The Police Courb sab until close on four o'clock yesterday afternoon dealing with cases-brought by the Sanitary Inspector, Mr George Goldio, againsb persons who wore alleged bo have committed breaches or tho city by-laws. Messrs J. Gordon and J. Savace were the presiding justices. James Harrison, William Ward, John Isaacs, and Julia Stone were each fined Is and costs for neglecting to keep tho yards of thoir premises clean. Margaret Kerr was fined 10a and costs for-a similar breach, sho being tho owner ot the property. David Taylor was fined Is and costs for nob registering a dog that fre quented his premises. William Clark ploadod not guilty to having allowed the privy of his residence to overflow. me Bench considered tho case proved, and in flicted a fine of 2s 6d and costs. Bridget Ellen McClennan was similarly charged. Mr O'Meaghor appeared on her behalf, and gob the caso dismissed with costs, being able to prov.j bhab sho had not occupied the house since l_3b December.
