Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-22
The GOUrlA.


Police CosET, Judge Gray.-Saturday, after
our report c.osed-
Charles Burke was charged with committing
an assault on William Warren, both colored;
fined So ard costs, or thirty DAYS in jail.
Nicholas Robinson, charged with trespaSs In
hauling gravel from the premises o: Catherine
Pearson; dismissed.
Marl aret Russell, charged with teins drunk
and disOTdeTlyi fined $40, or 80 days in work
house.
John Peterson, a sailor, charged with being
drunk in the streets; fined So, or 80 days in
worktouse.
TO-DAY.
John II. Rolfe, charged with indecent expo
sure Of his person on Maryland avenue yester-
day; fined SIS.
Sarah stephens, charged with being drunk
and disorderly yesterday in Louise alley; lined
60, or workhouse 80 days.
Thomas MOsehy, charged with being va
grant; security required in the sum VI s2), or
workhouse 50 days.
James welelI, charged with the same offence;
required to give security in the sum Of so for
good behavior, or workhOuse.
Samuel jackson, charged with running a wa
gon without license; fined SO, or in default
vCTkhouse ten days.
Stephenson Tayl or, charged with running
carriage for pay without license; lined $40, or
ten day. in the workhouse.
Anthony Hyde, charged with permitting q
leaky privy TO remain on his premises; fined s..
John Gillian, charged with being drunk and
using profane and Indecent language in the
street; fined IS, or workhouse fifteen days.
tame and indie cent language ON 9Th street; lined
50, or fifteen days in the workhOuse.
George Poulton, charged with using profane
and indecent language On Sth street yesteT day,
fined s., or fifteen days in workhouse.
/ e. A. BerSley, charged with running a car
| risge for pay without license; fined slo.
running carriage for pay without license; lined
S10 and costs. An appeal was taken.
Norah PIiee, colored, charged with behaving
| IN dsorderly manner in the Western Market
| house; judgment suspended.
AN IMPosToE.
John Roben. charged with obtaining money
| cused represented himselfto be Mason in good
| staLding and obtained q loan of sl0. Suisse
quently IL was asceTtained that his Statement,
1 was untrue. Other gifts and loans were made
the courtheld him to bail in the sum OF $500 for
4 action OF the grand jury
Charles Reeves, charged with assault and bat
4 terry on John r. GsnOr; fined 49, without costs
INTERPRETING WITH AN OFFICER.
John Brown was charged with interfering
| with officer Brelsford in discharge Of duty; fnet
\ s. and costs, or thirty days in Jail.
Edward Rushman, charged with An assault OF
Jos. q. Duvall; fined SIS and costs.
THREATENED HIS WYE
Lawrence Carney, charged with maxim,
/ threats OF violence to his wife, Sarah C4rny
/ he was also charged with using profane Ian
/ guage in the street. In the former case he wa
/ required to give bond In The sum of $50 to keel
| the peace six months, and in the latter he wa
i tined SIS or wOrkhouse for thirty days.
LIE SABRE De MON PRRE.
4 Barney Woods was charged with committing
/ an assault Oh John James, colored. Johns ap
4 2, arance In court with his head bandaged nj
and bloody, Was the best evidence of the assault
\ He stated that the assault was made with
/ sword, several cuts being made on his head from
Il which he bled profusely. The testimony was &
| the effect that the complainant was standing OF
rays wharf, when Woods, the watcaman
| ordered i'm on; that he left the wharf and tool
| seat on the pavement, and accused approache,
| hin with sabre and ordered him away, and OF
| M refusal to obey him that he cut him with tn,
| sWorn. MT: Fay testified that he gave stric
| oIGtIs 10 Wood not TO suffer any one on tn,
wharf after hours. as he had lost property b,
,nlevlng, ana that accused WAS carving Out
hs oIdeIs IN ordering him away. Woods wa
| asked by the Judge what he had 70 say when n.
gave his version of the story. and the Jnags
nned HIM - and costs. or thirty DAYS in iaiI
George Bass was charged with committine ar