Evening journal., 1895-06-03
THE SCALES OF JUSTICE
! hey Weren't Strained So
Very Hard This Morning,
THE RAILWAY WAR CAsRs ALL OFF

Owing to Satisfactory Agreement-Iva
Was Fined Twenty DoIlars-Two EIec-
tlon Cases so over-other vioIators Of
Law Before Judge bail.
While the other officers were fairly
swelteriDg In the hot atmosphere Of the
Municipal Court this morning, Crier
Heal sat In his chair and smiled. What
little breeze there Was stirrIng became
tired trying to fined hairs enough on his
head to circulate through.
The newipaper men learned later that
Charley Thomas had run the lawn
mower over bis Websterean head and
given him a regular Corbett cut which
made him a source OF envy to his com
panions, and caused Barney Mcvey TO
steer clear Of him.
Jonas Heck hasn't been In limbo for
some time, but yesterday officer Maloney
captured him on King near tbs railroad
street, very drunk. He pleaded good
conduct for some time and got off with
81 aud costa
officer Maloney had two others In his
string. William o Greer and August
Fisher. The first was very drunk and
when he was arrested Fisher, whe was
fairly sober, refused TO desert him. Greer
said he had work In Anne Atundel.
waiting for him. but 1t will wait uutlI he
pays or sarves 81 and COSTS Fisher was
dismissed. II WAS an alcohol drunk, a
partly filed bottle Of the stun being
found on Greer.
John Golsr. a colored boy claimed by
hia parents to be incorrigible, and light
fingered In the bargain, was. on re-
quest Of Agent Stout, sent TO the Ferris
Industrial Home
Alfred dreenage, oolored, WAS charged
with assault by his wife, Henrietta She
withdrew the charge aud he was dis
charged on payment of costs.
Oharles sampson, icolored, charged
with assault on his wife, Lizzie, was
arralgued. She sfailed TO tprove much,
however, and he was discharged.
The cases springing out Of the railroad
war, those OF w 3. Hicken. Harvey B
Vandegrift aAd Fred Q. Welsh, were
dismissed, the Street and Sewer Depart.
ment and the railway company having
come to a satisfactory agreement
The cases Of Torbit L Daniels, motor
man, and Charles Naaon. Sr, conductor.
OF city railway car, No 09 which struck
aud broke the ankle OF Mrs Maggie
IA
Saturday, were called They are charged
with criminal nsgligence In running
faster than allowed and Ia not giving
warning The cases will be heard
Wednesday evening
Gsorgs Henson, colored, who was
arrested Thursday, on suspicion Of hav.
/ ing committed larceny OF horse goods In
his possession was discharged as no one
had claimed the goods
Henry Turner. colored, charged
with voting illegally In tie Second
district Of the First ward, be being a
non resident. was arrAIgned, pleaded not
guilty, and WAS put under bail for trial
Wednesday evening.
The case OF James I. RAtledge charged
with interference with an election officer
at the polls In the Twelfth ward, satur
/ day afternoon, pleaded not guilty and
his case was pat down for "Wednesday
evening. He attempted to be present Ia
the room while the count was being
made and was arrested for refusing to 60
out.
Iva Ayers, charged with keeping a
disorderly house at No 702 Church
street, pleaded not guilty and made .
I fight for 1t, but was convicted and hned
| $50 and costs.
William Danzle was charged with
< disorderly conduct The trouble arose
over an alley which the Board OF Health
is now attending to. Case dismissed
Frank Fisher, Frank Dennis snd VIII.
liam Anderson, all colored, were charged
with playing ball on Buttonwood bstween
3 and o streets Anderson proved to
be the wrong man, and Dennis proved an
slibi, but Fisher got z and costs
Ward Boyer was charged by Charles
Anderson with assault In the rear Of
Colllns's saloon on Shipley street. Both
are colored Boyer proved that he hit
Anderson In self defense and that
Anderson was bad man Ths case was
dismissed