Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-01
JUDGE KIMBALL,s RETURN.
oreeted by Goodly Array of Prisoners 4
Court This Morning

Court This Morp,ng
judge Kinbau has
anu MS lace shows the effects Of the no: sun
ahh salt water. This morning the Judge re-
sumed his seat on the bench and thero ue.-o
twenty-tbree nr;soners in ,hs al So =, 80
PRISONERS IN the dock, ten OF them
oeLhe lemsies-
jim Green, a good-natured stranger was the
first one picked from the procession for tr;a,
and he answered s.rr, o,,;itr 90 .Io.,;.; an
cars y. 'epA"s =" VIC
his man, said Officer Ciscle, twas found
| asleep in freight car last night on the Balt;-
more and Potomac railroad nm yi-o;n;a .,o-
ma "'o
revar na aus flsnt your honor. said Green. II
never was In Washington before. arrived in
! to"n last night, and If your honor will give me
''T nou is IL GET out;
me oihcer then told the judge that there had
Deeh NUMBER OF ronberies committed in that
S aeIs9 oorhood, and the officers had been or
:. 1ou can go this time, said the judge; land
49, -, are mere after Two hours you will
/ -, "o.A nouSe
pob p. MS srokf.
s;r,;,o,. -: ooio'e 81 ooy, - aound under
'oHui'iohs on tne baitlmore and Ohio
ralroad- Policeman Tracy found him sleeping
| In the cars. His statement was that his home
| was in GOrdonsville but that he has been en-
ployed here Carving mortar for about tu,o
| weeks.
Il don't bel;eve that ~ s.;a Ira. u;u.u
''You are too voupg 10 co., noa...1
| "No amt" said tba boy ~ 90 ,ox ,,.
niyht and had NO otber 81. - ' To- ~
! DAYS 'SP'
| "Guiltv" resnonded Robe,t Thonns,, Via,
arraigned for violating n Disfrict or3;nancn on
| the Navy Yard bridue Five doliars "A
Il believe was drunk or very nearly so =,
said Percy Brown. who admitted his guilt. He
was charged with bcino disorJerlx 81 Ia
| a bottle of wbi.kv in his racLat as Iii - Aa1
| overdose of the frid in his s,omach crowd
! of children were follouing him po-c, ~
/ several wears ago was a res1rrect;or;st ga IL
had been LIVING , better life sor nmrbar -
wears and was worl;ne 10 snnror, h;,n."T y,
his sister Maud R-ow1 A''o'' "NU
| s.But Won GOT drunt Last n;obtn
| s.Ycs. iudce I did oct Jrnnt Iho,-d
| good news Yesterday and II slavotad ,,a 'onAe
| ut WAS n very ,oor .la,st;on -
/ drunk " concluded ~. ;,aao ..v n.n you sos
SS."
TWO PAIRS OF SISTERS.
| Maggie Lancaster and Lizzie Lancaster, her
sister, were charged with being persons of evil
NE and fame, as well as suspicious persons A
| white man had complained to Officers Sontao
| and Hatton that he had been in their comuanV
and had been robbed. Judge Kimball said he
did not feel like protecting any man who travels
WIN such people and visits such houses, and
| Just then the man appeared. Il lost SZ5 and
! my knife he said, .'and if can get INV knife
back 4 viii be satisfied" The women were re-
/ leased on their own reeognizauce.
| Next In line was Alice johnson. and her sister
Katie came with her Disorlerly conduct
| was the charge and Policemen Austin and
McGrath complained against them They
| were singing vulgar songs" said one of die
| officers. They live in 9th street alley north
east and spend some time about 18th street IL
| they can get three or four jiggers of gin in
| them they are satisfied" The girls protested
| their innocence but the Judge held them puiItv
OF the charge and fined them the usual amount.