The critic. (Washington, D.C.) 1890-1891, 1891-03-10
MILLER'S MILL.
THE USUAL DAILY GRIST OF BIC
AND LITTLE OFFENDERS


Police Court--The Der True Tale Of
How an Ex-Policcman Was Badly
Smashed"
every man in public life" said Judge
Miller to Officer Ciener in the Police Court
this morning, must expect to get GER
tain amount of abuse. And it will do
but little good to resent the greater part of
il, for IL he did he would lind but little
time to do anything else Most of this
abuse is more of an honor than other
wise, and he is a mighty poor man who
does not get some of it,"
These remarks of his Honor were oc-
tasioned by the case Of Julia Newman,
woman charged with vagrancy, ami the
officer in his testimony said that she re.
sisted being taken in. In court the evi.
dence was not sufficiently strong to con
Wet, as II could not be proven that the
woman had been seen drunk OH the streets
for week.
"a great many things may happen in
week" said the Court in Diminishing the
ease. THE prisoner may have reformed
and resolved 10 lead better life in that
time and ! Will, at any rate, give those
brought before me in cases of this kind
the benefit of the doubt"
a Lovers Costly visit.
Samuel Cole took day off Yesterday
and went TO Alexandria to see his sweet
heart Samuel is young colored man,
and he had heard that in the town across
the river there dwelt number of bad
men who wouldn't hesitate to "cut him
deep wild razor If occasion offered, and
so TO protect himself he borrowed pistol
from his brother. He saw his sweetheart
in safety, however, and was ON his way
home by way of Washington and
Georgetown car when the conductor saw
the pistol prOtruding from his pocket.
The conductor told q policeman and the
boy was arrested, and now his sweetheart
will have to come over and pay $50 to get
Pauper Immigration.
nrbo NAME ~ III. ,,a, 10 uorr;so,
., a., ''s '." .i". ''o''
English" said officer Heller. pointing to
atongh.looking darkey who headed the
line OF Migrants in the Police Court,
and he is from South Carolina. II
s..ms ~ inG .llat .ncy senu ~ Oh tneir
a au's Io,v ior .ne ,,s'r,u. ~ .ak r.
- u. h"so aeoi any nu,lioe' y,
s,i,f y" , iav ',,eets Va ia.o, anu Wv,
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n.y. .,N;,' ~ ,u'i !, ILL, ~. ,,o r,
John Chamberlin In Court.
John Chamberlin, the proprietor of the
famous hotel on Fifteenth and I streets
80, Il, u,a nit -. ~.
""s III 'no oioo .o"i, 'i,s morning
looking pale anu triiie thin from ms re-
cent illness. He was charged with selling
liquors after hours on Sunday morning
February To- Officer Kendall and another
policeman went into the dinlng-room Oh
Sunday and ordered couple of bottles OF
beer, which they paid for. Then they
ordered another round of drinks. and af.
ter disposlng of them got cigar and sam.
tered out. They were in the hotel twenty.
five minutes and testified in court tina
they saw n number of people setting al
the tables eating and drinking. The case
was continued for a further hearing, a
Mr.. Chamberlin had not his witnesses IN
court.
He smashed" Him.
Frank W. Huygster keeps n saloon OF
the south side of the Avenue near Ninth
s,reet John uorriyon il HE hartondor
S.o,,,o vV ',a,,,ns n , p nn.,.
s,ePn s.,' .o hn,s isa friend OF p9.n , me
ana stays about the place good deal anc
ROBERT hutchinson is an ex-policeman.
AZ iour men we're III the roiicc Cour
ms morning anu every one OF them VIII
Inc sinEic eAcePtion Di Noiuns hau va
ue,y Oh Wounus on ms lace anu oouy
n'L; nufss.er nau pnuiy oi'ten tnuniD
u. p h urls,sc peil,iu .ne eai, comtus,oI
IN 'nI iunloar region anu various scratcles
ON S'ncr parts OF ms pouy' ms oartende
nnu scarreu lace anu ex-i1licemai
u,chi,isoh iiau 'wc pcau.il,ii piack eye
a Az. pls piece Oh court'piaster on M
ieit eheek,
AZ 81 me parties were charged with as
sauH' ~ ing M sory was rainier acompncateS,
: one " ~. fT TTiy evening, lust before ma
r..
loon TO get q glass OF beer. lie drank hi
Ceer anu ncn met iriend. Iogethe
we;gb;nv macbinc anJ NJ IJn,cL;nso,
weighed 1877 pounds. As he stepped from
the platform he stumbled against a pass
ing customer, anu ms q, arm struck SINAI
IT, . ~ az. ~. ne p'Up,iuor "n CIV
he .,isSs xtoh;,,son 'r AZ "y 'S ~
emousS mon in lie nncLe 70 r mov Gov n. !,
and then The Battle commenced and RAJ rage Z,
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.You Cant" remsarked The .Judso
Don't forget the new jury court. Til
isiinal, and hardly think I've made !
heaNy enough.
A Sculptor In Trouble.
Lot Flannery, the sculptor of the STATUE
Of Abraham lincoln which stands il
rro,,t Of C;,,, Hall ,ra. Il, oe,,r, ,l,;., or,o