The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-26
CASES IN
CITY COURT

Before judge Chrrchmln in the Munic
isel court thi. morning William Johns on.
co'ored, and Daniel j Reagan ware charg
ed with acting In disordsrly manner.
OiicerEdwa, ds testified that about II. il
O'Clock last night he heard IL cry of mut
der VI Fourth and Orange streo, He went
there aud in company with Officer DiMart
made tho arrest Tho fight was hen over
Tho case went over until next Friday
morning.
John Connolly was charged with pod
ding goods without IL license. Detective
James p. Rntedgs testified TINT he arrest
cd Connolly cn Saturday night. he saw
Connolly who Acknowledged hu had sold
two rings. Aftur making the arrest he
threw sOm0 rings away. lie also said he
had trisd to sell another ring. Connolly
stated hc bought the rings in Philauel
phia.
Frank Toy testified TINT he saw Connol
ly on saturday nisht-und that u culOrsd
man was ab mt to beat Connolly ~ he
claimed tho latter had gotten 81 from
him.
Officer Frank Green testified that hs
searched Connolly but found 10 liconse in
his possession. Connolly stated lie Is an
electrician in Philadelphia. Re claimed hc
bought two rings and gave -ene Of them
away. He is engaged at No. ?6 South
Ninth street, Philadelphia, liking slot
and chewing gum machines.
Officer Green tes flied Connolly admit
tod ho sold one ring for Ii csnts. The tino
was Is and cost.
Charles Currlnder was charged with
having adulteratsd milk in his posse 81 on.
He entered plea Of guilty. At the cream
cry tho milk always stood up to thu stand
ard. Milk Inspector McEvllly testified
that he took sample Qf milk from Cur
renders wagon on Novcnlber IS. The
milk was then transferred 10 Snyder s
creamery.
Dr. Frank ltoop Smith testified ho test
cd tho sample and it showed 9.i6 per cent
OF solids nnl q renction of formnllehyle. {.
Tho HolstelR cows will not glyo milk as
pure rs others. Their milk IS below the
standard in solids. The fin. was s. and
costs.
William Hannah pleaded guilty to h ar
boring an unreaiStered dog and u fine OF
So and costs was imposed.
Frank Morgan and William Hutchina,
the later coitrod man, were turned
over to the Trustees of the Wurkhuuse.
John Rood acknowledged he had been
drunk.
Junyo Churchman when wore you here
beforo2
Roed- II don't know.
When did yon got cut OF jai'!'
HpII l. tHDW.
- "niln't you get out on Sunday?"
81 DON'T /. uw didn't como up to ans
wcr questions won't answer any of
them.
go back Tor sixty days $40 and
costs.
At tho session OF the Court last night
before Deputy Judge Townscnl, John
STEINER, who wnl Hrres oil last Friday
night in tho Wilmington Theatre for di,
orderly conluc', was finol - foc tros
pass. Whom searched 10 tho police sta
tion razor was found on him. He was
held IN SOD Daii for tho Court Of General
Sessions on tho charge d! carrying conceal
ed u deadly weapon.
Harry II. ROney was nrraiRned on the
charge OF breaking and entering tho 70
sidence OF Earl Mills. No. 5O7 Wost Fifth
street. The charge WAS changed 20 tres
pass and Roncy wns'tined 80,
Antonio Mnrnero wis fnad $50 and
costs for indecent exposure. The fine was
paid
Ralston Pike was fined 81 for being
drunk and disorderly.
Howard Gamble. charged with stealing
watch from John J, Woods, was held in
500 bail for iho Court Of General Sessions.
John kotz was charged with stualing
bicycle, tho property OF Harry Bico. out of
tho Ford Enildiog Tho case was continu
eu until tomorrow night.
Three hundred and seventy five
persons at Asbury III. II. Sunday
School last Sabbath and although
dark and rainy day, Miss Fannie por-
ters' class won the banner A large
congregation assembled at night.
Seven new members were received lin
fnll membership and on probation.
A Thank sgiving Sermon will be
preached by Rev. Henry s. Dulanev
in Asbary Church on Thursday morn
ing.
n''ad" ~ Price Of PouIty.
Turkeys bid fair to reach high prices or
Wednesday, when the usual Thanksgiv
ing turkey viii hnvo to be purchased.
Iu-kics are selling today rs high rs II to
10 conts pound wholesale which means
from IS toe! cents II pound rotnil' Gse'e