Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-08
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saUlt OF, Daniel oHill ar oil, man, pea1 guilty,
AID was fined 80 and costs, and in default com
United 10 Jail sixty days.
A SHOOTING CASE
Jacob HenZeTly, a boy, charged with making
an assault on Rudolph heford by shooting h m
IL the stomach. He plead accidental shooting,
and the court held him to bali to await the re-
suits, The boy shot being considered in danger
Gus situation.
A DRUNKEN QUARREL.
James Dolan, charged with assault on Alice
Doian, his wife. plead not guilty. The wife tes-
tined that the assault was committed in her
own house, her husband being drunk at the
time. II appeared further that she turned the
tableson her husband and raped him over the
head with a sugar bowl The court fined him IS
and costs. and in default TO lie committed to jail
thirty days.
Alexander Hunt, charged with committing
an assault on Harry Walker, was found guilty;
fined 50 and costs or be committed TO Jail for 10
days.
WIPE heater.
Thomas Clark, charged with committing An
assault on Caroline Clark, his wife, both COZ
ored, by whipping her with a stick; lined SO
and costs and III default committed ID Jail for
% days.
TO-DAY.
Corporation vs.. Christian PhHuger, charged
with running wagon without a number on II;
fined -.
Lizzie Wright, Kate and Rosa Walker.
charged with enticing prostitution; not sus-
taibed and the case dismissed.
fmiiy Young, charged with using progane
language in the street,: fined IS and in default
to be sent 70 the workhouse for 80 days.
HUSBAND AND WIFE QUARREL
George Murat ana Jane Murat. charged with
lighting and cursing loud enough 70 be heard in
the streets. The officer who made the arrest
testified that he found George aIurat in tub of
water in his yard, and the wife had "A door COW
cred over him, pressing him down into the Wa
ter, she being on the door. They were fined 10
each and costs, and in default ID be committed
to tue woIkhouSe.
Mary johnson and Josephine Armstrong. col
Ored, charged with enticing prostitution; found
guilty. and fined 80 and costs, and in default 10
be committed to the workhouSe for 80 DAVIS
A SCAVEsGER CHARGED WITH NEGLECT or
DUTY.
rainier BrlscOe, scayenger, charged with
neglectlng and refusing to attend to the prem
lses of jackson Smith, after having been noti-
fed 10 10 SO, plead not guilty. The evidence did
rot sustain the charge, and the case was dis
missed.
Jack Maloney, boy. charged with being dis
orderly about the Baltimore Railroad dspot
The judge reserved his decision.
POCKET BOOK LIFTING.
United States agt. Wise Williams coloreI
charged with stealing pocket book containing
seyenty-tWo cents, belonging to little girl. He
was held TO bail in SEQ for appearance before
the grand jury.
Charles Gray, charge d with assault on Palmer
brlscoe. The prosecuting witness did not appear
ard Mr.. Gloss asked that an attachment be
issued. SO ordered.
Rose Briggalara, an Italian woman charged
with stealing some plank worth fifty cents. The
evidence went TO show that this is an old habit
OF hers, and she was committed to Jail in default
OF SlU0 security for appearance before the grand
jury.
AN ITALIAN FREEMAN.
u. Tinaglia, charged with using prOfane Ian
guage in the streets and insulting persons az
they passed by. This il a genteel looking Ital-
ian, and, from the evidence, he was making a
good use OF his tongue. The judge fined him
; 10 and costs, and IN default TO be committed 70
the workhOuse ~ days.
srREET-CAR FIGHT.
JGnn n. BTennerman, charged with an as
Ssult and battery on Thomas Devon; case dis
missed. The same person was charged with an
assault On George Essleman, a strset-car con
ductor. He was fined 10 and costs, and in de-
fault 10 be committed to jail 30 days
Corporation of Georgetown VS.. John IL Uipe-
man, charged with fighting in the markethouse.
Case dismissed.
