The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-18
.lTHE Sore ARM
TRIED here
BY a Baltimore Youth 10 Raise
Money.
ABOUT slNE FALSE TEETH
Which Were Stolen from DR..
Honeywell and Found
r. Mouth Before They
Were Made:
About s9NE FALSE Teeth

Last evening, about o'clock, Officer
Finn was called into Maryland avenue
saloon to remove James Haggarty, who
was acting disorderly. The officer would
not remove the man when the saloon keep.
or refused to prosecute Haggerty. The
and threatened to cut the officer with
long knife. He was then arrested and
Judge Ball this morning In the city ball
fined him $40 and COSTS
Yesterday afternoon Detective Witsil
found George Watson, aged IS, of Balti.
more, begging on the street, with several
yards of muslin wrapped around his arm.
Upon unrayeling the muslin tho detective
discovered he was an imposter. Judge
Ball stated that we do not want to keep
tho Baltimore people here and upon the
young man promising to leave the city he
was allowed to go.
VIM. Derrlckson testified that he found
the set of teeth, for the larceny Of which
Robert Turner Pinkctt was charged. He
found the teeth OH Decoration Day at Sth
and Market streets.
His sister deposcd that he showed tho
teeth to her In Chester on May 3lst, and
If she had known there would have been
such trouble about the teeth, she would
have burned them.
Pinkett testified that he tried on the
soldier clothes worn by Derrickson and the
teeth fell out and he has had them sincs
then. He had gone to tho dentist and
asked him about anyone losing u set Of
teeth and when he brought them to his
parlor he was arrested.
Rev. b. Il. Moore gave Pinkett a good
character.
DIR. Honeywell was called in rebuttal
and testified that he made tho set of teeth
and made tho impression for the set on
June "a, and on June 80 they were miss.
In Inn hv q
England who appeared for the defendant
he depOsed that he made a similar set Of
teeth. He did not see Piukett in his par
lors about the time tho seven sets of teeth
were stolen.
The court dismissed the case.
Tho charge against Annie Whiteman,
colored, was dismissed upon the prosecut-
ing witness withdrawing the charge.
John Roach withdrew the charge Of as.
sault and battery against Thomas Ma
honey
Stella Williams, colored, was charged
with assault and battery on Mccormick
McGonigal Mundy's bartender. She was
ono of a number who were in the place
and acting rather disorderly. He put her
out and then she turned around and struck
him in the mouth. Considering that she
had been locked up over night, she was
dismissed.
Isaac Anderson colored, was charged
with disorderly conduct. McGonigal die.
posed that every time he goes into the sn.
loon he docs have u brick in his poke
book. Last evening he came in and wa
ed to clean out the place. Charles McClu, y
was present and saw Isaac act disorderly.
Anderson claimed that the bartender
struck him on the forehead. The judge
asked how it was that the officers who
make the arrests are not present in court.
Anderson has been behaving himself
fol the past eighteen months.
The case was continued until tomorrow
morning In order that officer kelleher
may be in attendance.
The charge against Frank Fox was ask
ed to be dismissed at tho request of the
prosecuting witness but the court in
formed Mr.. Knowles that it Was case Of
felunp.
The case was continued until tomor-
row morning.