Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-11
THE COURTa-

THE COURTS.
CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Olin To-day the court
the larceny Of pair Of boots and found guilty with
al, Coz % to mercy He was sentenced to
FEMININE tsR or A eRooMsrrcK
battery on MARY Ann Kelly. was tried and found
cutting witness quite seyerely-knocking her over
e Sa
the parties that the ssssu grew out Of the prose
after hearing the statements Of the accused CON
demned the assaults man taking woman by the
transaction. He was not in bodily danger, even if
she did raise broom, for all women use broom,
was dis !S
fine or six months in Jail.
bacon from W; L. Gardner, and vas sentenced to
one month IN ailathe Court remarking that he was
lS streets, with ball and chain to neck and heels
Of pistols RnSes and forks: ssn sd'n al about
500 from Joseph L. Savage, about the 10Th of July
defence.
Of The late Betsey Robinson bequeathine her estate
Grafton was apprenticed 10 langley langley nn
Der Of counts passed and approved. The will
to Sd fSe e. 9s Se
r. S e STATED sn BY the kssss1 and
distribution Of the proceeds of the estate.
| SUPREME CouRT IN GENERAL TERM.-To day,
Ine IN the case GTee6n ct al agt Aeyan-
der, was resumed
closed yesterday, the following cases We're tried p''
TSo@as oadsn
charged nth with keeping g.mi9g house on street
parties while play ing game Of five up or cross
the wh ce aa ea @
DC: After the testimony was concluded, Mr. Hine
the in behalf of the accused; after which the
court dismissed tho case:
Catherine Harrington and Margaret Shea, charged
with nsfg Pr ola, Ella language The Wit
even through . ~ Richmond city and during all her
language used
m,cn.., 1,sn SoSTET saI OF 6s,c corF ,r,,
court room committed to Jail forty eight hours
for contempt Of court.
Jo.s,, c,ts,v c,.rg TO D ni,t maxim, -. .,,u,
EssSesh merf;man neG ss~tho%Ht CO COSTS on
SsG5gs Papgs5 and william Lnkins
sad wan TO show
that Lipkins pushed Pfuger into a large tub OF
him Rsds to
~. Pfugers friends inierfertd TO save him from
again his entire ton and after taxing The
starch completely e9t let him up, much TO the
appears was Under the influence OF liquor dismissed
6e Msh tss ans
above stated; fined IS and cos's.
James Reynolds charged with baking indecent
proposal 70 little girls fined 10 or workhouse
posnre on Penbsyvsnia avenue. between ist and Sn
I'd streets; fined 81 or thirty days in worAhouse.
SALES OF REAL EsTATE-Latimer & Cleary.
| auctioneers, have sold the western half of lot
10, in square 49e, having front of "a feet 81
streets improved by three-story brick house,
| TO John Van kiswick, for a, 100. Also. west
half OF lot 8, in square 995, improved by q two
| story frame house, situated at the intersection
l of PENNSYLVANIA avenue and 9Th ST IN
| Samuel Cross, for 81 200.
| VIM. l.. Wall & Co., auctioneers, have sold
OF sth street east south b, and North Carolina
| avenue. and improved by a brick house, to Jas.
A. McCathran, for 81, $50.
NEW IRON FENCE AROUND FRANKLIN
| SQUARE The Work Progressing -Congress hay
ing appropriated S25 900 at the last session for
and tor paving and improving the same, the
contract for erecting the fence has been awarded
to the Messrs. Schneider, for the sum of s13 1856,
contract for paving and improVne the soua 1s
has not yet been awarded. The fence is now
being cast at the foundry, and will be cree ed
ornamental cast iron one, set in stone blocks.
Mrs. DIR. NEWMAN, who attended the meet
| ing of the women's Christian Association yes
| terday afternoon in Lincoln Hall, called atten-
| ton to the fact that she had recently been In
| Utah and California, and then entered into q
DESCRIPTION OF Wnat che had seen In Salt Lake
| city, and the effects of Mormonism as shown in
| the appearance of its victims. She was very
| severe on Brigham Young and his adherents,
| and thought something should be done to sup
press this great evil of polygamy.
| D
| THR RsrA BLIsHMRNT Of Mr.. John Welker, Ca
| 10Th street, between New York avenue and H
| streets, was re-opened yesterday. f. glance at
| the establishment Is sufficient to satisfy the
most fastidous that this Is the most comforta-
bic and cleauly Of Washington private restau-
| rants The house has been entirely renovated.
and It's old patrons are now cordially iny tied by
| MI. Welker to again enjoy its home-like com.
| forts and Its excellent bill flare
DisM1ssKp-In the Equity Court (Judee Wv
| ne) this morning the case Of W. j. McLaushlin
| against Mary A. Mclaughlin, for divorce wac
on motion OF complainant's solicitor Mr. j. p.
| Tustin, dismissed.
| ~ Chicago claims to have invented a ,oco-
motive that works successfully upon either Level
| or hilly ground, without q track.
GA New Haven Alderman has resigned be
| cause his house was overrun with citizens Who
wanted to know why streets were not fixed.
| street lamps lighted, sewers laid, and so forth.
HrA college designed to educate young col
| ored men for the ministry is about TO omen in
| Richmond, under the auspices OF the Ameri-
| can Baptist Mission Society. 80
| ~The bylaws of the Grand Lodge of Ma
| sons Of Illinois which prohibited coIored per-
Cd ,fso int lad