The evening times., 1895-11-04

| ing water. He, was ready 10 do better
| bat was too late.
Charles Gaines, colored, said for himself
that be had just got a good job, hut a
case of bad drunk and disorueriy was made
| out, aud he was fined So.
George Sprague was disorderly in a con
| troversy ut tHtn and streets northwest,
| with w. Brown. Policeman TEuinbo made
| the arrest. Brown said he wanted 10 be
| easy with Sprague, but the Judge saw So
worth OF meanness in It.
William Dotson, n young colored man,
| by Attorney Hewlett, TINS morning pleaded
| gully to the charge OF stealing $500 dia-
| mond ring from Mrs. DR.. Maekel, at No.
| T21 Riggs street northwest, last sum-
| ner.
| SUSPECTED DoTSoN.
The report came IN ut No. S station at
| Z p. m., and Policeman Charles Bremmer-
man went out to investigate. Suspicion
| rested upon Dotson, who was employed In
| the family, and Mr.. Bremmcrman asked that
he be arreslssi on SUSPICION.
The order was read al the stations at
| midnight, and a htJic later Policeman
Watson TOOK Dotson into custody as tie was
/ walking along street, going TO his en-
ployer's.
AT the station Mr.. Brenmernan found the
I
II up in the bathroom.
Dotson was reRianded for sentence.
Jury Present, Bnt Judge Absent
Judge McConias, of circuit court No. =,
has gone home 10 Haserstown for DAY
or Two. The jury Will be called in his
court tomorrow. but probably little else
Will be- dole beror. Wednesday.
PLEADED NOT GUILTY.
Fred Jones. a very ragged and dirty col
ored youth, was charged with disorderiy
conduct, and pleaded not guilty.
Your honor," said the officer, this
boy, with bali a dozen others, were drIv-
Ing down N street In a wagon, curssng and
yelling. Tine otners managed 10 get away,
Det managed to get this one
DE oners wUZ uoiieriu'; l wasn't" said
the~prisoner. Wen dey seed de police
man dey rimpesf oa.. | staii IN de wagon
an got rrsted.''
Five dollars fine said Judge kimbaIl.
JAMES Woodey. 4 rather neatly attired
young man, Was charged with dtsorsieriy
conduct by Policeman Passanan, and a
couple of residents OF II street, Gcorge,own.
oDr of whom was Lady.
when l saw the man." said officer
Passaban, he had stopped this lady and
was making threatening gestures at her.
arrested him on her complaint
The lady took the stand and testified
that he stopped her when she was trying
to cross the NJ street bridge and spoke
to her in very profane manner. Another
witness substan,iated this testimony and
the defendant was sentenced to fifteen
days in the workhousc.
William Thomas and John Robinson p
year-Old eoiored boys, were ARA igncd for
disorderly conduct ana affray by Policeman
Smith nd pleaded not guilty. Emma ChiIds,
cousin of Willie, was the principal witness
John Robinson struck Willie in de back
wifi half brick, Jedge.- said Emma
What did the other one de- asked
the Judge.
willie didn't do nothin'. He jes run"
TROUBLE WITH WILLIE.
Boys, cuine aroand here and tell me
about this" said Judge Kimball.
''Now, John,. what's the trouble between
you and wihies''
HE struck me first, bin and his littiest
brother" declared Johnnie. He nit me
wild half Il brick"
I'VE wuz playin', Judge" said Willie.
Ian John Robinson he struck me VIII u brick
an den said he'd cut my heart out.''
That's fine taik for tweivt-ycar ulds,'
said the court. Il don't want to send boys
like these TO the workhuus-. They need
good trouncings.'
Williams mother anneunced her intention
of "whippin' him guud,'' and later johns
mother appeared in court, and gave similar
promise. The boys thereupon were IT
leased.
Sperro Joyce and George Spaff Greek
fruit vendors, were arrested by Policeman
Hodges, of the First, charged with ubstruet-
ing gthestreet with htheiTroihng stands They
were fined So each.
George Smith, drunk and disorderly, was
arrested on, N street, Georgetown, for
creating a, disturbance, and pleaded not
guilty ii
"This man was eursing and swearing.
your hvnof," said the officer, ''and re-
fused to move on
"Do YOU want to say anything?'.
II wuz up In Boston, Judge, about 6
O'Clock, and had been drinkin' little.
admit that, but doan remember cussin'"
Fifteen days"
DISTURBED THE SERVICES.
Thomas Haniey was arrested by Police
man FIather for creating Sunday night
row in Bethel Chapel, the Central Uniun
Mission branch, On the corner Of Thfr-
teenth street and Ohio avenue, and Judge
KhnbaD, severe on disturbers of religious
exercises sentenced him to one month in
the workhvuse.
Maggie Charlson'' called the clerk, and
in response TO a charge of lisorderiy con-
1.-THE court fines you $5.
annie Young" and that old rounder
walked leisurely TO the front.
To the charge Of profanity she nodded
q careless guilty, and, not waiting TO hear
the court say So, she walked back to the
cells.
James Robinson was charged by Police
man Ptnks with profanity.
'aTllis man was coming across the bridge
last night, and when saw him near this
end he was cursing two men.
ST WIZ over in Jackson City to see my
aunt, judge"
"That's a new name for it," interjeoted
the court.
mo, sir; twas my aunt an when 1 wuz
comin' back de two men he seen wuz -cuss-
IN me-" i
Five dollars"
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