Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-09
THE COURTS,

foLlIE NOU RT-Jtt0ge MUS, pro ZEN.
To-day, Thomas Goodiug was charged with Keep
ing vicious dog, which bit small boy. 1t was
shown thai the boy was trespas~er a, tie time Z
Boudin@t, stripping, was arrested by Officer Wee,
lock, charged with disordoriy conduct and loud ant
man, forfeited collateral John Cudnore fined
Hueston. forfeited collateral for dsorderly conduct
in the county. John Brown, loud and boisterou'
ing drunk and disorderly Henry Carter, "a color 4
razor fourisher, was iiued $50, ca days in the
Porance, was up again on the charge II .yagrancy,
snd was rclnlrtd To- give bonds. L'nneI Stocks and
GEGKGbToWN SUNDAY LIQUOR cAsE
Henry A kalser; keeper Of a restaurant in George
law -Four Young men were examined as Witnesses
for the prosecution, and swore positively that they
TAYLOR, Weaver and Cation Ohser sullivan t. lii Il
PrsIil'ey mat he stood near IA, premise and saw
scrs premises. he court said he rud be obliged to
dismiss the case for want Of eyd rnce. The time al
made against Kaiser, the time being fixed on Ju,y
sth. Al.ut the -ane kind Of testimony elected;
ai@cr : flower garden. The court remarked that
the testimony hal developed The fact that many Of
that They 10 - Kaiser = f,r tlrm ON Suniay : but
none - them can even remember the date He dis
MISCELLANEOUS
Albert Smith was sgut ~ the grand jury for lar
CCuy Of ToCk"tlcuk and some small change from
Clara Athert"n, it being second offence. Samuel
Matthews. throwing stones at birds in the Smith
.
DAYS. Julia Ann Lee Johnson stole /. 10 shawl
from Martha Walker Officer WcStphal arrested de
teudaut and recovered the shawl from her. Mrs
Walker pleaded for light punishment upon julie,
but the Judge stated that IL not the complainant
her request however he would make tn. fine lighter
than il would otherwise he, and inflicted the tine #
T.5 or three months IN the county !al Charles
Keeling forfeited collateral. John 4. Clark.
sault On VIM. Bell; IS; Julia johnson, ColoreI
money fTum Miss Eva Mills. Mr. Mil .'I Wiz # Mr.
Slak Mills testified that the girl is servant in her
drawer Miss Mills testified that Julia confessed to
her that she stole the money one day while the fam
lily OF MT. NJ Ills were at dinner grand jury, Mar
Archer, "a white woman, charged with receiving the
money stolen 10y Julia Johnson from Miss Mills ,
Know ing II to have been stolen arriigned AMI
pleaded not guilty Detective COomes testified that
he arrested Julia and that Mrs. Archer told him
the money being the prnCee t. If the sale of h u-
belonging to Julia : deceased parents. Also that
Julia had purchased some fine clothing and dry
which witness had now at headquarters. Defend
ants counsel here put Julia ON the witness stand,
was not obliged to eliminate hers~lf She testified
that Ihe is employed by Mrs: Archer at Sl.S0 per
month, and that she gave Mrs. \. some money TO
sold. Mrs A. returned 30 Of it to her On eros )
Na ninati0n she stated that the money returne,.
and jenominaiicns lost by Mss Nils The i cSnrt
thought there was probable that the crimes
charged had been committed and sent the cass to
eXander, assault on Reginald Alex auder, her broth
sr; hne and bonds to keep the peace Charles and
Morris MURPHY; $50 or six months in Jail. Edward
Kills, alias Ellison, assault Sarah Brown; $40
tempt: Rsmsome Leuck assault on Rosa Moore;
SIS. james johnson. alias James Hill, alias Jam.
ing been convicted the 18Th OF October last under
the name of 1oney Jones. held for the action of the
grand jury. George Williams, larceny of set OF
ana was committed for the action of ;hs Grand Jury