The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-26
FIFTH EDITION.
THE CicLEBRArED moo CASE


Barney. the Detective is Heard he
fore Judge ball This Morning for
Trespass--Ths Case Dismissed with n
Keprlmand.
The case OF Detective Barney Nc
vey was heard before Judge Ball this
Barney ]. Money, State Detective,
was arraigned charged with taking a
beagle slut from the premises OF Fran
els Ginglebach, No. l72l West Fifth
street, on Tuesday evening, the 23rd
inst.
Francis testified that Mcvey came TO
his house Tuesday last and said that
he had dog that belonged TO him.
! said 1t was no such thing, as hnve a
dog that was registered at the court.
He sRid 1t was no such a damn thing
and II l didn't give the dog up he
would blow my damn head off and no
choked the dog and took 1t away to
No. lo6 Van Buren, street. lie didn't
want no trouble with the detective, as
no was afraid he would blow him over,
as he got very funny.
lie threw the collar and chain, which
were on tho dog, back into tie yard.
Detective McVey said, on cross ex-
animation, didn't l ask you II you
didn't have II dog that was stolen, In
gelbach, you did not say any such
thing. Who told you to swear that
| would break you and your sons
back. Cling lebach said no one but
yourself. You said II in the stable.
Didn't tell you, continued the de-
tectiye, that tho dog was stolen, and
come with me to the owners house?
Didn't you tell hle on the way down
to Mr. McVeys house that you bought
the dog2 No sir, answered tho plaln-
| till.
VIM. Glnglebach testified that II was
| his dog, a brown and white beagle and
got IL from Mr.. Writ the dog catcher
about the first OF August. IL WINS
| given to him. Had 1t registered, at
| the Court House on the 3rd day OF
August. The dog was named Nell.
Saw Money 1.-THE house after 0 O'Clock.
aud said he was going to have the
| dog. l showed him the paper and he
said to hell with the paper He took
hold Of the dog and my father took
| hold of the chain, and he said leave go
OF II or he would blow the damn dogs
brains out and would hit me. l said
| you had better not lie said the dog
\ was his and he had raised it from
| pup. and he DO God damn II he would
not have 1t.
MeVey cross.exnmined Tho prisoner.
Did you say | would break your
fathers damn back2 Yes, you said you
would break both mine, and my faith
| er'5 backs.
James Mcguire testified to about the
same as Ginglcbach. Barney said to
tho witness, you were not there. Yes.
said tho witness | was | had my work.
| ing clothes on then, now l have my
store clothes on, aud you wero near.
sighted. AS he gave this parting sh0 I
to RarEey he stepped from the dock.
Barney cross.examined last witness
and tried to mix them up in their tes-
timony bot failed,
Barney McNey made statement to
the court that Mr.. Mcbride came to
him about August End, and said Bar
noy, some ono has stolen Bougle
from my back yard und l wish you
would get 1t for me. l visited Mr..
Writ and asked him ii he had the dogf
He said no, hp had not seen 1t.
Mr.. Mcbride was put on tho witness
stand, and testified that he lost the
dog in July. lie had visited Writ aud
and no did not know anything about
it, and did not have 1t. The dog was
coming three years old. He did not
have II registered as he intended to
send 1t away tho following Saturday
after 1t was stolen.
James Il. Writ testified that he cap
turcd the dog in July, about the mid.
die of tie month,
McVey didn't SEQ You and ask you
II you had seen tho dog9 Yes. You
saw me twice. McNey-Are you In the
habit Of giving them away2 Yes. often
when they are valuable. / often give
them away az don't want TO kill valu-
able ones.
From tho testimony it came out that
Barney McYey had bought the dog
and made present OF it TO Mcbride,
as MeNey often used the dog IN gum
ming In the fall ....-..
The Judge said tho proper thing for
you to have done was to have gotten
out eeareh warrant. Tho case was
dismissed. ....