National Republican., 1877-10-19

Waters, same s.. John Gather. same; s5. Clin-
ton johnson, profanity in GeorgctCwn; 81. Annie
grancy: dismissed. Charles NJ Floyd. charged
with keeping n dangerous dog; which he was Of
dcrci to have killed within twenty hours Jane
Brown, charged with profanity In rcmpcrnnce
trcspassing on the White Lot dismissed. George
Rowley. loud aud bosterous In Theatre alley, ..
Henry Washington. loud aud bDiStCrnus on the
White Lot s.. Mlssila Laws, threats; H"Y, pros.
George Glasgow, charged with larceny; hOif pros.
August Daw, stealing counter hoH pros: Ahdcr
son Scott, charged with chicken stealing: post
poncd till tomorrow morning. Henry Shadwcll,
charged with assault: continued til tomorrow
morning. Wm. Brown, alias "Flip,, charged with
an assault on John Thomas In the evidence 1t
WAS shown thGt these two men were coal heavcrs
at G.strcct wharf aud that in May lat they had
on first, when Flip" laid Thomas out with n
board from the effects Of whChhe Is still suffering
being now under medical treatmcnt case sent TO
grand Jury, James Miller, charged with keeping
an unlicensed bnr at Lyceum Hall; sos or ninety
days Philip Jackson, assault on David Berry; ),
SG1 costs or SGn dsy,m m Nalh9n PAX SrY ShsrTGd sSS
dcrS maintaining a nuisance: continued I'll s'th
inst; Henry Magruder, assault OH Mary Parker g
or thirty days.
BELLrGEREST MERCHANTS.
Samuel Robinson was arralgncd for committing
nm assault on Jos. I. Savage. From the evidence II
appeared that MIR Savage went into the store OF
Smith, rrVe 4 Co To collect bill when Mr.. Robin
son ordered him to leave and on his refusing to do
time striking several blows. Mr.. Savage, In being
elected, reached for piece Of iron lying in the
store but missed II, and, instead pulled over val
liable vase which was broken to atoms. and Mr..
Robinson, becoming angry, struck the blows rs
charged; dismissed. James Butler charged with
attempting To ravish little girl three years of age:
case continued until to-day, bonds being fixed at
SlCOO. George W. Harrison. assault on Ernest Mat
thews; discharged; Thomas Smother. assault on
James o. Smith; discharged. Michael Ford, assault
on Ann Ford; continued. Christiana johnson, rs
Sault on Charles Washington; continued until T.;
day. John Brown and William Flanncr engaged
collateral was ordered to be forfeited. Charles
Washington, threats against Maria Shaw; released
on personal rCcOgnizRnce. Andrew Smith, larceny
Of pair Of pants from Moses Cohen; $40 or thirty
days Andrew was als) charged with profanity:
suspended. John MaOney, threats against Emma
V. Goddard; S.NO bonds or six months in Jail.
Amanda Stewart threats against Frederick Stctter:
discharged. Edward Woods, dismissed, having
abnted the nuisance.
LAW SUMMARY.
The grand jury has been discharged until the
9th of November.
James Walsh was convicted Of selling liquor
without Il license, and fined sl05 and costs.
Tho court dismissed the case Of Frank Hon.
,wty who was charged with carrying concealed
Weapons.
Tho charge OF keeping an unlicensed bar made
against John 7 Bruce was not sustained, and the
jury acquitted him.
The jury returned a verdict of guilty against
Thomas King for Ecsptng an unlicensed bar, and
he was fined Sl05 and costs.
Annie Hughes was convicted In her absence OF
selling liquor without Il license and the Judgment
of the court below affirmed.
Tho case Of 7. Harry nonchuc. Of the Garrick
club charged with selling liquor without license
came up Ills Honor held that the facts were not
established and the defendant was acquitted.