Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-17
BOTH MEN AND WOMEN
Were Among Those Who Appeared Before
Judge kimbaII This Morning.


attire gave her the appearance of widow. was
the ar-t Of the thirty-oae prisoners in the
Police Court today to appear for trisl before
Judge KimbalL vagraucy was the charge
against her and when arraigned she answered
mot guilty" and added, II want Lawyer
Kicks
The lawyer appeared and so did Policeman
Herbert, who had arrested her in South Wash
ington.
I've noticed this woman for about three
weeks said the officer. she has been hang
ing around southwest under the influence of
hGuor freQuenting bar rooms and smoking
cigars and cigarettes. And. added the officer,
I've seen her about saloons drinking with col
ored men
That don't make any difference" inter-
rupted counsel. ''She has Just much right
TO drink with a colored man as she has with
white man or a Chinaman-
1--we seen her drunk at all hours of the
night" said aaother officer '-One morning
during the cold weather l met her about
O'Clock in the morning and had to send her
where she could get warm
And have seen her under similar circum-
stances said The third officer.
Officer Herbert said he arrested her u
dining room. where she sitting at table
with man. and they had glasses of beer on
the table b. fore them.
The woman in her own behalf said that she
bought piece Of beefsteuk yesterday and went
to the eating room to have IL cooked. She told
the man in the place that she would divide her
dinner with him, and she also went out and got
pitcher of beer to treat him
.Ildse Kimban questioned the woman about
her conduct. and she remembered having been
drunk several times and she also remembered
her police experiences
You have not been here for long time.
said Judge kimball. ''aad ] am not going to
send yoU TO the work house- You can go ON
your personal bonds this time. and let me
advise YOU that Won had better stop drinking
rum and conduct yourseif better in the future.
Mary Skies and Mary SmallwoOd. coloTed
girls who were arrested on AZ street for using
bad language. plead guilty and went down for
two weeks.
BAD QUARTET.
-Four able-5odied co.ored men came next,
whose names were given as John Wood. VIM
Marshall. George Bailey and Abe Hutchinson
Policeman Barry arrested them in South Wash
ington last night and Sol. Green appeared as
witness against them Two Of the men, so the
officer said. went 10 Jail yesterday and saw Dan
Mumford. who is under sentence for burgiariz
ing tailor shop. and from the prison they
went to Mumford's house. where they got some
cloth The cloth sold and the men were
arrested about the time the men we're dividing
the money.
The officer saws that Marshall is thief"
said Lawyer Moss. land want to question him
about it. / know Marshall and have a reason
LOT 1eiencihg hini-
..-, suppose you nave, tne iuese
Inc reason Is generay gwen oe.ese 'ne a,'i 4,
\, nonSs IN os r.s ,na, Wa1.hai had ths r.nnt,-
e., o-,1,,,, .bs of;c.-s ~ hei,, a thief
Il have been in the work house once for be-
ing disorderly." said Marshall, but have
never been arrested for stealing"
Where did you get the CLOTH:
From Bailey" he replied.
..Vbas haxe yon 20 saw about this statement?''
the conrt a.ked Roilev
Il bought il from a man on PENNSYLVANIA
>vsnne las, week for 81 - = he answered land
sold II for $3.50
..And Won expect me To believe that?''
.sIts the truth."
He admitted that he had been to see Num-
ford At the iail and that he came nm with Wood
The other defendants told their stories OF the
affair and Wood said that BAILEY wss Numford's
consin
Bailey was given ninety DAYS on the farm.
Wood sixty DAYS and Hutchinson and Marshall
thirty dayssach.
son. LAsiLi pisFoshp vi GASES
fredcle Anderson. a cesored Doy arrested ior
disorderly conduct in Government alley, plead
Ruilty and was fred IS or fifteen days Then
. .ha-oa Of xsor.r.v Urn. paie .cains. him
hnt the ;ndoe conld zee NO reason for iucreas-
in, the yscers NJ .rrests in tbat yay and gave
him no additional trme TO serve
srsn;cion vas the charge AGAINST Richard
saunders and he was sent down for thirty
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