The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-31

game" had his case continued until next Saturday.
 Vinoenzo Degtasio was fined S1 and costs for having committed a breach of the peace on Pasquito Romano. Three young men, George Bross, John ESchonofsky and Joseph Carfino, were before the court on a charge of gaming and their cases were continued nisi, under the care of the probation officer, until August 30. The three young men were arrested early Saturday evening for crap shooting in the lot on York street, between Oak and South streets. 4 charge of idleness against Christo- pher Hart was continued until August Il, nisi.
 Charles Sedon, William Sedon and Caroline sedon, all of S4 Frank street, were before the court this morning for a general mixup at their home.
 Charles was charged with breach of the peace, carrying concealed weapons and drunkenness. William was charg- ed with breach of the peace, and a similar charge was lodged against Car oline.
 Caroline was discharged, while the men were cached fined $5 and costs for breach of the peace. The other charges against Charles were dropped.
 Charges of breaking windows in Mrs. Thomas Reynolds house. and also a drunkenness charge against Martin Daley, were continued until August 2. Considering the length of the docket there were not as many drunkenness cases as usual. There were the follow ing, however: Henry Kelly was fined $5 and costs. John Manning said that he was an ice man, and had worked from a. m. Friday until midnight Saturday without a mouthful of food. He had three drinks of whiskey and that made him intoxicated He was fined $10 and costs. Patrick J. Kim sella was given thirty days in jail. Patrick MilIigan was fined $10 and costs.
 A charge of non-support against Der nard McNamara of 250 Newhall street, was continued until August 4.
 Charges of breach of the peace against John c. McKeever and Frank M. Campbell were continued until to- day.
 The old charge of non-support against John J. Mulligan was again lcontinued, this time until Augustt31. Temporary home complaints against Marie and George Hersey were contin- ued until August ?, under MT. Preston's care.
 Michael Emarkredo was charged with the theft of four bananas belonging to Philip Kaplin, and Judgment was suspended.
 William E. Jones and Catherine Green had charges of adultry against them continued until Thursday, bonds being fixed at $200 in each case. George w. Coats was charged with being common drunkard, and he made an earnest plea for mercy, so his honor suspended judgment.
 You're a gentleman" said Coats to his honor as he left the room, land I hope you'll give six months if you lever see me here again" I'm likely to do so," said Judge Ty- liner.
 Bertha Kupphut and Ouslon c. John had charges of lascivious carriage con tinued until July 31. The cases of burglary against George J. Fitzgerald and Clifford F. Stone the two young men charged with breaking into and robbing Miss Hotchkiss' home at 400 Elm street, were continued until August 9.
 The trial of Joseph Sullivan, charged with breach of the peace on Michael Kondradt of 94 Exchange street, and also with drunkenness, was 0 long drawn out case. It will be remember ed that MT. Kondrat claimed that he was followed out of Grand avenue saloon some time ago by Sullivan, and that the latter attacked him and beat him most severely.
 Sullivan was fined $25 and costs for the assault. and judgment was sus- pended on the drunkenness charge.
 Henry c. Lindstadt, was accused of stealing a harness worth $2O, and his