Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-26
THE COCRTS,


To-day, Samuel Smoot and Samuel Duckett
loud and coisterous; IS or Is days each. Betty
Blair. Go; forfeited collateral. Mary Nichols
and Clara Henderson, vagrancy; bonds or 80
days each In the workh0use. john DoHney.
Edward Whalen, Francis Morgan aud Jas. Gre.
MIN. no.; pei sonal bonds. Thos. Keys and John
Boyle. charged with keeping an unlicensed bar:
dismissed. John Taylor forfeited collateral
John Evans, notorious colored thief was
charged with the larceny Of several hundred
DOCKS, the property OF the United States, from
the warehouse OF Mr.. s. c. Parish. No. III
street northeast, On the 18th of June last.
OFFICER McGreevey testified to tracking the
thieves to an unoccupled house, where they
were engaged In tearing the books to pieces
when he discovered them. Evans escaped and
he arrested Lewis Lee, bis companion, who was
evaded the police until last night, when officer
Howell arrested him for disorderly conduct, and
si,, ldent,ied him as being connected
grand larceny of $50 about bout two 9' W;e2s
ago f from ,: John silence; grand Jury.
Rithard Hin, larceny of a pair of pants rom
Jas. T. Stump; 60 days in jail. Betty Noonan.
threats to Pat Noonan. her husband; personal
90 shs h W
committed for hearing. Charles Butler,
charged With keeping a vicious dog which bit
Halowell. an Id e and incorIIIgiole colored boy,
was sent to the reform school. Henry Schools,
colOred, petit larceny OF clothing from Hell
berger; merchant tailor on pennsylvania ave;
to go into the cellar to collect rags, and while
there appropriated three coats. pair Of drawers
and an undershilt, which he carried off iu his
waste bag. 60 days in Jail. Celia Thompson
and Annie Folk, two white women, were charged
by each other with threats of violence; they
gave their personal bonds to keep the peace.
PARDONED.-James McBurney, convicted last
April of keeping gaming table and sentenced
to one year In the Albany peritenttary, was par
doned by the President.
DEEDS IN FEE have been flied as follows w.
n. Dalton ct al to Harriet Hughes lot sub.
So. east of 4I5; $3.50. G.. Crandeu to Susannah
Crandell, pit lot 9. So 81. north half 49, sub. of
lots 10, II and r. So. 1913; pts, and g. So. ISL;
bella johnson, lots l. 2, and f. Nottingham;
$500. B. F. Dyer to Sophia W. Price, sub 65,
So Sabd IA soe0 spa Atkinson to Elizabeth Vol
Veerkorn, lots 20, 81, %. %, p and IS, So AS;
$4,000. II. vinhorn to Sarah E. Williams, pt. ~
So AS; 1898. Mary j. Wright to James John,
sIl s GeSR e c MGsat r las Rt
sub SO. seq; 1913. w. F. Foreman to B. A,
LochTood SUB. lot a, so. 1917 $500. P. Thyson
70 4: Bnhler' lot A. So. GIG; $500 J; G. Poor to
ditIon to Georgetown: 6. Elizabeth j. Little
to W. A. Henderson, pts. 10 and a. So. 1876; 500
LANES; ia. and Crlttenden trustees, to r. c. Dun
lot A., So. 1873; 8. K. c. Dunn to John c. Harl,-
Folsom to o. F. Dodge, part "a, Browns sec.
ord sub Pleasant Palms. &C.; s.. Mary S. Bow
Johnson. trustee, to Louise Thomas, pit L, sub
lots l TO 4. So. 1885, $. F. Koones to Mary Jane
Pitcher lot As, SO. 1s9; =, $50. Margaret Coug-
j. Braunstein to John O'Leary, lot 30, so. All:
S615. E. G. Israel to G. W. Riggs. ct all, lot 6,
So. 2Os; $, 800 Howard University to Jas. Col
man, lot 80, block IS, in Howard University
sub of John A. Smiths farm known as EifinG.
ham Place. s225. Robert Coleman to Jno. John
son, east halt OF lot 80. In block Is in Howard
University; 1925. Oliver D. Barrett, trustee, ID
Jno johnson, same property; 1925. Jas. j. Oar
lington, trustee. to Benjamin Darlington, trus.
tee, lot %. in sub OF So. 1871; $500.