The evening times., 1896-08-19

SAID Mike, sorrowfully but run way wild
1t, an ] hadn't the first shmen at it,
Prosecutor Pugh laughed heartily. Serves
! you right for being SO Chesterfieidian. (" he
said.
II amt on to yer" said Mike, as the
court smiiinsly asked Mr.. Pugh if his lord
ship was bottle nan.
HE was so polite,' said Mr. Pugh, .'he
would always take drink when invited,
| even IL il made him sick''
| Amt niver made me SICK" mut:ered
| Mike.
| After this dialogue Officer Owen said:
Your honor, the bottle didn't belong to
Garvey. 1t was the other mans, and
Mike wanted to lick him because he wouldn't
give him drink
Now, Garvey, what do you say to tbat?''
demanded Mr.. Pugh.
Me an him was pardners in that
bottle"
And he lquidated the assets of the
firm" remarked Mr.. Pugh, telling the
court as long as Garvey was bankrupt
Hight sentence might be imposed.
! Fifteen days, Michael" said Judge
Scott, and when you get out avoid the
| bottling business
AN uNwARRANTED ARREST.
| In a few days Mary Bell win be a
\ mother, and Yet in her precarious condi-
uon Policeman Curry arrested her last
night for some trifling disorder IN the
squaind alley where she passed her pow
erty-stricken existeuce, and put her In
a cell at the station-bouse, where the
woman moaned and suffered all night.
Today, as she was called for trial, she
stumbled almost bhndly 10 her weakness
to the rail, where she stood, pale, irresu-
Lutte. terrified
ton and said: 'Mr. Kendig, that woman
seems to be suffering Let her take a
seat
kendig gave her n chair and stepping to
the judge whispered in his ear
MIR. Pugh," said his honor, have you
noticed the prisoners condition"
The prosecutor glanced at poor Mary,
and then quickly picking a pen from the
table wrote hurriedly on the information
against her.
! "Yes, your honor. I have" he said,
land have nolie pressed the CASE
II think the officers should use some
discretion in making arrests remarked his
honor, as the woman made her way slowly
and painfully out of the courtroom.
| ANOTHER SICK WOMAN DISCHARGED.
Rightafterc anne Emma Washington, ken
from sick bed this morning by Policeman
| Stewart, on a warrant sworn out by
quarrelsome neighbor.
| ''They are making an infrmary out of the
dock" said Mr. Pugh. glancing at Emma,
who tottered to the stand.
| Judge, am a sick woman" she said;
and, indeed she looked it, land Mr.. Stew
art hauled me out OF bed to come here I've
got to go to the hospital"
what is she charged with?" asked the
Judge.
Profanity" said the clerk.
Emma told the court that as the result of
dispute with another woman on an excur.
sion boat the latter was trying to make her
| pay fine. She said she had never harmed
her enemy and denied the charge alleged
| against her.
This woman is sick, your honor said
Mr.. Pugh. "I would suggest that she be
| dismissed
agreed" "assented the Judge, and Emma
wended her way TO the fresh air outside.
The police are making war on the lower
| class OF women in the cyprian quarter who
promenade the streets there at night. To-
day Policeman Fathers had In court Edith
| Applegate and Clara Devine, two we'll
dressed mulattoes, charged with vagrancy
He said they refused to keep within
bounds and he arrested them. Judge Scott
gave them, in default OF bonds, fifteen tla ys
in the workhouse.
A PONDEROUs PRISONER.
Susanna Grigilsby, you charged
with disorderly Conduct read Clerk Wash.
burn, as ponderous female black n nd sosy,y
as stoker, arose from chair among the
spectators. and made her way with crea kim.
shoes to the rail. Are you guilty OF not
guilty?'
'I'm innercent," shouted Susanna, "as
nah unbon chile. I'm lady eff / am
culud.''
"shut up" said Kendig. "silen ce ,.
yelled his partner. Cole, while Mike Flynn's
voice could be heard demanding 'haI way
three blocks.
"Youse can't frighten me-" said Susan.
ma, defianty ignoring their commands.
Lizzie Bruce and Lucy Crumpton swore
the defendant used the vllest language In
front of their houses last night.
what did she sa ~ asked Attorney Kicks
counsel for the accused, of Lizzie.
1T warn't no Bibil talk, II tell yo' dat y
said Lizzie.
Repeat it, insisted Kicks.
"She sed dere wuzn't. no sides or bottom
termy kar acter. an. ferder dan dat. wuz q
houn'faced wench."
''Step aside" said Mr.. Pugh, land give
Lucy a chance. Lucy had to say that SUI
sanna attacked the reputation of all her
relatives, dead and alive, and nspersed her
virtue. reputation and mode of living.
Are you married7" asked Kicks.
'.Yes. am"
where's your husband?"
Hes ded. he liz. He's hanged said
Lucy, angrily.
When Susanna got on the stand she placed
all the profanity on Lucy and Lizzie, and
Judge Scott. tired OF the useless wrangIe
dismissed the case
4 .
Charged with Theft of Furniture.
George Montgomery, white boy sew
enteen years old, was charged with larceny
by John E. McNally ofNo. 327 Massa chusett.
| avenue last night The eomplatnant al