Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-02

SNSl--JudOs Cartier.
----.~.IcaD Butt Company agt. Kelly;
'e'' 1t for plaintiff for amount Of claim. A
NUMBER OF motions were disposed OK.
POLICE CeUEr-Judge Shell.
The dock was pretty full this morning; about
one dozen prisoners were in for disorder on the
streets caused by being drunk. They were soOn
disposed OF by the usual as levy. What Mary
IUttrell don't know about street scudding isn't
OF much consequence. She says she has been
In the business for twenty five wears, and has
spent ten Christmas days in the wOrkhouse.
she WAS discharged from there on Tuesday last
after the usual 30 days term, and being anxious
to "cOme in out OF the cold" again, she took the
rounds of the Division last night and brought
up at the corner of ID and 13k street, where
btnzine getting the best OF her she became very
tu.nultuous and was run in by Acting Sergeant
Div smOTe; 90 DAYS. Molly p nkney has alsOdOne
come tall night walking in her day. Her
course will be interrupted for thirty DAYS
In consequence OF Fighting Alley
janboree last night, in which she took a leading
part. Jim johnson, chronic lOsfer and door
mat snatcheT, was pulled IN last nig ht by Officer
Edelin,, with two half-worn >dOOr mats he had
snatched to furnish his brick kiln lodgings With;
chain gang for three months. Thomas Hsrri-
gan, indecent exposure; rasped for S5. William
Crsndall, violation of hack law in two cases;
az in one and IS in second case. Charles Cul-
lon, a decent looking man from Brookville,
Montgomery county, comes to town occasionally
and gets on q high old drunk. He always puts
up at the Central guard-hOuse, because it is
cheaper and handy 10 the gin mills where he
visits. Last evening he went into one of these
places en- 9th street, opposite the market house,
and amused himself looking st game of baya-
tele. After taking his night-csp cocktail he
picked up another mans overcOst and walked
OF. Tine man soon missed it and the crowd
started after him. Gen. Einstein oyerh an led
him with ii on. He had started to BrOokville,
so he stated. This morning he pleaded guilty
and was fined $50, or sixty days in Jail Enoch
Greenlesf, colOred, grew valorous yesterday
after a number of New Years calls, and as he
happened to have no razor with MIN, he picked
up half brick and bursted the head Of Charlie.
Williams. Officer Peaster was close around the
corner and run him in, so and costs. Joseph
Whitney was in just about the same state; he
went home and knocked his wife Anna do vn,
and a cOlOred woman who was visiting at his
shsnty attempting to take the part Of his wife,
he went for her too. He didn't remember any,
thing about Ii in court, but Anna and her friend
did Though, so the court gave him a S. and
costs reminder in the shape of a fine aud 400
bonds TO keep the peace. Robert Sherlock, an
old and wicked offender, although a young
man in years, was mp again for assault and
battery on O'Brien Bressshan, who testified
that he was on his way home with an armfull OF
groceries, when Sherlock knocked him down un-
swares with a hslt-brick; $50, or 90 days in jsiI
Robert Mackey was fined S60 or six months in
jail for stealing S34 Overcoat. He was captur-
ed by Detective McElfresh in the act of spout.
ing 1t for as in pawn shop. VIM. Harrison,
the corn speculatOr, was In the dock, and stood
up fer obtaining $67.40 from Jones ~ Co. by
false pretences. de pleaded guilty, and tried
hard to explain, but the court wouldn't have
1T, and referred him TO the court above; Jail
for grand jury.