Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-03-29
BEFORE JUDGE kIMDALL.
A Frank Individual From the Country
Gets on.

BEFORE JUDGE kIMDALL.
| Frank Individual From the Country
Gets on.
There was a man in Judge Kimbalrs pro-
cession this morning who was honest
enough to admit that he came here from
Montgomery county, Md, to get some
whisky; and that he got it was evident
from the fact that when arrested last night
he was unable to navigate.
Lyon LIE Care was the name he gave,
but one of the court bailifs said he was
also known as Angel. The man was ar
| was very disorderly.
Harper asked him.
Indeed, don't know" was his response
But the policeman did know and he told
| the court all about the affair.
I've been SICK" said the prisoner, land
yesterday l came into town. l bought hall
pint of whisky, and after drinking it
| went to a lodging house and got a. bed
Then 1 got up like a Ounce and got another
| bottle of whisky"
where do you belong?" ne was asked.
I'm Montgomery county" he responded.
why did you come here?"
l. ITO get some whisky
"And he used very offensive language,
| interrupted the officer.
YES added the prisoner. 1.-The second
drink made a fool of me-
Judge Kimball told the country.nan that
| whisky did not do him much good, but as
he promised to return home today the
court accepted his personal bonds.
John Jackson, a tall colored man, wearing
| a PREDETERMINED, lgnt-colored hat, the
band around which was made Of green and
yellow ribbon, went in a dining room yes
terday and when he had eaten his dinner
there was trouble about the settlement for
it.
He didn't pay for the dinner" said the
officer, land I tried to get him to go home.
but he refused and was very disorderly."
Il wasn't disorderly." said the prisoner.
THE man in the dining room snatched my
hat and that was what caused the trouble.
do you live in the country?' asked the
court of the man. whose appearance was
that of an individual from the rural dis
trict.
q! lives in Goat alley" he answered. Il
amt no countryman."
Five dollars.
He WINS Released.
Moses Robinson has not been in the work
house for a week and Judge Kimball did
not send him there today.
Moses is a colored citizen who has been
arrested many times and who has occu-
pied almost every cell in the work house,
as we'll as a number of those in the Jail.
Last night he came to the station and
asked for lodging" said Policeman Owens.
land was told to go further. When he
went out 1 followed him and saw him ask
| a man for 10 cents for liquor"
You didn't see me begging the pris-
oner said, because 1 didn't ask anybody
for money
Moses injured his leg a few days ago
and was lame when he went to the police
station last night. That was why he did
not want to go home.
The judge thought that Moses had done
nothing very bad and released him.
James Trail. an old man who has lega
n II
cession as a vagrant, and he had been
there before.
The old man positively refuses 20 live in
the aims house. but prefers to beg on the
streets.
Yesterday he was found begging from
| house to house and had note which he
presented to those who answered his calls
There is nothing to be accomplished by
| sending the old man to the poor house. "
| said the judge, "for he will not stay there.
He was given sixty days on the farm.
| TOmOrroyv's Alexander Island Entries
First race, four and half furlongs sell
| ing-Mamie B. B.. los; Bon Voyage, 1903
| My Gyps, 1903; Devisee, 1913; Syracuse, 103
Rosita, 102; Somage, 102; Speedwell, 81
| Annie r.. 81; Rama, 104; Meadows, 105
Fan King 1O5; Helen H., 81; Dutch Lou
100; Kentucky Lady, 10s
Second race. six and half furlonGs
Jove 1OS: Hemet. los; Vagabond. 103
Wang, 1913; Billy Boy, 103; Cerebus, 104
Mickey 1O4; Pestilence, 104: Marble Post
| 81; Clansman, 81; Wentworth, 81; Sappho
| 90.
Third race, three-eighths of mile. two
year-olds-Frank R., 105; Glenayr, 1O5
Dutch Girl 1O5; Irish H. los
Fourth race, one ard one-sixteenth miles,
l. selling-Sam Bryant, 105; Connors. 1O5
Foxgloye, 1o5; Half Breed, 1o5; Glenall
los; Thurston. 10S; Pat. Woodstock, 100
Galloping King. 10; C. o. D., 102; John
Wink, 101; Elizabeth, 1O7; Paris. ~; Lith-
ograph, 81, Come Home, 80; Apprentice
81.
Fifth race, five-eighths mile, selling-Jews
Harp. 1O4; Imp. Savant, 104; Little Tim
105; Flash, 1O3; Lulu L., 1902; Monte Carlo
90; Joyeuse, 90; Countess, 81; Boonton.
81; Jewel, 1902; Tommy Laily, 102; Syde
100.
Sixth race, six and a half furlongs, selling.
-Bellwood. 1O4; Aleppo, 100; Cadet, 104
Mate, 104; Silver Queen, 102; Imposter, 112
Ben voio, 104; Trinculo, 11S; West Side, 49,
Speedwest, 1OS; Tim Flynn, 101; Johnny,
10l; Lady Gay, 80.