The evening times., 1895-11-21
DECISION N MILK tls[s'
Judge kimball Lays Down the
Law for Dealers to Obey.
B. & 0. R. B. MATTER AGAIN
Engineer Smith Substitute for Supt.
Alvey, and He Pleaded Not Guilty.
Application Made for Writ Of
Habeas Corpus and Higher Courts
to Pass Upon 1t.

There were few prisoners In Judge ikm.
balls dock when court opened this morn
| ing, and it took only n short time to dis
pose Of the uDinteresting cases.
Abraham Larkin, a colored wagon driver,
was charged by Humane Officer Rabbit and
| Policeman Strohman with cruelty to AMI
mails.
Mr.. Rabbit testified that he was sent
for to shoot the animal, but upon exam
nation he found that the horse was simply
starved to death. He learned from other
men around tue stable that Larkin never
fed it.
William Washington, who kept horse
near the stable, testified that Larkin kept
the horse two weeks without giving him
enough food to last two days.
"why didn't you feed that horse, Lar
kim" inquired Judge Kimball.
Judge, lemme tell you sonethin' bout
dat hoss. Desc people don't know muffin
about it. / feeds my hosses twice a day,
an glib dat animal two pccks oh oats ebery
day.
Where do you buy your feed?"
''At Mr.. Murphy's, corner oh Fourth an
| o Streets
"Do they know whether you fed him?"
"Yas, sah."
"Pll continue this case until tomor-
|
RAISED A ROW.
Edward Brooks, colorcd, was arrested
| in Dyer's alley by Policeman Harrison,
| charged with disorderly conduct, and he
pleaded not guilty.
This man was in the alley, your honor.
drunk and raising a disturbance. He Kept
up his disorderly conduct after he was ar
rested"
Come around here, Brooks" said the
judge. What have you got to say about
this?"
Judge, was in de alley, but warn't
maxim no 'sturbance. A lot oh others wuz
hollerln' an singin', but when de officercum
dey run, an he took me-"
Ten dollars OF thirty days.
Messrs. Ford Graham and Mr.. z. q. Da-
Wis, the pruprietors of dairy lunch rooms
who were charged several days ago with
violating the health regulation requiring
all dairy lunch rooms to keep posted on the
wall the name of the wholesale dealer from
whom they obtained their milk, were in
Court to hear Judge Kimbalrs summing up
OF the case.
The judge held that all places where the
sale OF milk furnished the principal part
of the business should have the sign re-
quired by the health regulations.
He said that these cases had simply been
brought to establish this fact, and If the
firms would comply with the regulation,
he would suspend sentence. Both parties
agreed to accept the order of the court and
the case was dismissed.
In the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad case
the nause OF William z. Smith, an engineer
of the road, WAS substituted today for
that OF Superintendent William Alvey,
charged with failing 10 keep a flsgnian ut
the grade CROSSING on X street, In Ecking-
ton.
ADMITTED THE FACTS.
The defendant and the attorney for the
company appeared before Judge KIM
ball and admitted The facts alleged In the
information, but entered plea OF not
guilty, in order to sue out a writ. of
habeas corpus.
Judge kinrball imposed 4 fine of $40,
and tie defendant with his attorney pro-
ceeded 10 the office of the attorney for
the District Thomas where-a writ OF
habeas corpus was granted, and ON that
the defendant was released.