Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-19
The Courts.


=, POLICE COURT, Judge Gray.-Yesterday after
the recess
William Holt, charged with profane swearing
on The street; fined IS and costs. He was also
charged with assault on Mrs. Solomon case dis
missed.
A DOUGHNUT CAsY
Albert Matthews, cOlored, charged with steal
ing five doughnuts, valued at live cents. the
property Of Richard Middleton; dismissed
AN NJ d. FINED.
IN the case OF John l.. Crounse, charged with
refusal to give certificate for burial of Child
the judge fined him $40 aud costs.
TODAY.
United States agt. Max Rich, charged with
receiving stolen goods; dismissed.
Peter Garrett and Thomas Glasgow, colored.
pended.
MOllie Jarboe, charged with being drunk and
disorderly and using profane and indecent lam
days. ~
Maria woodbeck, charged with being drunk
and using Profane and indecent language in the
street; fined IS or workhouse lOr 80 DAYS.
James Jones, colOred, charged with being
drunk and di orderly in the street and using
profane and indecent language; fined 50.
in the street; fined 80.
Emma Light and Matilda Howard, two CAV
and festive white girls, charged with using pro-
fame and indecent language in the street; fined
50 each or Is days in workhOuse.
CgOssPIRING.
joseph Flynn, charged with making an as
The same same person was charged with An
assault on Frances Miller; fined %.
counter charge OF assault WIS brought by
joseph Flynn against Martin WEIGH; dismissed.
George Eslin, charged with assault on John
II. Brooks; fined - and costs.
CHOKED HIS WIPE.
Charles Cassidy, charged with committiup An
assault on Alice Cassidy, his wife, by throwing
her down and choking her. Cassidy is a watch.
man al the Arsenal, and is in the habit of coming
home drunk and abusing his " .fe in the most
shameful manner. His treatment of his wife has
be come notorious in the neighborhood, and she
came into court with marks on her throat from
the effects OF this savage assault; fined as and
costs. ana also required to give bonds IN the sum
OF ssO0 to keep the peace one year towards his
wife.
Albert Hurdle, charged with threat. was
required to give bonds in the sum of 5000 to keep
the peace for six months.
DR.. sNoDGRAss ASKS THE PROTECTION OF TIE
COURT.
Dr. Snodgrass took occasion to call the atten-
tlOn OF the court to paragraph which appe lred
in the police report of the Republican Yesterday,
relative to himself, which he read. He said he
was sorry the reporter was not present. whom
he at hrst intended to castigate, but tholght
this the best course of proceeding He now
; asked the protection OF the court, as the pub
Usher OF that paper had failed to make the
dmende honorable, as he had promised to do. He
sald his son was with some difficulty restrained
rom hunting the writer up and administering
en- ma as' n and he now asked that some ac
tion be taken for bis protection. The Judge
stated that he would prefer 10 have the reporter
present, and he would fix to- morrow at ~ m. to
near the Doctors grievances, when the reporter
could be present,
COAT AND A BAG
John McNulty, charged with stcalips q co,,
and bag, the property Of William ,,r,;.S,s,d
Held in the sum Of Si0O for sron ., ,ha are,d
Jury. ~o" VI 'he s'aho
~ ocnr, W,.hiams. charged with running his
'Iohn T En any number on it; fined 81.
ySso ION, charged with being vagrant.
MI stated that he had a ticket of tranG-
porfnr to Dayton, Ohio, to a soldiers hospi-
tai. The Judge fined him 50 or workhouse 80
DAYS and said he could send for his ticket and
leave the workhouse for Ohio.
Betsy Black, colOred, charged with disOrderly
conduct; fined SO or workh0use 80 days. Re-
cess.