Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-05
The COarea.

POLICE COURT, Judge Groy-Saturday, after
recess
Mary Jane Stanley. charged with being found
drunk on the street and cursiny the Off Ger VINO
arrested her. She was Required TO paw So or
spend sixty more days in the wor khouss.
United States VS.. Hannah C. Reed, charged
with keeping a bawdy-house on 9Th street. rhs
court imposed fine OF s. and costs, or work
house sixty DAYS.
Thomas Anderson and Lewis Carter, co,ered
boys, charged with disorderly conduct; lined 3
each, or thirty DAYS in workhouse.
John Waters, colored, charged with diser-
aerly conduct on the street and using threaten
ing language to detective Miller i'm the discharge
house.
Charles j. Ward, charged with being drunk
and dlsorderly; fined IS and costs.
Samuel Gunner, c6iored, charged with the
same offence, and with using prOfane and indie
cent language loud enough TO be heard on the
street; fined 81 and costs.
FRANCIS Benzler, charged with selling liquor
on the corner OF Sth and ID streets without
license; tined 800 and costs.
Kate Williams, colored, charged with assault
on zane Day; lined SO and costs, or 60 days in
NO. kbouse.
Lewis Weldon, charged with being drunk aud
disorderly and using proiane language on the
stecIS; nned 50 and COSTS.
John Brown, eoiored, charged with the same
onence; fined - and costs.
Daniel BnTns. also charged with the same OF
fence; fned 50 and costs.
Judge Smell presiding in this court to-day.
John Washington, coiored, charged with COM
mitting an assault on officer George Osterhout,
and resisting him in the discharge OF his duty
lined $50 and cost and stand committed until
paid He was also charged with beng drunk
and disorderiy aud using proiane language on
the street; tined S5.
John Wilson, charged with being drunk and
using profane language in the street; fined 81
Frank Calvert, charged with the same offence;
fined SO and cost.
John Swearing was charged with having been
found drunk on tue S5Teet and using very pro-
fame and indece ut language; fined - aud cost.
James ii. Uppermsn, charged with being
drunk and dsorderly on 10th street and OF using
prOfane language thereon; fined 81 and costs
James and Margaret Mel aughler man and
wife, were charged with the same offence; fined
SO each and costs.
William Hicks, charged with the same; fined
So and costs.
Fanny Belmont, charged with being a vac-
rant and without any means of support; re-
quired to give bond i'm the sum or $50 for good
behavior for six months or w0rkhouse thirty
days.
John Downing, charged with having been
found drunk and dsordery on the street; tined
50 and costs.
Charlotte johnson, colored, charged with
using profane and indecent language loud
enough to be heard on the street; fined 50 und
costs.
GEORGETOWN CASES.
Corporation Of Georgetown VS.. Elizabeth
Stewart, charged with being found drunk and
disorderly in the streets of Georgetown; fined
s. and costs.
Valentine Little. coored, charged with pitch
ing cents in the streets of Georgetown; fined 81
and costs.
WHISKY CASES
Ellen Brooks and Margaret Curtis, coloref,
charged with being drunk and disorderly, and
using proiaDe and indecent language in the
streets; fined 50 and costs.
Kate Williams, colOred, charged with the
same ofei-ce; fined So and costs, or 30 DAYS in
{ Q WOrkhSEse.
MARINE ON HIS MUSCLE.
keHard Noonan, marine, was charged with |
being drunk snd fourishing pistol in the |
street; fined a..
GRAY AND JOHNSON on RENDER.
John Gray, cSloCed, charged with being
drunk and 6iaorderly in Louise alley and using |
pToiane language there; fined 50, OF workhouse |
Charles johnson, colOred, charged with the
same oftense; fined IS, OF 20 days in w0rkhouse
DISTURBED THE CONSIDERATIONS
George Sims, charged with profanity i'm the |
streets, loud enough to disturb a church con- !
gregation; fined S3, or 80 days in workhouse
John Lindsay, charged with being drunk al
me 'th-street wharf and using proiaue language |
there; fined SIS and costs, or 30 days in work
house.
SUSPICION or MURDER.
John w Smith. char ged with being slspecte |
Of having committed "A murder near tn Sol
dlers Home IN December last. The missing
man Was "a soldier and an inmate Of the Sol
diorS' Home, and disappeared yerv mvstoriouSI
10 eTh Williams and another witness gave testi-
mony in the case, hut nothing at all appeared |
mpic.'ting the accused, anu the case was dis
Kissed.
sERIoUs CHARGE DISMISSED.
In the case Of Frank Parke, charged with |
having committed rape on the person Of Miss |
Lizzie Harvey, both cOlOred, which was before |
tie count last week and postponed until to-day |
the witnesses for defence were examined r~on, |
which 10 evidence TO show the guilt o; accu ed:
case diSmi. sed. |
John Wesley, a cOloTed boy, charged with |
having stolen quantity Of gas fixtures ami |
tools. the property OF Charles SEithson; sent II
reioTm school.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.-A man named Louis |
Rothschild, dealer in junk and hides on Louis |
lana avenue, between Sth and 10th streets, w27 |
badly in iUI Ell yesterday while riding ne lr the |
Soldiers Home by his horse taking fright and |
throwing him from his buggy. He is now laying |
at the Seventh Street Park where the rhvstc, |