Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-14
The Courts.

POLICE COURT TODAY, Jad,e S.eI presii-
1n9sGRody Day, charged with bastardy by Emil
~ BInes, both colored; required to give bonds
in the sum of $50 for the support of the child
Agnes White, charged with being found drunk
ana dlsorderly IN the streets; sac had just re-
turned direct from thirty days ssjoarn in the
workhouse. and was sent back for ninety more
GAYS in de iault OF So fine.
Lucy Pannell, charged with stealing various
articles of clothing belonging to Julia A. Hall;
not sustained and the case dismissed.
William Wilkinson, charged by Rosa wilkin-
son both cooredl with assault and battery
William made statement to the court, detail
ing history OF matrimonial grievances, from
which jealousy appeared to be at the foundation
OF the affair; and the court held him in 500
bonds to keep the peace towards her.
Lewis West and James Curtis, charged with
stealing lot OF paving stone. valued at $50
from Albert Gleason. After some discussion by
the counsel for the defence with the court as to
the legality of the information and the jurisdic-
ton of the case, the court decided to postpone
the case until tomorrow.
Corporation John Malone and Patrick
Gleason, charged with fighting in the street.;
Thomas Coyle, charged With driving upon a
paved footway on street; fined 81 and c lists.
Annie Kirby, char ged with using profane and
indecent language; fined 80 and costs.
Johh PouIton, charged with the same offence
and being drunk and disorderly; fined 50 and
costs.
George Clendenin charged with tvino n bor.e
to tree on the street; fined s..
Nelly Hall, charged with throwing stones and
hEmuig IN trainer alley; Fined -.
walker White, charged with using profane
ana eeent language on 10th street; dismi sse,
v u Griffin, charged with shooting OF a gun
IN me siashers, near 18th street; fined 50.
James Green, charged with firing OF gun
near -'lh street and canal. at black birds; fined
-. ' ~
MIXED CASE.
Nh an murray. girl OF about l6 wears of ara
charged with living an abandoned life was ar
Iaghed On the complaint of her mother Mr.
Adams appeared for the mother and stated
mat the girl had been keeping company with a
married man, and 10 get her away she secured
her arrest iR order to take her out of the civ
1t appeared, however, that the charge was a
mistake, and the case was dismissed. A charpe
vas then made against the mother MARY Muir
The latter testified that Mrs. Murray raised
"hurrsh" in front of his house gathering auite
a crowd. Ii appeared from statements thar she
went 10 the house OF Mr.. Minor to see her daugf,-
Ter and an alteration occurred. The ,Iudye re-
Guested her TO give bail tO kee p the peace
MULE STEALING CAss.
Thomas Robinson, charged with stealing a
NIUE valued AT $50, the property o! Thomas
Davis, canal boatman. The animal was taken
from Georgetown and brought TO this CITY by the
accused and Lieutenant johnson recovered II
TOT the owner. Held in the sum of $40 for
action OF the grand jury.
Margaret Murphy, charged with huck sterinp
in The market without license; iudgm INT sus-
pended.
Isaac COntnor, charged with maintaining n
nuisance near his premises by allowing slopS to
be thrown into the gutter; fined 81 and costs
John Allen. "A drunken soldier, was brouyht
INTO court charged with using prOfane and in
decent language; fined - and costs.