Evening journal., 1895-07-22
EFFIE THREW THE BRICK
But the Officer Saw Her Do 1t
and She Paid for Her Actions.
ANGRY AT HER "aBMMAN FRIEND"

Because He Had Borrowed Money From
Her and Then Treated Her RivaIa-A
Bad Black Berry-Tbe Skis FAN Out.
Other Gases In Municipal Court
As officer Massey was crossing
Eleventh street bridge about m. this
morling he discovered Bernard Conner
lying across the foot walk. he was
victim Of intoxicato- pRralysesio and had
It bad too. As he rested his aching head
on his hand this morning. be felt very
sorry, but this didn't cat any Ice with
Judge Ball, who assessed him 81 aud
costs for bis fun.
Efiie Johnson, frail and dusky damsel
who lives down by the coast returned
from her work Saturday night and WAS
Induced by her friend Joe Collins to lend
him 81 80 to pay bill He spent II Ia
treating other girls and Effie got mad
She took 10 cargo Of fighting whlskey
| and when she met Joe taxed him with
duplicity. He treated her chsrges lightly
at first but finally struck her when she
went for brick She had fred couple
and was reaching for another when
Officer Shields captured her and sent her
in.
She denied being drunk. and throwing
any bricks She said Il wasn't drunk
You might have thought so, but you see
MI Ball I'd been sick | live with Joe
and kept him out of jail" She will
contribute 81 and costs to the fund for
the preservation OF public safety.
Hattie Donovan, who, despite her
emerald hued name is decided
brunette, accused James Berry, black
berry at that, with askauting her Oh
May IL. She had met him on the street
and drank with him, and later went to
her house at Hamilton and Tatnall
streets, and going to her room sirack
and kicked her Several witnesses de
posed that Hattie had followed Borry
around on divers occasions and had
bothered him considerably. Berry
pleaded guilty to assault, but claimed
that he had been only too anxious to
keep her away from him
Judge Ball said that James was q
goose Berry 70 try and make the court
he ieve that no had to 90 to Hattie's
room simply because she had gone after
him. He decided that he was guilty and
that 50 and costs wtrs due Berry,
/ whereat James looked blue Berry.
Alonzo Davis, colored was more for
tunRte. de lives with Kate Kane, at No
1lO9 Lombard street and was charged by
her with assault She said he had be
come angry because she had gone Oh
Thursday s excursion TO Reading and had
threatened to kill her. It was shown
that be had a good character and had
not had any trouble with the woman
udge Ball discharged him on payment
Of costs, advising him to get some decent
woman and get married
Saturday night John Garetski and
Oassimir Jacenski two Poles, went to
the house Of another Pole named Antonio
Kamski, OF Maryland avenue, and sent
ont for beer About ] 30 Jacenski who
vas full Of whiski, began to get rather
friski, and taking umbrRge at some.
thing an old man who was ia the room
said, proceeded to thump him. Garetski
objected and Jacenski attacked him,
which was riski, rs he came out OF the
melee with cut head, a wounded finger
and damaged arm. Both were taken
to the police station In the patrol wagon
where Drs Ebert and Hughes dresssd 4
the wounds
in Municipal Court through Omcer
Slrcoski as interpreter, the story was
heard, and as Judge Bali decided that It
was simply a squabble with whiski at the
bottom, the enti g party was in =
eontinently fred out
The colored 400 who live in the row
over Market street bridge had a social
function Saturday night, and all went
merry as a marriage bell until midnight
had passed. There were ocsans Of beer
and liquor aowed freely.
Among the gayest Of the gay, aud tne
dryeat Of the dry were William Thomas,
who lives at tho foot Of Orange street,
and Joseph Sanger They olashed and In
the melee which resulted, Thomas re-
ceived bad stab wound in the left hip
lie was taken to the police station In the
patrol wagon about 35 yesterday
morning and from there sent to the
Delaware Hospital Drs Hughes and
Ebert saw the wound and declared 1t
not dangerous
About o'clock Officer Shields arrested
Sanger and locked him up This morning
be was held without bail, pending
Tbomas's inja
/ William Grows was arr asted by House
Sergeant Durney Saturday hight for
threatening William Devinney At Fourth
and Market streets Hs was fled FOR
disorderlY conduct
John McVsy was srraigned on a charge
Of depositing garbage on a lot on
Twelfth street, just beyond the wire
mill. Officer Relnholiz who saw him do
it, was his accuser. McYeY was fined So
aud costs.