Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-09
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EQUITY OURT-JaiJe Willie.
To day, Scott VS.. Rodgers; order appointing
Virgins F. Scott guardian ad Item 70 Ann
and Margaret Scott. Ashley VS.. Butler ct al /:
order that both parties have ten days furth 81
for appearance OF absent defendants. Robin-
son VS.. Welch ct al; order continuing restrain
ing order and allo6ing ten days in which to
amend bill. Sawyer ys. Hunt; order Ovsrruliny
application Tor q receiver, and retaining cause
until after the N atuTity OF debt due complain
ant, and then be proceeded with as shall be
deemed advisable. briggs va. Daniels; order 70
continue by consent to parley for settlement.
Scott VS.. Grant; decree, by consent OF defend
ant, for specific sun and cJsts against defend
ant Corwine VS.. La Poiute; order overruliug
demurrer, and defendant 10 have leave until
hrst Tuesday in July 10 answer the bill after it
shall have been articied. Gunton VS.. ZAutzinz-
er; order directing issues to the Circuit Court,
and granting defendant to amend ans Xer.
POLICE COURT-Judge Shell
To day, Patrick Bryson, an idle All sus-
picious person, was sent down for sixty days as
vagrant Jerry Connor, cur.ing; S.. John
days At Hodgson's. John Williams was iined >
for bathing in the river at improper hours.
Rose McMulien, public prostitute, was picked
up last Light lying drunk on tn front door steps
OF house On street, and this morning was
sent down sixty days as a vagrant Rosa said she
was getting ready TO leave for the springs for the
season, and begged to be let off, but the judge
thought the water at Hodgson's farm would DO
Henry Simms, loud and boisterous; 81. John
hooper, belonging 70 gang OF roughs called
the ~ hayecdters, was fined s. for diSOr-
DERBY conduct at Juenneman's gardens
last night. Anna Foster, profanity; 80.
Joseph Mendelssohn was arraigued on tn g
charge or selling by sample without license.
he was caught up by a county consta BILE known
as Bob Tryon, while standing In the store of
w. b. Moses. Tryon testified mat he saw him
showing some photographs for sale, aud heard
him say something about equitable goods for
the season." Smelling q good-sized moiety as
informer In the case, he thought he would try
it on, and In reply to the QUESTION, told the
Judge that he claimed the informer's fee. The
Judge remarked that he would take NJ notice of
such claims hereafter, unless sat forth in the
Information. No sale had been proven in this
case, ana defendant was dismissed. Try ir on
again. Daniel Turner, selling liquor without
license; continued. Walter Brown, rude col
ored boy, was fined IS and costs for q wauton
and serious assault on a little white boy named
VIM. Sha.hart. from whom he snatched a kite
which he was flying, and afterwards beat him.
% each. John Gray assault on Ann smith; $40.
John Norris, assault on Bridget, his wife; SEQ
costs and siO0 bonds TO keep the peace. Henry
Noeer, assault and battery on Charles King:
50 snd cost. Julius Caesar johnson was
charged with stealing n travelling bag hlled
with clothing, all worth S25, from gentismsn
In Georgetown; $50 and thirty days in jaii, ana
the goods ordered to be returned. Lizzie
Brown, notorious house thief, was sentenced
Robert Tryon, a county constable, was arrested
to day by oficer Sullivan, charged with carry
Ing eonce aied, dangerous, aud deadly weapon.
This was a CON biration of a revolver and da g
ger, very formidable weapon. The Judge
imposed line OF so, and an appeal was taken.
Eizabe,h Esylor was fined S25 for keeping a
bsHdy house.