Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-20

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
Wednesday, John j. Knox agt John V. W. Van
denburgh: order of reference. Same agt Henry
l.. Crawford ct al: do. Thompson agt. Shepherd
reversed; Knight agt. Wilmot; affirmed. Merrick
agt. Gi1dings; verdict and Judgment for defend
ant affirmed, and motion for new trial on eXcep-
tons. Adjourned sine die.
POLICE COURT Judge Smell.
Wednesday, after our report closed, John Paridy.
for assault on Mary Cunningham, was sentenced
to fine Of $40 or 30 days in Jail. Isaac Hawsins
larceny OF some yisi ting cards from Anderson &
cards from the same firm; s. or days JAS Jones,
John Critic, John o. Lucas and JAS. Scho0ler,
grand larceny; grand jury; bonds $500.
Thursday. Jas. Shields. loud and hoistero,s; IS or
IS days. Philip l. Mcdonald, forfeited collateral
Dennis B. Sullivan. falling to remove snow; 81
Matthew Ienning, do; personal bonds. james
for private purposes; S25 OF 6Odays appeal noted.
Honora Reed, yagrancy ana hahitual drunken
ness bonds or 80 days. Chas S. Reeves, falling to
remove snow: g. John Cassell, do; do. John
Lyons, assault on Thos- K. Wheeler; personal
bonds to keep the peace. Robert Cross, assault on
Elizabeth Logan, his wife; jail for 10 days; Budd
Geo. Thompson, larceny OF three coats from the
store OF Sonny Webb; 60 days In jail Annie Cant,
months in Jail Frank Harris, assault ON VIM
Brown continued. VIM Richardson assault on
Walter E. Bell; S. or Is days. Philip N. Hunger
ford and Henry A Wade, embezzlement; con-
tinued.
To-day, JOS Taylor was fined S for firing PTS
tol On the street Arthur Suskrle, vagrancy, bonds
or 30 days, Mary Barrett, an Old white woman,
was sent down for 80 days on charge of vagrancy
begging In the Capitol grounds. Agnes White,
vagrancy; personal bonds to not repeat the Of
fence. Blanche p Wright; vagranCy: 80 days
VIM. TaScor, loud and boiSterous; S. or Is days
Clarence johnson, do do Gabriel Jones, COL
ored, pleaded guilty to carrying pistol, and was
fined $50 or 30 days. Beacham Singleton, threats
to JOS. Clark; personal bonds to keep the peace
VIM. johnson, loud and boiSterous; S. or Is days
Moses Barnes, failing to remove the snow; S.
Patrick Frawley, do. do. VIM. Pteper, cruelty to
animals; $50 or 90 days. VIM. Matthews, George
Earl, Benz. +. Sands, r. B. Thaien, and Fitch, Fox
and Brown, forfeited collateral for not removing
the snow from their sidewalks. Nicholas Slagel,
charged with being an unlicensed cattle dealer;
s25 or 30 days. VIM. Boswell, do; do; appeal
noted Daniel ReardOn, larceny OF pair OF shoes
from Elmira Bailey; IS or Is days Robert Cross,
larceny OF board from the dredging company: IS
or Is days. John Bowman and Vim. Cooper, two
boys, pleaded guilty to making an affray by fight
Ing with each other In the street, and were fined
s. or IS days each. Robert Black and Chas Day
tcolored1 were charged with the larceny OF an
9yercoat and pair OF gloves, the property of E. II.
Bond, from the office of Chas. Burgess, and were
sentenced to $50 or GO days in jail. Albert Foster
assault on Sarah Brown, who stated that this man,
who Is perfect stranger to her, met her on the
street last night and slapped her on the cheek and
she threw a brick at him, and he BACKED her eye
He was sentenced TO three months in jail Stephen
Nicholas, assault On Bridget Nicholas, his wife;
personal bonds to keep the peace. The case OF
Philip f. HungerfOrd and Henry A. Wade, charged
with enbezZlement, was continued.