The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-20
CASES IN
CITY COURT;

the salutatory 10 the city courl
this morning there were several o.
the boys who had come to thei,
Alma Mater. In the front seal
was noticed John Reed. He was
as bashful as usual on such occa.
sions. He was presented with tho
Mcdaniel prize of 50 and will re.
tire for thirty days.
Charles Dougherty and Henry
Lopez were presented by Officer
Shields who found the pair using
bad language at the trout and
French street corridor of the civ
The pink ribbon carrying a Is
prize was awarded to Douphe rtv
and Lopez pulled the 80 premium.
Judge Churchman believes in co.
education because Mary Bower.
colored, appeared in GRADUATING
gown that cost IS. belonging to
Laura Rumsey. The gown disap.
peared with an apron about two
weeks ago aud the articles were
recovered 10 Mary's possession
yesterday. The girl denied the
intention OF purloiniug and said
that she found the articles. Officer
Ward made the introduction and
Judge Churchman gave Mary an
order to begin course at the IN.
per college where Lore presidcs
and the bail was 800.
William Reber was CHARGED bv
David W. Label. No l2O Water
street, Philadelphia, with the lar.
ceny as ballee Of $22 So Reber
was the salesman for l. bel and tho
money collected was not turned
over TO him, He Acknowledged
that he was willing 10 refund tho
money he had collected.
Reber claimed that the money
collected by him was kept a. his
commission for sales here and in
Woodstown, N J. Bail was fixed
at 5000 Tor court.
James Bolden, coored, pleaded
guilty TO the charge of assault and
battery on William G.. Bolden.
The prosecuting witness, bis son
did not want to press the charge.
The case was dismissed upon paw
ment OF costs.
When the case Of Harry W. Fish
was called DR.. Howard e. Ople
testified that the condition OF
Thomas Muiln is still unchanged.
The case went went over to await
the result of Mullins injuries.
Dennis Dlnneeu, John Malloy.
William Moore and Joseph Dough.
erty were charged with assault
and battery on Charles Bradley.
The latter testified that lie was
assaulted on Monday night on Del
aware avenue near Judge Lore's
house. He was drunk aud could
not recognize any OF the defend.
ants. He was beaten about the
head and face.
He was knocked down and ran tn
the B, a. O. depot. He got on the
railroad and the men came after
him and they ran away when the
officers appeared.
John Magoniglc testified that he
saw Bradley at the B. & o. depot
Malloy told him they had 'thrown
it into fellow Malloy said that
the man was on the bridge and then
he went up and saw Bradley.
Officer John McAteer testified that
he saw four youths but could not
recos nize them. He saw Brad
ley on the bridge and was informed
Of the assault Three Of the ac-
cused acknowledged that they as.
saulted Bradley.
Dlnneen was called to the stand
and testified he was with the others.
As they went out the Avenue a man
who was under the influence OF
liquor ran at them and Malloy
struck him. Then he fell over a
door step. They went out to the
depot and Bradley came along.
Malloy was called 10 the stand
and testified that they had been at.
lending a party at Eleventh and
Pine streets. He testified to the
nan pushing him against tree aud
mat he struck him twice. He was
he only one that struck h m.
Malloy was fined $40 and COSTS
The charge against the other three
we're dismissed.
Jackson Henry was charged with
bedding without license. The
testimony was that be sold basket
If potatoes from wagon.
Officer Burchinal made the ar.
est after he saw Henry peddlirg
potatoes. He had no license and
'ald he was running the team for a
nan named Cole. Andrew Cole tes.
ilied that he has been huckster,up
With Henry. He forgot to give him
he license yesterday and the de-
endant gets one half OF the pr. fits.
The original license was lost and
lie produced a certificate that til.
icense had been issued. He vas
ined - and costs for not having ne
license with him at the time.
Ada Houston colored, W as charged
With the larceny Of $40 the proper
Y OF Stephen NJ. Bard, colored. He
lad the money in his pocket and
lung the coat on the wall. 1t re.
NAMED safe until the next day when
t disappeared. He could not tell.
Who took the money. lie wentto
zee her and she asked what he
would do if he did not get the
more y back,
There was no testimony to con-
ect her and the case was dis miss.
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