Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-26

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
This morning, on motion OF Mr. Wedge
wood, the graduates OF the National Univer-
silly Law School were admitted TO the bar.
District Attorney Wells made q motion
leck, on exceptions from the Criminal Court,
where ne was found guilty OF the larceny of
s49,o g from the Treasury in June last, be
set , f1r Wed 1ss next The Court held the
resumed. +.
POLICE CouRr-yudoe SseR.
or CO days in JAIL Mica Johnson ssssgs s on
john butIer; 80 and costs. Andrew Loeffier
and Frederick W. Boswell, charged with az
tray; 50 each. James Harrison, assault on
Hannah Harrison, his wife; IS and costs, or
10 days. Lee Stokes, assault on Morris Sui
Ivan; SO and costs, or 80 DAYS, Virginia
Brown, assault on Martha Bell; said she
fed that Virginia was Jealous, and accused
her making trouble between her. compl ain
ant, and Vfrginia's husband; 81. Augeletta
Allen. threats to Anna Morris; 500 bonds,
or 80 days. James Wellington, threats To-
Mary Wellington, his wife; bonds to Keen
the peace. James +: Thompsos, alias Gins
ioe, ana % George Williams, alias Norris,
tfcles OF jewelry and clothing. The watch
was valued at 5000, and a number or cuff
buttons, 6reastpins, pistol, &c, altogether
were worth $500 more or less. They were
taken from the upper part of a house. De-
tective Coomes testified that he and Detec-
tive Miller arrested these fellows about two
hours after tff robbery, and took from them
portion OF the stolen articles. They would
not talk on the subject, Both are young
men, not above 20 years of age, but old In
crime. Inc case was sent to the grand Jury,
ana they were committed in default OF - 600
bonds each. Henry Gatewood and Alfred
BROOKS were charged with burglary in the
house of Mary Gately. Brooks has not been
arrested, and the testimony not duplicating
lakewood. he was released on bonds until
the case can be further investigated. Mar
garet Hughes, disturber of the peace of
SIS collateral for tieing his horse to q tree
box, in violation of law and the rules and
regulations OF the District Commissioners
and engineer. Henry Harris and William
Moore forfeited. Robert Burns, a public
blaspbemer. was fired SIS. James Johnson.
an able bodied suspicious colored man, was
sent down Tor Vagrancy. VIM. Carson. in
decent exposure; SIS, or seven DAYS. Mary
Welsh, loud; SIS. Charles Klotz, charged
with obstructing the sidewalk; SIS. Richard
50 for cursing. Molly Jarboe, an alley Gus
ser; So VIM. HI. Honesty, disorderly conduct
In the market; IS.
A BUILDING REGULATION CASE.
VIM. M. Grath. charged on the Sth May
with building wooden house covering more
Than 800 square feet, and higher than 20 feet
from the sill to the top ridge contrary to the
ordinances and building regulations. Conn.,
paint was brought by Inspector of Build
Ing Thomas M. PlOwman under the act
proved March 80. 1922. Mr.. Plowman testi-
ned that McGrath applied for permit to
build, and after inquiry, the application
was refused. Mr.. McGrath went on how
ever and proceeded to build and enlarge his
frame house to suit himself contrary to the
the District; fined s25. An appeal taken and
bonds given.