Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-10
TIE UOURTO.
PcLlCE CorRrJudoe Nae,l,

ttLtC6 S0tHT-SuuDc o5sctts
Yesterday. ChaS. Minor, John Norman, Allied
Palm, John Russell, Jenny Simms and William
White. alias Chalbrey White, vagrancy; bonds
or workhouse. James Winsett, do; do. John
disorderly; forfeited collateral VIM. Burgess
charged with posting bills on public pump;
S. or 10 days John Mcdonald, loud and bofs-
ferrous; forfeited collateral Thomas Emmett,
trespass On parking; S. or I days. Timothy
days. Laura Hawkins. profanity; S OF Is days.
Morton; Maggie sullivan, Timothy Tibos and
Thos. Williams loud and boisterous; IS or Is
days each. Michael Shannon, profanity; S. or I
oSa ch as was Mee aed w 5
six silver spoons from Charles A. Sioussa: he
PLEADED guilty, and was senter,cctd to six months
=. U.s.. 9s.ues richardson. assault on Solomon
Mendee: $40 or 80 days. Geo. Nichols, assault
on Henry Bell go Or 80 days Jonn peG o,af
eral, Clara and Dora Thomas, disorderly In the
county; IS each. Maggie Sullivan. threats to
Emma Laguard; personal bonds to keep the
peace. Bell Morton, threats 10 Emma La
guard; personal bonds to keep the peace. Frank
Thompson, charged with keeping policy shop:
continued John Brown, larceny OF some Car.
penter tools from Allen c. McClane; $40 or sc
days. Jack Russell, assault On VIM. Tolson;
$lO or 80 days. VIM. Dyson, assault on Henry
Mcintosh; GO days In jail. Edward Grady lar.
ceny OF three glass jars from Lizzie Ryder; SIC
or 81 days Frank Green, disorderly; IS or /
To-day, Patrick Babbington. profanity; s. or
10 Gays; VIM. Bennett, disorderly assembly;
FORFEITED l collateral Geo: Carter, VIM. johnson
and Edward Starbor, loud and boisterous; IS or
10 days each. James Dempsey. keeping a cow
YARD within 200 feet OF dwelling; S. or days
SoR1 MMurpny frespass on parking $ or Is
ton; 81. Clarence MCPHERSON profanity; 81 50
or Is days. Edward Smith, refusing to assist a
policeman; $ or 10 days. Frank Thompson, a
ing In policy. a witness named Sherwood gave
testimony, showing ticket which he had pur.
chased from Thompson at his shop. He went
to Thompson's place and paid for the numbers
ne played on, and afterwards Thompson delly-
cred the ticket to him on Pennsylvania avenue
MIR. Cah1ll raised the point that the sale of one
TICKET does not constitute a business. but the
court ruled against him, and sent Thompson to
jail for sixty days. Stephen Wright and VIM.
Elton were charged with assault on Jas. Lee.
who testified that this assault took place Sunday
night in his own house. A gang OF these
Icughs cane In body and caught him. and
beat and maltreat him. Complainant had sew
eral scars on his face and head showing the
severity OF the drubbing he received. One OF
and forehead. 1t was proved on trial that the
first assault was made by the complainant:
Wright was fined =, and Elton dismissed Ed
;ard staroaugh, colored, assault on officer
Howard. or the first police precinct, while In
discharge OF his duty; grand jury. James T..
Carbury. young white man, charged wish re-
ceiVlhg stolen goods belonging to cOlored wO
man named Lucy Williams 1t appears that a
small coiOred boy went into Lucy's house and
stole some money and pair OF earrings made
OF two $50 gold pieces, they having been SOL
dered to earhooks. The boy testified to selling
them to this man for trifle. Judgment was
suspended In order to give the accused a chance
to bring witness. Vim. Sims and Win. Hunt.
c0iored. assault and battery On Mary Brown; So
f. Holiness assault on Celia Holmes $40 or 80
Gays. Bessie Turner, charged with assaulting
Florence Baler; $40 or 80 days In Jail. Mason
Parker, charge d with keeping policy shop; 80
days In Jail. John Warren assault on BEETLE
Franklin; s.. or Is days. Jack Russell, assault
on William FOLSOM; SO, Or 80 days.
Patrick Riley was charged with keeping dis
orderly house on North Capitol street. between
and Il streets About dozen witnesses ap-
peared against him, and Mrs. Croggtns testifytng
that She was the proprietress of the house, judg.
ment was suspended. Mrs. Ellen CrOgginS was
then arralgned on the same charge. Officer
keegan testified to having seen Riley drunk at
the house; that he seen Mrs. CrOggins drunk.
when She used the vileSt epithetS he ever heard
from woman. There were five or six times he
had seen or heard disorder there. Mr. Sexton
testified that his family had been disturbed ten
or twelve times since last April next door
ne1ghbor testified that she had heard five or six
disorders in the same time, caused by people
going In and sending out for beer. Mr.. Riley.
for defence, testified that he never saw any dis
order there, but had seen some outside. The
that she give personal bonds, advising her to
set her house In order Dan1 Washington and
Charles Cryer, ARRAY; S. EACH Esau Pinkney.
keeping a disorderly house in CoXs alley, be-
tween 6tn and It'll and and streets; S25 or
60 days.