Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-01
The Case OF Reuhen Mundheiua.
CHARGED WITH ENTIcIHG GIRL INTO A pIsRIPrT
ABLE HOUSE.

In the Criminal Court to-day, Judge Mont
gomery, the case OF Reuben Mundheim, indicted
for enticing female child under eighteen years Of
20, 1885, was placed on trial-Mr. Lipscomp
prosecuting. and Messrs A. b: Williams.
M smith The and II Fs,as T the
Ford, testified that she was now eighteen years OF
age; had been acquainted with defendant for two
s hs the
said this was the first time the location OF the
house had been made known.
The court declined TO rule on the point and the
witness said she rst pointed out the house yester
day.
After the recess the witness took the stand and
testified that she remained In room at the house
one and one.half hours She went there again on
other occasions.
she had been TO the House OF the Good shepherd
twice. She declined to answer question as 10
her previous chastity.
Detective Horne testified that the girl yesterday
showed him the house 213 10th street, and IL was
regarded as house OF ill-fame.
THREE CoLORED BuRGLARS-Yesterday In the
Criminal Court Judge Montgomery, the case OF
John Mack, Robert Johnson ana Grant johnson,
| colored men, indicted for HOUSEKEEPING In the
night at the clothing store OF A Herman, 73S 9TH
| street northwest, on December z, was called.
the Johnsons, and resulted in verdict OF convic-
ton. Detectives Ran and Horne testified to
finding some OF the stolen property In pawn
shop and the arrest OF the Johnsons; that Grant
Johnson confessed that Mack broke the window
while the Others kept watch. Mack left the city,
and on February 10 Grant johnson received q
letter from Mack, who was In New orleans, and
through this clue the police secured his arrest and
removal TO this city.
SENTENCE SUsPENDED.-Yesterday, in the Po-
lice Court the case or Richard A. Martin, charged
with larceny, was called plea OF guilty was en-
tered and sentence suspended. In this case the
defendant while looking at a vacant house found
a trunk and took 1t TO his own house, believing
that there was some mystery about H.
the Courts.
CIRCUIT COURT No. l-Judge Hagner.
To-day, Walker, ct al, agt. District OF Columbia;
certified TO the General Term. Mclntire at. Nc
lntire; trial resumed.
CIRCUIT COURT No. 2-Judoe M<rick.
To-day, BurgdOrf agt. Cingria; verdict for de-
PENDANT. Same agt. Davis; DO. Same agt. Myers;
do.
EQUITY COCRT-Jud0e Or.
To-day, Leiberman agt. Roach; auditors report
on trustees account confirmed. Rose agt. Cum
berland; sale ratified nisi.
POLICE COURT-Judge Shell
To-day, HOratio X Maryman, yagrancy: bonds
or 80 days Geo. Clark, loud AMI b0isterous; s. or
ID days. Ellen Murdoc vagrancy; bonds or 80
days. VIM. II. Wood, dis0rderly conduct; 8 col
days. VIM. Harrison, do; 80 days. Geo. Butler,
disorderly; s. or days Geo. Clark. do; do or Is
days. 7. +. Dorsey, sunday bar: $40 and costs.
Robert jackson, disorderly; s. or ID days. HirsOn
Patterson, larceny OF overc0at from Jas E. Ford;
80 days in JAIL and ID more In Default OF restttu-
ton. Maggie Weaver, larceny or s1.50; day in
jail. Jas. Herbert, larceny OF bead ornament; 60
months Martin Heating, assault; $40 or $50
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