Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-29
THE COERTS.

Police COURT. Judge Gray.-To- DAY. John
Wa, Wallace, charged with keeping dog Of the mascu
the dog belonged to woman living in his house, and
am n0e RsSs was e entegsd bsTret maintain
DERBY conduct in Prather's alley; fined IS. Robert
Hawkins and Richard Barry, driving carts on the
TwENTT-oNE Dos.owNERs FINED.
Twenty one cases of parties owning dogs without
hned. ~ '''' "1 '-' '"H''S
SAVAGE ASSAULT WITH AN AXE
VIM. Baker, charged with assault with intent to
kill John ponoho. This occurred on Virginia ave-
IN the mouth, breaking tooth and decorating his
lip in q shocking manner; held in the sum of 81 800
VIM. Campbell, colored, charged with the larceny
Of six bags Of rags from Thomas 0nel, was tried,
been taken from his stable and subsequently finding
them in possession of defendant, Campbell was adj
Judged guilty and fined $50 and costs. Defendant
Vim. johnson. charged with malicious mischief on
the premises OF Mrs Speake. 1t was testified that
Window Of Mrs speake house, and being S IL SSSn
evidence was not conclusive, and the Court dismissed
dsy IGn nea asy oE
days in jail. Kate smith was charged with keeping
thai he had taken girl girl 10 the house and he had
Paid Kate for stopping in the house. The case was
bawdy house was dismissed Timothy Hale, CHARGED
with swearing was fined So.
Patrick Long and john RobinsSn, charged with
resisting the pound men were arrested by ofieer
pound men took up a lot of geese on T street, be-
tween l4th and 18th streets, when Long out with
them, and Robinson grabbed Griffin, one Of the
pound men, and struck him, threatening to split his
on the opposite side Of the street from Longs resi-
dence. II was further testified that quite a mob
away. ofiicer French came Vi while the fracas Was
going on, and arrested the parties. The court fined
RAP Al. THE SINISTER LAWYERS.
Judge Gray made the following remarks in court
this morning: i have received information that
there persons belonging to the profession, fire.
Gnenters Of TINS court, who employ runners drum.
pounce upon ignorant people, especially
those Of the eeored race who are 50 unfortunate
such, on behalf Of their principals, TO Obtain
the @ iSs I being often Zee equal to
yictiol. 1t is practice on the part of such mem
bers Of the Profession utterly DISGUSTING to gentle
disgrace to the into whose ranks they have
eseptn In a great majority Of the cases into which
themselves there is no need Of counsel. The court
bst always nenns to DO justice IN erg sSs
not unfrequently occurs thar the counsel employed,
.p attempting By Ct rather
conviction where otherwise the accused might have
be the q peep
thus Siciimizsd may be warned, and that if posi-
checked, il not entirely suppressed. '''O
Richie; order Of publication. Tucker VS. Tucker;
leave to file amendment. Wilson VS. Wilson; final
order Of ratification Of trustees sale. Parish VS..
Peugh; decree pro confesso. In Rs.-Estate of
from his Office OF trustee and samuel Eliot Appointed
in his place; trustee account ratified and confirmed;
Mr.. Middleton to give security in sum Of $1,000.
Engle Lindsay; decres Of divorce granted. Gun
ton Zantzinger; order of confirmation OF auditors
report. Hickey Ell al. Doherty ct al; order of
publication aud decree of sale and mortgage.
Adjourned
PROBATE COURT, Judge Tyis.-The viii of
Samuel Clark filed. The last will and testament
of Rein Arnold was fled and partially proven