The evening times., 1896-10-15
LADS WHO WENT AsTRAY
Harry c. Matthews and Har-
ward O. Seymour in Court.
DRUNK AND DIsoRDERLY
The Former Admitted His Guilt and
Expressed RemOrse-The Judge
Was Pained by the Incident, ana
Also Pained the Youths by Fines.
Moriarity's First offerise.

Judge Kimball had in the dock OF his
court this morning two young men IfoH
Capitoi Hill, charged with disordcry Con-
duct by Mr.. A. 6. HoGe, who SAID they
came to his house last night and tned to
get his son to come out SO they could trhash
him.
The prisoners were Harry c. Matthews
and Harvard O. Seymour, both nineteen
wears old, well dressed and Showing piaihiy
On their smooth faces the traces oi thc ue-
bauch they had iDdulged in yesterday.
While they were w waitinS W betfieu' hehuie
several times handed them ice water 10
coo, their thick ton gues and parched thTuats.
Young Hoge said they kicked his front
door and acted in u disSraceiul manner,
and that he had never harmed thelil' anu
could only attribute their actions TO tIuhA-
enness.
| he regarded his pulled cheeks and swoiieh
ewes. his first question was: "How oiu are
| YOU young man."
..Nueteeu. sir" aud the youth said it in a
tone of deep melancholy.
..Niu,leeu :uu drunk" sorrowfully said
| the court.
Yes. SIR" added Matthews; Il WAS
drunk. | am sorry TO say" He said he
1
Seymour admitted as much. and seemed
| the least culpable of the two. Ill. was
| fined So ard Matthews SO. Inc DoSs
| sent for the money. auG were spared the
humiliation of being seut u the workhouse
he LOVES LIQUOR.
Edwin j Moriarty, respectable looking
man neatly dressed. was also victii oil
dr,uk He is a barber, employed 10 shop
on Seventh street, near II, and took WHISKY
.I.,x for Inc.
He got SO full lie went to sleep in Mount
Vernon Square, where he was found by
Policeman Carson, who arrested HIM Tor
| trcspasS.ng on a public park
| Ju,,re .mbali Ielt sorry Tor Moriarty
| and was very kind ohim.
Judge" said Moriarty, SICK and treih-
bling. u am thirty y nine years OF age ana
this IS the first time have ever broken any
law | have never beeu IN sdch I'm DE-
| FORE
| what caused you to get full?'' asked
| the Judge
| Il had chiIIs,'' responded the defendant.
| "and the few drinks Of whisky mao 10
stop the shakes went TO my head.
| Yes and left you with the worst kind oI
| shakes" observed the judge. cycling Mori-
| arty's uiVerinG hands.
| Never until last night" said the deiend-
| ant has the hands Of an officer been laid
Oh me-
| Let IL be a warning TO you,' said
| Judge Kirnball II shall take your bonds
! but don't you COME here again, ana use some
| other medicine for the chiils
| Indeed / won't SIR said tie barrier
fcrventIy thanking the court
CAUGHT HIM REGGING.
| Walter purack cane here from New YORK
| 10 lind employment. and icing unable tn
| procure 1t commenced TO Deg ana was
| caught by the police.
| Waner is hardly cut oi his teens ana mas
NO, been on the road long enough 10
| harden him, So he impressed III" sour
| with his candur and Ifankness. He said ie
| had heard there was plenty of work here.
| clam afraid YOU have been misnforrned,
sai his honor '.and cam ehere on a irultiess
! chase. What sort o1 latOr were you look
| ing for?''
| Vanishing, SIR" said Walter. Il am not
| cltoicc.''
| The boy was hungry and tired. and the
i fudge sent him to the wUFkhouse for ten
days. a sentence thankfully received by
| Durack.
| George Williams. Young in years, but old
i in sin came before his honor To-Day, Us he
| hasmauy tim es heretofore. on the old 2hdiSc
| of yagrancy.
Williams has been making nuisance IF
| himself by begging on the street, and was
arrested yesterday by Policeman Herbert
| He is lean, hungry and woliish looking,
| With restless black eyes, hair cut william
| ously short, aud 4 cruel, hang-dog cast OF
countenancc
but gimme show, won't YOU"
why don't you give yourself a show
said the court.
Say, III git right out OF tOwn, on the
level Ill, and never take another drink,
and Williams pretended tn be overcome by
emotion.
'.Oh, Williams said the Judge. doubt
fully, you know You don't mean wnat
you say" =.
sure I do" said Williams. Il Won't
stay here mint"
II can't make you leave the CITY," said
the Judge. 'You live here"
I'm never live here no more,' pleaded
Williams.
Il don't agree with you, said the Juuse,
lat least not for a little while. How much
time did YOU get the last time had you
here?''
Fifteen days.
This time it is thirty"
.Step TINS way, George said kcndiS
You get month. 80.
"Whew,'' said Williams to the hailiif
"he didn't do thing TO me, did he?'
THE WIFE WAS FINED.
Tears weled up in the eyes of Louisa
Chase a well dressed mulatto, when sht
was n arraignedi In Judge Mllers police court
today charged with engaging in an ARRAY
| Alberta Clark ,colored, was Jointly charged
with Louisa, but the latter did not appea
for trial. She preferred to forfeit hei
| collateral. Almost choked with sobs, L|1Is'
| cried:
| That Clark woman is trying to take m,
husband from me. She came TO my hous'
| yesterday and when'I saw her take hin
| walked after them. Alberta turned ant
pulled my hair because L told him 10 CONF
home with me-"
Detective Barnestestifiedthat the womel
weru enga ged in a street fight and were a
| it s'hammer and toncs'' when Policemen
| Mcdonald and Evans arrested them.
1--WE cannot have these scenes on the pub
lie Streets said his honor, imposing q
fine Of 81.