Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-24
THE COUNTS.


COURT IN GENERAL TRRM.-Yesterday,
Waltemire sgt. Snow; judgment affirmed; ap-
| real TO SUPREME Court of the United States
owen q Wilson agt. Anderson; judgment
affirmed pro forma. Keen agt. Bicksler; argued
bv Hine and submitted by Thompson. Koch
agt. Schmidt; appeal dismissed.
Today, IN re-, James s. Millar, application
for reissue OF patent; placed on CALENDER.
Wells ". Leggett and Michael L. Dooley appli-
cation for admission to bar; referred Mills
agt. Lindsey; decree below att rmed. Jeifries
agt Coleman; argument commenced.
POLICE COURT, Judge ISaeU.-TO-day, Dora
FIowsdell forfeited IS collateral for talking
too loud in tha streets. Nettie Bowman was
fined - for cursing in Majors alley. John
% each Mary Conway, charged with disturb
ing the peace and quiet Of Water street, George
town; -. William Madden, profanity on I2th
street, IS.
IMPORTANT DECISION.
Colonel Richard Wooden, charged with carry
irEconcealed weapons. Mr.. a. X: Browne stated
that LIE appeared for Mr.. Wooden. He was a
stranger IN town, and had been arrested while
IN the st. Mare hotel, but had not used it or at
tempted 10 use 1t as concealed weapon. The
10 lccman who arrested HIM said he was called
upon TO arrest him by some one unknown The
Judge dismissed the case, saying there was no
'aN 10 prevent traveller through the city from
cary lng arms, when no offence had been COM
Ini'tef. This is the same individual who + al
'hr alteration with Mr. a. X. Browne in IN,
Mar boTO court house Last SATURDAY. as re-
70 ted in The SrAR of Monday last. Evan
vi.
Smith. charged with keeping his barber shop
open or the Lords day; so.
HAVE We PANEL HOUSES IN WASHINGTON?
tharies Wallace, charged with selling lilu9r
Nfhcut license on Z, between 18th and 18th
streets I he Judge said it had come to his
notice that this was what il known in New
1ork as 2 p3nei-house, the aeon ed being in
connection with another party living in the
same house, 70 get victims in a drunken state
and then pluck them. This was New York
custom which he does not propose to have intro
GuCtt nd
or three months in jail. An appeal was taken,
arc 500 bonds liked to prosecute in the higher
court.
DISHONEST wAsHRRwOMRN.
Catherine Acres and johanna Walker two
gay and festive colored washerwomen, charged
with stealing one tub. one washbeiler, three
canvas, belonging TO Mrs Emma Pierce: three
months each in Jail. John Williams, colored,
charged with stealing quantity OF wooden yarn
valued at SO from the fancy store of Young &
Behrens on 9TH street, last night, pleaded guilty
and was sent to Jail 90 DAYS
ONE or THB LAZAkoNI IN TROUBLE.
Joseph Sahce, wandererer from Italy's
sunny CLINE, was charged with vagrancy,
Joseph is a young man with all the habits of a
hrst class vagabOnd, IL charged with beating
81 Joserh's Orphan ASYLUM under the pretence
went to the Hodgson's farm in default Of
security. Conrad Wolf, charged with the
larceny Of an overcoat and two vests from
George Hedrick: continued Charles Brown
and George Porter, assault snd battery on
thomas CroNton; dismissed. Flank Whiting.
ton. notorious thief charged with assaulting
Lieut. johnson who was about tC serve a war
rant on Whi'tingtOn's mother tor receiving
stolen goods; - and costs. Cati.syine Evans
aud Sallv Sirnonds, colored, pleaded guilty to
stealing n yards of pOplin valued ar so; six
months 81 jail. John Camp, assault en- FANNY
Kelly, !tiviog he a liver coiored eve: $40 and
costs Clage.. Murray, drunk and cursing: 3.
sERIG~s CHARGE DISMISSED.
Henry SmailoScd, colored charged with
-pi+t ~ n oh
girl. Aiicr cross questioning the complaining
witness, the Judge was sathaiied that there was
no ground fpl The charge and dismissed the
case,