Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-11

POLICE COURT, Judge Gray-To-day the fol-
lowing business was transacted:
with neglecting TO have suitable priyy attached
TO his premises; dismissed.
Michael Esch, charged with running a cart
without number; fnedS2.
PAID FOR HIS FRAMES.
VIM Reynolds, colored, charged with an I'M
laNfUl assembly in AmOry Square, in catching
hold sof paSsers By; fined IS, or workhouse 80
Michael Fleming, charged with disorderly
conduct and On unk eness; fined s5.
Wesley Fry, charged with being a vagrant.
gained livelihood by selling pictures ana songs
about the streets. Held in the sum of so for
good behavior six months, or workhOuse so DAYS.
Francs Hart, charged with using profane and
indecent language loud enough to be heard in
the streets; fined 50, or 80 days in workhOuse.
CHARGED WITH ASSAULT AND ROBBERY.
James Davis, charged with assaulting William
Winters, colored. and robbing him OF SIS IN
| money. This is the third time Winters has
brought this case before the court. 1t appears
that last Saturday he was on drunken spree,
and lost his money, but can't tell who got il.
The prisoner was discharged. no evidence ap-
peariDg to criminate him.
THE DIsoRDERLY HOUSE on EIGHTH STREET.
katharine Comfy, charged with keeping a dis
orderly house, plead not guilty. Sergeant Tay-
lor, Officer Osterhout and several OF the neigh
bOrs, testified to the bad character OF this house
the indecent acts of the inmates, and the OBJ
scene language used by them. Mr.. Hine appear
ed for defendant. lady living in the next door
testified TO seeing, on one occasion, Mr.. A. Nall
or, ST., in the back yard OF Mrs. Conlv's house
with nothing on him but a lady's extreme under
garment, and in company with Mrs. Comfy was
behaving in a very indecent manner there. After
hearing the evidence the Judge fined the priS-
oner $50 and costs. Mr.. HIne gave notice Of an
appeal.
Evil LIFE AND PANE
ALLISON Major, ST.. charged with being pcr-
on OF evil life and fame, and frequenter of
hawdy-houses and immoral places. Sergeant
Taylor, officers Osterhcut and Skinner testified
10 the evil fame of Mr.. y. Mrs. y. and a son OF
Tue accused were present to testify, but Mr.
Tyler, attorney for the corporation, waived an
examination OF these witnesses. The court held
him to bail in the sum of 5000 for good b, ha-
viOr six months.
Joseph Green, charged with threats to Edward
Allen, both cOlOred; required to give bail in the
sum OF 500 to keep the peace six months
Shaderlck wilkins, charged with assault and
battery on Daniel Bowling, cOIored boys
Daniel appeared in court with a swollen mug
from the effects Of a stone thrown by ShadericE:
accused was fined - and costs.
Lawrence Marley, charged with driving
through funeral procession; dismissed.
Mary WEIGH, charged with disoTderly con-
Duct; fined s.. or workhousc 80 DAYS.
George l.. Plat, charged with being a va
grant; required 10 give bond in the sum OF s. }
LOT good behavior for six months, or workhOuse
jefferson Steele. charged with disorderlv con-
duci ana profanity in the street: fined S. or
workhOuse 50 DAYS.
Willie COombs, coIored boy. charged with
diSoTderly conduct in the Centre Market: held
win view OF sending him to the reformed
Robert Towles, charged with tying his horse
TO tree In the street; fined -.
lhcmas ,. Tucker, charged with huckst ng
without license; fined S..