Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-04
THE COURTS.

ct al, VS.. Emmert ct al; order to issue rule
against l.. Emmert and Frederick Behrens.
Forrest, We. Ely; order final confr alton OF
trustees sale, and contir ming auditors report.
Murray, vs.. Onion ct al. order TO vacate pro
confesso, &c, BY agreement to be filed. Chez.
goes over until Saturday, April sth, 1871
Schafer, We. Schafer; order for taking testi-
nony McGonegal, vs.. McGonegali decree
Todd ct al decree directing trustee to sell, &C.
Adjourned.
CIRCUIT COURT, CHEF Justice Carter Grit
nth VS.. kengler ct AL: referees award filed.
Brett vs.. Young; submitted to the court; iudg-
ment for plaintiff for sl50.59, with interest from
Dec. 40, 1Sfo, against Francis A. Young. Mary
A. Stations VS.. Sackett; on motion of Mr.. Jack
son, attorney for appellee, appeal ordered to be
affirmed. Smith, assignee, VS.. M0rsell; excep-
tions overruled; award affirmed. Elvans x Co.
vs.. Plant; referred to j. j. johnson. Elyans
vs. Wood; submitted to the court; Judgment for
plaintif for 81 1872, with interest from Oct !,
1868. Altman VS.. Plumsell: jury trial; verdicb
for plaintiff and assess damages at one cent and
costs. Adjourned.
CRIMINAL COURT, JUDGE O'in.-The case of
the nited States Rgt Frances } Johnson, Oh arged
with keeping q bawdy- house, which was APP
pealed from the Police Court, was tried before
q verdict OF not guilty. noile pros. was
entered in the case of John Reid, charged with
larceny. Charles Butler, charged with bur
glaIy, and VIM. H. Jones, charged with for gery
been entered.
POLICE COURT, TO-DAY, Judge Saeu.-Mac-
gie Brown, charged with keeping a disorderiy
house on 18th street. Officer Vernon testified
disorder that almost daily and nightly occurs
there. Offcer Doyle produced memorandum
book in which he had kept record OF the dis
orders occurring there since September last he
also stated that there was constant complaint
made by persons who have occasion to 90 to the
Agricultural Department. The Judge asked
n Gh a ar ira a. ~.
behalf. She stated that she had none; that Off
Gers Doyle and Clements were the only Off GERS
that stood under her windows to listen to vi at
they could hear; that there was . restaurant
kept next door, where these Off GERS were in the
habit OF going, and they did not like to have
any one IN the way TO sec them going there.
Inc Judge said u was clear case, and the
court vas determined to put . stop to these
nuisances. He nned her siOO and costs, or six
months in Jail. Dick Smith, disorderly con-
duct; fined IS and costs.
CRoCKERY WAR.
Lizzie Jenniter, cOl0red, charged with m ,king
an assault on Frank Hall, also colored. It ap.
peared that this charge was brought BY Hall as
q cross fire against Lizzie, he having to pay
fine OF 80 on her account for profanity some
weeks since. The judge, to balance the ac-
count, fined LIZZIE So. Elizabeth joiner, col
TRsIHe THE WRONG PAIR.
Alfred Snowden and Mary Hall, colored,
| charged with the larceny Of coat and pair of
pants from Robert jackson, valued at $40.
Detective C0omes testified to recovering the
| goods from pawn chop, aud arresting the par
ties. The case was progressing. when it was
| aIraigned, another pair OF them by the name of
Showcen and Hall being in limbo for the theft
Proeeedings were stopped, and on inquiry of
SnoNden what his name was, he said IL was
| 'Deemes" Snowden, and the womsn's pame
/ Mary Powell alias Hall. The parties were
| taken below, and the right ones arraigned aud
| pleaded guilty, and were fined so each or six
| months in jail.
| WARNING.
| stephen Branson, colored, charged with cru
| city to u horse; dismissed with reprima and and
! warning not to be caught again.
A BRUTAL WOMAN WHITTIER.
Robert Everett, charged with committing an
was sick, and had a d. blister on her side; he
\ came in drunk and pulled 1t of her, taking the
skin and flesh with it, And beat her afterw ards;
| he had often treated her like brute; she had
been living with him. The Judge hned him SID
| frscRLLANRous CASES.
Richard King, charged with obstrustiDg the
street by placing boxes on the sidewalk; lined
| II. Hack Nelson, colorsd, charged with gam
| bling on the road in the county; nned So John
| Haley, charged with dtsorderly conduct in the
| Capitol grounds; lined s..
| Lively NEIGHBoRHooD ROW.
Mrs. Fayette barnes, charged with throwing
stones and brickbats in Georgetown, and using
siopes y re Sd Of Epss Tss "srrsss IN .Si,
case Vas sworn out BY VIM. II. Silence before
Justice n. V. Buckley, and the entire families
Il
| Charles Frizzel, neighbor son Of the well
| known Bull Frizzle. Charles Friszle, DR., with
| Andrew jackson Frizzle, all chips Of tho old
| block, we're on hand as witnesses. The testk
| mony given in this case showed that there had
been lively neighborho0d warfare going On
| fer some time between these two faDihes
which on the day above stated broke out in Q
\ regular stone battle and hand 10 hand fight over
| q board fence which divides the premises Of the
families. Mrs. Silence, good talker and glib
| with her tongue, stated that her boys were en-
gagsd in spsdinS Up the garden, when dlm-
Guilty sprung up between the children On both
sides Of the fence; that Mrs. Dsrnss came
| ont and hung stones at her children; thai
she ivitnefsl rsponsssssed with hsr, snd
she, Mrs. Darnes, replied that "she had
l come out for q stone hght-a brickbat
| nght or any other dam hight" that she
| caught . bowl Of dirty water and "sploshed
il aain The fsncs" voting her children; hat she
| vent towards the fence TO bling her children
/ on the field, and Mrs. Darnes Hnod her bowl
1 again and threw bowl and al It her, smashing
| the bowl TO atoms, at the aAnoe, tine saying
"take that your dirty huxxy," that she (witness)
1 gathefed up the pieces TO show the court. The
| Frizzlee gave their testimony which showedthat
| both parties were In fault. and the Judge dned
Mrs. ID. 81. Angry words were banded between
the two women, and the Judge required them
both to give siO6 security each to hep the peace
six monthe.
DICK snITHs Rsx.pY yoR MARITAL IxyrpIr-