Evening journal., 1895-08-20
AND WHO Is JONES?
The Question So Frequently
Asked is Solved at Last.
HETURBs OUrTOBEA JEALOUS MAN

And Even Black Ese Doesn't Win His
Case In Municipal Court CHIEF nag
shaw Strives to Emulate Governor
Hastings In Freeing Prlsoners-A speak
Eeay Where There Was License.
The scales which are the special care
Of court crier and veteran Billy Heal had
ecarcsly become accustomed to the fne
touch Of Judge LynAms hand, when
word was received that Judge Ball had
determined to forsake the Atlantic coast
for the more exciting Wilmington coast.
Rumor has It that he will aRain resums
his seat on the woolsAok to morrow but
la anticipation OF the slip, which is pro
verbally credited TO belong between the
head and the pilloT, Judge Lyman will
defer his trip to Europe until Thu eday,
when be will 60 to the fishing banks
unless he changes hls mind.
The county only lost 81 thia morning
Edward O'Donnell, "poor Teddy. as the
people In the Tenth ward call him, was
arraigned on complaint made By ex
United States Marshal Henry O
Mahaffy, who claims that he Is a
nuisance around bis stable on Fifth
street The marshal says that he is
drunk evsrf day that the boys plague
him and then he pegs stones at them,
which Is disastrous to his window
lights Tsddy's home Is In big box in
= neighborlnE yard Judge Lyman hned
TEDDY So and costs.
Charles Sandes, coorsd, had his fret
touch on the elsotric wires Of justice
this morning, and, judging from the
broad emile which beamed on his fncs
from the time that Clerk Adams called
him, until he received bis Ienteucs OF 81
and costs, there couldn't have been many
volts In the ourrsnt He was found at
Front and Market. very full, by Ofiser
Lucas.
George Brown, alias the Baltimore Kid.
who was held AZ the request Of Chief
Ragshaw Of Cbeeier for carving another
Jap In that city, was Rrrsigned The
action Of Governor Hastiugs Ia releasing
nineteen PenusylvaniRns from New
Castle yesterday, must have had an
influence on the genial Chester HaW kshaw
or rather Bagehaw, and Brown
was dismissed The evidence collected
by the authorities IN Judge Clsyton's
bAillWick showed that Bro IN was cut
about o. badly as the other fellow, aud
that II put on trial the Kid" might
have very good ch snce TO get away
Judge Lyman expressed his sorrow at
the fact that Brown wasn't wanted In
Chester He certainly isn't here. and
Host Gilla OF the New Castle athletic
symposium will be introduced to him
unless ho psstes the warning IN bis hat
and skips for Wilmington, N @, or
some other port.
Frank Duncan established his claim to
scrappsrship when be was In Municipal
Court some time ago He has Just gotten
out Of jail and is again accused Of
Joseph Ebsrhardt was the man
assaulted aud a saloon on King street the
locality. Hberhardt was not disposed to
press the suit. but As other charges have
cropped up since last night, It Is probable
that Frank will have TO stand trial The
case was continued until tomorrow
morning
Joseph MurIolla, charged with con.
Quoting a speak easy, WAS arrsigntd. He
was arrested sunday and claimed that
the liquor found Ia his house at Tenth
and noott Was for a wedding feast
This was proved TO be the fact and City
Judge Lyman remarked that n there
was wedding feast there certainly must
have been q license and dismissed the
case
Charles seribner.. colorsd, pleaded
guilty to assault on Sanuel II. Jcnss,
whose eye was framed In 4 degpsr black,
II possible, than his natural complexion.
Jones swore that Charles had bothered
with his, Jones's, wife for two years and
be wanted him to stop IL, when he got
banged ia the optic, This was on
Saturday at 1Op m.
Josephine Harris. colored. testified
that she was down town with Jones's
wife and stopped 70 talk TO Scrlbner
Jones' came along, and after calling
Seribner bad names struck him Serb
uer promptly knocked him down Judge
Lyman decided that Scrlbner was not
fully aware OF what he was pleading
guilty to ana discharged him.