Evening journal., 1894-10-22
SILENCE WAS GOLDEN.
TWO MEN FAILED TO APPRECIATE
THE FACT AND SUFFER FOR 1T.

One Called the Speaker Liar, the
Other melted a Crowd to Rescue
Prisoner-A Batch Of Laubreakers In
Sunday Court-To-day's Cases.
Saturday night was busy one for
Chief Dolan and his assistants, and long
before midnight the rooms IN the oity's
hotel we're filed with unfortunates who
bad failed to stand on slippery places
The patrol did land Office business and
at intervals OF half an hour on the
average, thuudered up TO the King street
gate and deposited violators Of the Ia "
from all over the city As consequences
the prisoners dock was crowded yester-
day morning when Judge Ball directed
Urier Heal to. sing his usual morning
solo. Mauyt Of those who faced his
honor were old offenders, but as they
had not made their obeisance to the
court from the dock rail for several
months, the sentences we're not severe.
Charles Doherty. Charles RobInett
John Carr, Joseph Duff. John Muilaven,
Paul Nash, George Bradley aud Benz amin
Gale were the DRINKS, aud IA each case a
fine OF s and costs was imposed.
William Hazard, colored, was arraigned
for keeping q disorderly house at No 10
Iillson and Rachel Potter, also colored.
were with him as inmates Of the house
when pulled. AS the case belonged in
Municipal Court It was continued until
this morning when the charge of keel
Ing disorderly house was modified to
that Of disorderly conduct, aud Hazard
was fined 50 and costs. The others were
discharged
William Saddler, beetle proved
c1lored man, was one Of the crowd OF
about thirty which surrounded the
officers when they were making an
arrest at Front and Market streets
Saturday night He made use OF an
opprobr ious epithet to the officers, and
suggested that they Do prevented from
locking their prisoners up He quickly
found himself In the patrol wagon aud
on the way to jail. He was fined So and
costs Tor his riotous utterauces
Thomas W Knox, who resides in Chris.
tiana hundred, was one of those who
started TO listen TO Senator Gordon's
speech IN the Academy of Music. He
took exception TO one Of the statements
OF the orator and emphasized it with the
remark, You're liar, which was heard
distinctly all over the house. He was
quickly hustled out and Sergeant Shields
landed him ia the police station He was
released on his own recognizance later
ester day morning his name was called
In court. but he didn't respond
ana warrant was ordered issued
for his appearance this moraing.
When he was arraigned he pleaded
guilty. Sergeant Shields, who brought
him TO the police station, and Clerk of
the Municipal Court S. S. Adams who
primarily arrested him. testified to hear
Ing him make the remark. Judge Ball
said There is no decent man i'm the city
who will defend your action. No matter
what the political party may have been.
you had no more right to insult the
speaker than you would have bad TO cry
hre IN house crowded with persons wit.
Messing a performance. You are very
fortunate in not meeting with bodily
harm. The law prescribes meagre
penalty for this violation of the law. 1t
should be heavier. You will pay fine
of $40 and costs
In Municipal Court Saturday evening.
James Cohen, charged with peddling
without license, was held in 500 bail
Tor the upper court
John L sllverman and Maggie
Carbury, colored, were arraigned for
stealing a watch. The victim Of the
robbery was not in the city, and
continuance was had until this evening
Edward D. @ Bryant, colored, was
arraigned on charge by Registration
officer 5. N. Smeltz OF interfering with
the officers in the Second district of the
Seventh ward at Thirteenth aud Market
streets The evidence showed that
Bryant took another colored man there
to register him, and had words with the
inspector. There was no evidence that
showed he had interfered with the work.
however, and he was discharged with
caution to keep away In future.
sen-Auben 8 cent cigar Try It. Dur.
stein, No. East Second street.