The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-15
CITY C0URY.CAsES
John nurphy was Assaulted by william
Galloway.

When Court Crler Heal sang his favorlte
solo In City Court this morning 1t looked
as II the police had been cunning rather
lively, as tho dock was full OF game.
John LavGn. John McCloskey, William
Moyce John J. Callnghan. James Boyer,
| William Bowe were charged with being
drunk: Lavan, Bowe, Boyer Callayhan
and Moyce were finod 81 and costs each
McCloskey was given chance to 60.
with bottle Of bad whisky yesterday. He
| took couple Of drinks and used bad
Language. He was rated at 81 and costs.
John Malavan and John Kane were
drunk yesterday and had fight In res
taurnnt. They were fined 81 and costs,
Laurence Fitzharris was arraigned on
the charge of impersonatiny an officer.
The evidence was to the effect that on
Saturday night shortly before 10 o'clock
ne was arrested In house on Orange
street He told the woman Of the house
that he wasa detective and wanted to
keep her from trouble. He had no badge
and four weeks ago he had her to close
the house. She did so and no raid took
place. On Saturday night no said his
pal was on tho corner He was fined $40
and costs for disorderly conduct. The
Court said that Fitzharris was trying to
cast dlscredit 1t on tho police department
assault with intent to kill young johnson
was continued until next Monday. Tho
prosecuting witness was unable to appear.
The case n Winfield S. Brown charged
with violating the city ordinance was con.
tlnued unit! Wednesday morning. He
will BIZ represented by j. Frank Biggs
Elmer Robinson and Jennie Bostio, col.
ored, were charged with keeping disorder.
ly house at No. l0li Orange street.
Il hat h.,h ~ Ia
regular nuisance.
The language that is used Is abominable
and tho Conduct Is unbearable. He works
on tho railroad ana needs no alarm clock
as they keep the disorder up all night On
Saturday night they threatened to put an
other man on the stove. The woman has
been at the house for about three weeks.
She is tho cause of all the trouble He
did not know II Jennie was Queen Victoria
or not.
Maggie Smith heard Jennie use the in.
decent language 1t is unfit for any per-
son to hear. She wants to protect her chill
uren. She does not got any sleep. A fine
Of go and costs was imposed.
Howard Reed was charged with vlolat.
Ing the city ordinance OF having meat ex.
posed for sale on stand opposite Hanover
Chufch. he did not notice any tools for
cutting the meat
John Manlove colored testified that he
saw Reed and bought pound and a half
OF steak. Flo had to cut piece to make it
the oxact weight
fine of S. and coats was imposed. The
case VIII be appealed.
William Galloway was charged with as.
shult and battery on John Murphy. Ac.
compaEied by another man he went into
lunch house on Saturday night along
the coast. He did not pay for Tho oyster
pie. His companion was to pay for the
pie. Galloway picked up chair and
struck him twice.
The case was continued until to-mor-
row. morning in order that witnesses cnn
be secured
Thomas White, colorcd, was arrested on
the charge of larceny Of strap. Mr..
Cnhoon asked that tie case be dismissed.
The strap was worth about two cents.
He came here from Virginia to drive one
OF the mail wagons. Ho was to re-
ceive s5a month and his board. Out of
that was deducted $3.50 to pay his fare
from Virginia Ivy heard that White was
going to Washington and declined to pay
his wages to him. Then suit was brought
before Magistrate Pritche,t and Judgment
was given against Ivy White was about
to go to Washington yesterday, and he
was arrested Oh the above charge
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