The Washington times., 1895-01-09

WIN being an unlicensed wholesale nquor
dealer In Twining City, ID. c., and the case
was continued until tomorrow. Noah Burke,
assault on John Payton sixty days in Jail.
Waiter Brown, assault. continued until to-
morrow. John Barnes. larceny OF Il box o:
candy from William II. Jackson, thirty days
in Jail. William Snowden, for asSaulting
james Triplett, both colored, by cutting him
on the arm with knife, was sent to jail for
$50 dayS. Frederick X. West, for assaultipg
William Ii. Young, fifteen days in jail Dan
iel Hayes, for keeping ''biting dog" which
lacefated Harry TaylVr's leg forfeited 80
collateral. George W. Hawkins. an old resi-
dent, was fined 80 or fifteen days f9r being
drunk and disorderly. Edward IL. Fitzgerald,
suspicious character. sent to the chain gang.
"Skeeter' Johnson's Case Csntinued-The
case OF George, alias ''Skeeter," Johnson, the
young negro who so seriously cut Patrick
Costello on November 25 i'll South Washing
ton, was continued in the police court yester-
day until the 18th instant.
An Error As 10 .ccality-Mr. Henry L.
Schmidt, watchman of the Baltimore and
Potomac Railroad Company at the Seventh
street AMI Virginia avenue crossing, desires
it stated tint The accident 10 Mr.. j. n. Fuller
on Monday night. on Seventh street, accurred
between Virginia avenue and Maryland ave
nue., and not ut Seventh street and Virginia
avenue.
Yeoman Lane Receives His Medicine
Samuel Lewis ane. ships yeoman on the
steamer Fish Hawk. who stole three pairs of
valuable field glasses from Can't Robert
Plate. of that vessel, appeared in Judge Mil
ler's court yesterday for sentence. He was
fined SO or thirty days in each of the three
cases of larceny.
Afraid to Be Alone with a Woman-Iena
Berkley, e comely young woman, was charged
in Judge Mller's court yesterday with the
larceny of sl2 from Robert Hutchinson 1t
appeared from the woman 5 testimony that
Hutchinson took her in and sheltered her in
his room from the storm on Monday night.
but as he was afraid 10 be left alone all night
with a female, Hutchinson called in a colored
woman to act as his chaperone. Lena saws
she bunked for the night on lounge, white
the colored woman. who became very cold
towards daylight crept into Hutchinson's
bed. In the morning the money was missing,
AMI Lena was charged with the THEFT. she
denied the charge and Judge Miller gave her
the benefit of the doubt by dismssing the
case.
-Four Co!ored Burglars Held-A quartet
OF bold, black burglars who broke into Simon
kaietsky's store window, No. sos Four-and-a-
half stree: southwest, and stole there!rom
quantity OF clothing. etc. several weeks ago.
were charged with houseDreakng in the
night i'll the police court yesterday They
answered to the names OF Benjamin Hughes,
William Gordon Charles Wood. and Joseph
Lee. and were heidi for the grand jury il
81 600 bonds each
Sad Police Court Picture-Emilne Port
lock. who formerly moved in good social
circles and was respected by all who knew
her. stood IN the police court dock yesterday
IN the center OF 4 motley group OF black and
white prisoners. and teGrfully pleaded guilty
to the charge OF yagrancy. Policeman Han
ley told the court that Emiine had sunk los in
the soc al scale, and was now only a poor,
bpsotted ''roun!er, who spent tue greater
portion Of her time looking for cheap whisky.
she MAS sent 10 the female workhouse for one
month.
Ea, gad Cecilia TOYS Fead When Sophia
Braxtou returned to her room Monday night
she found the man she is living with. named
Boston, occupying the apartment in company
with dapper young co!Toe-eo ored miss,
named Cecilia Toy. They were playing a
game OF domiu0es when the irate Sophia
/ dashed in and, seizing the living Toy by her
head, banged it repeatedly with n glass tum-
bier, cutting the scalp in several places. Ia
the police court yesterday sophia acknowl-
edged the assault and declared. Dat gal
can't be- no toy OF his'n II see her first.
She was sent 10 Jail for thirty days.
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Making a Bad Start in Life-Three school
! boys. whose ages ranged from nine 10 thir-
teen years. answered 10 the names OF
William Carter. William Miller and
James SaddIer in Judge MilIer's police
| court yesterday. They were charged
with breaking into the show window o. John
H. Fanagan's ieweiry store. No 53l Seventh
| street northwest, on Sunday night and steal
ing therefrom a quantity of holiday goods.
! The boys plead guilty and were fined only
! SO each on account OF their tender ages.
She Was Crased By Iiquor-AIay Earle.
| the young woman who tied a strip OF cloth
tightly about her throat in the Twelfth-street
! station-hou.e e Monday night, in q drunken
! FRENZY, while beng held as United States
was charged with destroying private prop
| erty in Judge Kimball's court yesterday 1t
/ was shown that while almost crazy from
! drink she entered Willie Gilnore's i'm
moral house in the Division" and pro-
ceeded to smash furniture, break chandeliers.
and do other mischief Owing to May
| EarIes irresponsible mental condition, the
| Gilmore woman failed TO prosecute her, and
! Assistant District Attorney MuEowney late
yesterday afternoon entered a nole pros. in
| the case.
Election and Installation of 0ffcers-The
| Crescent Benevolent Association has elected
as president, Louis j. Frisard. second term;
vice president John A. Holcer. second term;
financial secretary. Harry A. Burr, third
term; treasurer, George Maier. jr.. fifth term;
trustees, Israel Sommers, chairman. third
term; Samuel VIZ Brunuer. third term, and
| George Schaefer; isergeant-at-arms. Charles
| Schubert.
Bakers Relief Association. No. l. has
elected the following officers: President
! George Jaeger;Y vice president, Charles
| Bender recording secretary, Paul Burk;
| financial secretary. j.. A. Sahuerger;
treasurer, j. ". Miller; finance committee,
Arnold. and George Suppes.
On Wednesday evening, January ., the
following officers were installed in Cyrus
Castle. No. ]. X. G, E.. for the ensuing term:
P c.. John Bergman; n. c., b. H. Potts: v.
| c., C. L. Sherwood; ii. P, James G.
Saunders, third term; V. H., J. T. Hatton; M.
OF r.. w. Fl. Signor; C. of E., Thomas P
Moore, fifth term; X. OF E., William +. Potts,
third term; S. H., C. P. Price.
U. S. Grant Post, No. II, G. A. R., at its
last regular encampment held at their hall.