Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-19
CELEBRATED YESTERDAY
And Told Abop. 1t Today in the Police
Court
Justice Administered 60 . Crowd of
Petty Offenders Who Had Gotten
Into Trouble Throush Liquor.


As one of the results of the procession On
Pennsylvania avenue yesterday there were
today two process,ons a. a.. ro,,.. -,
The nar,,c,nan,. a., -, -
onIv snec,s,ors ,,a.,s s e'ene "
oS SPECTATORS yesterday. ana many or
them had attempted to mix patriotism and
spirits. but the result was a tired feeling
,h,s ,nor,,,. 1ro,,,. e., - $3.50
~IAi- ca mae w inc TWO processions. There
were Two coioreo men IN the party who had
a meeting Of an unpleasant character and
whose heads will feel the result OF the com
hat for so,,a ,,r,a 80 oo,,. va. -, -
"a ,oi sumo 'iiie 70 come iaros OF cotton
Danoaees covered tneir neaoss ana one OF
ne cue victims nao ms Isce paruy covered
irom view, Sourt opened AT the usual hour.
ing 1ohn flnkney when his case was called
tor triai.
mere tne cnaIge against MIN. saio
S. LII ro.ts put Wnere rs me prisoner
hendig
hereF
behind the rails" interrupted the court
Throwing stones was the charge against
.he prisoner, ana Judge himball wanted 70
An9W VINO hao arrested The infant
ne was arrested on complaint or . cft-
Zen, was what the Judge was told.
Step around here. boy. and tell me about
snis stone throwing.
Il was down there yesterday" said the
boy. and some boy told me to trot ] told
MN trot nowhere. and he threw stones
How many stones did you thrown
oldnt throw none"
r: l. hqppert was the citizen who conn
planned, his window was broken. and he
saw tnis httie boy near his store. There
was no direct proof AGAINST the infant, who
a as oeeh locked up all night and the judge
discharged him.
The President spoke Of the disorder in
'front.' OF the grand stand yesterday" said
foicemen Ciscle and Owens. who charged
Two senuemanly appearing colored boys,
Albert Madison and Joseph Galloway, with
. neihg Responsible Tor II The boys met for
the first time yesterday after they were ar
he denied that he was guilty of profanity
or disorder of any kind The other boy also
a .s she enarge. ana the former charged
that ofneer Ciscie struck him in the mouth.
because he called a friend TO send word 70
his mother. This the officer denied.
rave you any Witnesses? asked the
No. sir" Responded one OF the victimAL
we haven't had time 70 get any,"
rive dollars each"
hphriam Duckett who is well acquainted
In police circles. was called TO explain his
conduct in Seaton Park. where he paraded
with his clothing slightly dis
arranged
Ny belt was tight" said the negro, and
Mnen 4 saw the watchman 4 didn't try -
fine az s,o or ,,,r,,, a.,. ,.
keep quiet"
Jessie Mccoy was the woman who startel
~ ~ ,,.,,,,h -. ,e eo.It ana before she goe
a. ga So ,, iel'ea'eu 'ne attempC Jessie
- t,ob,,,,. neI onts loupie oeihS
s,ror.- 1919 eonuoi her appeute lor
We r,arr,a.S 81. soi1 ene court tnat Inc
~, rn.IiS' o1' "ei Husoano name was
81 go. -, ..,
ola ,sa .ese sesseroay Trying 10 ger an
s,n,,a ~ " ~ Win nss sad foheeman
ssn he got away from her ana later
sis, r rse0s oSsSene isngpage because drug
siss refused her drink
- Sne was Locked UP about two weeks
-, 80 sou .lns Diaos, ana Wheh sne got
= - se asAeu me ior nNe cents TO get Q
w, can, ,,,
~ eetAt my Husoano GOWN last Thurs-
20! iVi assuming an oHcer. said Jessie.
, anu WISH TO G0d he had killed half OF the
..Uta
..N me- u.u You sc, out
.Nons, 80, se , 49, was Jessie reply.
s,o, ~ a., you ssha me Gown ull next pen
800 20. SIC 1sAe1 Aly husband is IN
JAZZ ana as long as i have a husband
ny n1' e so,n s.v % w ,h ,or shyooay ~,
ry,t So4a nave enfee mont salo Judge
Ai iino
su' etaih you.
,.als l.ls Liteeh Gays TOT GOOD behavior
30 49,, In ne .s On .ne 4.n oi Decein-
'e'' "N'SN WIN oe pension oas-
Merely n Spectator.
Sarah Scott, a neatly dressed colored
mas N ,-,o,,,., - ,,..,.......- =.
,,,,,,.,...x .,, -. =. - -.
- - ,s--',''N " si. Aei .1oa4ef
Al South washington last nignts ana there
was hight ON the street Her presence
there caused her arrest Several sleeves Of
dresses and feathers from hats were picked
up. but Sarah's clothing had not even been
She was discharged.
Horace Williams. a colored boy. had .
holiday yesterday and he went out TO give
an exhibition OF bareback riding. His horse
went on the sidewalk and his arrest fob
lowed
nat was the matter with the horse yes
terdayF
be wanted TO 60 back home
Couldn't You manage him7"
only had a halter on him."
Why didn't you lead the horsef
u didn't think"
Five dollars"
James Simms was on trial on q charge Of
and when asked By MIR. Pugh TO
state the name OF the woman with wAou
he had been living he replied:
Mrs. James Simms."
lis she your wife?'
1--WE been living with her for six yeara
lost my wife. and swore 1 would never
..,rhars's n romance co,nac,.a ,.-,.s ~
wife" remarked Lawyer QNeiu.
w. i. Wood testified that he had had
Simms watching policy people ana the -
lice got the benefit OF his invasriga to-,
LAWYER Gloss argued the case ara s.,s
IL was S!mms' misfortune ,bat - -
drink. ~ WYNN
mr., -o.-.