Evening journal., 1895-06-27
AFTERMATH OF THE RAID
The Victims of Drs. Howard
and Watt Plead Guilty.
OTHER CHARGES ARE DISMISSED

The Reverend Reformers Claim to Have
Been Insulted and Threatened other
Cases Brought in Municipal Court
To-day.
The usual crowd Of idle spectators
puuctuated by the ministers was present
this morning IN Municipal Court drawn
by the continuance Of the cases growing
out Of the Parkhurstlan raid instituted
by Reys Drs Howard and Watt
There WAS full dock OF minor viola-
tors Of the law; the first being Thomas
Blnre who was captured by Officer
Maloney very drunk He pleaded for a
chance to do better, but Judge Bali
declined to give him any more rope and
hned him 81 or twenty days
Frank y Stevenson, landscape artist.
got very full and WAS found at Delaware
avenue aud DUPONT street very drunk
de has not been drunk FOR some time and
was allowed to 80 with fine Of 81 and
costs
Considerable complaint has been made
OF gang Of boys who have been making
trouble for the officers and annoying
residents Ia the vicinity OF Front aud
West streets Last night Sergeant
Bayley and Officers Kelleher aud David
son ralded Michael Rlley's stable on West
between Front aud Second streets and
captured William CavanauFh, George
Smith, John Douglass, John Cnrtin and
Charles Mcclure. Cavanaueh was dis-
charged AZ Riley had given him per-
mission to stay In the stable. The others
had bsen warned TO stay away Mcclure
In
West street, the others In the stable
loft. They were fined SO and costs.
James Campbell, very black. was
charged by his mistress Sarah Staats
with dlsorderly conduct at their home
No s New street Sarah said that he
had struck her aud threatened her life
because she wouldn't give him some
money Her baby was sick aud died this
morning James was fined $40 aud costs.
Harry Kenyon, a boy. was arrested
for shooting fire crackers on the streets
he pleaded guilty and wBs fined ST.
La fixing the ine Judge Ball said II
know II Is near the glorious Fourth and
that It IL hard TO restrain juvenile
enthusiasm, but sick people are plenty
and they complain; then there is danger
OF hres and horses are frightened. |
want You boys to have good time, but
the officers must prevent you from
violating the laws Wait until July 4.
and then 60 out 10 the country and have
a good time
William Eldrdge was ia court charged
with violating the ordinance requiring
licenses. He has gone out Of business
and the case was dismissed.
The case OF Thomas Gray, the test
case OF the milkmen, WAS continued
until TO- morrow morning, and that Of
George Alter TO July 6
Dr. John T. Jakea appeared Ia court
and stated that Josephine Yates, one Of
the parties charged with selling LIQUOR
without license. was III from nervous
prostration and unable to be IA court
The case was continued TIL tomorrow.
like statement was made regarding
Lizzie Warrington BY Dr. Cyrus
Frederick, and that case was continued
till tomorrow.
The charges against Mary Smith were
dismissed as she was not the person who
rented the house.
Mabel Melville pleaded guilty to
selling liquor without license on June &
and was fined $50 The balance Of the
charges against her were dismissed
Mabel agreed TO discontinue the sale Of
the stuff without license.
Anna Wayne pleaded guilty Of selling
on June 5, IL and IA and was fined 1850
Two other charges were dropped.
Ada Winters kicked against the ad
vice Of her counsel and Rt 6rst declined
to plead guilty to any Of the charges
against her, ont finally did SO to one
charge. June %, and was fined $50
Owing to the absence OF material
witness the case OF Louisa Anderson was
continued until tc- morrow.
Florence Worrell failed to put ia an
appearance aud ball piece was issued to
her bondsmgn. and she will be appre-
hended when she shows up
After court Rsvs. Howard and Watt
complained to the chief OF police that
they had been insulted on the streets aud
threatened They swore out warrants
for some Of the persons they claimed
were guilty The warrants will be
served this afternoon.