National Republican., 1877-09-06
READINGS ron ypsrrapAY.
CITY NOTES.

George Poole was charged with assault
ing Charlotte HALEY In the Police Court yes
scrday, and was sent to Jail for thirty days.
The attention Of policy -holders In the
iifo Insurance. companies Is callod 10 . notice
sfa meeting published among our special no.
Aoss.
The hearing 10 the case Of George
Hains, charged With assaulting Policeman
Recso At Gales woods Monday night, was
hnished yesterday, and Hains was hnea IS.
John Murphy, who WA arnigned In
The Police Court yesterday for assaultinp
August Saunders, plead guilty to being drunk
II appeared In evidence that he was also
guilty Of the assault, and he was aned SO or
thirty days
The picnic Of tho Hotel Coach Drivers
Association came OF on Tuesday evening at
Beyer's park. II was beyond doubt ons Of tho
most enjoyable affairs Of the kind given this
season, and passed ef to the entire satisfaction
sf al present.
while the Board Of Health IL condemn
ing nuisances 1t should give some attention to
the rookery on the southeast corner Of Penn.
sylvania avenue and Thirteenth street north
west. This place has grown To be apest. house
standing greatly in need Of publication.
--Georse Thomas, alias George Pedro,
was up in tho Police Court yesterday for steal
ing q quantity Of clothing and $l3 In money,
From Freeman Thomas The amount invoivei
tackod about seventy Ave cents Of being grand
larceny. Judge Mills sent him To Jail for six
months.
-Justics Humphreys, on the petition of
Minnie Bernard through her counsel, MessrS
browne and Mcconnell, has issued writ Of
kabeds corpus on Warden John Crocker Of the
hil, for the body Of Theodore Rauthe, which
be holds in custody. Ths writ Is returnabls
IN September ~, At noon.
Henry johnson, little colorcd boy
who cried when ho came up To the dock rail,
was arrsigncd In the Police Court yesterday
for stealing three eggs II sppeared thai
Henry was one Of the young light. fingered
was 6ned IS OF thirty days.
Marriage licenses have been issued 10
the following parties: C. l. Davis and Mary 4
Jackson; Joseph Voss and Frances willis,
B. F. Merchant and Annie = Speak. both oi
Dunfrics, Va; August Maske and Mary
. Wclckcr; Wm. McStewaIt and Joseph 4
Plant; Robert Gauges and josephine Davis
wm. smallwood and Mary A Dyson.
Allies Herbert color.d, thiovims ser
want, was sent to jail for thirty days by Judge
f, Mills yesterday for stealing s. in silver from
her employers, Mr.. and Mrs Albert Finehin
When Alice was accused Of the theft she
ptmtly denied that sho had aBy money. but
Mrs. Finchin made search, aud found part VI
the money coucealed In her mouth.
p. b. Boyle was arraigu.d In the Police
Court yesterday for sssaulting WIN D. Henry,
constable, while the latter vas serving
' witt In the restaurant where Boyle Ia em
pioyed. Henry had attached . barrel Of
whisky and was rolling II away. when Boyle
3erked him away and treated bin, rather
roughly. As the wit vas defective the sass
was dismissed.
Mr.. VIM. Pond, Of the Sunday Chronieie,
and Miss Maddic Poland, both Of this city,
were married In Baltimore Tuesday evening
This Was a veritable love match. The parties,
after q coartship Of two mouths. docidd IN
tsks . voyage OF life together, and ran away
70 Baltimore to have the preliminarics AZ.
ranged. They returned last evening. slni
were forgiven BY their families, but scolded
for their precipitation.
-Chnstiana Pollard was called IN the
Polios Court yesterday to answer the charge
- slandsring Marths Williams by accusing her
sfkoeping house Of prostitution. This grew
cut Of . family quarrel, In which Christiana
md Martha heapod abuse upon each other
Judge Pelham, who represented Christiana In
court yesterday, asked to be shown the statute
under which the charge was made. Attorney
Mills stated that he thought that . criminal
prosecution could be sustained. Judge Mills,
desiring to consult authorities, continued the
p ease until tomorrow. releasing the defend
ant on her personal rocognizance. Martha
Williams was fined IS for Indecent language
p used during the same dispute.