The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-17
CASES IN
CITY COURT.
Daniel Bubenzer Fined for
Harboring an Unreg=
istered Dog.

Sergeant Lucas charged Jacol
! and Charles August IN the city
court this morning with fighting OF
the street. They were fined 81 ano
costs each.
John Gaiewski was charged will
acting in disorderly manner
Mrs. Lena Barcus testified she was
standing in her door last evening
when he walked up and asked for 4
place to sleep. AS he walked away
he cursed her several times ant
used threatening language and
threw stones three times. Mary
Brown. colored, testified that he
cursed her and used insulting Ian
guage. His fun cost him SO and
costs.
Howard J. Jones, colored, pleaded
guilty to the charge Of trespass on
the property of John J. Jores. The
testimony was that the Young man
would not keep away from his
house. lie does not swear but uses
prolane language. He did not want
the case to go any further than for
him to pay the fine ard costs. He
is all right when not Intoxicated.
He was given chance 10 90.
Edward l.. Rice was charged
with neglecting to tear down the
condemned walls OF the houses Nos.
Oh, 6l41s and 616 Market street.
Building Inspection John ]. Cassidy
testified that on March 8 he notified
Mr.. Rice whom he understood was
the agent, that the building was
unsafe. Mr.. Rice informed him
that there were tenants in the
dwelling and he could not get pos
session of the building. Edward
l.. Rice testified that he is the agent
OF the property and received d the no.
tlce TO tear down the building. The
reason that the order was not conf
Piled with was that possession
could not be obtained. David
Snellenburg for the defense testified
tnat possession could not be OBJ
tanned of the condemned building.
Herbert Collins is a tenant of No.
ol4 and 6l6 Market street, and
knew OF the order from Building
Inspector and he refused to give up
possession. He has lease on the
property. The court imposed the
costs as this wasthe only legal way
TO settle the case.
Emory Brown was charged with
the larceny of $45 from Lconora
kicclo. The testimony was that
nearly two years ago he had the
money III his pocket and Brown was
the watchman. He disappeared
and did not return until couple OF
days ago. Witness fell asleep and
when he awoke the money was gone
from his pocket. This took place
at No. sos King street. When
Brown went away he left his things
behiud. The case was dismissed.
Emmanuel .lellwick pleaded not
guilty to the charge of assault and
battery on Max Abramson. The
testimony was that Abramson and
his wife had difference and an
other man came into his house and
intertered in the argument He
started to put the man out and
Jellwicli choHed him. The two men
struck at him and then he struck
him with a poker.
For the defense Charles Jellwick
testified that he came there to coll
lect $40. He is Abramson S brother
in. law and the latter assaulted his
sister. Then he started to put
witness out and his brother went
to separate them. He did not see
the poker in his brothers hand.
The trouble arose over Abramson s
wife paving ST. Tor a doctor without
his Knowledge. The defendant took
The stand and testified that he vent
between the men to seperate them
and to keep them from fighting.
The case was dismissed.
Owen G. Talley was charged
with being drunk and disorderlv.
II. Lyman called the at
.entlon of the court to the fact that
he young man had been laboring |
lnder a false impression. He |
showed that he was stubborn and
vas not inclined to take advice.
fhc court said that Il Young man
Sho wished to Ec man instead of
sot should do So. Ii he would
tatc that he would not interfere
With his mother and that he would
i've with his sister he would be al
owed to go.
Daniel Bubenzer was charged
With harboring an unregistered
log. For the defense DR.. James
|. Mehaffy testified that he re-
eivcd 4 telephone call on Sunday
nd again yesterday. lie has had
he dog at his place since yester-
ay. The court imposed a fine of
5 and costs.
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