Evening journal., 1895-08-19
THEY ARE AFTER THEM.
The Police Authorities Bound
to Abate This Nuisance,
AND LoAFBRs WILL TAKE WARNING


DlsorderIy Conduct In the Eleventh
ward and It Must BE stopped-A
coiored Lothario with a Big Mouth
Pays for His aic-other Gases in
Municipal Court.
vicinity OF Sycamore aud Clayton
snn the other streets in that neighbor-
hood have iled numerous complaints
that gangs OF tramps have been in the
habit OF congregating on the lots These
fellows kick up general rumpus, and
act In dlsorderly manner aud the
people are tired of It.
SO are the police. and 70 it Is not
stopped some one will get hurt. The
fellows who create the annoyance are
not tramps but young men who should
and do know better, and II they are wise
they will paste this warning ia their
hats.
Saturday afternoon word was received
from Sycamore and Clayton streets that
the gang was getting in it's work and
Captain Kane went out to inve1tigate
Tue offenders had somehow gained an
inkllng OF the report and had FLEW de
coop The captain found Ed Hare,
Thomas Mulrooney aud Thomas Mehoney,
who were lying on the grass They we're
not making any disorder, but we're under
the influence OF liquor and they were
sent ia.
This morning when arranged Captain
Kane informed Judge Lyman Of the
condition OF affairs there, but said that
no didn't believe the three men belonged
to the gang which had made q practice
Of congregating there. Judge Lyman
said that iJ was fortunate for them that
the police had that opinion. 1T is the
intention Of the authorities TO break lp
this nuisance" said he "and II the
proper parties are captured 1t will 20
hard with them. The charge against
you is not dsorderly conduct but simply
drunk, and on that l viii fine you 81
aud costs each
James A. Smith, a gallus.looking Jap
who gives his realdence as No. $50
French street, met Annie Perkins.
colored damsel with a regular Topsy mop
on her head, on Front street Annie
wanted some money for her baby who,
when it talks, will be taught TO call
James papa James emphatically declined
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one sni used language which, In charac
ter, would have caused the father OF Gin
/ to resign and, in volume would have
discounted New Castle rooter.
Special Officer Leach who was passing
warned the fellow to break of
and be did only TO turn the food Of vi
ltuperation on the officers head Then
Officers Maloney snd Shields took q hand
ard not only shut him up, but locked bim
up. As he was about 10 mount tha pa
troll chariot he remarked to Leach thai If
be went TO ill he would remember, aye
remember and sock 10 to Leach when he
got ont This was proved at the trial,
although Aunie and friend swore that
Jaues hadn't done nufia." As the
passed from the stand every watch in the
room stopped. She Is not beautiful, but
I James smiled on her
Judge Lyman said that the charge Of
disorderly conduct had been Clearly
proved Such cases frequently lead to
violent breaches Of the peace. Other
people besides the prisoner have rights
in town and those rights must be
respected He made the fne $40 and
costs
John Byrnes was found by Officer
Ford on Market street near Second. BE
was partially full and when ordered to 20
on claimed TO be lame, the result Of being
poisoned. He said he came from Chicago
About an hour afterwards Officer Fond
Rgain saw BYrnes near Front. He was
druDk and inclined to be bolsterous, but
didn't show up very lame until the
officer tackled him. when he could
hardly walk. When arraigned Byrnes
said that he belonged Ia Pittsburg, had
been in St. Agnes hospital, Philadelpbls,
and hadn't been ia Wilmington but an
hour before he wasair5sted He said be
hadn't drank anything fer Eve years
Bis hour cost him 81
George Brown, alias ths Baltimore
Kid, and bad niggah from Ohestah,
was st Water aud Market streets on
Saturday night when g row started. The
kid was hit with beer glass alongside
the head aud got a bad cut Officer Shield
sent him in and DR.. Hughes dressed the
injury. Chief Dolan recognized Brown
as being wanted in Chester for carei0g
q man, aud At ones bottled Chief Bag
shaw, who sent back word to hold him
until to day when no would come dowf
and get him This morning Brown was
arraigned In Municipal Court and held Ia
500 until to morrow.
James Dougherty Is the husband oil
Ellen Dougherty who is nov at the
almshouse with two Of his children
while three more are distributed among
the Cltholc homes. He IS not a toller.
although big aud hearty, aud came
down ON Chester where he went ia
try to secure work He was held until
"wednesday In order to allow Agent
Stout { look into matters.
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Tomorrow a Big Peach Day.
Delaware railroad men are preparing
for the biggest peach day Of the seasor