Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-04
THE COURT0.

COURT IN GENHRAL TERM.
n,s estaefS1 n Grinder vs.; Crafty; appeal dis
Virginia, admitted to the bar, Michael
Cady admitted to citizenship.
The case n, Co,nu,h,,a :,
trict of Columbia was continued-Col. VIM.
A. Cook delivering an argument on behalf
OF the First National Bank of New York
city.
CRIMINAL CouRr-Jmsoe DIN.
Yesterday, Tobias Williams alias lobe
Williams, and John Patsey, grand larceny,
In stealing cassimeres, calico and cloths val.
ers. were found not guilty. Joseph Roberts,
embezzlement, in converting goods and
property OF ID. III. Hempler to the value of
$3.50 to his own use. The court charged the
case charged did not come within the law
for embeZZlement. Cecilia Siegle larceny
plead guilty; one year in the penitentiary.
Thomas Turner 1o s1,aa Hsnrv w,se,sr
charged with petit larceny second offence),
plead guilty; one year in the penitentiary.
h a,e Garnet, colored, larceny Of six satch-
the Eth OF JuiV 81 rv ri on
Carter. resisting Police 0mcer Kepler; guilty;
one year In the penitentiary. Joseph vii.
kinson, robbery; guilty. Frank Cronin,
jury out. William Mccoy, assaulting and
resisting Officer Shilling; not guilty. The
jury in the case OF Henry Garrett rendered q
verdict OF guilty; six months in jail.
POLICE CoURr-Judge Gneu.
Yesterday, after our report closed, George
Williams was arIaigned, charged with the
larceny OF q coat from James Tyler. From
the testimony 1t appears that Williams is
tramp, and applied to the house of q re-
epecta pie lady for cup OF coffee, and while
1t was being prepared for him he walked out
with this coat and went away. This lady
afterwards arrested the fellow on 7th street
and pulled him along some distance until
fOund n " "a doIf
him up. He struggled hard to get away, but
she held her grip; $50 or 80 days In jail. Will
liams appears like respectable looking
man, ard pretends to be an Odd Fellow.
George Williams, another man, was stood
up for larceny OF q set of harness from Da-
yid kepple; six months in jail. Vincent
charged with profanity; IS. Charles Leo Lee
larceny Of box OF cigars, worth 80, from
Samuel h. Wells, who testified that Lee
went for his money box, and took the box
containing the cigars instead, by mistake;
$40 and costs. Thomas Rutherford was ar
raigned on the charge OF Keeping q place
where lottery tickets ere sold ON New York
Block, who made the arrest, testified as to
bow the game of policy was played in de-
fendants shop. Alexander Ross testified to
other Witnesses for the prosecution the case
was submitted and judgment reserved.
TO-DAY.
Albert Powell forfeited collateral Sandy
81. Samuel Rufin, Margaret Hollis and
Thomas Jones, loud And boisterous; IS each.
Charles Love and George Ross forfeited co.,
lateral. Thomas A. Mcnamara, Charles
Blonde and Sidney Montgomery, loud and
botsterous; IS each. Maggie West, street
cursing; SIS. Lincoln Washington, throwing
stones; 80. Henry Lee forfeited collateral.
Henry NARROW, assault on Elizabeth Mar.
low, his wife; IS, and 500 bonds to keep the
peace.
INTERFERING IN FAMILY MATTERS,
Albert Lucas, assault on John Jackson
with paving stones. Jacksons head was
plastered and bandaged as the result. The
assault was made just a. complainant left
the Zion Baptist church. GEORGETOWN, Sus-
day night last, and grew out OF Jackson's
interference with Lucas family relations;
$50 and costs, or 30 days in jail. Lucas was
also discovered TO be an escaped fugitive
from the work house, and was first sent back
to serve his time there Cornelius Martin,
threats to Amos LaZenby; 800 bonds to
Keep the peace. Amos Lazenby, threats to
Cornelius Martin; 800 bonds to keep the
peace. Leander Clark, assault on Mary
Craig; judgment suspended and personal
bonds. Mary Craig, assault on Leander
Clark; judgment suspended and personal
bonds TO keep the peace Julia Banks was
sent down for vagrancy 90days. Elias Burns
was sent down for the same.