Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-09

SPECIAL TERM-~gs3oe Wyais.
To-day, Kelly agt. Heller; order overriding
Kloczewski; decree Of divorce. granting de.
fendant $40 per month alimony. Cotter ct
al agt- Fletcher ct AL order granting leave
appointing Boarman trustee. Mcintosh agt.
Mcintosh; order continuing Injunction. Alb
POI POI agt; Cry; order extending time. Gran
order for dividend. Price, administering,
agt- Pfaff: order disrnissing BILL McAlister
agt; McAlister; order vacating reference Of
CIRCUIT CoURr-y,ntqe Ou1fer.
To day the case OF Beall agt- the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad company was resumed,
and 1t is being argued this afternoon.
CRIMINAL CoURT-J,dge Macarthur.
To-day the case of Shoemaker agt. Paul
was resumed.
POLICE CouRr-Jtaioe Snea.
lures W9,th he es. CS n larceny Of six pic
Three months. Hattie johnson, larceny of a
door mat. The testimony was that she
claimed wages, which her employer disputed,
and she snatched the front door mat and ram
g. VIM. Johnson, colOred, larceny of 50
from JOS. Brown. This was q snatch theft,
the money belonging to another colored man,
who treated him to drinks, and in paying for
them ungrateful johnson snatched the
money and ran: $40 and costs. Joseph Ball
and Jesse Smith, charged with riot and af-
Tray, drawing together crowd of about one
hundred idlers in the street; $40 each. John
d Thomas. colOred, larceny of 20 cents from
Frederick Philpitt, market dealer. This
was snatch theft from complainant's
stand; 90 and costs. Henry Watts, assault
and battery on Richard Bullard; So. Jere-
miah Cissell, larceny of a bushel of coal from
the wharf of the Consolidation company; SIS
and costs. Thos. Anderson, assault and bat
terry on Frank Sullivan; S. Jas. Boston,
assault on Dennis King; So.
SCHOOL TEACHER CHARGED WITH AS
SAULT ON PUPIL.
Jos. N. Clifton was charged with assault
ana battery on Emma Jane Reed, colored.
testified that she accused a boy of stealing
her book, when Clifton whelted her over her
back with cowhide. A witness in defence
testified that Emma threw her book at a
pupil, which was in violation of the rules of
The school, and the teacher tapped her lightly
over the shoulders. 1t was impossible to
raise any whelts as had been testified by COM
plalnant; the accused was fined IS and costs
GENTLE ANNIE AND OTHERS.
annie brown, gorgeorsly dressed col
ored girl of the matchmaking kind, was
last night she enticed a green-horn into her
room AID relieved his pockets of s27 all the
money he had She denied this with an air
OF nigh toned indignation quite refreshing
put the court couldn't weaken. and sent her
down for sixty days. George w Curtis dis
OroerIy In Georgetown; S5. Molly Johnson
was up again, and sent down as a vagrant.
she, too, went through cOuntryman's
pocket last night for S5. Molly thanked the
court quite gracefully and took a back seat.
Jonn Cepnas, violation of the hack law; -.
Robert Carter, same; so. Carter said he
would "take repeal on that" Henry Jones,
same charge; lined SO. Paul Griffiths and
Charles j. Anderson forfeited collaterals
Teresa Smith was up for the iftieth time for
d1sorderly conduct, and was sent down as a
Vagrant. VIM. +. Tyson forfeited collateral
Henry Miles was fined 81 for driving his cart
on the sidewalk. G. o. F. Clark was fined
again for cursing. John Carroll, same: -.
Thomas Sullivan, disturbing O ball at Her.
forth's hall; So. John Grisson. allowing his
wagon to stand across a street fiagway oh
structing the way; judgment suspended.