San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-10
SENSATIONAL POLICE COURT.
TOM MULLALY ARRESTED Fol
NOT HAVING A LICENSE.
The Slick Negro Given Fifty Days
School Boys Fined-A White
Money Swindler.

Police court was again filled with citi-
ZenS of all classes this morning. to hear
the various cases disposed Of by Recorder
McAliSter, who tried Is offenders, as
Sessed $40 in fines, continued one case
and dismissed two.
A. Rahm met II. BreuSing on the street
yesterday and called him a harsh name
The latter reported the affair at once to
Officer Fitzhenry and a charge was pre-
ferred against Rahm for using insulting
language. He was fined S..
Henry Galley, miIkRan, who was
arrested last Saturday by Officer Gulwest
on the charge of leaving team alone, and
who has been confined to his bed since
that time with Sprained leg caused from
runaway. was arraigned before the
recorder this morning. He pleaded gull
ty TO the charge and was fined so.
Walter Hall, James Carroll and Tho
mas Raney were each find $40 or Is days
for vagrancy. Raneys fine was after
wards remitted as he is a consumptive
and not able TO stay in prison.
William MOnigan, William Murray and
Thomas Loetler three young boys, were
arrested yesterday by Mounted Officer
Peterson and Schumacher on the charge
OF vagrancy. They were each fined s.
this morning.
Antonio Saledno, Ralph Graves, Charles
johnson and Joe Thompson. four little
school boys, residing on Martin street.
were taken before the recorder this morn
ing on the charge of being disOrderIy. 1t
seems that they have been throwing mud
ball and rocks at the neighbOrs' houses,
breaking windows and doing a great deal
nnSTrnntiVn Ind
fined the first three 3 each and dismissed
tie case against Thompson on account of
his age. He gave them a severe talk also.
Graves and Jackson paid their fines and
and the little SaledinO boy went to Jail.
Thomas w. Mullaly, Jesse Of the Grand
opera house, was arrested by Officer Gul
west on the charge of running a theatre
without license: He has been running
the Grand for three months without IL
cenSe and the arrest was the consequence
bis case was continued until SATURDAY.
when, it is thought, the license will be
paid.
That notorious negro money taking ar
fist, Willie Washington, of whom the
LIGHT spoke yesterday regarding his
SWlndllng young country boy named
Heck out of 50 30, representing himself to
De ranchman hunting hands was ar
ralgned before the recorder at 10 o o'clock
this morning TO answer to the charge of
being suspicious character, TO which his
plea was mot guilty" The evidence was
heard and Judge McAlister then said
There are $1,000 reputable people in this
city who have to be protected from about
500 OF you tOughS. | am placed here bv
the citizens Of San Antonio to aid in pro-
tecting these 5000 people, and | propose
to do it, and do it right. | will give Won
$50 or so days and don't let me see Won mr.
here again. II you are up again. Wash
ingtOn, you will have TO be placed ON the
county roads"
Richard b. LaSter is a fine locking and
very intelligent man about 80 wears of age
he came here three days ago. and made
1rlends with a country man named Ellis
u: Legner, who has money. LaSter plead.
ed poverty and the country man helped
MIN ana gave him the use of his room
Last night the two visited the Washington
theatre. Legner gave LaSter a $50 bill tt
be changed. The latter brought back thu
amount In silver. He was then given SlC
In silver 10 exchange for bill. He started
out ana ala not return. Legner Informed
irlend OF the occurrence and they start
ed IN search or the man with the $40. LO
catlng MIN near the saloon OH East street
Ihey blew police whistle, calling uD OF
Icer trOboese. LaStCr was arrested ant
LOGGED IN jail, having on his person the 81
In silver. lie was taken before Judg
McAlllSter this morning and a charge O
being suspicious character was preferre,
against him. He was sent to prison fo
30 days. II Is believed by the officers tina
LaSter is one of the men who have hpp
IN the habit OF burgIariZing in the city.