The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-09
CASES In
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( CITY COURT

In the.city court this morning
George Brown was charged by Of
ticer Fox with being drunk and was
fined 81 and costs.
| John Miller was fined 81 and costs
Tor disorderly conduct.
Jesse Jones and Robert Morrow
were fined 81 and costs for disor-
derby conduct.
Curtis Johnson was charged with
the larceny Of a peddler's license.
Charles Hudson testified that on
May o the defendant was at work
at the works OF the Harlan and
Hollingsworth Company and that
he worked for l54 hours and there.
fore was not away between the
hours of } to 5 o'clock. The case
was dismissed.
He was then held in 5000 bail
for his appearance at court to an-
swer the charge OF peddling with
out a license. William Sher wood
who was arrested with Johnson,
! was dismissed.
Charles Bugless was charged
/ with disorderly conduct He had
words with This wife and then put
her out OF the house and locked the
door. He was held in $500 bail Tor
his appearance at the next term of
court to answer the charge of non
support. The evidence was to the
effect that he has refused to sup
port his family. After court adj
iourned she called upon him in his
cell and was willing to separate
provided that he paid her IS
week. He refused to settle Just
then.
Georgiana Butter, colored, was
charged with dlsorderly conduct.
On Tuesday night after Officer
Conner had his midnight lunch he
heard terrible noise on Head
street near Thirteenth. He went
to the scene and found large
crowd of colored people fighting
near the foundry. Cursing wasip
order as well as blows. The OF.
Ger dashed in the crowd aud ar
rested the defendant who was using
very bad language. The crowd
gathered about him and took the
prisoner away from the officer.
Some OF the woman's fl lends struck,
the officer. Samuel Davis testified
that he saw the trouble but could
not tell ii she was the person under
arrest. John Parker testified that
the defendant was the woman un-
der arrest. Georgiana claimed
that Tommy Rochester struck her 4
and then she struck him. The
case went over until Monday MORN
ing. Gcorgiana won the ear of the
court and she will accompany her
troupe to Pennssrovc. She wanted
to have the officer testify as to the
origin OF the disorder. But the Off
Ger was not in court The case was
about to be continued this evening
when Georgiana asked to have the
case settled then and there. Tho
court said that Justice had to be
done and the girl replied that JUS
tice would be done any how and was
willing to take her medicine, 20
that she could 60 with the troupe.
Ihe court allowed her to 20 on her
own recognizance and fixed tho
case for Monday evening in order
10 have the officer present.
Samuel Feldman and Joseph Rot.
teXbury were charged with deal
ng in secondhand goods without
l license. Officer Eakin testified
hat he arrested the men with
wagon containing lead, brass and
,ther goods. Daniel Cornell tcsti.
led he sold the men lead aud brass
It his place of business on Madi.
on street. Feldman was hcld.iu
900 bail for his appearance at
curt and the other man was dis.
harsed.
Willard Johnson, a small boy,
vas charged with being incorrigi-
lie and the case went over until
his evening.
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