Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-13
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POLICE CoURr-J,doe Mus pro tea,.
To-Day, John Lewis, forfeited collateral.
Robert Thompson, same. walter Callahan.
DO John Easton, do. Edward Lancaster.
90. ID ornton Hodge pasturtng his horse on
q pu"hc Park; 80 WIN: Lewis was fined IS
IOr elmnlng on park fence. John Brown,
II chard Hollis, Thomas Donohue, Martha
tool. Mary Harris, Chapman Taylor John
Maston. Henry Stevenson. John Lucas,
fences. Moses Wood, BENJAMIN Ware. Geo.
Newman, and VIM Harris, loud and bolster
Gus; g each: VIM. Jones, indecent exposure;
down. Christian Smith, do. George New
man, was fined $50 for CARVING a razor,
BENJAMIN johnson, loud and boisterous; -.
G Gm: Esst3n, forfeited collateral: Frank
Cant, dIsorderly conduct: -. John Pad
gett, forfeited. George f. Jones' loud and
9o1steTons; 80 John Williams, same; -.
j. r. Fry, same; -. c. Carter, profanity; s..
John Psdgett forfeited. Edwin Garges. SELL
lng llquor 10 minors; forfeited $40 collateral.
MOTHS sullivan forfeited. William A. Bell,
loud and ooisterous talking; S5. John Coo
ney, same; s.. John Wilson Indecent expO-
sure; $40. Francis E. Beckwith. loud; IS
W william Jones, same; IS. Charles Brooks
indecent exposure; $40. Richard Barlow
loud and bOiSterous; 50. George smith
emerged with vsgrancy, was sent down in
default of security.
TREASURY Waterman ON THE RAMPAGE.
John OBrien. assault tand battery ON The
odore Gregg. OBrien is a watchman in the
Treasury department, and on SATURDAY
nIght MADE an assault on Gregg, the lieuten-
ant OF the watch, who testified that he found
the young ladies' in ch urge of the room cry
ing, and on inquiry found there had been a
dispute between them and O'Brien, whom
witness charged with being drunk. He denied
thts; when witness ordered him out of the
building. SUBSEQUENTLY, on leaving the
building himself, 0Brien struck him over
me mead With piece OF gas pipe, crushing
his hat ard ,eaving an ugly scar on his head
Mr. Crump, also Waterman, corroborated
the testimony of Col. Gregg. A piece of stick
picked up after the assault supposed TO have
been the cane Of defendant also used in the
assault, was presented in court. After fur
tner testimony the court imposed fine of
MISCELLANEOUS.
Alexander Ross, threats TO Mary his wife;
500 TO keep the peace. William Schoield
and Jerry Flaherty, affray; forfeited collat-
500 bonds to keep the peace. VIM. Turner,
assault on George j. Simms-a common as
sault; IS. James Heron, assault on John
Johnson; 50. Thomas r. Fry, assault on
VIM. White, pleaded guilty; SIS. John Fisher
assault on VIM. p. Slattery in the yard of a
house they occupy Jointly on Pierce street.
The scrimmage occurred about a servant
girl and a bucket of water. Not much dam
age was done, although several blows were
struck by defendant, who was permitted to
make statement In his own behalf; after
which, a fine of SO and costs was imposed.
Margaret Kennedy, assault and battery on
Michael Kennedy, an elderly man with a
white bandage around his head. Kennedy
brought small sized pickle jar into court,
which he told the court was the missile uss d |.
Margaret ssid she did not intend 10 hit the
old man. The husband of Margaret told the
court that his wife desperate woman, and
asked that she be put under bonds to keep
the peace. The court let her down softly
with five dollar fine. The husband
told the court that IL hadn't been
two weeks since she was let out of iaIl
Lucas Thorn, Jacob Green and Anthony
Lucas, ARRAY; the latter was fined SO and
costs, and the others released. Chas. Pryor
assault on Geo. Merritt, plead guilty; IS and
costs. Laura Brooks, charged with making
threats of violence against Hannah Thomas.
The latter testified that Laura Brooks threat
ened her life for seeking her husband at
Brooks house; security in 500 bonds. Frank
Cole, assault on Frank Mitchell, a police
man. Mitchell testified that Cole interfered
and struck him while arresting man;
S25 and costs or two months in iail.
David NeitZe, stealing coal valued
at five cents, from q carter; 81 and costs.