POLICE COURT.

Press, Volume LX, Issue 11512, 19 February 1903, Page 2

POLICE COURT.

Messrs T. York, J.P., and A. Tod*, j£& presided at the Police Court yeeteidw^S ALLEGED MISAPPROPRIATION!^ Walter HiU, for whom Mr peared, was charged "with having,-bettftiajj February, 1901. and February Sthi/U(B»s received several quantities of beefifrDte Vincent and Co. without having for tlio proceeds of the same. T*«.l*itit| valuta of the beer were £20 14*, J$ i*% and £14 ss. On the application Detective Chrystall the accused jm-jfeji inanded until February 34ta, bedi bsjJDg 1m lowed in two sureties of £60 !.«a§ INDECENCY. "t , M F. O'Connor waa fined fi» for JmkK ness, and eentenced to fourteen days' raj prisonmeat for an act of xndeoe&c?; ia Ifaswl Chester street. "' ';",£'is§ ALLEGED THEFT., _;" '\.^ H. Walsh, for whom Mr DotmtUjvtW peared, was charged with having, on'lmf ruaiy 17th, stolen from the Termm» Jsejß| one macintosh coat, valued at £3, perty of J. Murphy. The aeca«ed>jiniy remanded until Friday. * < ytfffi ALLEGED UNNATURAL OFFENCE.f ' Edward Larsen, a young men, jn|s charged with having committed' «tv«% natural offence at yPooleton on l-nii. Mr' Donnelly appeared for'&i/jQgg cuoed. The cue wae remanded ram. To§ day next, boil being allowed in th* not d| INTEBFEBING TVxjiH A POUCtII CONSTABLE. &9 James Welsh, for whom Mr peered, was charged with having i&tertwja with, and incited a crowd to a police constable in tine ex«uiioa~,olrttej duty at bueffieM on January The evidence led by the poUee jfto*Wi that the aocusedhad taken a leading \m»| in rescuing a young follow who wae arrest by the* police in tin* train •atf'iH builders , picnic The Bench fined aowtf £2 on the charge of interfering with *• constable, and £5 on a charge of JXfttg need oDScene language upon tee^saee-e*, CaeiOn * ALLEGED ASSAULT. '' | Mary Jane Brown/wae charged vithvhui ing assaulted her father, John Banhrt Brown, at Sydenham on Febmarjr/.JUJfc Defendant did not put in an »P? e **'|S Plaintiff wanted protection irou'hfr 4lM|fj(; ter, a young women of twenty'five jjrwi of age, whom he alleged knocked cruelly. The Bench decided to MJ warrant to compel the attendanes* ot;*| f endani. • , j : '< M