The Critic and record., 1891-03-26
MILLER AND KIMBALL.
THE NEWLY COMMISSIONED JUDGE
ON HAND AGAIN TODAY,

Watching With Interest the Way Judge
Miller Runs His Police Rcaper-He
win Soon BE Called Upon TO Work IL
Himself.
Judge Ivory G. Kimball, the new Police
Judge, sat on the Bench again to-
day with his colleague, Judge Thomas j.
Miller. There was a large batch Of cases
to dispose Of mostly of a minor character.
Miles Mccarthy, a nervous-looking lit
tie Irishman, was one of the first to make
his bow to Judge Miller. lie was up on
a charge of disordcrly conduct Miles
said he served his country as cavalry
man i'm the late war, and had come to
Washington from Providence, II. t.. TO Sc
cure pension.
"lfyou let me of this time, yer Honor"
said the little soldier, 81 will git back To
me home at onCt and will wait there till
MIR. Dominick Murphy gets me pension
troo.n
"The trouble with you, is If you stay Ia
this town you will get drunk every min
ute in the day said the good Judge.
'lndade, WON'T replied good-natured
Miles. pledge me WORD, will 80 right
homc.h
Judge Miller suspended sentence and
Miles took his hat and marched out with
head erect, looking every inch soldier.
Only Filched watch In Fun.
Edward Tyne is pretty slick citizen
and is evidently on the road to fame i'm
the world of thievery. The other day he
engaged in little sparring bout with Will
liam Barr and slipped the latt2r's watch
from his pocket. Tyne told his Honor
that he took the watch, but he did it all in
fun.
"Let me see how you do it," said the
Judge.
Tyne stepped up to an officer and within
q second he had the officers watch.
Tyne got ninety days in the workhouse.
BObinsOn's use-warming
James Robinson Is a little black man,
with big, good-naturod woman for a
wife. The latter keeps boarding house
near Tenallytown, James has only been
out of the Rockville Jail few weeks.
The other day he called on his frau and,
according to his statement, got very
warm reception. Sam Reed, who boards
with Mrs. Robinson, was there and
clubbed him.
Mrs. Robinson and another woman,
named Annie johnson, assisted Reed, and
when they got through with Robinson
he was n sight to look at.
And your Honor" continued Robin
son, 80 | learns de two of dem dug q
hole in de flo of dc house and war going
to bury me after dey killed me-"
"Well, they didn't kill you2" said
! Judge Miller.
mo, dey did't but dey tried to-"
Reed got two month in jail
lie Oiled His Mother.
William Morrison, vicious black man.
about % years old, was charged with as
saultmg his mother, a rather comcly
looking person. Mrs. Morrison testified
| that her son came into the house and she
| upbraided him for his bad conduct. lie
didn't take kindly TO this aud picked up a
lamp and throwit at her, striking her ON
| the forehead She exhibited an ugly
wound, and Judge Miller gave the boy
three months in Jail
Another Globe Theatre Case.
Roop and Hopper we're charged in the
Police Court this morning with violating
the building regulations by overcrowding
their theatre-thc Globe They were ably
defended by Barrister Thomas Field and
got off with the minimum fine, So
Martins Case Postponed.
George Martin, the young man who
broke into the White House last Saturday
night, was not able to appear in the Police
Court to-day and his case was postponed
until Wednesday next.