Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-03
THE COURTS.

trustees, and I. F. Miller attorney.
THE COURTS.
CRIMINAL COURT, JUDGE MacAythrv-To.day
sGni t,rfeit money! so bin on the Marl hant' 5
! nsti, 1aI Bank, OF New HorkIwas triei Detec-
II roll of 500 of the "quaer" on him The de.
ene' was that he found the money and did not kn5
dict q guilty and the Court in cntencing him, re-
understood that parties Who deal ia such moneg
have mysterious way Of communicating with each
other, and he would advise him, if he. could, get
word 70 his pals 70 let them know that if they come
an av c%nt they %ouH receive the g
cusd i've years in theAbang the
Wssihing ten Harris PLEADED guilty 70 obtaining
tened to the AIan PeneRsry for sn1 oH wss vear
This is the party who operating considerably In
hose, going to housekeepers and borrowing hose in
the name of others, and selling it, There were sew
eral other cases-l2 or Is in al-but on account Of
the previous good character Of the accused the court
gave him the bghtet sen .erce.
VIM. Mason, charged with the larceny Of a set Of
harness belonging TO b. +, Gilbert, was PLACED on
tr1a, the Jury found Q verdict Of not guilty. s. T
Thomas Hurat, assault; nolle pres.
POLICE COURT, Judge SneH-Yesterday, Jas
shsfee 7tRsfreet car conduc,Sr tesisd ' tsat
Saunders behaved in very disOrde. Iy manner on
McEiroy same charge So; Martha Hughes, loud
and and bOi.terous; IS. en-. les FOrr5.t, profane on
chafee s. Nelson Jsiferson ' same chsres :n s
sSnGEah Brady nrofans and Indecent language
gGase on X street; %. John McElroy. charged
sraass al 2sr RbU and
William Bissisk, xho testified that he went TO the
hp5 81 B.oSas e. ct BIN
IN his pocket declared that it was 60 ID money
be he hsn tsGa big club and .,Iaek al hi
out his money, continued. Thomas Hays, a one
Legged mar, wa. charged with assault and battery
that Hays accused his children Of cutting of the
mage in which Cor5ett GOT the worst Of II s sodm 10
cap the climax he attempted to shoot the officer who
ssrsted ,h him. With an army ma.kst; lined sso and
,G 9. 6ss.g the SSs, yoh9 Kemp Unrest,
susan Harris; SiO and costs Nelson Jefferson,
from EIizabeth, PouIton. The testimony was fSs,
MT Poulton left his little boy in charge of the COW
to me COW horns and this coiofed man csms along
and drove the COW of on the pretence OF being
when be threatened to shoot her and drove her
back he tried to sell the for SIS. but was ar
rested before the bargain was concluded the
Jane CouRhlin, profanity S3 Patrick Lancy, do;
paTd Jonss, Do Ella isTs HiSns
dog, that bit one Caroline Perry; SIS, and dog or
addition 70 his license Of 500, for selling liquor
Thomas King, charged with interference with an
inspector Of the Board Of Health in the discharge OF
the Board Of Health has no power TO execute the
law and read from the organic act defining ths duty
OF that board He also contended that the infOrma-
ten c%Hld not be filed BY the attorney for the Dis
tri1t sW : -. h case before the court,
the Board Of Health The Judge thought there were
the Legislative Assembly, the Board Of Public
Works, and the Board Of Health: he overruied the
higher court 10 decide. Mr. Pifierling ins pecter,
then testified that in attempting 10 tes the quality
him, ana cI I-.r ,I.tnR his hand witt his cea-
For defence, witnesses testified that the in
Instrument Be used but d not Fesi WIN 9b be
he vas testing the meat with shippers in it.
the inspector was using the ordinary o. test
ing. When, prevented; fined $40. An appeal was
family; sic Thomas Coates and Al MO Perry
we're we're charged wish assault and battery on james
assault small boy, whom they were be stns, ami
struck him. Mr. .CsrrDston Tor the defence showed
delicate duty-thAt Of whipping the dogs to keep
them in the wagon on one side, and whipping, the
dogs In and the boy: out; % each and costs. ssmp
son som, Tyls,' Alon.o Perry and Ths%ss Coates, ss-
testified that he saw the ARRAY and that his father
was being roughly used, and west to his assistance
broken, and his arm bitten by one Of them. Wit
nesses for defence were heard; after which, the
court fned Tyler $50 and costs Perry Sl0 and costs
and Coates ei and costs. -" ;,
~ Hog cholera has appeared in Illinois, and
the people are becoming alarmed.
sNRutland, VT, displays a subdued cheerful
ness under q town tax Of Is per cent. ~
HThe dressing gown is the most lasting of
all garments; it is seldom worn out.
~Two licenses to sell opium in Honolulu
were recently sold at auction, and bought for
$2S 0C0.
grover 200 New England spinsters went to
Utah last month IN search for fractional IN atri-
mony.
~Brunswick, Me-, manifested its metreoro-
logical eceentricity in heavy frost one night
last week.
accompany ., 1st regiment OF the National
Guard of South Carolina (colored) are in Bostoff,
the guests of the Shaw Glards.
@The New Hampshire legislature has pas sed
tire vote Of censure in relation u the increases
salaries Of members of congress. -..
1rThe people of California are clamoring for
apaper currency-43 newspapers for and IA
against II.
~The Parsons, Kansas, Herald records
suit for breach Of promise, and says the plain
tiff wants the jury TO award her So "back
pay"