The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-07
ARRESTED
BY POLICE.
Long List of Cases Heard
In the City Court This
Morning.

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city court this morning with having ridder
his bicycle on the sidewalk. He pleaded
| guilty and was fined o. and costs.
Jackson Davis. William Parker, VIII.
liam Johns and Henry Giles, colored were
fined u and costs each for corner loung.
ing. They havs been part OF a crowd that
congregates at Front and King streets.
Frank Davis and Frank Taylor were
charged with trespass, Mrs. Mary T..
Christine testified that on Saturday af OF :
noon the two men entersd her boarding
house, No. 2l8 French street and sat down
in the parlor. Harriet Jones testified that
on Saturday she went into the parlor and
saw the two men there. They used insult
Ing language towards her A fine of 80
and costs was imposed.
Harry Hudson was charged with disor-
deriy conduct by Eta Richards, colored,
The testimony was that he was refused ad-
mission to house on Orange street. off,
Ger Lyons was called to the stand and tes-
titled that the prosecuting witness had &C.
oused the man OF stealing 81 from her.
She was recalled and admitted that such
was the case. The charge of larceny was
dismissed and he was fined $40 and costs
Howard Bullock was charged with dis
orderly conduct. His wife testified that
lie was drinking and created disorder. He
will take the pledge.
Denis DAILY was charged with being
drunk and using had language He was
fined 50 and costs
John McMacken and Gustav Kolh were
charged with disorderly conduct. The
case was dismissed as there was no EVIL
dence.
Michael Walsh was In the disorderly
conduct class. Jackson Sturges testified
be saw the defendant eating q piece Of
wat atermelon
Mrs Murphy.was called hut know Moth
ing OF the case except that she saw two
men take watermelon from Sturges
store The case w4s dismissed.
William G. Emory, colored. was charged
with carrying a deadly weapon. Officer
Shields arrested him on Saturday night
fo' carrying razor. Emory was held in
800 bail for court.
Dickson Van Dyke colored pleaded not
guilty to the oharga OF assault and battery
on Jeremiah Lynch. The testimony was
that Van Dyke was oisorderly In his sa.
loon and was ejected. Van Dyke struck
him couple Of timos Later in tho even
ing Van Dyke walked Into the saloon and
struck him three times. Lynchs saloon
is at Front and King streets. Officer
Shields testified hs made the arrest and
that he had to chase Van Dyke for several
squares before he captured him. He was
fined SO and costs.
Jesse Buckalieu and Albert Jones, two
wei dressed boys, were charged with the
larceny Of a watch. the property Of James
Stewart. He testified that the watch cost
s15. He saw the watch in hia vest pocket
on last Friday night Agnes Stewart tes.
titled that she resides at No. 900 Spruce
street. She hung her husbands clothes
on tho limo In the yard. The gate was open
in tho afternoon and the watch was eone.
Joseph Hayden, small boy, testified he
saw the two boys on Saturday In the alley |
that leads to Stewards house. Later In |
the day he saw Buckalieu take the watch
from his pocket. Officer Brown dsposed
Buckalleu gave the watch to hiH. Jones
made q statement to him that he stood at |
the gate while Buckalieu went into the
yard and got the watch. They were held |
In 900 bail for court.
William Mccullough. colored. pleaded
guilty to depositing garbage on vacant
lot. Street Supervisor Goodwin testified
that be saw the man load up garbage on
night. Mccullough was fined
70 and COSTS.
William Morgan, colorod. was charged
With the larceny OF three pairs of stock
ngs, tho property..ot Esther Barker. Or
yer Shields testified that be saw the man
'unning on Saturday night and aftsrsa
'hase of several squares succeeded 10 ar.
'estng him Esther. Barker testj fed that
Morgan took three pairs Of q ookings and
'tompted to snatch her pocketbook. She
ried out and he let go OF the pocket book
md started to run. He dropped the stock.
ngs ns he ran away.
The case went over until tomorrow
morning in order 10 get witnesses.
Frank Smith was charged with riding q
bicycle after sundown without having a
light. Smith stated that he, had boeu at a
epair shop ana was out late. A fine ft5
md costs was imposed.
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