The evening times., 1896-04-15
CoSTIGAN'S REPARTEE.

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. mvutlvd dstOnisnment. he tu.u iiUpg IL,
| needed nothing to soften nIs mind, ''Ior. by
! me faith, yerc eItun that Iasu-uauic uy
>azc they caH parunasis.'
! 'farcsis, IerFCnCc, parcsis, corrected
| HOgg.
/ .-,l.cr moiud about the calm av IL,
I yc We got 1t an roig'It. what 30 yc want,
! any Wy. rrUhaNn wid ivery sIbJ.eDc., anu
I i suOvcnccT Spnoon IL the Ildy prs hers
/ saying aiso maybe Hoeg desireu brussels
! carpet on ihe IrooT, AN chronteos auorn'
J ing the wall.
| Hogg rcpnulatea the idea, and sa id Cos.
tigan cUuu not appreciate an ld.aIisy.
| NO, sur, au> weresl the ever-practi-
| cal cOstigan. '.but ~ III dead on To INMATES
| lOikc yerseI-
Eggs are selling in market for II cents
a dozen. but they come a little higher in
Judge InlhalIs court. and are rated IN
the same Il, Cleopatra cocktails. Ills
honor fixed TIE prIrc This morning AT $40
per egg.
IL WAS the heaviest fine for z minor Of
:ense that bas been assessed IN the police
court for many = dav. James FUrG. IT., was
the Cuiprit, and James Ford, sr., paid
The judgment.
Just JnouU now James. the younger, is
walking AROUND and refusing 10 sIt down for
-isons best known 10 himself, his papa
AMI a silent but energetic rattan cane.
nv boy, whe is bright, cledr-evt and
years Old. was charged VITA dcia"ing prI
vdte property.
Tuc properly is = house at al0 G street
Mari MauGiin.
Mr>. Maugum took the stand and told bis
huuUr James hau been the banc OF her eN-
.>,CuCt for long time, She was dressed
III her sunday nest. u black silk gown,
trimmed wifi ret, a hat trimmed with >ume
impossible flowers. and rdd her soft. plump
hands covered WITH sever. toCEing miItS.
She flannel herself nerVously as she
reCountcd the unduing Of James, who stood
near, irving 10 rub hIs two hands into one
anu casting anxious r.anCes at a red
ft4,s. r,sfl-n
man WIS james. sr.. ana he carried a
Ihick. iornlida ble-i"nking cane.
a JUVENILE TERROR.
Your honor said Mrs. Manrun, "for
one solid year that boy. indicating the
minority emf of the Ford family. that boy
mas been throwing things 4 my house anu
worrying me III every way
Mrs. MangUm went on To state that
She submitted, like the early Christians. To
the casting of stones ana bricks. but James
playci the string ont when lie stood on uis
porch during the happy rIusn OF EIstcrtrir
ANA cast eggs at her front door. She
pictured the yellow liquid streaming over
The neat front nr the Man.um residence,
dripping in blonde drops over the steps. and
GIVING her home the appearance Of Il country
lheatcr after an unsatisfactory perform
anCe.
james pleaded guilty. hut said Mrs
Mangum erred in SAYING eggs.
II onIv thruwed one egg. said the boy,
his eyes rivctcd on the red-nosed man.
honor. 40 do such a mean action. | III
going to fine YOU SO. Is this hoy's father
in COURT ne asked kcndiS.
k.ndi:. said Ii" was, and escorted him
to the judges desk.
To the surprise of the court room, Ford,
senior, first. with great drilberatiOn. put
on his hat. aud then burst into a fit Of
weeping. Keudig swept Off the hat and
the unhappy parent Jcrked out his pocket
ha ndkcrchier.
Have l got to pay that, Judge he
sObbcd.
The judge said he certainly shonld.
In mcantin inlc James. the younger stood
by with dry eyes. though much disturbed
hy his fathers emotion. II was Il mcnacing
: ign to him, and ne felt around his knck-
crpoCkerS as if he already heard the swish
and felt the whale OF q stick.
His papa again put on his hat. pulling
from his pocket n dirty canvas bag and
tolling ont the money into KendiG's hand,
who with great deXterity shot off with
his thumb and forefnger the Objectionable
hcadgear-
Exit, Mrs. MaDgum, with compressed