Evening journal., 1896-01-07
A REGULAR CUSTOMER
Patrick Dougherty Comes Be-
fore Judge Ball for His Dose.
oHIBF TO ACT as TAsKMAsTBR

The oity Hall Cellars VIII Take tho
Place OF the stone Pile and Work Sue
coed PLAYA Young Newspaper Thief
in the ToiIs-other Gases Before the
Municipal Court.
Clerk Of the Municipal Conrt Samuel
s. Adams. Jr returned to his barn like
q lerters In City Hall yesterday morning
after severe case Of sickness due to
exposure to tAe dram hts and chill which
are features OF his tice Through the
courtesy OF Chief Dolan be WAS given
desk room In the latter's Off % during the
cold spell
There was an unpleasant ooldness In
the courtroom when Judge Ball took his
seat on the bench and there were ielcles
on Billy Heals voice as he inconed the
diurnal anthem An attempt 10 heat the
City Hall TO livibe point resulted in the
ancient hulk catching ere, and II was
only by the strenuous efforts Of Clerk
Adams, Director OF Public Safety Hyland.
Captain Kane, Sergeant England. Opsrtor
Wallace ard Turnkey Hammerer, that
the blaze was conquered IL Is under
stood that warrants are to be Issued
against these parties for unwarrantsd
Interfersnce with the progress OF the city
In saving the building
Sent Back to His Old Quartors.
There wore but three victims for the
Gillis degree. Patrick Dougherty alias
Paddy The bum" who has spent over
twenty three months Of the laat two
years in New Castle jail, was again In the
docS, Officer Lyons sppeerlng as his
sponsor. h got out OF the chateau
yesterday but the weather was too cold
for hin, so be at once loaded up on COST
rum and landed behind the oars In a few
hours. Judge Ball remarked that II the
plan Of working the prisoners was carried
out at New Csstle as designed, men Of
Dougherty's class would not be so
enxious to 60 there, and suggested that
be be given work around the police
station He fined him IS or 40 days
His FIRST job will be the cleaning out Of
the "a dali cellar
Walter Wright, a young lad was
arrAisned on a charge Of vagrancy He
said he bad left hons on account OF a
quarrel arising over his being out Of
Nork, but as be had nov secured work
he would 20 back He was allowe 10
60
Young Newspaper Thieves.
One Of the grsatsat anuoyauoes which
the local newsdsalsrs have to meet is
that Of boys who steal papsrs from tbs
doorsteps OF subscribers and then sell
them to other purchasers The direct
result Of this Is that the dsRlers lose the
price OF the papers and the customers
are put to annoyance aud discomfort
Bat this Is not all Very frequently the
-ubscriber takes his name of The dealers
books aud when occasion offers tells bis
friends of the supposed unreliablllty Of
the dssler
Henry N Butler Is one OF the sufferers
aud on bis Information award Lane was
arrested for the larceny Of papers Mr.
Batter says his loses from this source
have averaged $3.50 a year. aside from
loss OF customers About a year ago he
caught Lsne and n younger brother
stealing papers, but not desiring to have
the boys punished and thinking their
arrest would prove a warning, be aid not
appsar against them They continued
stealing and about three weeks ago he
again eau hit them, bat they got away
A Sunday or two ago they ware agaiu
discovered this time by one OF SIR
Buffers carriers aud than the warrant
Was sworn out, Edward will be ar.
rAlgned this evening, bail being fixed
At 5000