The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-17
VIOLATED ED !.
THE LAW.
A Large Number Of Cases
Heard In the City Court
This Morning.

John LAWN. Peter Gooseberry, colored.
Mary Campbell. Henry Hanoe and VIII
liam Green, colored, were fined 81 and
costs each. by Judge Ball In the city
court this morning
Jesse Jones. colored, will retire for
thirty days to Taylorville. On Saturday
night Jesse was insulted by man at
Front and Market. He objected to the re.
mark Of "Liver Lips" Then jesse Owed
deep for oaths sllnt caused disorder and
then his al rest At the city hall he con-
tinued in the same manner. He abused
the officers and was indignant over his ar
rost claiming that as he was born In Will
mington, he should have more rights than
supported Irish cop' He will retire
for thirty days to Taylorville for using
bad language on the street.
Charles Conaghan was charged with dis
orderly conduct. At the request Of the
officer who made the arrest tho case was
dismissed.
Andrew Baliderback and John Rhein-
holz were charged by Officer Eakin with
playing crap on the Marsh road. A fine
of s. and costs was imposed.
Willard Raikes, co,ored. was charged
with disorderiy conduct The evidence
went to show that Frank Fisher was the
cause Of the trouble. Fisher informed tho
police and Raikes was arrested. The case
was dismissed.
William Shuck and William Brecken-
ridge, colored, were charged with disor-
derly conduct. Officer Ralston testified
that both men We're in crowd of crap
shooters on Decatur street ON Saturday
afternoon. Shuck did not run and was
arrested. Harvey Lewis. colored. testified
that be went up to tho crowd but did not
get in the game. shuck had the dies at
the time. For the defense Thomas
Greene, colored. testified that Shuck called
him to Talk about work and was not In
the game. A fine Of 50 and costs was i'm
posed.
John 8. Wallace, coiorod, was charged
with assault and battery on Mrs. Lizzie
Davis. Wallace was boarding at her
house and struck his boarding mistress
three times over the payment Of board
bill. The court imposed u fiue of $40 and
costs.
Teresa Hopkins, q young white girl, was
charged with the larceny Of 80, the prop
orty of Mrs. Lucy Wyatt Of No. 800 West
Eighth street. The prisoner went to the
house on Friday and tho money and pock-
etbook disappeared las. night.
A. T. Hume deposed he found the pock-
etbook in the yard of his house last
night. The prisoner had informed him
that some one was in the house. An in
vestigation showed that only Mrs. Hume's
room had been disturbed. The money
was found in the prisoners room beneath
tho carpetShe stated that she was II years
Of nge. Mr.. Stout has had lots of t oublo
with tho fam, ly She was recommittod.
She will be sent in all probability to the
industrial School for Girls.
Alexander A. White. colored, was
charged with neglecting his child. This Is
/ he case where the col. boy WAS in charge
0: his uncle living amid fifth and vermin
at Nc. l!7 Bird street. The house was not
fit Tor human habi,ation The court I'M
posed flno of so and costs.
George Johns was charged with per-
hitting garbage to remain on the side
walk on Sunday. Sergeant Exams deposed
that he discovered eight barrel of decayed
fruit opposite Johns place Of business.
The dross from tho barrels was running
over the street. The court imposed fine
of IS and costs
Leonard Rcco was lcharged with the
similar offense. Sergeant Evans deposod
that he found two barrels OF decayed fruit
and garbage on tho pavement in front Of
Ricco's place. The fine of s. and costs
was imposed.
DoctorI Harris and Frantz examined
Barnico on Saturday and found that he
was not subject for the insane asylum,
Ho was placed under 5000 peace bond to
keep the peace toward Mrs. Schneeze.