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The Daily Dispatch: April 11, 1864., [Electronic resource], Mayor's court. (search)
Mayor's court. --There were a number and variety of cases before the Mayor on Saturday. Bartholomew J. Nash was charged with being drunk in the Theatre Friday night, and disturbing the congregation during the religious services. The facts being proved, be was sent on to the Hustings court for trial. He was also chargedth stabbing Mike walls with a knife. walls not appearing, this case was continued till this morning. It seems that on Friday evening before going to the Theatre, Nash called at Walls's saloon, corner of Broad and first streets, and got several drinks without paying for them, and when walls then refused to give him more liquor, m with a knife, and would probably have killed him but for the interference of two gentlemen, one of whom received a severe cut in the hand in the attempt to disarm Nash. Ellis McLane, Jno. Signaigo, Jno. McCauly, Body McCauly and wm Hardy, all boys, and some of them quite small, were charged with breaking into the bide house