The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-07
IN AND ABOUT THE COURTS
JAMES FATS CLEYER PLEA SE-
 CURES HIS DISCHARGE.
Man From Whom He I Ook Wallet Saw Him Take 1t and Was Perfectly Will ing-Physicians Say Currelia is Weak Mindcd-Other Cases.

Minded-OtherC Cases. James Fay. arrested by Supernumer' ary Policeman Welch and Policeman Wrinn for theft from person, was dis
 charged in the city court yesterday
 morning. It seems that the policemen
 looking through a window, saw Fay
 ing to an old man with whom he room
 ed and place the money in his shoe
 ing house, which was In the "Bowery, and arrested Fay for theft. In court
 the old man said he saw Fay take the
 money and knew it had been taken to
 keep it safely that it might not be stolen by other inmates of the lodging
 house. He said he did not object to Fays taking the money and had made no demand for 1t. The pocketbook con- tained only $3.5O.
 John J. Muley, arrested for drunken ness and committing a breach of the peace against Charles l.. Linahan, was found guilty of both charges and fined $1 for drunkenness and $5 for breach of the peace.
 Albert G. Stevens, aged thirteen years, and William H. Peterson, aged fourteen years. were arraigned for talk ing team without leave of the owner The rig, belonged to William Hine, of S2 Winchester avenue, and he had left it near his house under a shed. The 1~ <;.I 1,1 T toL ta their own use. They had good time, but the horse didn't and showed signs of wear. Each of the boys was fined $3 and costs.
 Burton Chapin, who lives on Lombard street, was arraigned on the charge of theft and remanded until the 2Oth for trial. He entered Woodruff's grocery store, 415 Orchard street, and when the proprietor was out of the store opened the till and took $3.37. He was appre- hended in the act.
 John J. Lawler, the Westville man arrested some time ago for stealing silver watch from the pocket of Ed ward Hartey in Sperrys saloon in Westville was arraigned. Probable cause was found and he was remanded for the October term of the superior court in $500 bonds.
 Augusta Neuman, of 27 Vine street. was charged with striking and assault ing Mr Schwetsky. She was fined $1 and costs.
 Frank Carton, arrested for burglary at the saloon of Frederick Baldwin on Charles street, was bound over to the superior court under bonds of $500.
 The cases against Bernard F. Can non, charged with injury to private fast driving and drunkenness, were continued until Tuesday.
 Domingo N. White, charged with a breach of the peace, was held until next 
 Alfonso Salvatore, arrested for inde- cent exposure, was also held until that date. aa
 A discharge was entered in the case of Angelo Canella. He is the Italian who was arrested for a breach of the peace and supposed to be weak-mind ed, but not necessarily dangerous to the general public. It was suggested | that he should be put in springside, where he could be watched for a few lays, DuC as the Clty court caHIot | commit to that institution a discharge | vas entered.
 Isaiah Williams and Louise Douglass, | both colored, were arraigned on a 'harge of breach of the peace. Louisa lad her head adorned with big slab # court plaster. Isaiah showed bruise )n his left arm which he said was in iicted by Louisa with the aid of bot le The court found them guilty and ined them $1 and costs each.
 William Sheridan, found guilty of lays in. jail