The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-27
IN THE CITY ConRT.


 Patrick Bowler hit Michael Burns in the l eye Wednesday. The result was that when Burns testified against his assailant in the city court yesterday morning Burns eye
 looked like d plum pudding. Bowler was | fined $10 for his fun.
 | William A. Leahy, q brutal wife beater
 drank, himself into T fury, Wednesday and | been drinking half-pints of whiskey, with 1 bottles of beer as chasers. His record showed that he had previously been arrest ed for the same offense. He was fined $2 | and costs yesterday and sent to jail for | twenty days.
 James Belosa, charged with not having n l license to be barber, was granted further continuance until January 5. The case of James Oates charged with l nonsupport, was continued until this morn | ing.
 James Daily and Mary Coyne were each | fined $1 and costs on charges of lascivious carriage.
 | Ml.4.,,nl !. Fowler entered Wing Chang S | laundry Wednesday and had row with the ! Celestial Wing complained to the police, l continued until to-day. Wing Chang is said to be a second cousin of the late Iii Hung | Chang, viceroy of China The former Is said to have run away from home early in his youth and came to this country The drunks were disposed of as follows: w. II. Feeney, continued until today; Thomas Mekeon, Edward Heeland and vii liam Fogarty, fined S2 each: James McGuire anu Jdlucs l'uNSoh, tuCi Idlieu TOT IUlfIt days.
 During a Christmas party in the home of Antonio Melano, 26 Fair street, Wednesday night one of the guests, Louis Cretella, crazed by liquor, drew knife and slashed three of the guests more or less seriously Ii appears that his presence was not desir, cd by the host and when an attempt was made to eject him the trouble occurred Three of tue guests were cut and all were taken to their homes. Cretela escaped and give the police hot chase before he was captured and Greene and Colis streets No knife was found on his person. In the city court yesterday morning the ease was con. tinucd to next Tuesday under $500 bonds, 1t being reported that the three Injured men were unable to appear
 John ]. Welch, young man, was arrest. ed Tuesday night by Detective Frey for stealing q pocketbook on State street. The charge is theft from person and the claim of the police is that the man suatched tho pocketbook from the hand of q woman in front of Halls furniture store and ran. When caught no sign of the pocketbook was discovered about him. The case will be tried in the city court this morning
 A three-cornered fight took place on Con gross avenue Wednesday, Good Christmas cheer proved too much for Antonio Carran- gelo, and ill the fervor of his merrimeut he said something to Mrs. Annie Wasserman wife of Ellis Wasserman. Her husband re. taiRtcd and . lively fight lasted several minutes under go-as-you-please-catc tch-as- catch-can rules. Both men were arrested on charges of breach of the peace and bofh cases were continued until tomorrow by Judge Dow yesterday.
 Michael kavanaugh, presumably from Waterbury. is alleged to have taken a keg of beer from brewers wagon Wednesday and conveyed it to room over Reynolds saloon at Congress avenue and Oak street. He was arrested with the keg in his possess sion at o'clock and locked up. Later in the day Policeman Benjamin Jackson, who acts as court officer, had occasion to go into the lookup and was set upon by Kava. naugll Jackson wore q cardigan jacket. and in taking hold of him kavanaugh drew the sleeve down so that Jacksons right hand was caught as if in Bag. Then the prisoner punlmelled the policeman, and the two had a rough and tumble fight on the floor lasting for ten minutes, Jackson call