Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-27

POLICE MATTERS Before Justice Thompson. =
On Good Friday Smother nice lille row occurred
In Temperance alley between tsMisthern Mix,
o'suilivan and Joanna, his wife, which continued
4 all day and was renewed on Saturday early. Mix,
! Inhibited to the magistrate shirt on his bacl
s Which, on examination, appeared to be torn Z
shreds He also exhibited divers scratches on th,
right side of his face, which were shocking to be
hold Per contra. Mrs. Joanna called witnesses Il
! prove that Mr. Michael, having longing for al
half-eagle which she had slowed away in hcl
] chest, and which she alleged had been given heI
her former husband, had seized her by the hail
OF her head, dragged her across the floor, and
"threatcd her In most infamous manner"
| Several witnesses, TO wit: Mrs Mary Kainselac
MIS- Mary Flaherty, Mr.. Goodman and Mr.. John
Flaherty, with several Others testified that the
row was " terrible to behold,' and shocking
even to the Inhabitants Of "Timperance' alley.
All the witnesses called, land there were five
O. SKI whom Michael manuvered to set aside
as incompetent, alleging that they were all
CONCERNED In the row, and no better nor he, -
agreed that Mike was the aggressor that he caused
the row; and If any was deserving of punishment
IL was that same Mike.
Justice Thompson, after a proper investigation
OF the case at late hour on Saturday night, dis
missed 1t, with the remark that If either Mike or
Joanna was again brought before him, and proved
TO have been concerned in fight he would
send them before Judge Crawford, and commit
them s ., Tor trial in default Of good security, for
Before Justice Notwithstanding the last few
weeks the following cases have been disposed Of
al the ONCE In the Northern Liberties district
streets; fined 81 81
VIM. Truxon was charged by his own son with
disorderiy conduct 1t turned out that the son
wanted TO get the father out of the house, and
picked quarrel with him. The mother became
indignant at the son for his unnatural conduct
and proceeded to the market house where he was
and Inflicted condign punishment on him with
cotton umbrella. The magistrate dismissed the
case with costs
T. Hurdle was charged with carving pistol:
which, on investigation, turned out to be ham
mer; dismissed with costs
Messrs Mekam and Peterson We're convicted of
81 81 EACH
VIM. Branbury, Joseph Radicon, James F.
duly fined INV
Sarah King, Catbarine King. Elizabeth HUM.
Margaret Atwood, Thomas Russell, Martha John
son, Theo Hurdle, Cornelius Conner, Ohio Clark
Mrs Augusterfer, Thomas Fitzgerald, Hannah
Hunter, Hamilton Martin, Daniel Foley. and Nm
Wood, were all tined for dsorderIy conduct.
Thomas, Margaret and Catharine Mulloy were
each fined for bad talk in the public streets
Henry Slosser, Michael Hell, A. Bowers, M
Luther, Mr.. Hays, and ]. Schlossbacher violated
me law Retaining to the keeping of dogs in the
with by the magistrate.
Jim Tins, formerly county constable was
charged with an assault by throwing sledge-
hammer at man who endeavored to make him
settle up an old account. Case dismissed
VIM. Wood, colored, committed an assault and
battery on Jane kellogg. Held to bail for court
Before Jnstice Ciark.-George Smith for pro-
fanity, was fined Sls7. Ed. Jackson, do; fined
S2.15.
WATCH RFTURNs.-The only trial case on the
docket was Thomas r Love, drunk and disor-
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