Evening journal., 1895-07-23

WitHm HkiHDY HehNiiy Elnod Tor lnhu-
manly Beating His step-son-A Polish
Doctor Insults q Woman and Is Pnn-
ishsd-other Cases which Called for
Attention in the Municipal Court.
Not always happy are they who have
sworn to obey, and who'ge taken the
marital vow; they hrst live In clover,
TIL the honeymoon's over, and then
there's a deal OF a row.
This happened Gilbert Wraight, when
bis wife he did fight and she raised a
frying pan TO bit him. He struck her
lick, she replied with a stick, tore his
shirt and afterwards bit him.
Before Municipal Court, the trouble
was brought, aud the whole of the story
was told; there wasn't sufficient, OF evl-
dence Efficient, the Judge the defendant
TO held. The witnesses swore they had
quarreled before, when the wife proved
the much better man. so Judge Ball
decided the offense equally divided and
dismissed Gilbert off-nand,
Dr. J, II. Stubbs, who has charge of
William Thomas, the colored man who
was stabbed by John Sanger, at a soIree
given over Market street bridge Satur-
day night, reported that his condition
was favorable TO recovery and unless
something unforeseen occurred he would
bs out by Monday. The stab was in the
heavy muscles OF the left hip aud the
man who is at the Delaware Hospital has
to remain quiet BAnger's bail was hxed
at 8i 900 for trial Tuesday next.
William Frisby, the colored barber,
living At No 300 east Sixth street. was
charged with inhuman ly whipping his
step son Willie smith aged 10 years
willard Hall Porter appeared for
ths Society for the Prevention
of Cruelty to Children. The boy
said that Friaby charged him with
! taking his auto-harp although he didn't.
He pushed pistol in the boys face,
threatened to kill him, and later
whipped him brutally from the effects
Of which he was still suffering Agent
Stout and Detective McVey, who saw the
boys back, told OF It's condition There
we're welts and cuts there from some OF
which blood had come. Ezls Briscoe
saw Frlsby threaten the boy but didn't
see him stiike.
Frisby denied having hit the boy, only
threatened him with arrest. He said he
hadn't pistol nor whip In the house.
He could not explain the marks on the
L
come from bug bites aud then scratching
them. John A. Brown, a friend Of
Frlsby 5, and Samuel Leonard an uncle.
testified that Frisby treated the boy all
right, and never abused him, which the
boy 5 mother, who Is living with Frisby
and whose name is Charlotte Smith, en-
dorssd. She testified to threats, but
didn't hear the boy cry nor did she see
aim beaten.
The evidence was slightly conflicting
and Judge Ball decided that Frisby WAS
guilty aud dnsd him $40 and costs.
Martin joyce was charged with disor-
derly conduct In Thomas MCCARTHY q
saloon on Maryland avenue. He pleaded
guilty, blamed 1t all en- liquor and paid
81 and costs as psnAnos
Tsohl Graaboski, claiming to be a
doctor, and speaking nine languages,
went to the house OF Rev Father Lso. Of
1t. HsdWlg's X o. Church, yesterday Rt
Sp M. and asked Marie Ssrvantskl FOR
the priest On being told that he was
away from home he left but returned
about O'CLOCK and again demanded to
rec the reverend father. Again be was
told that he couldn't. when he awore at
Marie, calling hl ranumber OF bad nAmea.
He WAS arrested by Officer Flynn When
arrAigned he denied the charge, but
ohicsr Flynn. who understands Polish,
heard his words and testified Agalnau
him. He was 6nsd $40 aud costs
Anton BArzIkoski and Adam Madowski,
were at Eleventh and HeRld streets yes.
terday afternoon when Officer Rein
holtzki ran across them BnrzkoskI
tried TO take .Madowski home but he
didn't seem 10 care AdRmski and The
officer pulled him inskl. His companion
tried to get him away and he was sent In
too. Anton WAS allowed to 60 and Adam
was hned 81 and costs
Adam was also charged with stealing
twenty cents from Charles H. Henderson
but this was withdrawn as there wai
not enough evidence TO substsntiats It,
OHicer Welsh found Mary MsKsn-
drick at Ninth and King streets very
much under the influence OF liquor
She had reinforcements in the shape oi
hAlf-pint bottle Of whiskey Ia hel
inside pocket The officer conhEcatec
both Mary and her jag and sent then
Ia. Arrangements have been made Il
send Mary to the Howard Home II
Philadelphia and she WAS rscommittsC
pending such step