Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-21
The COnrfs.

POLICE COURT, Judge Gray.-After our report
closed yestel day, the following cases were dis
posed of:
Daniel Mckenzie, charged with unlawful as
Sembly; fined - and costs.
Henry Smith. threats to Julia Jones; required
to give bonds in the sum of 500 to keep the
peace.
Andrew, James, and Willie Stockman were
charged with using threatening language to NJ s.
Jane Scaggs; each required to give bonds in the
Jas Clark, charged e ~th a Stealing three pairs
of pants from NJ. Oppenheimer; Committed in
default OF 80 for appearing at court
ct book containing $50 the property of Theo-
dore kaucher; committed to await the action OF
the grand jury in default Of SO bail.
Annie Brooks, charged with assault on Annie
Berry; plead guilty and fined SIS and costs.
Charles Peyton. charged with assault and bat
terry on Annie Peyton; lined 50 and costs.
kobt Ambush, for stealing pistol, the prop
erty of james Ludeke; committed to Jail for ap-
pearance at court in default Of $50 bail.
Fanny Brooks, charged with the larceny OF
goods from Annie Berry; committed to Jail for
action OF the grand jury in default Of $50 bail.
Abraham Walker and Thos. Turner, charged
with lighting in the streets; dismissed, after re-
eeiying lecture from the court.
David rslm, throwing stones in the streets;
lined 81.
LEVY COURT CASE.
Ellen Davis and Elizabeth Kavanaugh, for
practices in the county OF Washington; fined
S1Oo EACH and in default OF payment be com
mitted TO jail three months. Adjourned.
Mary Jane Hoiley. cursng and swearing. and
using obscene language on the streets; fined So
Ella Ale, cursing on the streets: fined -.
cent language on the streets, was fined $40, and
| in default was committed to the workhouse for
90 days.
Joseph Joy, using prOfane language on the
Mary Hollhan, charged with vagrancy, plead
| guilty. and was required to give security or be
committed to the workhouse 80 days.
James Kelly ard William Miller, for unlawful
| assembly and fighting on the streets, were fined
s5 each, and in default to be committed to the
wOrkhouse for 80 days.
PoITY DOLLARS FOR PAST DRIVING.
John Eggleston, charged with fast driving
plead guilty, and was fined 800. For a similar
offence on the same day, he was fined so again.
| Edward Curran. charged with threats against
| Mrs. Catharine Casey, was put under bonds in
| the sum of $500 TO keep the peace six months.
Dick Smith. for profanity in the street, was
| to the workhouse for 80 days.
John f.. Lockwood and Henry Lane, charged
with an aifray in the street; fined 50 each and
/ costs.
1 Stephen Stephey, charged with assault an d
battery on Margaret Stephey both colored; fined
i Al and costs.
Benjamin W. SUNNY, charged with maintain
ing a nuisance on his premises by depositing
l night soil, for fertilizing purposes, about two
neighborhood of the Soldiers Home. 1t has
been maintained there for some time, and the
whole neighborhood having become incensed
against Ii, this morning some half dozen re-
4 spectacle citizens, living in the county, came
into court to testify as to the character Of the
| nuisance. The Court heard the testimony and
| re served his decision until tomorrow.
| Corporation against Ailsy Williams, for using
| profsne and indecent language in the streets
| fined -, and in default to be committed so the
| workhouse ten days.
I Dick Smith, for assault and battery on Mag
gle West; fined SO and costs.
4 Lawrence Coleman, charged with abusing a
horse, plead guilty, was fined g, and in default
he was committed to the workhouse for 80 days
/ The same party was charged with racing horses
/ in the streets, and plead not guilty, but the
4 evidence sustained the charge. He was fined
1 SO, and in default to be committed to work
/ house for 80 days.
Thomas Thompson, charged with using pro-
| fame language in the streets; fined 50 and costs
4 An UNDUTIRCL SON.
United States vs.. Augustus Fitman, for assault
and battery on Mary Jane Fitman. his mother
i The old lady gave testimony. She is feeble
lady, about 60 years Of age, and the SON an ath
4 letic man, about 30 years old. The Court re
l CURED him to give bonds in the sum Of $500 Il
Keep the peace, and stand committed to jail un
| tel given.
1 The Court took recess.