Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-15
Alleged Shyster Practice I'm the Police
Court.

AIleSeo SnyStef E'r9cthce IN the Police
AN ATTORNEY RULED TO SHOW CAUSE WHY HE
SHALL NOT BE DIs-BARRED.
IN, In the Police Court Yesterday. Mr.. G; T.
ing paper, which was read by Mr.. Dawson, the
clerk to the court:
re The Hon. W. B. Smell Jvdge Of the Police Court
nnund RyGckenb9reueh, resaartfiiy represents that
4: Wi,iiams. attorney Jaw did falsely obtain from
Viz That aiiiant was requested By one Phillip An
The services Of an attorney for the said Phillip An
ad ths an went taaf b
IN WI, S and III inquired for him. and
minutes he went out, and meeting the Aforesaid
H. ~ h on ?, the corner Of M and street,
to him II have just come fro% year ro" oii sea
a MSn,ay OSs brother Informed me that you
time pointing to the office Of 4, B. wiIlia ass
on "A street below street, towards Pennsylvan
said had case for him, and had been referred to
hni and then explained the case. then introduced
posing him to be B. Williams and nd In INV prsssaee
he asked said Jane Anderson how much money She
aDa nsr
in all Sh; that said Phillip Anderson on said day
the period of four months: that on the iiih day Of
February, 1873, being the day following the above
teed TO have the said Phillip Anderson ont Of Jail in
three DAYS, if this afant would give hitbe further
sum Of TO- at the same time saying that wailscd
this aiiant then gave him So and agreed to give him
me balance Of said Amount as soon said Phillip
BEEN s remains ss'9 IN lss eSnp t nI
serving out said sentence Of four months imprisOn
Iour petitioner, therefore, prays that said E A.
lians be ruled before the honorable Judge Of the
debarred from practicing as an attorney therein.
lsignedl EeMuND BkockENBoRouGH:
issued an order that Edward A. Williams ap-
pear before il on the 18th instant sand show
cause, if any, why he should not be debarred
from practice as is prayed for by said petit
TONER"
COPY of the order was served G. -. VIII
liams by Mr.. L. G. Eckloff, the deputy marshal
of the court Mr.. Williams appeared i'll tine
court yesterday morning and filed an answer to
the order submitting to the Jurisdiction of the
court, and moved that he may be furnished
with copy of the chsrges and pOstpOnment
Of the hearing OF the case for one week"
the request Of Peterborough, a citizen OF
this District, and that the witnesses were pres
ent in court to verify the same.
| by surprise, and II was impossible to respond
without time to get his witnesses, who could
rebuff every statement made in the paper just
Mr.. o. ID. Barrett, counsel for Williams, also
asked pOstponement until next Tuesday
stating that 1t would be unfair to give the testi-
| mony on one side to the public without the re-
butting evidence.
| The court granted the request to postpone
| with instructions that copy of the charges be
furnished Mr.. Williams.
l. A FEW DAYS SINCE, when returning from
| Georgetown, we stopped in to see the working
| Of the extensive ale brewery OF George b. VIII
/ son. known as the Arlington Brewery, on the
/ corner Of X and 9th streets. We were pleased
| to find Wilson distinguished by the same genial
| ity that drew 50 many patrons to his shoe baxa
on Ith street. Wilson Is q benefactor, for III
manufactures such ale as it has rarely been 0ul
good fortune to taste. He assured us that the
whole secret Of the perfection of his ale lies In
the fact that he employs not . single ingredient
| but hops and malt and pure water. How happ,
| q thought that here Is pure ale. He tells us tina
physicians are ordering IL largely for families
| We certainly wish him abundant success, ana
| commend his ale to our patrons as the ale
Brewery on the corner Of 9th and X street
| northwest.
ALLEGED DEFICIT IN HIS ACCOUNTANT
John O'Loughlan, for many years employed i
| the ticket once OF the Baltimore and Ohio rail
road, was I'm charge Of detectives herea few day
since on charge Of having deficit In his &C
counts OF the funds Of the company. He wa
| kept at police headquarters some days while ar
| rangements were being made to settle up tn
amount Of the apparent defalcation, and yestes
day was released upon giving &, 600 security
| Mr.. John o. Evans and Mcclellan, contractor
| going on his bond for that sum. Ii IL understoo
that Mr.. O'koughlan has been released so that n
can settle up with the company.