The evideuce of Constable Ward was to the effect that defendant antl Eliztbeth Rackley were walking along the street near the Ship Rjst&urant w'l.-n Price caught hold of the woman, swu.g her round, and throw her heavily on to the footpath.—Dsfendant's exp'anation was that she wanted one of the two parcels which he was carrying, and this led to a tiff which was the cause of their falling out.—Fined ss. An Eccentric Act. George Walker, charged with assaulting James Macdonald by presenting a revolver at him, pleaded guilty.—-Sergeant O'Neill said that defen dant had been drinking heavily for some time and behaving in an extraordinary manner, going about sometimes with an open knife and at other times with a revolver. On several occasions the weapon had been taken from him. This timo he presented it at Macdonald'a head. It was not loaded, but Macdonald did not know that, and it was time Walker was stopped from going about in that way.—Defendant here asked for an adjournment in order that he might havo someone to represent him.— Sergeant O'Neill said that he had had'any amount of opportunity of procuring assistance, but until now he had never mentioned the matter, and he had pleaded guilty.—Defen dant made a statement the purport of which was that he had been annoyed by people stealing things from him and others trying to fire his premises ; that the revolver he carried had no cirtridgo in it and never would have; that he had never killed a chicken in his life; and that he presented the weapon at Me-cdonald because he was following him and preventing him from going to his home.—Sergeant O'Neill said he fancied from defendant's address that he was still suffering from the effects of diink, and a rest would do him gcod, wherefore he (the sergeant) would ask for a remand until Wednesday.—Remanded accordingly. Stealing Lollies —A girl fifteen years of age was charged with stealing a shilling's worth of lollies, the property of the Phrenix Company. Mr J. A. D. Adam?, who ap peared for the defendant, said she would plead guilty, though the lollies were not of the value stated. The child was employed at the Phoenix factory, and before goiug home on the evening of the 15th inst. she took a few lollies and put them in her pocket. 