workhouse Sentences.
Yesterday mornings police hearings were
exceptionally light all over the city. At
Central station, where there are generally
about 80 prisoners to be tried Sunday morn
ing, there were only ~, and these were
mostly of the commonest order. doc"
Lankhard was sent to the workhouse for 80
days for entering Fulton street house and
using bad language. Dan Foley, for acting
disorderly on Smithfield street and insulting
Constable Groetzinger, was sent to Jail for
ten days.
Magistrate Hyndman disposed of five
cases at the Fourteenth ward station. Pat
rick Donley was fined S25 and costs for
stealing coal from Latimore's coal yard.
Benjamin Lindsey and William Carney
were fined So and costs each for interfering
with an officer while making an arrest.
Walter and Dawson McCland forfeited $40
each for fighting at Frankstown.
There were nine common drunks at the
Nineteenth ward station, and they were all
fined 81 and costs.
Magistrate Succop, of the Southside, had
13 offenders up for hearings. William Ma
gee, who had been loating around Ihmsen's
Glass house, Fourteenth street, was ar
rested for interfering with the workmen
and causing trouble. He was given 30 days
at Claremont. William Connolly entered
Carson street saloon and acted disorderly
because refused drink. He got ten days.
Owen Welsh was, also, refused drink in
Walls saloon, West Carson street, and
wanted to do up the barkeeper. He was
put out three times and returned and started
a fight. He fought, kicked and bit those
who were irving to quiet him. His SEN
tence was 80 days. John Haset came in on
a Pittsburg and Lake Erie train and refused
to get off at the depot He fought Henry
Smith who was putting him of. He got 80
days.
Magistrate McKenna disposed of 21 cases
at the Twelfth ward station. C. w. Irwin
and Jas a. Brady were fined S. and costs
each for acting disorderly on Third avenue
at an early hour yesterday morning. A
disorderly house at No. 1913 Liberty street
was raided Saturday night and the pro-
prietress and nine visitors were captured.
Mrs. Kindel, the proprietress, was fined
$50 and costs. Mary Kenner, Mary Martin,
Jack Herman and Edward Donahue, four
visitors. were each given 30 DAYS to the
workhouse. The other five visitors were
discharged. James Dauson and Frank
Jacobs were arrested at an early hour yes
terday morning on a charge of disorderly
conduct. The former was fined S. and
costs and the later $40 and COSTS James
Gibson was arrested on Sixth street Satur-
day night. 1t was alleged he took a pair
of gloves from passerby's pocket. He
was discharged. The other cases were COM
mon drunks
Magistrate Leslie disposed of eight cases
at the Seventeenth ward station. John
Color acted disorderly at the G. A. R. fair
at Forty-frst street Saturday night, and as
saulted the doorkeeper He was fined S25
and costs. William Bond, for running q
gambling house at Banner and Almond all
leys, was fined $40 and costs. James Clark,
Bonie Oracle, Isaac Greer, James Fields,
Bernard Robinson and William Fields, Wis
itors to Bonds house, were fined $3 and
costs each.
Mayor Wyman had 20 cases to dispose of
in Allegheny. Charles Tette, of No. 80
Virgin alley, was arrested for throwing his
wife downstairs and otherwise abusing her.
AT the hearing the abused wife appeared
and interceded for her husband, and he was
let off with five days to Jail. Peter Speiter,
arrested for the alleged larceny of $50 from
his sister-in-law, was discharged owing to
lack of evidence. A. G. Hannah, for fight
ing on Chestnut street, was fined $40 and
costs. Take Muger and A. W. Doollinger,
who were engaged in fight and who abused
Officer Bizarth, were fined S. and costs each.
The other cases were common.