Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-13

charged with using profane and Indecent Ian
guage on New Jersey avenue, near the Railroad
Minor jackson, colored. charged with being
drunk and disorderly and cursng in the street.
lined IS, or workhouse 30 days.
c RnAiLaf BETWEEN TIN WARE DEALERS.
wins ZONES. Caroline keeps q tin ware stand
in the Northern Market, and adjoining is a tin
ware stand kept by one Hertzkorg, a German,
his wares. The assault grew cut of rivalry
between these two parties, each one accusing
the other Of getting away their customers. Car,
ollne was nned 81, without costs.
Caroline Rasher was also charged with using
profane language in the Northern Markethouse
and acting in a disorderly manner; fined 81.
Willis Jones was charged with using profane
and indecent language and behaving in disor-
derby manner in the Northern Market: fined Al
Charles Jones, colored, charged with stealing
anna hat, one pocket handkerchief and one gold
locket, all valued at s44, the property OF John
ID. Brandt; committed in default of s20e for ap-
pearance before the grand jury.
Joseph Hertzkorg, charged with assault on An
tonia Coleman, colored. This was another case
growing out of the tin ware business in the
northern Markethouse; fined 81 without cost.
Mr.. n. II. Miller, counsel for defendant, gave
notice Of an appeal.
BURGLAR HELD FOR TRIAL.
Henry Willis and Thomas johnson, both col
ored, were arraigned, charged with burglari-
ously entering the house Of Mrs Ariadne Au-
drews, No. 912 18th street, on the nth day of
August, and stealing therefrom one silver-plsted
teapot, Six linen table cloths, nineteen napkins,
ten linen towels, dress, silk skirt, gown, eight
articles Of ladies' wearing apparel one coat, the
whsle valued at eighty dollars. Officers Amiss
and ana hunt tesuhed TO seeing the accused at about
four O'Clock the next morning on 18th street,
with bags which appeared to be well filed. and
ordering them to halt, when they Commenced TO
run and cropped their bags, containing the
stolen goods. Amiss fired four shots at them.
but they kept on running, and were pursued to
a shanty on Rhode Island avenue. One of the
party (willisl was arrested, the other making
his escape. johnson was arrested the day fol,
lowing. After hearing the evidence, the Judge
held Willis and dismissed johnson, witnesses
having testified to being with him at the time OF
the arrest in another place.
United States vs.. James Clark, colored
charged with stealing a piece of cotton cloth
from the store door of Jno. T.. Latham. A wit
ness, who was riding by in street car, testified
sum of $500 for appearance before the grand
jury.
George Black, for the larceny of two shirts
valued at 81 each; held to appear before the
Florence Wood, colored, for assault and hat
terry with intent to kill William Bell; held for
the grand jury. Adjourned.
TO-DAY.
Corporation vs.. James Toole, charged with
being drunk and disorderly and using profane
language on the streets; fined s. and costs, or
John Mack, charged with using profane Ian
guage in the streets; fined S., or 20 days in
Workb0use.
MAGaIK's GOAT.
Margaret Shuebarun, charged with letting
her goats run ut large; fined IS.
Henry Staples, charged with removing often
sive slops at improper hours; fined SO.
TWO THOMPsoNs.
William Thompson, q colored man, charged
with using wheelbarrow on the sidewalk; dis
missed.
William Thompson, No. 2, a colored how.
charged with behaving IN q disor derby manner
in the market-house; fined So.
AN OUT DOOR LOGGER.
Trunk in the Smithsonian grounds. During his
nap there he was robbed Of his watch and
pocket book containing 80, and, in considera-
THE GEORGETOWN HOMICIDE.
DR.. Kleinsmith, OF Georgetown, appeared
before the court on summons to TESTIFY in the |
,ase of Moses Davis. who died from injuries re- |
;eived on being kicked by Fielder Garter on the |
'th instant. fhe testimony was to the effect |
hat deceased came to his death from the in |
uries as described. The case was further post |
poned to hear important testimony.
Corporation of Georgetown vs. Wm. O'Brien. |
James DoWney, and Jeremiah Sullivan, three |
white boys, charged with throwing stones and |
nsing profane language in the street; fined IS |
u to be committed to Georgetown workhouse |
70 days.
SELLING WHISKY IN THE CENTER MARKET
Joseph Harbangh charged with selling whisky |
oda water stand, and it was testified that in |
private drawer he keeps;a whisky bottle, which |
ne uses when that sweetener is called for in |
place Of syrup; fined s10 Mr.. Norris, counsel |
or plaintiff, gave notice of an appeal.
oFFKNCRs OF THE TONGUE.
John Manual. charged with using profane and |
Indecent language in an alley; fined SO:
Rachel Bright, cOlored, charged with using /
'rofane and obscene language in . house, loud |
nought to be heard in the street; fined $40 or 90
lays in workh0use.
United States vs. Jeremiah O'Connell Charged 1
nth committing an assault on Theodore Gross;
med al, without costs.
Corporation VS.. Jeremiah O'Connell, charged
18th profane swearing and indecent language in
be street; fined al.
Sarah X. Adams, colored, charged with using
rofane and indecent language in the street; |
ned 50, or workhouse 80 days.
GRAND LARCENY.
United States agt. Levy Bryant, colored, |
harged with the larceny Of cloths and clothing |
elonging to Frederick w. Rest, valued at 300. |
his larceny was committed on the 18th day of /
uly, and detectives COomes and Miller made |
he arrest yesterday. He was committed in de- /
ault of 500 bail for action of the grand Jury.
ANOTHER LARCENY.
Charles Sylvester, charged with stealing /
oat and pair of shoes, valued at sIi, the prop |
rty Of Thomas Gleason. The accused was yery
jagged, and looked az il he needed the Clothing
ad enough, but the court did not approve this /
Eay of obtaining the property, and he was com
nitted to jail In default Of $500, for the action
4 the grand jury.
AN uNNAruRAL FATHER.
Charles W. Howard was charged with COM
hitting an assault on Mrs. Mary Sipes, his mar
C.
Ilainant Is q becoming looking lady, and gave
Ter testimony in tears, saying that her fathers
onduct is most brutal towards her. The court
med Howard 800 and costs, and in default to
,e committed to jail three months. He was also
equired TO enter into bonds in the sum of SIOO
o keep the peace six months.
LOVERS OF GREEN CORN.
Mary Jane Henson and Mary Williams, COL |
red, charged with malicious trespass BY steal
ng green corn out of the Enclosure OF iHenry |
,imms; dismissed.
GOING INTO THE JUNK BUSINESS.
VIM. Thomas, colored, charged with stealing |
piece Of cast iron water pipe valued at s1.50,
he property OF some person unknown; dis
missed, the case not appearing clear, and no
wner appearing.
LANDLORD AND TENANT.
Arthur Pannell, charged with committing an |
esault on Samuel Broadus. both colOred. Com |
claimant is q tenant Of accused, and the assault
rev out Of a notice served on complainant 10 |
i've up the premises in default Of paving his
ent; fined IS and costs; total s165O.
Henrietta Green, colored, for threats to Ed
Yard Ross, also colored, was required to give
'ond in the sum Of go to keep the peace six
months. Recess half an hour.
TH1 BALTIMORE ScHUETZRN FESTIVAL
ltcard Of Prises- Washingtoaians Saecsssful.-I
The annual festival Of the Baltimore Schuetzen |
Association, which commenced at their park on |
he Belair road on Monday last, was brought to
close last evening, but in consequence of the