The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-21
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MANY Gases Of p,asrsu. phase. Given an
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AriuEs
Judge J. Frank Ball presided at this
mornings session OF the Municipal
Court. 1t was the iirst time sincs Satur.
day, he having since been at Cape May.
where the sun had tanned his complexion
The courts session was one marked by
the presence OF what In court pnrlance are
known as old Offenders. In several In.
stances those got on lightly. but In one
case the defendant was subjected to the
HARVEST fine md imprisonment sentence
the court could impose.
The first one OF the old Offenders was
Thomas Blare who upon frequent paat
occasioDe hae given much trouble because
OF his hibllious propensitles. Thfs time
Thomas was not only intoxicated but dis.
orderly toward woman at Maryland
avenue and Elm streets and while the
tongue lasbing was at Its hight officer
Satoosh put In an appearance. THOMAS
told what further ho had to sLy TO the
officer on the way In. He got of with
hue OF 81 and costs.
There is no one more familiar about the
station house than Edward Mulyey. and
'Neduy's' unwilling familiarity Is caused
also by strong drink. Yesterday Sergeant
Howgate had to carry him into The wagon
and out again upon arriving at the station
house.
Have you been working Of late.n asked
had testified.
Eyes sir. worked until yesterday"
answered MIR. Mulvey.
moment later chorus OF voices from
the officers affirmed the prisoners ans
wers, which caused the court to remark
thut he still had many friends about the
stotion house. A fine OF 81 and costs was
imposed. Edward has not been on a
spree for some time, and while he had
been working he paied morning visits to
utn tt<.s, l.a hasa hna he.
ed enoouragement Probably he did not
stop yesterday morning. Anyway 1t did
not come out during tho testimony.
L. b. Savanna OF Georgia, was arrested
by officer DiAiare on West Eighth street
last night for acting disorderly. Savanna
explained that his conduct might have
been accustomed by the drinking OF few
glasses OF beer. he said he was a sales.
man Travelling for Baltimore house and
was on bis way to Philadelphia when ar.
rested. He had been employed here. but
when the court Inquired with whom. the
prisoner would give no answer, Tor reasons
best known to himself. The court did
not insist on IN answer. but told him to
leave the city ae soon es 1t was possible
for him to do so. And Savanna left.
William II. Lynn. young white man,
was charged with keeping dlsorderly
house at No. All Walnut street, but the eK-
animation went over until tomorrow
morning.a which time witness will be In
attendance.
John MoCray, 10 year old white boy
who has the unenvleble reputation Of be.
ing thief despite his tender age, was in
the dock again on that charge. Shortly
before the hour OF opening court he was
caught In the King street market with O
poeketbook containing 40 cents. four
pocket knives and pipe In his possession.
The owners could not be found. and pend
Ing an examination John was held until
tomorrow morning.
Frank Duncan. who has manila for
RssaultlDR persons. was arraigned on q
charge OF assaulting Joseph EberhardU
while In King street saloon Monday
night. The testimony was that the pris-
oner had approached the prosecuting wit.
ness and ordered him to pay for some tea
purchased. Duncan explained that he
was joking Mt the time. but could not tell
the court why he had used a chair on
Eberhardt In furthering the joke. The
witness appeared with q dlscolored eye
and cut cheek fine Of 800 costs was un-
paid and In default OF payment Duncan
will serve six months imprisonment. He
was released from jail on Saturday from
serving similar sentence.
Special Agent Frank Stout OF the So.
clety for the Prevention OF Cruelty to
Children had ihs case against James
Dougherty, which has been fully report.
ed, continued again until tomorrow morn.
Ing when hnal disposition will be made Of
1t.
A sad story colored by the evil allure.
ments young girl lie subjected to was
brought out in the case OF IL year old
Emma Deputy. whose father charged her
with incorr e bl ity.
The testlm ony was that Emma had left
her parents home. where every influence
for good was thrown around her, there.
fore without cause. to begin a life OF way.
wardness. which was cut off by her fathers
timely action only. Neighbors testified
to the kindness Of tho parents to the
child. On Sunday Emma, In company
with 15-year Old Emma Hopkins, went "a
Gordon Heights, where they remained oil
day with two men.
The quartette returned to the city In the
early evening, but the girls left the men,
the girls going to another section OF the
city and meeting two other young
men unknown to them. and taking them
to house on Duncan street. between
Seventh and Eighth avenues where all re-
mained for the night. Vhe girls neither
| returned to their homes until yesterday.
| Mrs. Hopkins was In court and Judge Ball
| informed her that unless she took better
care of her daughter she would be takeI
| from her.
Emma Deputy realized the position hel
wa, wardne5s had gotten her into and Il
was vita tears In her eyes that she declar
| cd she was not as bad as she was reported
to be. The court thought the Glrls' In
| dustrial School was the place for Emma
and committed her Io!that institution.
Court then ad journed.