Evening journal., 1894-11-30
MAY WAS IN NEW CASTLE
But the Dive She Conducted
Was Kept in Running Order.
POLICE ENFORCE LAW AND ORDER

And Her Successor Joins Her In jail.
Several Unfortunatss who Were De-
/ prived OF Their Thanksgiving Turkey.
A masquerader who Got Gay with the
/ Omoers-other Cases.
In Municipal Court Wednesday even
| Ing. several cases attracted the atten
| tlon Of the Cadi Michael Mcdonnell i
was convicted Of disorderly conduct and /
lost his turkey dinner for the lack OF So |
and costs William McGranp, better /
known as Bucky McGlnnis, who antici
pated matters by getting drunk the day |
before the holiday, ate with Sheriff /
Gillis at the castle and saved $3 /
Enoch Smith was fined 30 and costs for |
a Ike charAe; while James Dougherty |
was excused and forwarded 10 the |
Soldiers Home.
The cases OF assault against John |
Richardson on N Smeliz and Robert
and George serson on Napoleon Adams,
were continued, the former until
December the latter to December 10.
Judge Ball ocsupied his accustomed
bench In Municipal Court yesterday
morning, Two oRses OF drunk were In
the dock, both Of whom had faced him
before One was Charles McNulty, and
despite his excuses, he was fined 81
The other WAS the venerable Patrick
0BFien, who Ead su revoir and not
good bye to Sheriff Gllls Wednesday
| morning. Within twenty four hours he
WAS agsin In the tolls He pleaded TO
be allowed TO 60 so he could get 20 bis
home In time to spend Christmas, no the
Judge made his fine SO or twenty days,
which will allow him to get ont just Ia
time for the holidays.
Several weeks ago May Smith, who
keeps a house OF III fame on Orange
street, WAS convicted OF the offense and
also Of selling liquor without license, and
not being able to pay her fines which
! | aggregated over $l00, she went to New
Castle jail. Her absence did not inter
I fere with the running of the house,
! however, the management devolvlng on
:. her "friend, Willard Dease Last
> Saturday night one of the inmates of this
:. den got drunk and created disturbances,
, and three officers were called to quell the
/. trouble. 1t proved a touchdown Tor
= Chief Dolan, and yesterday he kicked
! goal by arresting Dease and four In
mates. Maud German, Pearl Hail. Lydia
Taylor and Maggie Smith. When
arraigned In court Dease pleaded not
guilty to the charge and the quartet OF
y girls attempted to clear him by swearing
that they were acting Independently and
Il ran the place under orders from May,
a who Is still III jail Judge Ball said that
II If that was the case charge could bt
ID against each woman for keeping tbs
: house. and then there was a change Ii
q the evidence and Dease was promptly
81 convicted The agent who collects th'
n rent for the owner af the house. Mis-
u Yates, OF Christiana, testified to ieceiv
- ing the rent FROM Dease, and the colors'
"a cook swore to having been hired by him
be He was ined $50 and costs and went owe
~ to Castle Gillis.
e. There were few cases for the Judge L
n pass upon this morning. Football
on seemed to take precedent over othe
balls yesterday, and sobriety WAS tn
of rule There were four, however, who fsl
av by the way w. L Harris, colored
"a went to police headquarters and asket
~ 10 use the telephone He was abou
IA three. quarters drunk, and after sending
Az his message, proceeded to make
~ nnisancs OF himself He was elected an
F. took revenge by hurling profsne ePithet
"a at the officers. Captain Chambers locke
IA him up and be was fined SO and costs.
,es William Powell, down on the lists a
Nh an habitual drankard, went into salool
n on the coast and demanded a drink.
II was refused him, the proprietor havin
an the fear Of the law before him. He the
aar broke out six lights and took ride 4
nv the "hurry-up He was fined $40 an
p costs.
~ John Mcguire another hAbituAl, wa
he arrested for drunkenness John has bee
out OF the castle for over month an
,n has kept straight, so, as reward, he wa
NO only fined 81.
ble Jenny Lake, an ebony hued damsel
"a went into Csrr's saloon and acted disel
6erIy. She refused to 60 out and wa
arrested She was fined 50 aud costs.
To Calvin Clarkson, colored, Was one Of
crowd caught shooting craps AZ buttor
are wood and A streets yesterday he plesde
that he was simply locker on ia Venic
sn- but will have to pay $3 and costs for u
as. entertainment
'lal Walter Hudson, a young white fellow
alA hired out to advertise a Market sire
are show, and having blacked his face al
aae donned q masquerade suit made sire
70 parade by himself He WAS soon follow
ier' BY a crowd OF boys, who made gener
nuisance OF themselves AT Front 81
sh- King streets OficeIs Lyons aud Malonl
nth ordered him TO dispense himself, when
yea got gay and invited them TO join
ep- retinue Instead he Joined them. III
um morning he was fined $5 and costs
y, violating the city ordinance.
me Henry HirshmRn, q Hebrew cobbl'
req, acc used two boys Of stealing 6ve pairs
"a half soles from his shop The boys b
any been In the habit OF gathering coal q
mat selling to him and we're in his sh
uge Wednesday. After they had gone
nee claims he missed the leather He "
very SLOW In answering the questions
are City Solicitor Ell OFT, especially one as
tne whether he was drunk at the time, a
10 the case was dismissed.
IS Of
lans Kim Nune's Estate 60 BE Settled.
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