Evening journal., 1896-08-28
PAID FOR HIS ADMISSION
Although He Had to Meet
Judge Ball Before Doing so.
DI5oRDBRLY AT THE BALL PARK

Newark. n. j., Wan Charged with
Tapping Mrs. Margaret Cooks TIL
-Noiehbors Troubles Lead TO the muui-
oiDal court-o othor Gases Heard by Ais
Honor.
III do not like having to appear IN
Court and prosecuting parties who are
charged with disorder on the ball
park, " said Manager Long TO an EVEN
ING JOURNAL reporter 81 am deter
mined. however, TO have order at the
games, aud tbs only way see to secure
1t Is TO punish vlolators. The very
toughest element which attends the
games can get along without hearing
scurrllous or profano language, and IL Is
certain that the better element does not
want to hear It, am willing to 90 to
considerable expense aud trouble this
year TO make the game popular here, and
n fall It will rot be my fault
was Disordsriy on the Grounds.
John HAggerty went TO the ball park
yesterday afternoon aud insisted o" be
ing admitted without paying. When
/ ordered out he used considerable pro
family and after being sjected continued
bis remarks until arrested by Sergeant
Welsh, at the request OF Manager Llng
When arrRigned this morning HaRRerty
explained that hs WAS thore on invita-
tion OF Pitcher Amole and he had no
recollection Of using language which
was of color.
Judge Ball decided that hs had not
comported himself az be should have
done. and nned him 50 and coats
Fined for Disorderiy Conduct.
John Caller Yves charged with assault
on Mes. Eliza Kenyon on August II. II
proved TO be neiRhbofs quarrel, with
the children as the mRlu factor aud he
got excited and used strong language
There WAS vast difference In the testl
mony OF the witnesses aud rs q result h'
got the benefit Of all doubt and WAS dis
charged charge Of disorderly con
duct, based on the language used on tn
street. was then made. n plea Of guiltl
entered and a fine Of $40 ard costs i'm
posed, which was paid
! William Moyce, veteran With a yer.
badly discolored eye was arrested b
, officer Shields, who found him YER
drunk, lying in Warmers cial yard
, william has been out OF All about
} month and this fact saved him fros
more than 81 hne and costs.
OharEed with Larceny.
Nrs Margaret Cook, who keeps
saloon at No 200 West Second charge
Daniel Mccarthy, who claims RewArt
IN. J as his home, with tapping her IL
2, OF one silver dollar and two quarters
: Hho Was In room adjoining the b'
when she heard silver rattling Sh
went out aud saw Mccarthy standing
!. ihs eBd Of the bar He asked for
= drink but before serving him she notic'
/. the drawer open and taxed him wit
4 taking the money He had the dollar
a his hand when Ofhcsr Ralslon who vi
= called In arrested him.
Mrs Cook was unwilling 10 prosecu
\ providing Mccarthy gave her her mon'
back, but he declined and then he WI
sent Ia.
He claimed that the money was l.
a and that II any was taken II was by
I. man who left as he entered His stoI
!. lacked substRntiation and Judge Ba
, held him In 5000 bail for upper cour
and at the same time advised him
n send to Newark and get his friends
/, speak as to his character.
z Jonn must Go Back.
John Brsinard, a gray haired veteral
WAS charged by his wife with drunkel
T. ness She agreed to withdraw her charl
> providing he went back to the Soldier
% Home He promised TO do so and vi
q giveu ton days.to close up a little bus
s ness no has In Wilmington The case vi
j. held up pending his departure
. 0sorgiAuna Banner waa arrested
d officer Shields, who found her drul
Is ust bsyond Market street bridge. n
I denied having drunk more than one gla
OF beer. and az she had not been In oou
for some time, she got away with 81 Al
. costs
Is John Wilson, arrested by Offieer RI
ton on a charge Of assault aud batte
was held until tomorrow, when the O.
will b. heard The bail was fixed a $8t
Edward Rogers charged With oist
d derly conduct, desired witnesses and
- his r, q1est tho case was continued uni
10 morrow. bail being Fixed at s.
Daniel O'Neill is the complainant. aud
10 claims that Rogers attempted to bra
l. bin with q stone. On the other hal
10 Rogers claims that ONeill harbored
II wife. The case promises to bs an ints
est.Dg one.