Evening journal., 1895-04-13

One OF Them is That ofa Hoodium, who
Deserves Punishment, the other Had
Good Gauge for Humping the Iusultsr
womanhood- other Municipal Court
Gases.
0fic sr Rheinholtz found John Peterson
druak at Eleventh and Hesld streets
When told to 60 home John turned on
the officer and cursed him roundly.
proceeding which resulted In his landing
In jail When arraigned he acknowl.
edged the corn. The oflicer spoke a
good word for John and he got off with
81 and costs.
Mary Jamen, cnlored maiden, was on
French street last night with par Of
her color. and was making the night
hldeous with curses. Captain Chambers
warned her to keep still. but she per
sisted In her talk and took ride In the
patrol She was fined 50 and costs
Joseph Norton took turn out of the
festive back last night and repents IL TO
day He WAS at the corner OF Second
and Market streets when officer Lyons
saw him He was very drunk and
unable TO care for himself. and WAS put
IN room No. 49, city hotel, TO sober up
/ When Rrraigned this morning no claimed
that he was not 80 very drunk, but sat
down on the corner to deliberate with
himself as to whether he should 90 home
or 90 to lodging house. He deliber-
ated too long, and 1t cost him $3 which
he will serve out In the sheriif's mansion
by the sea-
Charles Lynch, aged IS years, mem
Der Of the hoodlum brigade. was ar
raigned on charge OF stealing tsps
from Ashton r. Tatnall, No 10i
| Maryland avenue The police found
ninety three bags at Eugene Sterling's
place, Front and West streets, where
| Lynch and Harper, who was sent TO the
reform school yesterday. had sold them
for cent piece. The evidence was
pretty strong against Lynch and he was
hold in 5000 bail for the upper court
John Huston was charged with assault
on Ben amin Knox, at Ninth and French
streets Both are colored. Knox said
that he was standing on the corner when
Huston came up and hit him with black
jack The two men went together and
mad a tussle and then Huston drew a
razor and Knox ran away.
The facts developed we're, that Knox
had sent letter to q woman friend OF
Huston's which contained number Of
vile words She cried over the insult
and Huston, who was present, read the
note. He met Knox afterwa' DIS and
thumpsd him. The fact that be used .
black jack was the only thing which held
him, as Judge Ball. who read the note
denounced II rs the work Of a cur. and
worthy OF punishment Huston was held
in 800 bail for appearance at the uppei
court The impression which prevails Ia
! that Huston's case will never come up al
the provocation for the assault wa
! great.
A warrant WAS issued against Rlcharl
Pstzowsky, general superintendent Of +
Blumenthal and Company, for violating
I the city ordinances Counsellor j. w
/ Ponder appeared In court and stated thai
his principal was busy and asked that 1
postponement be had. Judge Ball saig
that there had been a number OF warrant,
issued against Mr.. Fstzowsky and al
none had he put in an appearance. Il
was simply a matter of coutteEy that h,
had not been arrested on the warrant
He granted the postponemsnt until mex
Saturday evening,
The complaint this time was for load
! ing offal, skins, etc., over the pavement
at the factory and is brought bg JohI
Plunkett who owns number OF houses
in that neighborhood. The claim Is madl
that there Is no driveway to the fsetofl
as in other factories and the removal o
offal ETC., is q serious Inconvenience &
parties living in the locality.