Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-24

ukueI ner apron and requested the person to show
reaching sth street declined go further assigning
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her clothes in wash, retired and the next morning
nor did she mention the fact to any one except 70
Allen, and then only after he asked her about it
IS the e
testimony. Aliens testimony is substantially the
this exception He IDENTIFIES the prisoner as one Of
the party who threw stones. and as the person who
him with Stone while he was ende .vorins to
free free Miss Tenor from the grasp Of the party. At
what sfterwards occurred He testifies that the
sd.,g panty consisted Of fsIT upon bis
arrested all Of whom he identified guilty parties.
submitted by the appellants that whi,e this
Assault and battery upon Allen there nothing in il
e that she that hep sister
MSS Ienor1 had been crying when she returned
made, no questions ked, nor did either OF the SIS
teIs to the officers Of the law appear be-
fore the Justice until Summoned as witnsssss Upon
and sentenced to confinement and hard labor in the
BY Ii. .Us ths The
olet was against the law and the evidence that the
be Responded suIstsutaly THAT the Jury might
he .s a Re o. the a.
ssev snS SadeTy upon David Allen which immedi
Mr.. Darlington argued the case at some length,
and was followed b. Mr.. T. q: samson, who al ~ np
f.
argument for the government.
POLICE COURT, ysdse SasH-To-dar, TIL bmss
DAILY and james Madden, charged with being suspi-
sum Of $40 each for good behsSiop six months se
sSy 6isgden, n,lns profane language in the street.;
ms and Rache Bolster, unlawful assembly on Penn
sy y. avenue and in lond and bolster
ard. dir I'd. ry cOndact ard obs;ructing street;
fined IS and cost. Geo. &c Lowry. unlawful as 'ep-
scene language in the street; fined IS and costs
Washington Digs, curling on Ohio avenue; fined
sance on the sidewalk, by Lin.ein Hall While there
WAS lecture going on chin did not answer when
jose Lewis ard II, nry NOxon, cCiored, charged
nd and cos soeh eSa4sea %
having been found drunk 10 the Center market
good behavior, and in default 50 days in wSrkhouse
N'b,e CIunli-r, "oinrrd, charged with dis orderly
costs, Robert Bennett. c1iored, Charged with IN
lawful assen bly,; fined So and costs Klien Ale and
ey b!sg sssrsSs 'f Bay rSn nsi 'sa
each: William Myers and Robert Gomstock,
Hog Alley without providing q suitable prvy for
Ward, So and costs. Thornton Jackson. colored
Or days
r. Jail; Judgment was sftsrwsIds suspended. and
he streets; dismissed: Nathaniel Tyler, coiored
70 be heard in the streets: 50 and costs Dennis
Caa sSG Bar
Sp the fined IS and I ccses
MsTy pIlsnd was charged With being drunk and
Sl n'f Ss Or thirty days in Georg
will u.ipg profane and indecent isnsuase and Ing
drink there; fined S. Lester Dsbrow, charged
and :nd Gss1 sks. the
* es S. s%,s
charged With being public prostitute and leadine
nna spd % pleaded guilty to the
good behavior, or workhouse 90 days.
RESISTING AN OFFICER.
charged with con hitting iuIt on police officer
officer in making the Srrs.t ana s snlcR
him ON the way to the station house, calling him
back, nskine a w9and on his head; the court re,
marked that THO police force must be respected and
CONTEMPT the GeeI must use his discretion and tn
Jsme, Brown George VIZ shingtou, Martin Crump,
with fsh,ps on the strt ct; fined s5 each Henry
Beatty, drunk on the street; fined SIS and costs
Marsar sai Kegpedy using profane language the
A NOTED BURGLAR cAsLD.
Henry Collyer, alias johnson, charged with break
ing into the house of Mrs. Evans, on 5.h street with
feoDious intent. This is the same man who " AZ en-
y ego. and taking out his safe and CARVING il
above Georgetown on the canal. and, after rifing H.
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sent to the Albany pentsntsry Sand has served ont
re term there. lie he an accomplce in this affair
last night but il Is not known who he is az he male
his escape. officer Bojerick made the arrest. He
was hello to await action of the grand jury. Al.o
cfsrgt with carrying concealed weapon, fined S:1
and costs lay Groves, co.ored charged with steaI-
ing piece of meat valued at fifty cents fined SIS
THE FRAUDULENT ASSIGNMENT OF CLAIMS A. sIyST
THE CORPORATION.
United States VS. George II. Boston, charged by
John Peters with unlawfuv ard fall ely pretending
before John C. NJ Keden, City Auditor, that he wss
duly authorized az assignee, procare settlement
OF balance OF SEf0 due him Peters, for work
done by him in the Third Ward, and did receive
cerihcate for said balance, with intent to efrand
him The case - entered on the docket OF the Po-
Ice Soprt to-day. and postponed until next FRIDAY.
his appeal once in the rum of : LOO.
United states vs. Thomas Wilkins aud John Peters
chorged by George ii Boston with fraudu entity OBJ
tsinipg from bim IA 90. falsely presenting that
they bad authority to collect the open account OF
$40 due John Peters for labor performed in in.
4 bird ard, and by such representations obtained
the above amount. This Cas-, for next Fri
day the parties civ ing securiy for their
A similar charge YVES brought by Samuel Brown
against Charles Stewart, Tor obtaining ISL in In.
same manner; poftponed until Friday next