Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-21
THE COURTS.

IN M.
To-day, r. Shuman williams, graduate of
Columbia College, New York, on motion of Mr.
+. Miller; and Chas. Howson, of the supreme
court Of Pennsylvania, on motion Of Mr.. Hop
kins, were admitted to the bar.
TIE case of ID. w. q. Baxter, of Philadephia-
appeal from Patent Office in refusing q patent
for Improvement in portable frogs-wss argued
by Mr.. Howson for petitioner and Mr.. Hopkins
TOR the Patent Office.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Judoe Carter,
The jury in this court after the case of Simp-
son against Baltimore and Ohio railroad had
been concluded by verdict for plaintiff, were
this morning finally discharged.
POLICE CoURT-Judoe Shell.
To-day, Mary Sullivan, loud and bOisterous
IS. Eugene Boston was fined s. for walking on
street park. John Taylor, same; s5. Mary
Harris was fined so for enticing prostitution
Frank Carroll, loud and boisterous; IS. Ma
thaDiel Hall, profanity; 50. Anna LIE wis same;
%. George Chase, vagrsnt, was sent to the
Gorkhouse. Fanny Miller, profanity; 50. Eliza
Gibson, loud and boister0us; IS. Amanda
Stewart, profane; 50. David Curtis, q vagrant,
was sent down for 80 DAYS. VIM. NJ. McKenna
was fined $50 for violation of license law
Robert E Thompson, charged with allowing
VIM. b. Thompson to sell merchandise under
his license of commission merchant by sample;
judgment suspended. William b THOMPSON
charged with selling goods as Commercial agent
without license; fined *250-an appeal taken.
VIM Edes, charged with larceny of tickets from
John i. Price; fined $50, or 60 days in jal-ap-
peal taken. james Hamilton and John q. Gro
MN, charged with an ARRAY; IS each. Frank
Carroll, assaulting and resisting Officer Nc
Graw; SO and costs. Bridget Lee and G. c.
Haynes, ARRAY; IS each. Daniel Digney assault
and battery on Rachel Goodhall; SIS. Nathan
Hall, assault aud battery on Annie Lewis; so
and costs. James W. Eslin, assault and battery
on Dennis Edwards boy fight; So and costs
Charles Oden, assault and battery on Mittie
Oden, his wife, by whipping and throwing her
down and stamping on her, and throwing coal
Oil on the fire to blow her up, &c; $50 and costs
and bonds TO keep the peace. Morris Sullivan
larceny OF some posts from III. V. Cotton, one of
the contractors for fencing the street parks;
the court ordered a restitution OF the
property, and a fine of $40 was imposed
Oscar Roys and Margaret johnson, larceny of
40 yards of ELK from Nathan Blum, valued at
30 cents per yard. Officer Hurst arrested the
defendants and recovered the silk; $50 and costs
or 90 days in jail. Louis Mundheim, assault aud
battery on Lazarus Rosehorn. These are both
Hebrews, and the quarrel arose in consequence
OF an alteration wherein Lazarus charged upou
Louis that he did business on SATURDAY., 1.-THE
Hebrew sabbath carrying bundles and deliy-
er1Dg them to customers, and Louis charging
that Lazarus rides upon the street cars on
Saturdays. The lie passed between them,
and blows followed; fined IS and costs
Lizzie Gibson, ass ault and battery on Maggie
Williams; $50 and costs. Amanda Stewart aud
Rachel Goodhall, assault and battery on Sarah
stevens; fined $50 each, or thirty days in Jail,
Lewis Pollard, assault and battery on Patrick
McCsn; fined 800 and costs, or three months
in jail. Lewis johnson. assault and battery on
Edward III. Lee; IS and costs. Thomas Oye-
ton, larceny of q silver pitcher, mug aud other
articles from the residence of George W. Beall
in Georgetown; pleaded guilty and sentenced
TO jail for six months.