Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-06-22

ord.r thar tax 10 pa, E,,,,y Of Alesa Luck
e6 decree sgProyng probate or9ceedinss Ian
Association; restraining order ISSUED.
proceeds, Of sale be brought into court r ybinson
agt. Nall; order reconimitting 10 auditor. ,Tuohy
sher AIT. Mosher; do. Ii grtman agt Fiske order
eR Graz 1In sd ggsrdAn M id tm 90 agt
o1 Tel renee to examine BuTche agt. Wsllach ar
POLICE CoURr-J,dGe Sneu.
90 Yesterday, Andrew Roe, disorderly, SIS. William
Sherman, do; So. Noble johnson, do; SIS Chas
bonds ninety days M Neil set dscF
Derry, g; Anna Jones, e0ored girl, carrying a
unlicensed bar sio Mar Archer, loud f and 6:is h
s55SSsss' 80, plotofIa Poole coiorod, larceny Of
grand Jury Patrick keene ASSAULT ani battery on
IA H. n j. Jrgnpei dismissed X II Trunne assault
Rice, assault and battery on Herman AIexa1dsr:
So and costs. Anna Marshall, assault on ate Tol,
liver; 81
ASSAULT ON WOMAN
Robert he Ian, charged with assault and battery
on Miss Marion Boucher, VIII resides on New
York avenue, betW cen 14th and 18th streets Miss
between s and o clock on Tuesday evening, when
this man Wbeian approached, and coming M the
he should have the audacity to speak to her ami told
him to leave HI used very abusive Ian guage about
skippon for interfering with his friends-alluding
,o some Keepers Of restaurants and others who had
been brought before the court 10y Mr.. Skippon
AT er some exciting conversation he raised his cane
ana struck her blow in the face, stunning her.
tshe removed her veil and showed the effect upon
her right eye, which was ensircled with purp'e
skippon thai Bob Whelan did it, Justice Donald:
so M b seeps ga an oee near BY tesi.d that he
lady fall acd heard her make some exclsmaton.
Another witness. Mr. LOUIS Gill, testified TO the
Whelan WAS asked 10y the court ii be had any Wit.
nesses and replied that he had but desired TO
with his cane exhibiting a stick which ne carried
but II was in consequence Of an insulting epithct
ing - ola. He had nc Counsel present and asked
contlnuance # the case for the purpose OF getting
cure bond sfor him, The court remarked that this
was an unJusiiiiabie assault on woman. The
woman was Ihy siCaIly weaker, and il had ALWAYS
been consideTeda cOwardly oct ior a man 10 strike A
feeble woman 1t was ais) in evdep that this
1hIG cb n his family for tangled grievance with
was case where the ImpOs ing # a mere fine Womb
be adequate punishment, and he would sentence him
Mhe ans bond fixed at $ 500. and bef re- The
Black Maria came for She prisoners John r. Murray
entered Oh MS pond ana the prisoner was rceas ID
TODAY.
Ifsae TiilisP, was fiaed s. for trsspsss on the
linton Cissell. street curing; IS. SaIle Iisrris
Loud So Arthur ADDISON, disorderly in George
ofdefed t5fspr' his Gn bs5g
qnder bonds; Wm ii. Forrest, sr., and VIM II.
sylvahia avenue. Zacharish Wheat, assault on
Thomas Lee, BY striking him on the he id with a
Ter larceny Of about 81 from Anna Nc Donald; $40
each and costs or 20 days in Jail Edwin King was
John White, an old pensioner. The robbery 0c.
CURED II P the house Of colored woman named
testimony as far as taken it appears theIe is nest
OF yagIants who frequent thiS house and that King
Iobbsd hlIn of his money. The case continued
i9r Mr.. White aud other witnesses for defence and
on james Turner; So and cost. Rose Tyler was
with intent to kill By shooting her with pistol In
the breast. 1t clearly shown IN testimony that
the shooting was aceden a., and the court dismissed
CHARGE OF RESISTING Al OFFICER
on PennsySanis avenue oeP rI5nne IAN
testified that on the night of the 18th instant he had
was in CONVERSATION with man no had been cnt |
ne med Bob Connell, trying to learn from him who
and in doing 40 made of the language and witness
put Mantz nnder arrest. George Mantz was also |
Dunnigan. and re.istiI him in the discharge Of his
DUTY and pleaded not guilty; Officer Dunnigan tes-
down and beat: Mantz secured his baton and strncE
INN with 1t on the head which Knocked him sense
10y blows inflicted 10y different persons in the crowd
pc ss sG9a n5 o rf' AZ the There large
hlm nrst ~ me face when witness struck him back
kicked While down. Msntz held on to his ba tom
emo refused TO give II I'D, and he was permitted by
Leach to carry his ~itnefs baton to the
Sho ais. carried baton Witne>s got Teither his /
nor Ra Pay Shen a. got 70 the .tauo3
m for It all; Offeer puya,l testified that Maatz
Us Trofane language when Dunnigan put his hands
ny DO you single T. ont,' ami Dunnigan replied |
mat he did not. Officer Moore corrpborated the tes-
nmiEy OF Dup1lGau and Duysll Sergeant Leach /
{ s,h.d that t-e saw Msntz strike Dunnigsn with !
h's al. After further testimony for thu prosecu
tion and defence. the court remark ed that there -
no necessity Tor MIN 10 review the testimony, the
the RrsId jury, fixing the bond at $500 lie also !
gave Judgment ~ IS in the OF pr, family W hch
case was appealed, and boEd fixed at slOJ
A Young LADY SHOT BY SPANISH
LoVER.-A letter from San Antonio, Texas
states that Miss Julia Miller, daughter OF
Mr.. Martin Miller, who removed 20 Texas
from Alexandra tN8.) some months since,
was shot, and IL is feared fatally wounded
near That place on the 18th OF May. Ii seems
that a Spaniard named Escobeio had pro-
posed 10 Miss Miller, at three different times
and had been as often refused, and vowed
vengeance against her. On the day named
the young lady, in company with a more
Iayored sultor, was riding near the town
Wnen Escobedo approached, shot the young
man dead, and fired two shots at Miss Miller
as she fled, 10th of which took effect. The
lady was finally rescued by two wagoners
and her assailant arrested.
PRINTERS WAGES IN PHILApELPHIA.-
The Philadelphia Typographical Union
neld special meeting on Wednesday at the
call or number OF printers who were OPP
posed TO the reduction determined upon az
the meeting held on Sunday. resolution
declaring the proceedings of the Sunday
meeting invalid and void was voted down,
and the action of that meeting was reaffirm-
ed by vote of 301 to los. The price of COM
positlon on the morning papers in that city
VIII therefore hereafter be 40 cents per 900
Esiied Tor some months. Mr.. George w.
Ch1lds has notified the onpositOrs nm Tho