CITY POLICE COURT.

Evening Star, Issue 7355, 29 October 1887, Page 2

CITY POLICE COURT.

(Before Messrs tf. Rotyn and lE. KutUerforcj. Drunkenness. For this offence an old offender named Anne Jane Seeds was fined L3j in default seven days’ imprisonment. A Stray Horse John Wintrup was fined Ssapd posts for Allowing ahorse to wander in Adam street: .

Damaging Property. —jpitliatn Perrin was chafed with breaking a fence, the property of James Simpton Maitland, ‘of-Stuart streidf, ddihg damage to the extent of 10/; also with breaking the windows of a honse occupied by Agnes M‘Artbnr v and doing damage- to the extent of K)s t . Mr Qallaway appeared for the Prom the evidence i( appeared that accused, who was in the company of tome other young men, was! sightly tntoxioatfed at the tipie of thi occurrence, and that while they were skylarking' together the window was broken And a picket wrenched off the fence. Gailaway said that accused had' offered to for (ho' damage tab hsd dene. —Thd Dench skid that'accused wouM bd ordered to pay the damage done to the Widow, wi(B'costs; with regard to '(its fetipe, tb'q cVidcnod diefbot connect him with it. : ’ ' :v ' A’TRumPEht 'As/aclt CASE.—//cnry JBarion was charged wttft assaulting a boy named Wlllimn M ! Laan._—Accused pleaded' guilty th knocking oomplainapt dpwn kjy slipping’ hiij face, but said that be was much annoyed by complainant dud ot(er boys calling (ufft names,'—Th'e Bench dismissed the casp, Using Provoking Jlfeadf Ui was ohafgpd by Pe(er Laing with using proVbkipg and violent language to hinn—ft api pared that* the complainant is npastp qf q vessel that'haij been dischamng at the wharf, and that defendant by him aa % l\iraper. xyordk 1 arose over thp payment of'defendant,'who (hen called complainant q number of natf'es, said'he would, like (o throyf h(m in the yvqter.—The ease was dig. passed.