Evening journal., 1896-05-01
A BAD RIFT IN THE LUTTE.
Trouble Develops Among the
CoIored Seven Hundred.
REVENGE CAUSES TIE RUPTURE

And Results In the Breaking up OF =
Series OF Sessions Of the whIteohapsi
Crap Club. and Samuel sswsn PaTs =
Fine-DAvid Gets an X-Raise.
There Is serious rift In the Lutte In
Whiteohapel and the colored 200 are
disrupted and all over the attempt Of an
lrate female to interfere with the dead
game sports In their little games Of crap
New street has long been q paradise for
the devotees Of "ssben-leben" and the
atmosphere is filed with very frieid ether
when the boys are not ready to chuck the
cubes.
The police, while on to the game, End
considerable difficulty to get into one, and
as a consequence but few OF the players
are evor brought bsforS the NuuIcipal
Court. Once In q while, however, an
upluoky moke is colsred aud woe betlds
him when he is introdusod to Judge
Ball.
The Game Broken Up.
Last Sunday afternoon tho White
chapel Crap Club held a soree, and
everything was moving smoothly when
as RsbeccA Parker explained II, de
EyetAllsn cop done come roun' de cobneh
au 10 ooJb nunk Oup ohcoao ~ nhu
don de boys dey dispensed After
the officer left Charles Dumpson,
Samuel Sewell and William Morris,
all eolorsd, aeoursd Rsbecca Of 'brineln' ,
de cop" and thrsatsned her With dire
consequences II Ghs did IL again sswell
swore At her. but she did not mlnd that
so much As abe did the accusation that
she learned to be SPY at her church.
Tiki it, an har roffolor, svaa fno ununh
and sbe sWore to be revsnged by break
ing up the crap games
From information by her the three
swavthy gsnsaters were pulled In
Dumpsou, who had just gotten cut OF =
little difficulty with bis wife, explained
that he was not playing crap but was
sitting quietly on a stump reading an
article on the I rays when the officer
came. Rebecca endorsed this but insistsd
that Charles had played there. Norris
proved that he had been sick and wAs In
no condition TO court fortune with the
ivorles Both Of them were discharged.
stansbury Gets the X Raise.
sewsll WAS not 10 iortunate, as II was
shown that be did the swearing He
claimed that Rebsoca was mad because
he wouldn't call and make love to her,
but she was "Aotually too old for me.
jedge" He was given the benefit OF a
50 raise ADd will 60 to New Castle unless
| it is raised.
David stansbury, colorsd. was arrested
on charge Of Assaultlng William Spires,
an aged oolored wan. with whom he was
working at the Diamond Iron Company 3
mills. David clkimed that William called
HIN Al fispsive name and he knocked him
down This William dsnled and sue
ceedsd In proving his statement. He was
fined $40 and costs
Teddy Mcguire was a pltiful looking
sight when he entered the dock this
morning, ard Rroansd dismaliy as hs
heard bis name called. He oaly gou out
OF jail last Tuesday. aud will return this
afternoon for forty days, In default Of 30
fine and costs.
George Jackson, old enough TO know
better, was arrested by Officer Scott, who
found him 30 drunk that he had to bold
on 70 the ground to keep from falling
days getting filed up, although he has
remained comparatively sober for two
years He got on with 81 and costs.
Denied Stealing the OvereOat.
William Foster has besn boarding with
Mrs Anna Wbeatly ever since last Sep
tsmbsr. but for some time past has been
drinking hard. He was arrested last
night on charge Of larceny of an over
coat belonging to Mrs Wheatley'f
fAthsr-in. law, who was visiting her.
Mary Fisher. colorsd, said ahe saw
Foster standing ct the corner Of Front
and Market with the coat on his arm.
The case was continued until Tomorrow
In order to allow the officers to secure
evidsnoe.