Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-08
THE COIRn.

POEICn CoURT-ytAdoe Nils pro ten,
ca 1esterdsy ~ after hs our report closed, Geo. Nc
market house, was fined as. Molly Wilson,
street blasphemy again; IS. David Marlin,
aFi ess. of n In n park So MiddeIoa
Anna Smith forfeited collateral. James
Price, Ephraim Gramina and Jim Scott, dis
Sroetfty IN lhe MARKET $40 each or 60 days 10
market bouse; S5. Albert Bagmau, carry-
ing pistol; $50. James King forfeited col
lateral James Wilson, VIM. jackson, Hen =.
and Joshua Plummer, loafers and Sunday
card players, were all sent down to try their
hands IN the chain gang. Oficer Reese ar
board and dice box. Rebecca Tune tuned
her shrfll voice TO street cursing yesterday
An officer heard her music on Delaware av-
several respectable citizens. Cause: benzine
on the brain; toned down to the tune of 50.
Burton kifpenger, throwing stones in the
Pinkney, same; as. John Bird. larceny OF
newspaper from deer. The Judge said this
was conn mon nuisance. and gave him 80
days IN jail. Harrison Rutherford, threats
10 Charles P. Cotton; stOO bonds TO keep the
peace, or jail. George Williams. with sew
erai aliases, larceny OF q pair of shoes worth
81; thirty days in jail, John Lee, larceny OF
rope worth 81; S25 or two months in jail.
Michael Sullivan ana John Flynn, trespass;
So each. w. f. Garter and James CafFrey
forfeited collateral. John Williams, assault
Wood, assault; $50 or 30 days. Peter Jack
son, assault; $40 or 50 days. Randall Hem
son, larceny; 80 days Samuel Banks, as
sault; % or 30 days. Eliza Colston, threats:
bonds 500 or 50 days. John Washington
assauIt; 70 or 80 days. Mary Lucas, larceny
OF pettIcoat; s. and costs or 30 days.
TO-DAY.
James Pleasant, loud and bofsferous; IS
Margaret Cumberland forfeited collateral
James Pleasant, carrying razor; $50 Mary
-. 50 Iscc
Kate Mul ii, prostitute ana very bad
character, was sent down for vagrancv
" aTgaret Lee, owner OK 4 fierce and danger
ous Cog, was ordered 70 have II Eilled. Mi
GezenciTne, was sent down as q vagraut
hiGtIet0r Foster was required To give 800
bonds not TO beat his wife, Martha Foster
Charles Smith, larceny OF q piece OF rope;
SO, or so days. Susan Thomas, threats 10
Mary Brown-threatened TO make mince
meat OF Ter because she let her (Susan's) dog
out Oh the street-St00 bonds u keep the
peace. Fanny Sampson, larceny OF piece
o. calico from Duttrcll Wine; $40, or so
days In jail. VIM. Brown, larceny Of a piece
Of lumber worth fifty cents; S. or Is days.
George Rawley, larceny OF - nat; 81.
DIAMOND RING IN THE GRASS.
James Saunders. sharp looking colored
man, was arrested last night by Officer CO.
lumbus, of the second precinct charged with
stealing diamond ring valued at $40 from
q Solored sport named Johnny Wallace. The
officer arrested him at the corner OF TX street
MIN TO the station house he managed to
Work the ring loose and slung It info the
grass In the City Hall lot. The movement
was observed by the officer, VINO, after put
ting him under lock and key, returned and
found the ring In the grass; grand jury
bonds $500 He was also charged with as
sauit on John ID. Wallace; SO and costs. APP
peal taken and bonds fixed at 500. Patrick
Babbington, assault on Oscar Besser; $40 and
costs, or two months in Jail. Lewis Kendall,
assault on Annie Kendall, his wife; s..