Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-18
THE COrRY4

EQUITY Court, Judge BceAr;aur.-Cincel VS..
Zimms rmap; order and decree appointing p.
Schmidt guardian ad Item, and Joseph View
rick. trustee. Merrick W.. DIXON; order dis
charging uustee and securities. Falconer VS..
Utermuhle. vivo On motion of W. n. Oavidge,
hearing fixed for the 18th instant. Thomps1n
W. smith ct al; order diasolving temporary in
junction on defendant, Ritrenhouse, tiliag bond
IN S2S penalty. Wilkes vs.. Yaung ct al order
MODIFYING ter ms oforder Of February 1871, and
Ieqnlrlrg bond IL penalty OF 5000. DeKratft va
Welgttman; order certifying 10 General Term
the petition of guardian for deposit In court of
certain notes by the trustee. Roach vs. Reach
et al; decree for petition and mutual convey
ance Leke VS.. Benson ct al, trustees; bond
approved.
POLICE COURT, TO-DAY, Judoe Saeu-,yohan-
nah Cornell came into court this morning W tn
pair OF black eyes, and with a small child in
her arms, char ged with using loud and bolster
Gus language in her own domicil to the disturb
ance OF her neigbbors. She stated that her lord
and master, Timothy, was wallopiDg her with
his clenched fists; this was Of annual occurrence
whenever St Patrick's day came, and the Off
GERS, instead of srresting her husband took her
in charge. She thought she had come ont sec
ono best all around. and the judge thought so
orderly; fined s.. Jane Curtis, same offence;
hned %. John Conway, drunk and disorderly;
fined 50.
BAD BOYS.
Michael Cleary. Harry Murphy, Teddy Gala
CHER, Thomas Galloway. J6hn HevdOn, David
keefe, James q Bryan, John Mcclure, and
Richard Mann were arrested by Officer Crump,
charged with throwing stones. These were
squad of bad boys, truant from school. who were
in the habit OF assembling on ODD street and
hehaVing in disOrderly manner. Office
trump stated that yesterday they had hung "a
stuffed paddy on the telegraph wires, aud
when be came upon them one OF the lows b id
climb 10 the top OF A Telegraph pole in order
10 fasten the paddy up by the neck while the
others we're uproarious. shouting and throwing
stones At the effgs. They were each taxed -
for their usement :
MAKING GEORGETOWN LIVELY.
Patrick McNulty, charged with disturbing
the peace and quiet OF Georgetown, by sho uti ne
anu oehaVlng IN very disorderly manner.
Ire Judge stated that, in view of its being St
with a tax Of IS.
SLEEPING IN TIE STREET.
John COnnory, charged with obstructinp the
foot pavement by lying on the side walk. He
woke up this morning in the station house, and
was treated to a ride in the Black Maria ali the
charged So when he came to settle up.
MISCELLANEOUS CASES.
timothy Riley, charged with selling whisky
70 minor on the corner of q and 1917 street
eense. The first charge was postponed. and on
the second he was fined 800 Robert Holmes a
colored boy, charged with being a vsgrant.
tt was shown that he had escaped
and be was sent back for thirty DAYS.
Peter Brady, charged with selling liquor at
ODD Fellows Hall without license; fined 800.
An appeal was taken. Arthur johnson, col
ored, charged with being a suspicious person,
was unable to give good account Of himself.
and was hned 50. Lewis Hamilton and Robert
johnson, charged with loud and bosterous talk
ing and fighting on 18th street wharf. These
men were covered with cuts and scratches, and
the marks Of blood on their clothing was proof
conclusive against them, and they we're lined
70 each and costs. Moses SheckelI, charged
WIN profanity in the street; fined So. Ad-