Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-20
THE COURrS

CIRCUIT Court, Js5ze Contradictory. the
case OF the National fbt elcyicsl Institute
against the First National Bank was taken up
and not concluded.
CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Humphreys.-The
c7se OF Alliaon Nailor, charged with nuisance,
(Theater alley case,) Is still on trial.
POLICE COUKr. TODAY, Judge Sneu-James
Smith, charged with exposure of persons; fined
80 and costs ohio Cant, cOlored, carrying
cOncs aled deadly weapon. Officer Mills tes-
tilted 10 making the arrest; fined $40 Ap-
pealed. Samuel Raymond and John Blondin,
throwing stones; fined So. Richard b. Floyd,
pleaaed guilty To a charge of using profane and
indecent language; fined As. james Whitny
and James Haggerty, charged with stealing q
chicken, valued at $40; sent to the reform
school. Ohio Cant. colored, charged with firing
n PISTOL In 10Th street The ofice stated that
Cant was under the influence of LIQUOR, and he
saw him when he fred the pistol; fined SO
John Smith and John Davis, drunk and dissr-
DRY; fined 81 each. Ohio Summers profanity;
nned 80. Frank Turner, colored, fighting In
the msrket-hOuse; fined 80.
TBLEGRAPHIc ACCOMMODATIONS.
y. G. Garland, charged with obstructng 9th
street Oy erecting six telegraph poles between
Pennsylvania and Missouri avenues. Mr.. Gar
land stated that these poles wei put up before
the side walk was made, on the suppostiOn that
they were near the curbstOne, but when the
sidewalk was laid they were found to be in the
middle Of the walk and he asked two weeks
longer time for their removal, until Congress
adJodrn, a. hey were constantly recsivlng mes
sagcs over the line. Time was granted.
MISCELLANEOUS CASES.
Charles Ee1deI, a clerk in the Census Office
charge with loud and boisterOus language on
the street; fned So Timothy Kelley, charged
with selling liquor TO a minor on the corner OF
- ara 10y streets; hned so; appealed. Also,
cHarged with selling liquor without license:
fined 20; appealed. Charles Ossinger, charged
with hayin- stolen nineteen bee tongues, valued
a II, the property of James Green; fined $50
Or siSty DAYS In jail. John Bradley, charged
" tn stealing quantity o? picl les and copper
from the store of Mr.. Bickuell, on 9th street.
Privete Thomas Young testified to arresting
Bradley as he was making his escape from the
store; six months in jail. Constance Garter
charged with assault and buttery on Elizabeth
Garter, BIS wife. Mrs. Carter is fair, and
rather good looking woman, with pretty
young child in her arms. She told her tale o.
grievances, how her husband had struck her
and abused her. He was taxed so for his bru-
tally. JOseph Watkins, colored, charged with
stealing three boards from Samuel NOrment
valued at 20 cents; fined IS and costs.
NICE YOUNG MAN.
81 muel Langhlt, charged with VACANCY
Mrs Langflt, the mother OF the young man,
ust md that size was obliged to support him
ana that il she turned her back he would take
Thugs from the house and sell them that he
mad taken her spoons and other valuables and
she could not put up with it any longer; that it
was painful necessity on her part to have to
h hlake ms statement He was sent to the work
GOT HIS MONEY BACK.
hugn Gallagher, charged with stealing S33
from Patrick McNulty. The money was found
i
to AcNulty.
MAKlNe 1T LIVELY IN THE COUNTY.
christopher Tucker, John Nolan, hndeay
Kane and Randolph Lewis, all colOred, CHI arged
with conducting themselves is disorderly man
ner IN the county by carousing, drinking, gam
ping, throwing stones, playing cards and in
s. each.
GEORGETOWN GASES.
w. r. Minor, charged with disOrderly conduct
in Georgetown Yesterday; nned IS. VIM. john
son, colored, charged with throwing stones In
WAFER street, &c orgetown yesterday; fined IS.
Buck Lacey, colored, denied having used pro.
fame and indecent language in Georgetown on
Saturday night, but the officer was positive and
the Judge fined him IS. Frank Morton and
VIM Allen, charged with the came offence; ined
50 each John Lederer, charged with using
proiane language; fined IS. Frances Austen
Coctress, fortune teller, spiritualist, &c. &C..
according to circumstances, was brought up on
charge OF using pr0fane and indecent IAN
guage on the street. She was fined So and in
iOurDed.