Evening journal., 1895-07-29
THE Wal TER WAS SLOW
And Charles Bradford, of Phil
adelphia, Cursed Him.
HIS WAY WASN'T APPRECIATED

ALA@ " Al W AARAA a ~ MANILA ALL
Then He Became DIsorderly on the
Street and Was Run Init WIN Cost
Him Five for His Fun-A DIsorderly
House RaIded-Other Victims Of the
Municipal Court.
Jonas Heck is one OF those unfortu
mates whose thirst Ia far In excess OF his
caution and as a consequence he is very
frequently in Municipal Court as q
victim OF the law which prcscribes
drunkenness. The other day he was
present in new role, that Of witness in
the O'Day case, and his success in his new
part proved disastrous He went out and
proceeded to get full Last night he
reached the heights and was found on
Market street by Officer Merr, humping
into pedestrians, oolliding with awning
posts and show windows, tacklng under
full sail for the coast He was run in,
and this morning Judge Ball fined him
81 aud costs.
Officer Welsh found Joseph ogle at
Twelfth and French streets very much
under the irtuence Of liquor yesterday
Joseph has been on his good behavior
for long time, and this fact was taken
into consideration by his honor, who
fined him 81 and costs.
Charles Dougherty, who looks TO be q
minor but who Is % years old, was sent
in on Saturday night by Officer Donshoe
who found him drunk at Front ana King
streets. Charles had run up against
the peanut man there and had been
thrown into the street The officer
appearance prevented a row When
brought In Charles was loud in his de
mands for justice, but seemed satisfied
when be got off with 81 and costs.
Officer Davidson, while patrollng his
beat about o'clock yesterday morning
saw crowd of fellows at Water and
Shipley streets, acting In a disorderly
manner Four Of them left and started
over Market street bridge They stopped
at Weraer's wall and entered into al
argument in which oaths were the mair
factors The officer arrested three OF
them, William or "Rsddy" Powell, Mich
ael Mcdonnell and Peter McGinchey.
They were in jolly drunken state
when they reached the station, and werl
/ locked up Yesterday morning Pete
paid his fine and was released. Melon
nell claimed in court that none of tn,
trio was drunk, and Peter endeavored t
corroborate the statement, but Il didn'
have much weight with Judge Ball an,
''Reddy" and Mike we're fined 50 an,
costs each. As he left the stand Pete
remarked to the court who was tb
ma that hit me in the mouth with
club" his honor gave it up and Pete
departed grumbllng.
John Mulaven WAS seen By Office
Murphy at Front aud Shipley az an earl
hour yesterday morning, drunk an
disorderly. he claimed that he wa
going to Smyrna bat Indqe Ball decidei
that it would cost him So and costs t
make the trip
Charles Bradford came from Philsdel
phia yesterday to see friends and It wi
cost him So and costs before he get
back. He got full, cursed the walters i
Ainscow's restaurant, abused guests 0
that place, and then got into trouble oi
Walnut between Sixth and Sevent
streets Officers Gilling and Msrr wer
his aecusers He put in the usual pie
OF the other fellow.
Mary McCann got of of the Phliadel
Phia boat yesterday afternoon az
started up Fourth street.. She was verl
full and at Railroad avenue succumbe
to her jag Officer Shell gathered be
In and she was fined 81 and costs.
David M. Lurge was charged wit
harboring an unregistered dog. Whe
Sergeant Welsh served the werran
Lurge was abusive so ne was, brough
in. He apologized and disposed Of th
dog, aud the case was dismissed o
payment of costs
Milton O. Harding was charged wit
keeping a disorderly house at No. 81
West Fourth street The police hav
had their eyes on this place for SON
time, and about IL o'clock Saturda
night SeTgeants Bailey and Welsh, an
! Officers Davidson, Kelleher, Scott. Tsylt
and Rice rsided it, capturing Hardin
and his wife, q woman named Russo
ana Eve men. In court be pleaded NJ
guilty, but neighbors testified that the
4 were annoyed by noise and the actions
I drunken men at all hours OF the nigh
insulted when at their doors and wi
dows. and disturbed by men who call,
and tried to get in. thinking that th,
: were at No 2.4 Harding WAS fined s.
and costs.
Harry D. Fell was charged with di
orderly conduct by John Mcguire, b
D father In law. Fell's wife is ataying
her fathers as Fell Is not able
? support her, and he went there Ia
: night and kicked up a row. Nj
4 Mcguire claimed that Fell struck hE
Whereupon Mcguire knocked him dov
Y and thumped him. Fell also swore
his mother in.lsw to quite an exten
He was fined $40 aud costs.
The case of William Powell, colore
: charged with shooting Andrew Dav
/, was continued until next Thursday,
4 DR.. b. j. Stubs stated that Davis "
:, y. not able to leave the Delaware Hospil
until that date.
1r The case Of Straughn charged wi
le stabblng Daniel Llepert was continu
q until to morrow owing to the absence
1e Walter Il Hayes, Straughn's counsel
- The Work OF Single Tax Men.
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