Evening journal., 1895-04-15
A NOTABLE DISCOVERY
Stanley Found Without Going
Into Darkest Africa.
he MEETS MONEY AND aooRSs 1T


so-A Market Street Gang which Must
do-The Municipal Court Record.
In the absence OF City Solicitor George
Elliott, Counsellor Howell g. England
handled the legal reins In Municipal
Court this morning.
Samuel Stanley, the man who was
discovered by Captain Lee, I'm darkest
AtricA" last election, was in court this
morning. This time be WAS on the other
side Of the desk, the charge being an
assault on Mary +. Money. also colored.
OF No. 304 Taylor street, and who has
been employed IS cook for the past five
years IN Ainecow's restaurant.
Last Wednesday night Stanley was
fined for using improper language to
Miss Money. Saturday night he met her
In front Of Der home and hit her on the
left side Of her face, and as she saws
then reached back Ia his pocket aud
fitted black Jack on his wrist.
Stanley ackDo wledged having smacked
her, but lmeekly ApologIzed and
pleaded hard to be treated leniently.
Miss Money remarked caustioally, .'Mr.
Stanley, my face wasn't hung on me to
be made smack mouth You talk
about your mother, but I'm not to ba
smacked any more than her" Despite
the emphatic denial made by Stanley
that he never carried a black jack, Miss
Money said that when he WAS paying
attention to her, he always carried
black Ack and when leaving no would
take 10 out, put the strap around his
wrist and slip the weapon up his sleeve.
Judge Ball said that Stanley's repent.
snce came too late Last week was the
mi ~ -, a
have been Ia evidence, or, as the boys
would say when Il would have cut ice. 4"
He fined the celebrated dealer In tax
receipts $50 and costs and held him in
5000 bail for the upper court.
Salvador MRcell tackled the festive
capricornlcus Saturday night, and when
he met Officer Jemes H. Massey was as
full Of hght as william H Goat, Esq.
He was promptly landed In the cooler.
This morning, as he stood In the dock,
with his aching head resting wearily on
his hand, he told the Judge that he
guessed everything the officer said WAS
true. That he hadn't been thinking
much since Saturday. He was fined So
and costs
Martin Hurley was a stranger TO VIII
mington few short weeks ago. Now he
has achieved a name-at least In police
circles, and, on the strength of II, will
retire for time. When first he esSaysd
fame II Was through an attempt to take
his life by drinking toothsche drops.
Surgeon Frank Kane pumped him out,
while Captain Cham bers stood on him to
keen him level. Then he got drunk and
raised a row. but got on. Now ne Is at
the bottom Of the tureen
Saturday afternoon be spent Ia COM
pany OF George Graham, who boards at
i No. 7O2 Church street, with Ida Hares
The two men had words during the
afternoon, but it WAS all settled by
evening, and Martin spent an hour or
two there. He left Of his own volition,
but after all hands had retired he re.
turned and knocked at the back door. Ida
answered, and on learning who IL was,
declined to open up Two shots from
revolver was the answer. Fortunately
for her she was not in range Both
Graham and herself ran out the front
door and sought al officer
Officer Mcguire, who was called,
entered the house aud found Hurley
lying on the floor in one room while a
revolver, with three loaded and two
discharged chambers lay In an adjoining
room. He arrested Hurley. On search
Ing him full box Of cartridges was
found on him.
Judge Ball held Hurley in 81, 00O.bail
for trial at the upper court. Graham
served three years for manslaughter for
shooting q man st Speck's brewery about
ten years ago.
Oae Of the worst places In Whining
ton for women to pass is the block on
Market street between Eighth and
Ninth streets. Grow ds Of men are 20 be
found there from sundown to almost
midnight, an5 the woman who snceeeds
10 running the gauntlet without having
remarks made on her, or insults rendered
her, Is fortunate.
The police have had complaints made
about this condition of affairs aud Chief
Dolau intends to remedy lt or know the
reason why. Last night Officer DiMare,
who has been on the lookout, arrested 9
young man on front OF the Hotel
Jennings and he was arraigned this
morning There seemed to be some
doubt as to his being one Of the gang
against whom complaint had been made
and he was given until to night TO prove
his Innocence. His name is therefore
withheld
The public demands and Chief Dolan
is determined that his nuisance shall be
done away with and parties who are In
the habit Of standing on thls square will
do well to paste this in their hats
The gang Of petty thieves and still
more daring burglars who are making in
roads on the stores ia the outlying wards
are still puzzling the police. The store
of Samuel M. McClenaghan, at Lowering
avenue ald jackson street, was visited
Saturday morning, ana 3 quantity OF
cigars and tobacco stolen Officers
Hutton and Gum and Sergeant Black
chased two men supposed to be the
operators clear to the woods around
Rattlesnske run, where they were lost.
On the same morning the store Of
Sslfner 4 Company, Tenth and 6hipley
streets. was broken into. but nothing was
taken There is no clue.
Red Men to Celebrate.
Grand Saehem William Coulbourn