Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-18
THE C0CRTS.

N.
To-day, Taylor ct al against Taylor ct al;
order taking bill as confessed and SUBSTITUTE
ing trustee. Van Hook against Miller order
9lssolvlng restraining order. Miller against
Miller ct al; bond of trustee approved
stephenson against Taylor ct al; decree for
latter.
POLICE CoURr-Judce Shell
To-day, Maurice Hurdle, Fielding Gail.
Lewis Morris, Stephen SmOOt, Stephen Mich.
olson, Peter Corner and Caroline Young for
feited collateral: William Taylor, loud and
o0isterous 50. John Parker, disOrderly gath
erlng; So. Thomas Thomas, disorderly gait
eriDg; IS. Geo. II. Jones forfeited collateral
Michael Burnhardt, do. Agnes White for.
G ieited sS Thomas Draney, do; VIM. Riley,
Frederick Winkleman, do. Edw'd 'Wapser.
do. George Jones, do. Benz. Williams and
Daniel Slaughter, loud and boisterous; 50
loud and boisterous; %. Henry Hutchinso1,'
d1sorderly in Georgetown; IS. VIM. Winters,
loud; IS. Geo. McIntire, indecent exposure,
50. samuel Mckeeyer, colored, carrying a
razor; $40. Charles Branson forfeited col
lateral. Rebecca Pratt was sent down as a
vagrant. Robert Dowd, too loud; sent down
with the rest OF the crowd. Alex. Frazier,
peal taken. David Taylor, indecent expo
sure; SIS. John Dudley, throwing stones in
the street; $40. Also, charged with disor-
Wm Patre SwaE ari Needs
John Robbins, disturbing the Cherry alley
denizens OF Georgetown; Warren was dis
charged and the Others fined IS each. VIM
Mattingiy, disorderly i'm Georgetown; So.
Thomas Smith, vasrant; down. Frank
Sanford, cursed IS worth. James Minor
loud; 80, V: Dodson, driving on sidewalk
s.. Il. Bernstein, cursing in d street. Mrs
Miller testified that Bernstein sent his two
boys in front of her house next door to Bern
STEMS and told them to call out to her, s.YOu
ID ID Catholic b-h:" The two boys denied
this on the witness stand; SIS. Mrs. Miller
was then arraigned on the charge of assault
ana battery on one OF Bernstein's children;
s.. jeremiah Conner, maintaining a nui-
sance; IS,
THE PAVING BLOCKS CASES
John Cutter, charged with stealing $50
paving blocks from John Il. Cullen, on X
street. Inc taking OF the blocks was proved
and defendant claimed that the blocks were
taken up in front of his premises, and that
be had paid for them; that Cutter did not
take them himself but that his family took
them; restitution ordered. John Clark
charged, charged with the same offence This
testimony was the same. The Court said the
claim that these blobks belong to the prop
erty holders because they had paid an as
sessment for pavement was no claim, they
were there for the public use, anu a restitu-
ton was ordered. William Grimm, same
Ii. SmallwOOd, and Edward Berry, larceny
of pair of rubber shoes; 3 months in iaij.
John Dudley, threats TO Henry Elmer; 500
bonds TO Keep the peach.
THE BRoOKs FORGERY CHARGE.
John r; Brooks, charged with forging a
deed Of release with the name OF J. H. Russell
dttacneu WIS nelo LOT 9ctlOn OF the grand
jury in the sum of ~ 900 bonds.
ALL SORTS.
James Watkins, larceny of fish; as John
Madtgan, assault on Annie Madigan his
wife: plea Of insanity entered by counsel for
defense; $50, or sixty days in Jail. Charles
Jennffer, assault on VIM. Dawson; IS and
costs. George Ellie, assault on Anna Riser;
$50 and costs. Henry Hutchinson, assault;
90. Lizzie Allen, assault on Sarah DodsOn:
g and costs. Albert Clark. assault on Henry
sault; collateral forfeited. VIM. d. Bride,
loud and boisterous; so. John II. Whitford,
days In Jail.