Evening journal., 1895-09-16
he DIDN'T WHISTLE.
But Even if He Had it Would
Not Have Been a Crime.
QUBsTIoE-WHO OWNED THE DOG ?


Dora BeTgmann Rented the Wrong House
and Pays a Severe Pensity-A Narrow
Escape for CaIiow Youths Omcer Muir
phys AssAilant win Answer-Other
Gases I'm Municipal Court.
81 scarcely think there is any law pro
/ hibItlng a man from whlstling on the
street even IL he shoud happen TO
direct his whistle towards q vicious
/ dog remarked Judge Ball. as the name
OF William V Hawke was called this
morning Ia Municipal Court. William
was arrested on the charge Of keeping
the saio vicious canine, and the only link
connecting him with 1t was the fact
that be whistled to It. Even this he
| proved to be q mistake as be didn't even
| pucker lip The case WAS dismissed
| During the crusade iuaugurated by
Reverends Watt and Howard. whish has
retired into innoeuousld ldesuetude, No 229
| Orange street was one OF the notorious
cases The proprietor succeeded in con-
/ vincing the crusaders that the wave OF
reform had hit her hard and she was
| forgiven At the time, Chief Dolsn
issued orders that the place must be
closed to that business and that, com
/ plant or no complaint. q successor would
be raided Despite this warning Dora
Bergmann came from Philadelphia a few
days ago and opened the place Cards
were distributed on The streets Rdvertis-
ing the plscs as the New York Psrlor,
and the callow youth OF the city, bit like
suckers.
Saturday night shortly after midnight
Sergeants Evans Shields and Black, and
i
and Msnion were sent TO raid the place.
and Dora was arrested. together with
/ Lille Kline and Fannie Goldsteln, and
half dozen young men whose names.
| II made public, would cause considerable
excitement in some highly respectable
families Dora IS the mother OF a two
weeks old baby, aud the child and It's
nurSe, Sadie Claymer, were brought in
later.
This morning Dora was arrsigned on
two charges The 6rst was keeping a
house Of IN fame and TO this she pleaded
guilty and was fined $50 and costs
Then Willard Hall Porter Of the S cieiy
for the Prevention Of Cruelty TO Children
! appeared on the scene aud Dora was
charged with harboring a miuor child IN
such place. She claimed that the chi d
was but two weeks old and che hadn't
been able TO secure a place for IL, but
the Nervousness OF her ofense was so
apparent that the Judge Fixed the punish
ment at $50 and costs
Horace Chapelle, charged with indecent
exposure OF person, stated that he
wanted to secure witnesses aud his case
was continued until to morrow morning
ball being Fixed in $lO0
Warren Pancoast charged with fast
driving, was arrested Saturday night by
Officer Schell As "a was his fcst sffsnse
be was allowed to so on payment Of costs.
Saturd " night Thomas Maloro and
Martin Corliss had some trouble on
Fourth street, near Pine, the result Of
which was the swearing out OF warrant
for the latter. Officer Murphy went 70
Corliss's house, No. G05 East Fourth
street, to serve 1t aud Corliss staobsd
him wish some weapon, pfesnm ably a
bayonet. MURPHY landed his prisoner
and after having his wound sewed up By
DR.. Hughes was taken home Ia cab
This morning he was unab to appear
and the two charges against Corliss
drunk and disorderiy aud assaulting an
officer, we're continued until Wednesday.
bail being Fixed at $500
Lizzie Welsh is an elderly woman who
gets drunk and then gives the police
troubls. When arrested she will curse
the officer sud cover bim with spittle
Saturday night OH yer Scott found her
at Eighth aud Wollss,on and seat her
10, after receiving he usual Dose
Judge Ball sent her TO the Chstesu de
Gnlis to improve her manners, the cost
OF the term being IS
John Callahan was Ia curt but 3 shol
time ago on complaint Of mis- wife Lena,
sud on his promise to steer clear Of her
was allowed to go. He went back
| Wednesday TO her house at Sixth and
Lombard, aud she met him and gave him
trouncing. Then he stayed away until
Saturday night, when he vent back and
was arrested by Officer Payne. Mrs
Callahan said the only support she got
from him Wss few pennies given to their
little girl, which she ordered given back,
as he might need them TO pay his Tuu.
bill He was allowed 10 90 on payment
Of costs on condition that he stayed
away
Jeremiah Sullivan went into the cellar
of his store at No. 403 West Front street
Saturday evening, RU the request of his
wife. and found Charles Mcclure walkine
around among his casks and bottles. Hs
seized the intruder and marched him NJ
the stairs when the man fell in a seeming
} drunken stupor Oaicsr Shields arrested
! Mcclure, but as no goods we're stoler
the charge OF trespass WAS all that wai
} lodged against him He pleaded guilty
to that aud was fnsd 50 aud costs.
Charles Mifkoski was found by Officer
Shields between the oyster wharf anc
the railroad drunk aud seemingly
; bewildered he stood equal chances o
being drowned or killed OIL the track anS
, was sent in. The cost OF his rescu'
was 81.
Mortuary Report for the Week.
Registrar w O R Colquhoun, Of th'