The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29
FIFTH EDITION.
THE POWELL CASE
To be Argued in Court AL.
though a Decision Was
Prepared
CHARLES AUGUST IN TROUBLE.
Held For Stealing Two Dozeu sides Of
Leather. Goods Obtained Under False
rrotenaes-An uunnturai re'hor
Fined For III Treating his


The Powell case took onother turn thte
morning. whom Walter II, Hayes ashed
that the case be continued for week in
order that the case be argued. The court
granted the request although II was
ready to deliver the decision In the case.
John T. Springer was charged with q
violation ofn health ordlnpnce. The case
was continued until Monday morning.
John Lavln was picked up yesterday
by Officer Murphy while under the influ-
ence OF liquor. He as,Hpsd o. and
costs.
Edward Mulvey, william Mcdowell
and John McOloskey were fined Ql and
costs each for drunkenness.
John III. Carron was charged with dis.
orderly conduct by his sister. He was
allowed to go.
John ]. Allen was charged with assault
and battery on Bridget Hayden. Last
evening after he went to his boarding
house he helped her to move bureau.
In doing so he struck her In the head. She
was covered with blood when Officer
Kelly went to the house last evening in
answer to her cries OF murder.
lie was lined $40 aud coats. as the court
cur.
Charles August was charged with the
larceny OF -FOUR pairs OF pantaloons. the
property OF Annie Tocker, No, 10 e. Front
street, She could not lndentify the man
In tha dock and the case was dismissed.
: He was then held In 5000 bail for a fur
ther hearing on the charge OF larceny of
two dozon sidea Of leather valued at els
the property sof the Stevenson Leather
Company. He was at different places yes.
terday trying to sell the Roode,
Albert Harris, oolored, pleaded guilty
TO the charge OF assault and battery on
Walter Wright. Wright did not apnear
and the case was continued.
Model Lee. colored. held In $500 ball for
the upper court on the charge OF ASSAULT
Win intent TO commit murder on Grinley.
arthur johnson, oolored. was held in
S4o0 ball TO appear at the upper court on
the oharge OF obtaining goods under false
pretenses. In the month OF March Last
he obtained a basket of potatoes from
George Joseph. 4U8 Madison street: two
quarts OF oysters from Charles d Car
penter. 6@5 Madison street; eight pounds
OF pork and ak pounds Of lard from Frank
Pipenbrng, 500 Madison street, for Mrs,
Mery =. Buckley. $50 Jefferson street.
6ohnson had not been en- ployed by Mrs
buckley sinoo June 16, 1893. johnson had
been away from the city until last Sun.
gay when Sergeant Black picked him up
10 his scoop net.
Il was Polish day ln court in conse.
quence or tho trial In the Andrlx CASE
There were several witnesses for both
sides who testified that jealousy has
played prominent part in the case
The court dismissed the oasA, as DR..
Hughes had testified that the woman was
mentally able to take care OF the chill.
oren. Judge Ball'also remarked that he
never saw set OF children brought into
the court that showed so much care as
the Andrlx children.
Anton KohlnskL the husband OF the
woman who was fined e25 and coats yes.
terday FOR Ill treating her children. was
nneu an equal sum for similar offense.