Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-29
THE COURTS.

POLICE COURT, Judge SFeti.-Henry Brown
forfeited his collateral for swearing in public;
IS. Thomas Ross for 50 for disOrderly conduct
Il. s. Hughes, violation OF cart law, mo num-
berl; -. Peter Dennellv forfeited SO collateral
for profanity. W. X. Baldwin, wagon with no
license; So. Michael Haggity, drunk and pro-
fame; forfeited s.. John de Baptist, drunk and
profsne in Georgetown; SO. Taylor Jones,
same; %. james Fleming, forfeited IS for be-
on l. street; SIS. John p. Kennedy, same: 50.
Joseph Bowen, same on eth street; IS. John p.
Pascoe, drunk and disorderly; s.. Robert Con-
nell and Mace Hall, loud and boisterous talk
ing; IS each. John Roach; 50 for loud cursing
In an alley. Aaron Digs, colored; carrying
concealed weapons; 500. Andrew Stevens,
drunk and profane on Pennsylvania; SIS. Mary
Belt, colored, cursing on CSsel alley, IS. Alfred
Lee. same ottense on Sd street; 50. Taylor
Lewis, cOlored vagrant; sent 70 the workhouse.
Mary Taylor and Mary Parker, cursing in
Frank Frisby, hackmen, charged with violation
Of law requiring drivers to wear badges IS
each. Malachi Catchy, selling liquor without
license, pOtDoLed.
A Cow-HTDING CASE.
Rachel Scriyuer, assault and battery on
EltreJh Hasan, 10th colOred. Rachel took
COwhIde and Piled ii vigorously on the back of
complainant, leaving number of marks 50.
and costs. David Willis and Lewis Payne,
charged with being engaged in an ARRAY; 50
each and costs.
WHAT IT COSTS TO ASSAULT POLICEMEN
Lewis Payne. assault and battery on Andrew
l.. Mckenne, an officer OF the police force.
This assault was when the officer arrested &C
cused, and he was determined not to 90
along; ciO and costs.
Alfred Lee, assault and battery on Officer
Reese, who arrested him for disorderIy IondUct.
-lU and costs. Elizabeth Bank, assault and
battery on Teresa Hendley, little girl, by beat
ing her with g broomStck; bonds to keep the
peace in the sum OF Sl00. Henry Buchanan,
larceny of q sack of -four worth 40 cents, %.
Charles Douglass assault and battery on John
Nolan by cutting his cheek through with lager
-. NJ
Douglass, chaTgedwith engaging in an aftray on
the street Oh Saturday night. This grew out OF
drunken brawl. and great excitement was
caused in the vicinity; - each. Michael
McAdams was brought into court and fined for
contempt in not remaining to give testimony in
a case in which he prosecuting witness
Cornelius Walker, larceny OF bacon worth 50;
sic ami costs.
SUPPOSED RECOVERY or A LONG LOST CHILD.
professional Italian beggar was arrested at
New Castle on Thursday, a vagrant, and
committed 10 prison. lie had with him a child,
apparently about six years OF age, which resem-
bled so much the photograph OF a child of MIR.
Seib, of Quincy, H., abducted about p year 70,
that ii Was taken charge by eir. HolcOme, and
word telegraphed both to the Child's parents and
the Philadelphia police OF the circumstance.
There Is such striking reese mblance between
tie Photograph and the child that the belief Is
strong that il Is the long lost Frederick Seib.
The Italian gives very unsatisfactory account
OF himself Wilmington tDti.) Commercial.
THIS Is THE WAY Tilt0n talks about his sister,
Susan Il. Anthony: "She algLted, dove like
in the midst of the Cincinnati convention. and
found no resting place Tor her pretty feet in that
suTging flood. She came down upon Baltimore
| like an eagle descending from her mountain
eyTie to snatch a Kid from the flock. but was
scared away without so much a. one little lamt
to flesh her beak upon. At Philadelp hia, how
ever, IT was otherwise, there she and her sister
found recoe milton, and upon Philadelphia she
| drops her benedictioD, and over its doings Hap:
| her wings"
Two YANKEE BOYS. - A graduate of the
| High School at Portsmouth, \. H., who fol
| seven years has acted a. carrier for one of the
/ weekly papers, has by his own efforts entered
| Dartmouth College and intends STUDYING a nro
| fession. Another boy of the same school, whC
| received one OF the gold medals last week il
| poor and obtains his clothing and school book
| by selling nick-nacks in the uilman train leay
| ing Portsmouth every night at 10 y. m. HI zoe
| to Portland and returns at s. 20 d. m. getting hi
sleep between that time and the morning schoo
| hour.
DEArH RoLL.-The number of deaths i,
| New York during the past week was 19I, de
| crease CT Ia. In Philadelphia the number O
deaths was $50. "a decrease of g. only four death
from small po1 occurring. These reports show
| marked Improvement. There has been a Sigh
| revival OF small pox in New York, fourteel
cases having occurred during the week. O
which eleven died, being five more than for Tn
| previous week.
The TROUBLES IN ARKANsAs-Dobson tn
4 Oh rope tne CLERK, an
Stuart, the circuit school superintendent, VIII,
had charge of the posse charged with murdern
| the prisoners Hale and Tucker, arrived in Littl
Rock Saturday evening To see the Governor,
Is thought to induce him to declare martial Law
Citizens of the county also came down to pre-
VENT II possiblef any such contingency.
| The EMPEROR OF RUSSIA was received wit
| extraordinary enthusiasm while lately visitin
the exhibition In Moscow. The city was illumin
sted on two evenings, and masses of people at
tended the Emperor wherever he went. He al
tended services in the cathedral in the Cremlin
received the Grenadier Guards visited the ex
hibiticn, and was present at q grand ball give
! by the governor general.
1 EXECUTIVE CLENENcY.-Martha De Ford
| coiored, convicted of murder in the first degrs
| by the County Court of Norfolk, Va, and sen
| terce d to be banged on the first of August ma
her sentence oommuted Saturday by Goyerno
Walker to imprisonment in the penitentisry 10
| life.
~An eve disease is binding Pennsylyani
| boyines.
~The freedom of the city of London hs
been given TO Baroness Burdett-Coutts.
~ The lice are very destructive this rear
young pear, apple and ounce trees.