BHCTAL WIFE BEATER.
Patrick Breardon charged with comm ting
ali assault on Hannah Brearden, his wife wifi
intent 10 Nil her. He pleaded not guilty The
wife testified that he beat her head against tho
wall in brutal manner while she was sick bur
She did not wish lin dealt with, Is she fJrgave
him. The Judge fined him . 10 and costs ami
in default be committed to Jail 30 DAYS.
CHICKEN THIEF.
Isaac johnson, charged with Steslin,
chickens from Patrick Fitzgerald; plead NOT
guilty and was committed to await the action
of the grand Jury.
ENTICING PROSTITUTION.
Ann Flood. charged with enticing pros,i:u-
tion, pleaded guilty. After hearing the. state
ment "f;!le officer making the arrest the .Judye
led ~
the wOrkhOuse tor 80 days.
PROFANITY IN THE STREETS.
Michael Buckly, charged with using profsne
and Indecent language IN the streets: fined -
ana ln default To be committed the workhousc
tor 80 day-.
Mary Thomas. coiored, charged with enticing
! restitution, plead not guilty. She was fined $
Page Calbert, a colored boy, was charged with
BENG warrant. The officer found him asleep
Ia the street last. The case was suspended, and
&c was sent 10 the reform school.
AN ALLEY GATHERING.
Peter ODUnnell, Joseph Palley and Arthur
hecie, charged with congregating in an alley
ana engaged in citing and swearing, we're each
nIed - and costs.
SUNDAY GAMES
Anderson Scott, James Potter, Stephen Tsy-
Gr. oscar Barnes, John Washington, James
ahof. Patton Harvey, and Samuel Cant all
colored, charged with unlawful assembly in the
state department grounds SUNDAY, and
cursing and playing base ball aud cards there
were iin6 d - each, and in default TO be commit
ted TO the wOrkhousc for 80 DAYS.
Margaret Nalligsn, charged with using pro-
lane and indecent language in the streets; dis
missed.
Margaret Lynch, charged with nsing profsne
nj Indecent language in the pabIic road; fne,i
James Talbert. coIored, one of the SUNDAY
patty st the State Department grouutls wa,
brought into cour: 10y Sergeant Poole, vino
stated TO the court that in taking Talbout out,
hc charged him (the 0aiccr) with swearing tn a
lie The Judge imposed an additional tine OF
so on him for contempt of court.
John O'ROuTke, charged with assault ON An
su>tus A Sprague, court bailiff, was fined =,
Charles Gray, charged with assault on W ll.er
BriscOc. Dismissed.
Peter O'Donnell, charged with an assault on
joseph Polly, by beating him with billy, and
choking him. This occurred on Saturday might
last, at BuZZard's Point, and between some
brlckmskers. The evidence not being concIu-
sive the case was dismissed.
John ShoI ter. charged with ass ult and bat
tefy with intent to kiln William Winters.
Fleade cd not guilty. The case was dismissed
Albert liuvall, 4 cOlored bov. was CHARGED
with Throw ing stones in the street; proace.I;p1,
were suspended and the boy sent to the Reform
school.
United States VS.. Frank Wade charged with
committing an assault on VIM. Winters: p,st-
ronCd untl Tomorrow morning.
James WEIGH. charged with indecent eSro-
-ue Of person in the county, near y. D. Gil
mans farm, and Catherine WEIGH, charged win
the same offence, were both tined $ and cost. or
five days in the District Jail.
The court took a recess.
\ PROCESSION OF OPFESDERs-Biy Opeai.1
Tor he Police COurt.-1Lis morning, the appear
snce OF 81 colored men. women, aud bows fianked
10y policemen attracted much attention and
caused on the route, from the second precinct
station down 9TH street to the Police Court
frequent inquiries to be made. I'm this
gang were included eight arrested on
Pf Sergeant SeibOld, charged
with gambling and disorderly cOn5nct.