The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-27
v vihiiliDi HAS
AFTERMATH.
Several Persons Arraign-
ed in the City Court for 4
4, Acts Committed on
\. Christmas Day.

There were only eight cases before
Judge Ball In the City Court this morn
ing where men were charged with being
drunk. They were fined 81 and costs
each.
John Mcguire got out OF jail on Sunday.
He will retire Tor thirty days.
james Deyins was fined SO and costs
for dlsorderly conduct.
Martha Sipplo was tho prosecuting witt
meas against Michael IIsmborp, rolored,
on the chargo Of disQrder!y conduct. b
He wasdrunk and didAnot seem to know
how to hshave hkuself A white gentle.-
man requested hsrsu sing and she Teceivx,
edo quarter. Michael went out and piaks
cd up brick. He thrsx 1t through.'tk
window and 1t struck tho opposite wall.
( Joseph Massey testified he was at the next
Mike and ejectsd him. He was fined $40
and costs.
james Rogers was fined IS and costs for
being drunk aud dlsorderly. He was Civ
gu al opportunity to 90 home but refused
to do 80 and cursed Officer Tucker.
Mary johnson, colored, was charged
with disorderly conduct. Officer Di Mare
testified she was crazy drunk and broke
the furniture at her home. Her friends
could not do anything with her; she want.
cd to commit suicide; her brother had
hard time to keep her from jumping out
the window. She was ordered to pay tho
costs.
John Carlin pleaded not guilty to the
charge Of disorderly conduct His daugh.
ter, Teresa CarliD, testified that he was
drunk yesterday. He used bad language
and attempted to assault her mother. Her
mother lie very sick aud has been for many
years. Carltn stated that he expects to
tako the pledge and will do batter hereaf-
ter. He was allowed to go and begin life
arew.S s-.,
Arthur Johnson. coiered pleaded guilty
to the charge OF assault and battery, on
Ella Robinson. AS the latter did not up
pear the case was continued until tomOr-
row morning and an attachment issued
tor the prosecuting Witness.
Samuel Cauik, colored. was charged
With unnecessary cruelty toa horse. Of
fcsr Mcbride testified he saw the son
Caulk strike the horse several times while
the wheel Of the cart was wedged against
the side OF 4 coal cur. There was over
ton and half Of coal on tho cart.
Alfred Cadman deposed no was on tho
fcsr Mcbride. This horse will not pull II
the whip Is used on him. He was fined
$40 and costs
Michael Gallagher pleaded not guilty to
the charge of 'sault and battery on his
sister, Lizzie Gallagher. She did not want
him to go near their house any moro.
Officer Ralston testified that he wsnt to
Rising Sun and found that Gallagher had
an axe Assisted by officer Ford he was
put under arrest. On Sunday he came in
10 the house and he struck his sister. Ho
secured the axe and said he would strike
the officer when no came. He was fined
go and costs under the charge of disorder.
~ conduct.
>. William H. Johnson, oolored, pleaded
not guilty to the charge of larceny Of
silver watch the property Of Mary e jack
son.
johnson was at her home looking alb out
whitewashing md when he went away 1t
disappeared. She saw the watch at Levy's
pawn shop.
Jacob Levy testhen that the watch was
pawned by man under the name OF jack
son.
The prisoner was the man that pledged
the watch He was held in $500 bail for
appearance at the upper court.
Samuel Harmau, colored, was charged
with the larceny Of two revolvers, two ra.
zors, a watch and pair of shoes from Sam
uel Sklutt He was not ready for trial rs
he wanted witnesses. Tho cass was con.
tinued until tomorrow morning.
Cora Gordon and Annie Scott, colored.
were charged with the larceny of a pair Of
shoes. tho property of Rhoda Hon
derson. The girls were at her hons' on
Wednesday and she missed Them Thurs
day morning The Scott girl sat right
where the shoes were placed.
Annie Rsed deposed that she saw the
girls whom they left the house. The CASE
was dismissed.
Thomas Dsvins has been committed to
New Castle jail In default Of 5000 bail for
appearance. At the session Of the City
Court on Saturday night he was charged
with larceny Of an umbrella, several
handkerohiefs and a bunch OF keys the
property OF l.. d. Morrow.
Dsvins went to the office Of tho Jute
Works aud inquired for one Of the girls
He was given chair and q newspaper rs
it WINS near quitting time. When he dis
appeared so did tho um brella and other ar
ticles. When searched at the police sta
ton tho articles weio found in bis possess