The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
CASES IN
CITY COURT.

Beio,e Judge Churchman in the City
Court this m,rning William Co opcr
Headed guilty to the charge of assault
and battery on Charles W. Furrady
boy under II years OF age. The testimony
wa. that Cooper called him foul name
and chased him with stick and ruck
him Oh tho wrist.
Mary Campbell testified that she sent
tho lad on an errand and when he came
back his wrist was inianed. A witness
for the defence thnt he boy threw piece
OF stick at Cooper and that he picked 1T
mp md struck tho boy on tho wrist. Then
they walked awav from tho boy, Agent
stout testified that tho case was brought
to his attention and stated that the boy ID
very delicate and goes into spells, 1ho
flne wa, $40 and casts.
Michael De Rosa was charged with ass
sault and battery. DR.. Milligan testified
that Louis .Sunsonnc will bo able to como
in court on Tuesday.
Joseph King was charged with vagran.
cy by officer Abrams. Tho prisoner was
captured alter lively chase. Tho WON
nn In Brown'own havo been annoytd by
such mon. The fine was Is and costs.
Kudo Nichols aud John N. Water.,
colored wero charged with trcspass. W.
E. Hawkins testified that tho company
has been annoyed by mon cutting grass
on tho North side. Chot Massey testified
that yesterday morning he received IL
complaint from Hawkins & Company.
An officer was detailed and the two men
were III rested Tho fine was s. and costs
in each case as the court refu cd to pormit
the charge against Wa ers TO be with
drawn considering tho inconyenionco TO
| which the police were put to in order to
| get tho men.
James Kirk, Theodore Carlin. Charles
Laundlair and Frank A: Stono were
charged with trcspas on the property OF
,he T. ". g. B. Railroad Com pany.
Kirk and Carlin arc the worst OF the
gang The other mon very rarely are
| lherc. Kirk, Car.iu and Laundlair wero
wero iinel s. aud costs. The case agains
| Stone was dismissed.
$. :. Adams Jr was in the court this
morning but not as Deputy Clly solicitor
Ho represented James II, ilarkins OF No.
| 2lh West Four h stroet who was charged
| wi Ii being concerned in an owl machine.
Bail was fixed at $50 for court.
i! Charles Bowers was charged with betug
drunk and Cisordcrly. He has caused con
siderable t,oublo to the railroad author
tiles Bowers stated he went to tho dc'
pot o get ticket for Newark. lie has
not been in tCwn for eight months. He
] was arrested whilo waiting for his turn
to get u ticket. The fine was 10 und costs {.
William Gnsway pleaded guilty TO the
charge Of vagrancy. The 1iue was So aud
costs.
Samuel Weaver pleaded not guilty to
the charge OF assault and battery ON
Annie Scott
Tho case went over until Monday morn
ing as the prosecuting witness had no
been Summoned
mot guilty" was tho plea OF Miollaol
Mailer to the charge Of disorderiy conduct
The testimony was that o brick had
been thrown through u window at No.
BJ7 West Sfcoui Street and Major was
lhesnnly man ou the street at the time.
William Vnndever testified he saw
Mailer, mud another man IN tho White
Hose Hotel yard, lla taw Mn,ers arm
raised IN Gua SAW no stone and heard o
crash o. broken lass.
For thn defense lIsary Fitzgerald trsti:
fed thai hs heard tho crash. Auckmau
accused Mailer but tho latter denied hs
drew the brick. The former w!tnesI
was IN a snloon at the time. Owen Me
I.anta testified that be saw tho window
broken, There were number OF othe'
people on the stree, u. the ti:io. Tho dnt
was 70 and costs.
John Moller vas charged with selling
liquor On Sunday at No. 400 and 4o8 Fin'
g. rsst. An attachment was Issued TO,
Joseph Guest, a witnsss. The case wen
over unill noxt saturday.
Maggie Seyars, oolorod. pleaded guilty
10 assault on yohh " ODD 1ne eestlMony
was that on July 4 on Adams street be
tween Second and Third atreat he calne
down to breakfast Tho defendant and
her mother were quarreiling aud he stap
boz! her In tho riaht breast She was hsll
IN 500 ball for court.
Tho girl occupied tbs 'front.' room Of TN
house with nap on several ocrasions .
night Charles Il Chatham, the man, II
quos lou iaiIrd to answer;
Mra. May Bird testified that the CIR
will be 10 year. Of ago on November z, q
she was born IN 1883.
Agent Stout Of tho $. p. G. G. teOtiaot
that Mrs. Bird had informed hsr that tho
ei,l would bs lS on Noysn.bss2.
MrA Davics testified that sho raised tn
child and that she VII b. IL years Of ng
nsxt November. The Court said TIA
never was there cass laore clearly oati
ed TO be turned over by tho Court TO th
Delaware Indussrial School Tor Girls
She was accordingly eor InIttsd 10 tba
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